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In 2006 I started making cardboard horses. They were a self imposed assignment, a daily creative task intended to motivate and loosen me up, little experiments, paralysis prevention. My plan was to make a cardboard horse everyday, Monday through Friday until I had 100. I did and exhibited the group at Tinlark in Los Angeles in 2007. I've made 3 patterns, two adults and a colt, to share and I hope you make a cardboard horse or two or three or maybe a little family or maybe your own stampede! -Ann Wood
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What you will need:
-Cardboard – you can use any kind – I think a medium weight is good, I'm using cardboard from a gift box for this demonstration.
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First download the pattern, cut out the pieces and trace them onto your cardboard, I'm using an old box. I like to use a pair of manicure scissors for the difficult small bits – corners etc. I included an optional tail and mane in the pattern. I'm foregoing those for this horse and will add a tail and mane of antique lace.
You can finish your horse with collage or fabric or pencil – the possibilities are endless – but if you choose to paint like I am today, then paint both sides to prevent curling. I'm using latex paint for the base.
And adding some dapples from my water color box.
And some splatters of ink. You can use a stiff paint brush or old tooth brush and I used a fine sharpie pen to draw on a very simple eye and mouth.
Next I'm adding the antique lace mane and tail using a glue stick ( or elmer's glue if you prefer).
Once that is dry we're ready to assemble.
Arrange the legs with the body sandwiched between and use the nail to
make a hole through all three layers. You'll need to put a piece of wood or heavy cardboard underneath to protect the surface you're working on.
Thread the wire through the button holes and then pass both strands through the legs and body.
Thread both wires through a small button on the back, pull it tight and twist to secure and trim the extra wire with pliers.
Add another piece of wire for hanging by twisting it around the buttons. I like to give all my horses a name, this is Sebald, horse #101.
Finished! I've hung Sebald amongst the snow flakes over my bed with Winston (horse #71).
Fun project! There is something so wonderful about multiples.
love it!
Oh, wow! This is such an amazing installation! And, I love your ships; I wrote about them last fall. They're swoon-worthy!
I LOVE this idea!!! Really clever and the possibilities are endless for colors.
lovely project! thanks!
wow–what a great tutorial! thank you so much for sharing this. i definitely see some pretty little horses in my (very) near future…
These are absolutely gorgeous! So sweet, so variable; what a fun DIY. Thanks!
Love this! I'm a HUGE fan of Ann Wood!
What a fun project! I'm always excited for horse themed crafts! I collected Breyer horse models as a child, and now ride once a week!
This is a great idea.
I love it…shoud it work with fabric?
Oh they are lovely!
They look so beautiful on the wall!
Yay! I will attempt a round-up for my hallway. Ann's ships and birds are very cool, also.
so beautiful. makes me want to run wild! can't wait to show this to my daughter today.
wow, those are amazing! i love your attention to detail.
I love this, I love horses and Ann Wood is one of my favorite artists.
Cute! This is fabulous!
oh wow! i loved the hundred horse project! how very exciting, i'll certainly be trying to make some of these!
One word: wow.
How inspirational are you?!
I LOVE this. I LOVE the fact that you gave yourself your own assignment. And what a great idea.
The horses look beautiful, especially all displayed together; they have a fantastic impact. And the fact that you gave them all names is so cute :)
That's my kind of creavity – organised creavity!
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WOW this is so great!
Oh my, they are amazing. Perhaps I should do this to make my other half happy until we can afford a horse!
So wonderful–my nieces and I need to make a little herd of our own!
I am confused, where is the pattern? These horses are beautiful
thanks for allowing us share your project ann!
What a lovely project, thanks for sharing!!
This is such a lovely idea. I've contemplated doing the same with birds, but never got round to the actual doing part. Maybe I'll make some of these for the wall of my niece's nursery.
Wow, so cool! I think my son would LOVE a herd of these in his room.
We took my 2 year old camping this weekend and she loved driving by fields full of horses. She kept asking for "more horses!" so this would be wonderful for her. I'm sure she'd love her very own field of horses.
there is something magical about them in a herd! Very inspiring!
I am definetly going to try and make a few of these! They are too cute!
Oh wow. Now this is too great. I'm afraid I wouldn't know when to stop!
Since I started my blog 8 months ago, I've seen 20+ DIY projects every single day. I think this might be my FAVORITE! This would be so much fun stampeding down my hallway. Thanks SO much for sharing this Ann! I'll be linking.
Thanks so much everyone! And thanks Grace and Ann for sharing my stampede. It occurred to me today that it might be fun for littler kids to cut them out of construction paper and use those little brass paper fastener things for the joints.
Thanks again- ann wood
ps – the pattern download link is at the beginning of the instruction text and you can find it on my blog as well http://www.annwood.net/blog
love it! These would look great on one wall of my daughters play room . Thanks for sharing :)
omg, how amazing. How cute would this be in a nursery??? or a hallway? or anywhere…
This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing and inspiring!
ohmygoodness – this is pure wonderfulness! I might have to try this for my boys room!
beautiful and inspiring.
i am in love with the concept of such a project! and the horses are so great :O)
great galloping goodness…my horsie crazy girls are going to love these!!! thanks so much for sharing!
what a wonderful idea…..
I LOVE Ann Wood!!! Thanks for sharing the pattern!! Can't wait to make my own.
I'm adding wings and making my daughter's tomorrow.
My daughter is asking for a horse birthday party. Thank you for sharing this wonderful project. I plan to use these as both decorations at her party and an activity for the kids.
Coincidence! It's my sister's 13th birthday today, and she loves horses…I am totally going to send her a link to this page! Wow!
Very fun project! Thanks for sharing =) Great that you give them all names – and a personality.
I am definitely going to make a whole pile of these!!! Although, I confess that one or two of them will have to have a unicorn horn added, I think….
what a fantastic idea, thanks for the instructions!
These are so cute! I made one just last night and I'm gonna keep making them til I have a heard.
I'm so excited that people are making them – send pictures – I'd love to see!
We're doing a workshop with adults with developmental disabilities, something like this would be a fantastic workshop idea for them! Thanks for posting it!
Kristen that's great – I'd love to send you some supplies- buttons( I have tons) embellishments etc. – you can contact me through my blog or website if you're interested.
those are super clever! and the fact that they are horses makes me love them even more :-)
ahhhh!!! i love this so much! thanks for sharing!
Love this. I see 'em randomly scattered around odd spots in a room to draw visual interest. cute!
This is unbelievable!! SO good.
I <3 Ann Wood!
so fun! a perfect cure for paralysis prevention. thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for sharing… more than one fine art is being demonstrated here. Most especially the art of accomplishing something on snatches of borrowed time through a daily, ritual act. BRAVO
Thanks for sharing, great project to make. love these horses
I love this idea! I've already made about twenty of them. Once you start it's sort of addicting! Now it's just the question of what my cat will think of them up on the wall….
Wow! I love it. So many horses make a great impact.
Thank you so much! they are wornderful
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahawkins/3583818364/ – made my own little horse from the pattern, so fun! Thanks for posting! :)
Absolutely beautiful. I love the colours of the herd – happy, bright.
Your creativity is inspiring -thanks so much for sharing.
As a lover of horses what better way to display their characters. Thanks for sharing! I am going to make a few of my own too!
Beautiful! What a work of art!
I love this! I have one question though, how does she hang them on the wall? That would be a lot of nails and holes in your wall.
my horse loving sister is just buying her own house. She is so going to have her own herd of these to go in it….thank you
I really like the horses, i'm going to make some too!
Thanks for sharing!
Magnificient diy! I can't wait to create my own stampede. Thanks Ann! Thanks Grace!
these are just gorgeous!!! talk about inspiring.
omg, those are fab! how did i miss them before!?! I have many "horsepeople" in our family & friends and these would be great for them! Thank you so much!
I made 3 tonight. I have a feeling I will have my own herd soon! Please take a look and thank you again!
Dear Ann,
What a wonderful introduction to your work! My friend Lori sent me a link to this project, thinking I could use it during my school visits for my PHANTOM STALLION and WILD HORSE ISLAND book series! I can't wait to try it with the kids; I would love to have your permission to post this in my reader newsletter!
Thanks so much,
Terri Farley
I just discovered your site and your work…outstanding! The horses are wonderful and I am eager to try making one. Thanks for sharing.
This was such a fun project. Here is what my family did with it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/bohlin/3664786047/
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This is so inspiring… thank you for sharing! I am wondering what this idea would look like if I did a bunch of birds in the same manner. I love horses, but I really have a bird fetish. A whole flock of watercolor, fabric covered birds. Thanks for your inspirations! Your horses are so pretty!
My son is just wild about horse! Thanks so much for this great craft project!
This is fabulous! Thank you SO much! I'll be making some horses and some unicorns and maybe a random Pegasus… Thank you again!
:) geras
how fun! a group of us horse owners get together occasionally and do a horsey craft project. I'm going to suggest this one. Thank you so much for sharing.
The Stanpede is amazing, just love the way they galloping across he wall en mass. I think I migh make one myself
thanks for sharing
You are so talented.
I am amazed at all the unique and delightful things you make!!
I must make some of these horses.
I have all kinds of ideas of things to do to them and I can hardly wait to get started!
Too bad I have to go to work everyday!
love this project – Beautiful. My friend is doing the horses and I want to try to do it too.
My daughter is planning to decorate the nursery for her first baby with the horses, and I'm about to start making some. I'm not very crafty, but this is so creative surely I can come up with some cute ones. I appreciate the details about how you made Sebald and I love the idea that you named each one. Onward!
BEAUTIFUL!!! How are the horses secured to the wall or canvass? Thanks!
Beautiful!! how are they secured to canvass or the wall?
I adore these! I made one yesterday with the main bit covered in sheet music and called her Melody, and I'm really pleased with how she turned out. I've been thinking about redecorating my room, but my mum has said I can't spend too much, so I think this is going to be a great way to decorate my wall. :)
I love this project. I am a volunteer art teacher at my son's elementary school. This month I was looking for a horse art project to go along with the the artist that we are learning about,m Frederic Remington. Over the next few weeks, my friend and I will be teaching over 60 kindergartners and having them make their own Kindergarten Stampede. We can't wait to hang it in the hallways.
I love this project. I am creating a huge abstract art display on my bedroom wall and these horses fit in perfectly. Thank ya for the idea :)
Thank-you so much for this. I decided to take on 100 horses myself, because I've been struggling to really focus on my art lately and I thought this would be a good thing to get me loosened up and feeling confident again that I can actually finish a task. I'm up to 5 so far and I'm in love with each one. Thank -you so much for sharing
I love this but where can I find the template?
you can download the template on our site- just keep reading the post and where it says "download the pattern"- those words all link to the download :)
Dear Ann; I want to paint horses on the walls at work.
Would you sell me a cardboard horse I could use to trace and paint on a wall? Please let me know.
Thank you.
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This is fantastic, I'm definitely blogging this, with credits, of course!
Hi…I love love love this…but I can't get the link for the template to work…
I would love to try this project, but the link for the pattern takes me to a 404 error (page not found).
The templates are missing!!! PDF is not found when link is clicked! HELP
we had a server problem and lost our ftp files- i'm uploading them as quickly as possible, but we need to get a new version of this file so i'm working as fast as i can to get new versions of every file we've ever uploaded in the past 2 years. as you can probably guess, it's going to take a while ;)
If you look at earlier comments, your'll find Anne's own words an a link to working template, "http://www.annwood.net/blog":
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May 27th, 2009 – 5:12 pm
Thanks so much everyone! And thanks Grace and Ann for sharing my stampede. It occurred to me today that it might be fun for littler kids to cut them out of construction paper and use those little brass paper fastener things for the joints.
Thanks again- ann wood
ps – the pattern download link is at the beginning of the instruction text and you can find it on my blog as well http://www.annwood.net/blog
Veru nice!
The link to the pattern does not work. Can you please send me the pattern?
This is great! I love horses so much, so this is an awesome craft. I am going to try the 100 horses idea. Such a great idea, thanks for sharing!
I would love to try this but the pattern no longer works! I love how whimsical yours turned out.
I would also love to try this project but the link to the pattern isn't working. Re-link pretty please!
Amazing! Your creativity, and use of color is incredible! You are one talented girl Ann!
so cute!!!!
I love your project, though I'm not really clear on how you've hung them on your wall. I rent – love my house – but my landlord has one (and only one) rule – nothing hung on the walls. I lean pictures/stack books – whatever I can think of to add color.
This is beautiful:)
Oh my god! I haven't seen such a beautiful craft in at least two months. Since my daughter was sitting and cutting up some old books with some new scissors. It reminds me of bits of cards that someone has cut out a horse shapes, and than painted it! Witty!
This is awesome..but the link is no longer found or not working….Can you share the pattern please…
This is perfect! Love the inspiration! creating a mobile for my baby daughter…but somehow think it will be hard to stop and a beautiful collection will grow on the shelf!
I've got everything ready but the pattern! Please give us an update when it's working! I'm SO excited!
Pattern link above,
Thankyou for the lovely project
these are beautiful, but I can't down load the pattern! Could I possibly still get it? I would love it please!
Love your horses…just downloaded the pattern…THANK YOU! Just what I love to do …among jillions of other things..
Love this idea…Thank You!!! Cannot wait to create some!!!
Our school mascot is the Mustang… I want to have each of my art students make one and hang them up around the front office :).
I love this. Made me think of doing a similar project with monkeys (I currentlt have a little thing for monkeys).
Thank you so much for posting. It's a beautiful piece of art.
Wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed using you pattern for these wonderful ponies! First I made them with my grandchildren, than I made them with the tops of old Christmas boxes and sent them as Christmas cards! Thank you for sharing your art.
I just ran across this! My boyfriend loves horses and these are going to start appearing on the walls of his place!
A perfect test of class and style is when someone finds such a great site/article 4 years later and both the article and style are still fantastically gorgeous and still beloved. Good Job! I will enjoy trying to create some horses too .. .. tyvm for a great DIY Ann W. Respects
This has so reconnected me with the preteen who loved horses more than anything else. Thank you!
This is a wonderful project. I have put a link to your blog on my page. I hope you get loads of hits. x


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Awesome thanks a lot. I do wonder though... why does this Easy Clean stuff only say cleanser and not sanitizer? I know it is intended to be the sanitizer with this equipment kit. I also noticed that after mixing it up, it seems to have the same smell and feel on my hands as OxyClean does. Anyone know if these might actually be the same type of product?
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TV Ratings Tuesday: 'Biggest Loser' Gets Bigger for Finale; 'NCIS' Rises; 'The Good Wife' Steady at Season Lows
'The Biggest Loser' ended the cycle on a high note, 'NCIS' was up a tenth and 'The Good Wife' was steady.[Read-More]


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Laoba and Dorian
June 20, 2011
My father in law left last night and I have a feeling it will be a very long time until we see each other again. and thats a damn shame. For a total of six months that man spent every waking hour taking care of this family. Hanging out with Dorian, keeping the books for […]
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Syed Saleem Shazad
June 2, 2011
I read Shazad's writings on Pakistan and the Taliban for years. Every single story of his informed me as to the real, on the ground situation. Never once did I close the Asia Times window and not sit back and think hard on what I had just learned from Shazad. Often I wondered how in […]
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February 18, 2011
Man everywhere i look the oppression is just getting deeper and deeper — at least when I peep the news. there is China doing all it can to keep dissidents either silent or dead or scared out of their wits there is Iran, hailing revolutions one day, torturing them the next there is Libya and […]
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January 16, 2010
here is a short essay on Haiti and Chengdu and some of the similarities and differences in the disasters that struck here and there.
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Woe unto the Enemies of the State
May 19, 2008
Patriotism at the expense of another nation is as wicked as racism at the expense of another race…Let us resolve to be patriots always, nationalists never.– Rev. William Sloane Coffin Today at 2:28pm, the entire Chinese nation stood at attention for three minutes to remember the victims of the Sichuan Earthquake. Today's edition of the […]
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Taylor Swift Makes 4-Year-Old's Dying Wish Come True
The internet asked, and Taylor Swift answered. The superstar made a dream come true for 4-year-old Jalene Salinas of San Antonio, Texas, who is battling an aggressive form of terminal brain cancer.
Taylor Swift Has a New Title: 'Godmother'
Country-singer-turned-pop-star Taylor Swift announced on Sunday night (March 1) that she's adding a new title to her list of accomplishments. The 25-year-old singer will be the godmother of actress and model Jaime King's second child.
Taylor Swift's Former Guitar Teacher Claims Her Lawyers Are Bullying Him
Back in 2009, Taylor Swift told an endearing story about a computer tech who taught her a few guitar chords when she was 12 years old. But according to the man in question, Ronnie Cremer, that's not the whole story.
2015 Kids' Choice Awards Nominees Include Blake Shelton, Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift Jams With Paul McCartney at SNL Afterparty [Watch]
Taylor Swift's role as Allison during "The Californians" sketch on the 40th anniversary episode of Saturday Night Live wasn't nearly as entertaining as her post-show performance with Paul McCartney.
No Tickets for Taylor Swift? 'Shake It Off' and Watch How These Minnesota Teachers Found a Way to Get Theirs
Taylor Swift Teases Mysterious 'Style' Music Video [Watch]
Taylor Swift is dropping yet another single from her '1989' album, and she's got the music video ready to roll out with it. The songstress took to Instagram to share a very mysterious, intriguing teaser with her fans.
Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley + More Stun at the 2015 Grammy Awards [Pictures]
Taylor Swift Has Trademarked 'This Sick Beat,' Other Original Phrases
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Keeping safe driving skills sharp requires continuous improvement and retraining to avoid complacence and over confidence. These defensive driving podcasts are made in a forum talk style, with humor and high quality production, the drivers will find them entertaining and engaging. It is easy to put the defensive driving skills to use. These skills should be practiced every time someone gets behind the wheel of a vehicle says Mr. Collins, founder and instructor of WirelessDefensiveDriving.com Defensive Driving Texas.
Classic rules of the road and new safer driving tips on how to be safe, are revisited and covered in the new podcasts. These new driving course materials are fully scrutinized and approved by the Texas Education Agency, the over-seeing state agency in charge of defensive driving industry regulation.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday widespread criticism of his efforts to win a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas don't worry him and said he will continue to work toward that goal because Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked him to.
Kerry shrugs off Israeli criticism
"I have taken hits before in politics, I am not worried about it," he told reporters at the State Department. "This is not about me."
Kerry said he is convinced that a humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza followed by negotiations to resolve the underlying causes of the conflict is "more appropriate" than continuing to wage war.
"I am not going to worry about personal attacks," he said, adding that he and President Barack Obama are convinced "it is more appropriate to try to resolve the underlying issues at a negotiating table than to continue a tit-for-tat of violence that will invite more violence and perhaps a greater downward spiral which would be much more difficult to recover from."
Kerry has come under harsh criticism in Israel and among its supporters for pushing a cease-fire last week that critics believe will hurt the security of the Jewish state and give legitimacy to the militant Hamas movement that controls Gaza. On Monday, several senior Obama administration officials hit back at the criticism and defended Kerry's efforts as those of a true friend to Israel.
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Cayman Islands Digital Madness 2006 Shootout Winners
Scuba Diving Magazine has published a gallery of the winners of the recent Cayman Islands Digital Madness 2006 Shootout, which was hosted by photo pros Stephen Frink, Cathy Church, and Wetpixel's own Dr. Alex Mustard.
Check out the results, and be sure to congratulate the participating Wetpixel members in the ongoing discussion...
Nexus announces Fiber Optic Sync Ports and 45° Viewfinder
Nexus has announced a new type of fiber optic sync port to allow for TTL functionality with their Nikon D80, D200, and Canon 5D housings (when used with compatible Sea & Sea or Inon strobes).
Additionally, Nexus Nikon D200, D2X, D80, Canon 5D, and 1DsMkII housings are now compatible with the new Inon 45-degree viewfinder.
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Dozens of new products announced at Photokina 2006
Photokina 2006 has unleashed dozens of new photography products. Instead of attempting to cover everything here, I'd like to point you to DPReview's excellent, live coverage of the event.
Specific products that will interest the underwater photography crowd include: Nikon N80, Canon 400D, Sigma SD14, and Fuji FinePix S5 Pro digital SLRs, Olympus Stylus 725 SW waterproof compact camera (and lots of new compact cameras), Canon media storage M80 and M30 units (competes with Epson P4000 and newly-announced P5000), 4GB SDHC cards and 12/16GB Compact Flash cards (even more bottom time before card swaps!), and much more.
Help us host DiveFilm's Podcasts
Hello, Wetpixel readers! Due to its popularity, DiveFilm is looking for help to host some of its video podcasts. Each podcast is 12-40MB, and we are looking for donations of server space and bandwidth for archiving of older episodes.
Smoothing video with Apple's Shake
Wetpixel member Jules (Helioxfilm) has posted an example of using Shake's "Smoothcam" node to smooth out underwater video. Of course, there is no replacement for smooth camera work, but the example is really compelling!
Shake is $499 and has more features than most of us know what to do with.
A Diver's Guide to Reef Life by Andrea and Antonella Ferrari
Associate editors of FiNS Dive Magazine Andrea and Antonella Ferrari have released a new book titled A Diver's Guide to Reef Life!
The 478-page reference guide details 1200 tropical species ranging from the Caribbean to the Indo-Pacific. Each featured creature has a "detailed description that includes distribution, size, habitat, and 'life habits.'" The book is a beautiful integration of the classic 'Fish ID'-type literature and the more elaborate coffee-table galleries.
Continue reading for the full review, which includes samples photos of the book…
New DiveFilm Podcast Video - "Critter Comforts" by Mark Thorpe
The latest DiveFilm Podcast Video, Episode 30 - "Critter Comforts" by Wetpixel member Mark Thorpe (CamDiver) is now live! Featuring the species of Yap and Palau, Mark dedicates the film to all "macronuts."
"Every once in a while an underwater short video creation just stuns me," says Mary Lynn Price, DiveFilm producer. "It's that fine combination of images, editing and soundtrack all working together to evoke something profoundly beautiful…and that's what Mark Thorpe's 'Critter Comforts' achieves in its simple grandeur."
You can get to the podcast on iTunes directly by clicking here (if you have iTunes version 4.9 of higher on your computer), or by browsing to the Video Podcasts. DiveFilm Podcast Video is produced in association with Wetpixel.com.
Todd Mintz places in prestigious Nature's Best Contest
Wetpixel moderator Todd Mintz is among this year's "Highly Honoured" Winners of Nature's Best photography contest. His winning image, a beautiful shot of an anemonefish and anemone with trees visible overhead, is featured in 3/4 of a page of this month's magazine. The image will also be in an exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution later this year. Congratulations Todd!
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Jeremy Scahill Topics
An archive of interviews and reports filed by Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill. He is the national security reporter for The Nation magazine. He is the author of the best-selling book, "Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army." He blogs at TheNation.com.
- Tune in here at 2pm ET on Saturday, April 27, for a live stream of a conversation moderated by host Amy Goodman with investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill and author Noam Chomsky about Scahill's groundbreaking new book Dirty Wars: The World is a Battlefield.April 27, 2013 | Special Broadcast
This event is sponsored by the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Harvard Kennedy School and the ACLU of Massachusetts.
- As the Senate holds its first-ever public hearing on drones and targeted killings, we turn the second part of our interview with Jeremy Scahill, author of the new book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield." Scahill charts the expanding covert wars operated by the CIA and JSOC, the Joint Special Operations Command, in countries from Somalia to Pakistan. "I called it 'Dirty Wars' because, particularly in this...April 24, 2013 | Story
- Read a chapter from "Dirty Wars," just published this week, titled "If They Kill Innocent Children and Call Them al Qaeda, Then We Are All al Qaeda."April 23, 2013 | Web Exclusive
- The Obama administration's assassination of two U.S. citizens in 2011, Anwar al-Awlaki and his 16-year-old Denver-born son Abdulrahman, is a central part of Jeremy Scahill's new book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield." The book is based on years of reporting on U.S. secret operations in Yemen, Somalia and Afghanistan. While the Obama administration has defended the killing of Anwar, it has never publicly explained...April 23, 2013 | Story
- Investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill goes inside America's new covert wars in his new book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is A Battlefield." His story is also the subject of the film, "Dirty Wars" which opens in theaters June 7 and is directed by longtime Democracy Now! contributor Richard Rowley. Click to watch Part 1 or Part 2 of his interviews about the book. Select the "background" tab to see Scahill's...April 16, 2013 | DN! In Depth
- President Obama's nominee to run the CIA, John Brennan, forcefully defended Obama's counterterrorism policies, including the increased use of armed drones and the targeted killings of American citizens during his confirmation hearing Thursday. "None of the central questions that should have been asked of John Brennan were asked in an effective way," says Jeremy Scahill, author of the forthcoming book, "Dirty...February 08, 2013 | Story
- The documentary "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield" follows investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill to Afghanistan, Somalia and Yemen as he chases down the hidden truth behind America's expanding covert wars, focusing on the Obama administration's increasing use of armed drones and secretive units including the Joint Special Operations Command. On Saturday, the film's director, Richard Rowley, was awarded the...January 28, 2013 | Story
- By Amy Goodman and Denis MoynihanJanuary 24, 2013 | Columns & Articles
The increasing pace of U.S. drone strikes, and the Obama administration's reliance on shadowy special forces to conduct military raids beyond the reach of oversight and accountability, were summarily missed over the inaugural weekend by a U.S. press corps obsessed with first lady Michelle Obama's new bangs. At the annual Sundance Film Festival the world premiere of "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield"...
- Premiering this week at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, the new documentary "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield" follows investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill to Afghanistan, Somalia and Yemen as he chases down the hidden truths behind America's expanding covert wars. We're joined by Scahill and the film's director, Rick Rowley, an independent journalist with Big Noise Films. "We're looking right...January 22, 2013 | Story
- During Democracy Now!'s seven-hour election special last night, investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill asks Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich about the secret drone war that has expanded under President Obama's first term and the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen struck by a U.S. drone strike in Yemen last year. [includes rush transcript]November 07, 2012 | Story
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Dr. Bill also suggested I do some Spanish vocabulary posts. I may get around to it and I will also take them below the fold. Hasta entonces.
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From: DHS Child Welfare Director Lois Day
To: All DHS Child Welfare Staff and Oregon Stakeholders (Please forward to your local partner/stakeholder lists!)
Our next Differential Response (DR) districts, 4 and 16, (representing Lincoln, Benton, Linn and Washington) are busy preparing for implementation in April. Since October these districts have been in what we call "the readiness phase." That means they are orienting to what is DR and what is not, developing advisory committees, subcommittees, meeting with partners and contractors, working hard at mastering the Oregon Safety Model (OSM) and training staff and partners. All of this is being done, on top of regular daily duties. It's a busy time.
You might be asking why it takes so long to implement DR; right now we are using a six-month period for readiness. Using implementation science principals we are working to give staff the resources and time they need to make this shift. DR is a major change in how we do our work and how an intervention is implemented can impact the outcomes of the intervention. We are striving for success so we are taking the time necessary to do this work right. As more districts implement the readiness phase could be adjusted.
In District 4, manager Marco Benavides says he and his staff are enjoying the ride of readiness. He advises his staff not to panic relying on the support of consultants and training. He is encouraging staff to volunteer for any task that relates to DR and consider it a learning experience and preparation for a change that is here to stay.
In District 16, manager, Rolanda Garcia says the district is very engaged in the readiness process and staff from Child Welfare and Self-Sufficiency are actively participating in subcommittee work and trainings offered. She also says the feedback from the DR orientations that they are providing has been very positive from partners and stakeholders in the community. Rolanda says her district is on track with their readiness plan and they are eager to begin serving families in April.
Thank you to Marco and Rolanda for sharing their DR readiness experience. We will keep you all updated as these districts continue the statewide implementation of DR.
Take care,
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GQ's All-Star Team Bridges the Gap
In our recent Style Bible, we chose the six best new designers in America. Since then, we've been working with the winners and Gap to bring a special collection to a mall near you. Here's a sneak peek at what's (literally) in store this month, starting September 27
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Gap collection highlight: "Gap used to be just basics: jeans, T-shirts, chinos. Camo cargos are one of my basics, and I'm doing a pair in charcoal gray wool, so now they're, like, the new basic."
- Don Draper's Gonna Die!
- The Movie That Inspired This Season's Look: Jaws
- Stampd is What You Love About New York, Paris, and the Beach
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- NSF Destroys Your Clothes Before You Even Buy Them (And That's Good)
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Because of the ad hoc nature of web applications, intrusion detection systems that leverage machine learning techniques are particularly well-suited for protecting websites. The reason is that these systems are able to characterize the applications' normal behavior in an automated fashion. However, anomaly-based detectors for web applications suffer from false positives that are generated whenever the applications being protected change. These false positives need to be analyzed by the security officer who then has to interact with the web application developers to confirm that the reported alerts were indeed erroneous detections. In this paper, the authors propose a novel technique for the automatic detection of changes in web applications, which allows for the selective retraining of the affected anomaly detection models.
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Is high blood sugar damaging and aging your body prematurely?You don't have to be a diabetic to suffer the damaging effects of high blood sugar. New research has shown that blood sugar much lower than that officially labelled diabetic still significantly harms your body and shortens your lifespan. Your ... Read More »
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New Directors/New Films
March 18 – March 29, 2015
Multiple locations
Co-curated by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art, this yearly festival celebrates the most innovative voices in filmmaking. Now in its 44th year, the festival has helped ignite countless careers, including those of Pedro Almodóvar, Spike Lee, Steven Spielberg, Darren Aronofsky and Wong Kar-wai. Explore new works by the next generation of auteurs, including France's Sarah Leonor (The Great Man), Ukraine's Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy (The Tribe) and the United States' very own Charles Poekel (Christmas, Again) and Rick Alverson (Entertainment). Visit newdirectors.org for updates on the festival as the date approaches and more information becomes available.


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Situated in Jodhpur, this hotel is close to Jaswant Thada, Sardar Market, and Mehrangarh Fort. Nearby attractions also include Umaid Bhawan Palace.
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In addition to a restaurant, Mango Hotels, Jodhpur - Mandore Road features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and dry cleaning/laundry services.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Jodhpur hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance and dry cleaning/laundry services. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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America's next financial crisis?
Kai Ryssdal
Interviewed By
Mar 23, 2015 Author Michael Lewis talks about high-frequency trading, a year after "Flash Boys"
When falling bank profits can be a good thing
Dan Bobkoff
Jan 15, 2015 Lower profits could be a sign that banks are taking smaller risks.
How do stock exchanges make money?
Tracey Samuelson
Jan 20, 2015 Nasdaq bring in cash from trades but also sells information and software.
Small investors still skipping stocks
Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Jan 1, 2015 Investors are twice bitten, thrice shy.
Remembering Black Tuesday, 85 years later
Kai Ryssdal
Oct 29, 2014 Economic hard times of the past.
Michael Lewis: Wall Street is "lost"
Oct 28, 2014 Twenty-five years after "Liar's Poker," Wall Street is more secretive and less powerful
How stock market volatility could impact the economy
Stan Alcorn
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A catalog of strange market turns
Tobin Low
Oct 10, 2014 A look at the weird things and people that have caused markets to crash.
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The dramatic changes in the stock floor trading businesses
Sabri Ben-Achour
Apr 2, 2014 There's no Goldman at the end of this rainbow.