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Supranav Dash was born in Asansol and brought up in Kolkata, India. He currently lives and works from New York City.
After finishing his Diploma in Fine Arts from RKMIC under Ramananda Bandyopadhyay, Dash assisted ace commercial photographer Gautam Sengupta for four years. In 2002, he embarked on a career in Fashion/ Advertising/ Editorial Photography from Kolkata and later went on to work with Jeena Mitra Banik for DNA-Me magazine, Mumbai. Their successful partnership ended in 2009 when Dash moved to NYC and enrolled in a BFA Photography program.
2013 BFA Photography ( with Honors), School of Visual Arts, New York, NY
2001 Bachelor in Commerce ( Accountancy), Calcutta University, India
1994 Advanced Diploma in Fine Arts ( Painting), RKMIC Calcutta, India
2014 Aperture Summer Open - Juried Competition & Exhibition
2014 American Photography 30 Selected
2014 Photo l.a., Emerging Focus - Grand Prize Winner - Portraiture
2014 SVA BFA Photography Alumni (Photoville) Invitational
2014 "Photo World", The New York Photo Festival - Student Documentary Series Winner
2014 Kuala Lumpur International PhotoAwards, Finalist - Portraiture, Finalist - 'Savage & Serene' theme
2014 5th Annual Contemporary Photography Competition & Exhibition, PPAC - Finalist
2014 Visible White: Photo & Video Prize, 3rd Edition - Finalist
2014 B&W Spider Awards, Nominee - Portraiture
2014 LensCulture Exposure Awards 2013 - Finalist
2013 PDN 30: New and Emerging Photographers to Watch 2014, Nominated
2013 AI-AP International Motion Arts Awards 2, Selected Winner - Multimedia
2013 APA / Lucie Foundation Scholarship Award - Shortlisted (Pro)
2013 Eddie Adams XXVI Barnstorm Alumni
2013 Critical Mass Finalist
2013 International Photography Awards (IPA), Third Prize Winner - Fine Art Portraiture (Non-Pro)
2013 International Photography Awards (IPA), Honorable Mention - Moving Images (Non-Pro)
2013 PX3 Prix De La Photographie, Paris, Second Prize Winner - Press category
2013 One Life 2013 - Finalist
2013 Slideluck XVII Photoville, Multimedia - Selected Winner
2013 Global SOFA Grant (Human rights) - Finalist
2013 International Kontinent Awards, Shortlisted - Fine Arts Projects
2013 'Identities' - Director's Honorable mention, The Center for Fine Art Photography, CO
2013 New York Photo Festival 'My Story' Winner
2013 The 5th Kuala Lumpur International PhotoAwards, Grand Prize Winner - Portraiture
2013 The WPGA/ Love Awards, First Prize Winner - Portraiture
2013 One Eyeland Awards, Third Prize Winner - Portraiture
2013 London International Creative Competition, Shortlisted - Multimedia
2013 London International Creative Competition, Honorable Mention - Fine Art Portraiture
2013 The SVA Alumni Society Award, School of Visual Arts, NYC
2013 Mentors Program, BFA Photography Dept., School of Visual Arts, NYC
2011 Exposure 2011 - Finalist
2010 WPGA/ The Pollux Awards, Fine Art (non-pro) - Finalist
2014 Aperture Summer Open, Curated by Chris Boot, Aperture Foundation, NYC
2014 Kuala Lumpur International Photo Awards. Whitebox Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2014 5th Annual CPC&E, Curated by Brian Clamp & Mary Ellen Mark, Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, PA
2014 Transizioni Fotografia in Movimento - Multimedia, Bologna, Italy
2014 SVA BFA Photography Alumni Invitational, Curated by Stephen Frailey, Photoville, NYC
2014 "Photo World", The New York Photo Festival - Winners Exhibition. The PowerHouse Arena, NYC
2014 The Collective Other, Curated by Tiffany Smith & Antonio Pulgarin, SVA BFA Gallery, NYC
2014 Visible White: You See Me, Curated by Paul di Felice & Marinella Paderni. FSM Gallery, Florence, Italy
2014 LensCulture Exposure Awards - Finalists, London College of Communication, London, UK
2014 New York Photo Awards ( 2013 ) Finalists, The PowerHouse Arena, NYC
2014 Emerging Focus - Finalists, Photo l.a., Los Angeles, CA
2014 International Photography Awards ( Winners 2013 ), Photo l.a., Los Angeles, CA
2013 Multimedia Slideshow ( Marginal Trades Video), Slideluck XVII Photoville, Curated by Kira Pollack, NYC
2013 Multimedia Slideshow ( Marginal Trades Video), AI-AP International Motion Arts Awards 2, NYC
2013 Identities, Curated by Barbara Tannenbaum. The Center for Fine Art Photography, CO.
2013 Degrees of Separation, Curated by Richard Brooks. SVA Gallery, NYC
2013 "My Story", The New York Photo Festival. The PowerHouse Arena, NYC
2013 Kuala Lumpur International Photo Awards. Galeri Petronas, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2013 Mentors, Curated by Stephen Frailey. Visual Arts Gallery, SVA, NYC,
( Mentor: Sarah Meister / Curator, Dept. of Photography, MoMA, NYC )
2013 Senior Thesis Show, BFA Photo Gallery, SVA, NYC
2013 Threads, Curated by Antonio Pulgarin. BFA Photo Gallery, SVA, NYC
2013 Personal Manifestos II, Curated by Antonio Pulgarin. BFA Photo Gallery, SVA, NYC
2012 Bob Ross Lives: Installations, Curated by Peter Garfield. BFA Photo Gallery, SVA, NYC
2011 This Funny Worship: Fashion Photography, Curated by Janusz Kawa. BFA Photo Gallery, SVA, NYC
2010 0-K-255: The Digital B-W Show, Curated by Matt Wilson. BFA Photo Gallery, SVA, NYC
aCurator | Grahame. Julie, "Marginal Trades," January 20, 2015
GUP Blog | Oktober Matthews. Katherine, "An Art of Corruption," November 11, 2014
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Wired | Bierand. Doug, "Glitched Images You'd Never Think Were Photographs," August 05, 2014
GUP #41 | Vroons. Eric, "Ode to Remembrance," #Professions, May 28, 2014
PDN Edu | Waterman. Jill, "Inside Selection: Supranav Dash, Marginal Trades," March 12, 2014
Time Lightbox | Thottam. Jyoti, "Disappearing Trades: Portraits of India's Obsolete Professions," August 20, 2013
Huffington Post | Brooks. Katherine, "Photo Series Documents The 'Dying' Professions of India," August 30, 2013
Fast Co. Design | Brooks. Margaret, "The Lost Generation: Portraits Of India's Vanishing Jobs," September 17, 2013
American Photo Magazine | Crager. Jack, "Human Touch," Issue: Jan/Feb 2014
Tasveer Journal | Gaskell. Nathaniel, "Marginal Trades," September 13, 2013
The Morning News | Rabarison. Karolle, "Everything-Wallahs," September 03, 2013
PetaPixel | Zhang. Michael, "Photo's of India's Endangered Professions," August 26, 2013
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FirstGroup (FGP): Times are tough in the transport sector for bus and rail firm FirstGroup, having lost 17 per cent in value towards the end of March. The company released fourth-quarter results in line with expectations, but said lower economic activity is pressuring the UK bus business. Many investors have flocked to the stock and, with the shares losing so much ground, it seems to have been viewed as a buying opportunity by many. Investec and Liberum have both cut their ratings to "hold" from "buy".
International Power (IPR): IPR has been in the news following the bid of 390p per share from GDF Suez SA. The shares shot up more than 20p on the back of this, which led to some profit taking as a new 52-week high was set. While UBS has cited the bid as "making sense", it is clear many will be holding out for a higher bid. The group's independent directors rejected the bid last Wednesday. It seems a war of nerves will ensue as IPR cites the bid as undervaluing the company. GSZ said the offer was still attractive and they will be considering all options, including withdrawing the offer.
Shire (SHP): The biopharmaceutical company has seen a recent sell-off of shares following the release of the results of its latest study. The Prevent2 trial was conducted in ten countries worldwide and aimed to reduce the rate of recurrence of the digestive disease diverticulitis, in those with a history of the condition. The research was somewhat unsuccessful, with the drugs tested showing no difference to those issued as placebos. An official report will detail the results of this with the previous Prevent1 trial, which is due to be issued later on in the year.


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Conveniently near the airport, Econo Lodge Coliseum is in Morgantown (Star City), close to West Virginia University Colliseum, Ruby Memorial Hospital, and University Town Center. Also nearby are Creative Arts Center and West Virginia University Evansdale.
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Guests are served a complimentary breakfast. In addition to coffee/tea in the lobby, Econo Lodge Coliseum features complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests.
The 71 air-conditioned guestrooms at Econo Lodge Coliseum include irons/ironing boards. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. In addition, amenities available on request include refrigerators and microwaves.
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Irene C. Marks, 96, of Alexander flew into the arms of the angels on Jan. 23, 2015.Â
She was born Nov. 20, 1918, in Cleburne County, living most of her younger years in the Good Springs Community. She was a member of the Good Springs Missionary Baptist Church.
Irene was a homemaker.Â
She was preceded in death by her parents, Otis J. and Leota Cathey; her husband, Hubert H. Marks; a brother, Lloyd Cathey; and her sisters, Adell Dennis of Arizona and Odell of California.
Stacey V. Bell, 37, of Jacksonville, passed away Jan. 17, 2015. She was born Jan. 11, 1978 in Bowling Green, Kentucky to Myron Bell and the late Ruth Kilian Bell.
Stacey is survived by her father, Myron Bell; son, Bobby Pye; daughters, Jade and Elizabeth Pye; sister, Sonya Attaway; aunts Sherry Bennett and Shirley Bell; as well as many other family members and friends who loved her and will miss her always.
Willie Mae English, 75, of Bryant, departed this earth with her family at her side on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2015. She was born Nov. 18, 1939 in Arkansas. Mae retired from Southwest Medical Clinic in the Medical Records Dept.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Jesse Swanner and Geneva Childress Swanner; and her first love, Calvin Andrew George.
Robert (Bob) Hibbard, 85, of Benton, passed away Jan. 21, 2014. He was born Dec. 22, 1929 in Connecticut to the late Robert and Amy Burnham Hibbard.Â
Bob was preceded in death by his parents and  sister, Janice Hibbard Hawks.
He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Billie Jean Hibbard, of Benton; son, John Hibbard; daughters, Wendy Hibbard, Sherry Stone, Debbie Trimble, Gay Turbyfill and Krissy Rogers; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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Inexpensive freestading tub
hi all,
We are building a new house and ur style is transitional/modern. I really would like to have a freestanding tub under a large window in the master bathroom. This is, we dont use a bathtub, like ever. We are shower people. So, getting this bathtub is an indulgence, just for looks. Hence, I'd like to go as inexpensive as possible, as long as I get a look I like.
I found this on overstock...
Any experiences with it? Anyone?
I dont need it to be super hardy/long wearing/retain heat, etc. Of course, I dont want it to crack down the middle one fine day or something...
Anyone have suggetions re: other modern-looking freestanding tubs in this price range?
Xposting on the home building forum, too.
Many thanks in advance!
Signature Hardware has many freestanding tubs in your price range.
I haven't used signature hardware myself, but many people here have done so and speak well of them.
EDIT I think there's one complaint here somewhere but I couldn't find it just now.
This post was edited by writersblock on Tue, Jan 15, 13 at 16:42
I just purchased the Maxx JazzF tub from Quality Bath. My friend has the same tub and is very pleased with the quality. It has a 25 year warranty unlike the ones at Home Depot or Signature Hardware which in the same price range have only a 5 year warranty. I think you will be very happy with the Maxx. I am like you I am mostly buying it very show but I want it to hold up.


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19 June 2013, Rome, Italy - Sandor Fazekas, Hungary's Minister for Rural Development and FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva discussed preparations for next October's Budapest Water Summit at a meeting here yesterday. The Director-General said he would like to take that opportunity to meet with leading Hungarian scholars and academics.
The Director-General expressed his support for an event which Hungary intends to organize in 2014 in the
19 June 2013, Rome, Italy – The FAO and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which have had a strong partnership since 1964 through its Joint FAO/IAEA Division for the application of nuclear techniques in food and agriculture, have signed an agreement that aims to strengthen further the relationship.
The agencies have agreed to discuss the enhancement and modernisation of the joint FAO/IAEA Agriculture and Biotechnology laboratories, situated at Seibersdorf, 35 km
19 June 2013, Rome – FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva and Nicaraguan Vice-President Omar Halleslevens Acevedo concurred on the importance of promoting gender equity when they met at FAO headquarters today.
During the meeting the Vice-President noted that under Nicaraguan law, 50 percent of public posts must be filled by women. Women are also the main beneficiaries of family grants that help them carry on activities such
18 June 2013, Rome - Tajik Minister for Agriculture Kosim Kosimov expressed strong support for FAO reform and decentralization at a meeting with Director-General José Graziano da Silva here today. The Minister also underlined Tajikistan excellent cooperation with FAO over the last15 years and expressed special appreciation of the Organization's current work in his country.
Kosimov and Graziano da Silva noted with satisfaction the progress made since the 28th FAO
18 June 2013, Rome - Bulgarian Minister for Agriculture and Food Dimitar Grekov offered to make his country's agricultural knowledge and traditions available to FAO at a meeting with the Director-General here today. José Graziano da Silva congratulated the Minister on his recent appointment and welcomed his offer, noting Bulgaria's regional role and its wide technical experience and knowledge of agriculture.


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DmC: Devil May Cry
putting gameplay aside, DmC or bayonetta?
Bayonetta is better than all of the DMC's/DmC.
Currently Playing: who the **** cares.
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Bayo is basically the bizarro version of the first DMC.
The main char is a female. But instead of a half demon she's some uber witch. Instead of fighting demons you fight angels. Instead of swinging a sword around you punch things with your gun feet.
But some how it's just as badass.
Bayo is pretty much the female version of Dante. But not in a carbon-copy kind of way. She has the same personality, the same conflicts, the same power. But she's different.
Bayo's universe and DMC's seems to actually be the same to me. Just painted differently. So much that I wouldn't be surprised if Bayo and Dante (or Sparda/Eva even) ended up meeting face to face, or had met at some point already.
Bayo >>>>>>>> DmC
For background music...Bayonetta by a VERY slim margin, only because I really like the Fly me to the Moon remix. The soundtrack for DmC is awesome though.
Enemy design, Bayonetta, no question.
Environment, DmC. I like that the level itself attacks you. Occasionally the level changes in Bayonetta too, but it's all just to result in a "press x to not die" sequence, and those suck.
Character design and development--I'm only about halfway through both games, and I'd say...DmC. First, I'm a gay man, and New Dante is HOT. Now, Bayonetta is too, and I don't mind the nudity, but I'm not liking the cat-suit made of hair. For development, see below.
Background story--Again, I'd say DmC. Halfway through Bayonetta, all I know is that she was/is a witch, and so was Jeanne, who keeps attacking me for some reason. Also, Luca is looking for me, but is irrelevant. Halfway through DmC, I know that Dante's a Nephilim, and Mundas is trying to destroy him because nephilim are the only ones that can destroy demon kings. And that he killed Dante's mom and banished his dad.
Cutscene--Tie. Bayonetta would win if every cutscene weren't full of "press x to not die."
So if you went by how many points each game one, I guess DmC, although I like them both equally.
I actually like Bayonetta in almost everything. The story is about even though between both games to me personally.
Bayonetta is the obvious answer, I don't even know why you are asking. Everything about that game is remarkably awesome.
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This is a joke, right? Gameplay is the most important part of any game.
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poopninjamvc3mk posted...
Tucker_BA posted...This is a joke, right? Gameplay is the most important part of any game.
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Gameplay was all Bayo had and even that was iffy. The game wasn't difficult, it was cheap. They throw in these BS quick time events that can instead kill you to compensate for lack of creative design. I'd rather have straight up bad bosses like in DmC than have lame tricks from Bayo.
Both games have crap soundtracks so I'll pass on that. Bayo had no story worth the effort of following and just tried way too hard to be quirky. Characters in Bayonetta were nonentities and Bayo herself was just dumb to me on so many levels. A naked witch who fights using the hair that grows out of her body? Ya no thanks that **** is gross.
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The Guild of St Magnus was formed in 2009, following the new installation of the bells at St Magnus-the-Martyr, with the main aim of ringing for Sunday services at St Magnus the Martyr. Guild members are often also members of other guilds and societies in London and support other bands of ringers including: Southwark Cathedral; St Martin-in-the-Fields; St Michael, Cornhill; St Olave, Hart Street.
Sunday 11th January 2015 As with last year, this Sunday's ringing will start as normal following the Service at St Magnus the Martyr (ringers meet time 12:10). At 12.30 a quarter peal attempt will then start which coincides with the start of the Blessing of the River Thames. The quarter peal attempt will take just under an hour. Last years quarter peal during the Blessing of the River Thames can be found on Bellboard here (external website) Following this, at 2pm, a full peal will be attempted for the Annual Blessing of the River Thames which will take between three and four hours. More information here (external website)
The appeal to rehang the bells at Southwark Cathedral, our closest neighboring tower with bells, was launched last May when the Master of the Southwark Cathedral Society of Bellringers undertook a 1300 mile cycle ride to include the four compass points of the British mainland, solo, camping and without logistical support... find out more
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Duke Nukem Forever Cheats for Playstation 3Home / Playstation 3 /
This page contains Cheats for Duke Nukem Forever organized by sections for Playstation 3. Duke Nukem Forever is a Action Shooter First-Person game, made by 3D Realms, released on Jun 14, 2011 and published by 2K Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Sen. John Kerry strengthened his position as Democratic front-runner yesterday winning the Virginia and Tennessee primaries. Kerry has now won 12 out of 14 state Democratic contests and last night added the first southern states to his growing string of victories. He spoke to supporters last night in Fairfax, Virginia.
Kerry easily won Virginia with 52 percent of the vote. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina came a distant second with 27 percent. The rest of the candidates were well back with Wesley Clark winning 9 percent, Howard Dean seven, Al Sharpton 3 and Rep. Dennis Kucinich 1 percent.
In Tennessee, the race was only marginally closer. Kerry led with 41 percent of the vote, with Edwards second at 26 percent and Clark close behind with 23. Howard Dean won 4 percent, Sharpton 2 and Kucinich 1.
Wesley Clark decided early on Wednesday to withdraw from the race, according to his aides. Speaking to a crowd in Tennessee he said "We may have lost this battle but we are not going to lose the battle for America's future." He is expected to make a formal announcement later today.
Before the polls closed yesterday, Sen. John Edwards vowed to continue his candidacy regardless of the outcome. The Washington Post reports pressure is mounting within the party to shift the focus to President Bush and begin to unify Democrats to prepare for the general election.
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Surface to subsurface freshwater connections: phylogeographic and habitat analyses of Cambarus tenebrosus, a facultative cave-dwelling crayfish
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-1795.2006.00046.x
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Volume 9, Issue 4, pages 375–387, November 2006
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Finlay, J. B., Buhay, J. E. and Crandall, K. A. (2006), Surface to subsurface freshwater connections: phylogeographic and habitat analyses of Cambarus tenebrosus, a facultative cave-dwelling crayfish. Animal Conservation, 9: 375–387. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-1795.2006.00046.x
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This study examined the phylogeography and population demographics of Cambarus tenebrosus, which has an unusually large distribution for a freshwater crayfish species, encompassing the Interior Lowlands and Cumberland Plateau of the eastern United States. This facultative cave-dweller provides a unique perspective on the biologic connections between surface and subsurface freshwater ecosystems, which are considered to be highly imperiled due to pollution and habitat degradation. The 16S mitochondrial gene was sequenced for 233 individuals from 84 cave and 20 surface locations throughout the range, with most sampling concentrated around the Cumberland Plateau of the southern Appalachians, to assess conservation status of this species and examine the extent of gene flow between the two habitat types. Cave and surface populations formed a single monophyletic group relative to Cambarus striatus, and clades showed strong geographical associations, but lacked habitat structuring. Occupation of subterranean environments does not appear to be a recent event in the evolutionary history of the species. The large amount of genetic diversity within the species, coupled with its ability to inhabit surface and subsurface environments, suggests that this species may pose a threat as a possible invasive species in other karst-dominated landscapes.


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NIST publishes final version of cloud computing definition. October 28, 2011 - After 15 drafts, NIST's working definition of cloud computing has been published as The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing. According to this official definition, cloud computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. Final Version of NIST Cloud Computing Definition Published National Institute of Standards & Technology 100 Bureau Dr., Stop 1070 Gaithersburg, MD, 20899-1070 USA Press release date: October 25, 2011 After years in the works and 15 drafts, the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) working definition of cloud computing, the 16th and final definition has been published as The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing (NIST Special Publication 800-145). Cloud computing is a relatively new business model in the computing world. According to the official NIST definition, "cloud computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction." The NIST definition lists five essential characteristics of cloud computing: on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity or expansion, and measured service. It also lists three "service models" (software, platform and infrastructure), and four "deployment models" (private, community, public and hybrid) that together categorize ways to deliver cloud services. The definition is intended to serve as a means for broad comparisons of cloud services and deployment strategies, and to provide a baseline for discussion from what is cloud computing to how to best use cloud computing. "When agencies or companies use this definition," says NIST computer scientist Peter Mell, "they have a tool to determine the extent to which the information technology implementations they are considering meet the cloud characteristics and models. This is important because by adopting an authentic cloud, they are more likely to reap the promised benefits of cloud-cost savings, energy savings, rapid deployment and customer empowerment. And matching an implementation to the cloud definition can assist in evaluating the security properties of the cloud." While just finalized, NIST's working definition of cloud computing has long been the de facto definition. In fact before it was officially published, the draft was the U.S. contribution to the InterNational Committee for Information Technology Standards (INCITS) as that group worked to develop a standard international cloud computing definition. The first draft of the cloud computing definition was created in November 2009. "We went through many versions while vetting it with government and industry before we had a stable one." That one, version 15, was posted to the NIST cloud computing website in July 2009. In January 2011 that version was published for public comment as public draft SP 800-145. Researchers received a large amount of feedback, which mainly dealt with interpretations. The definition from draft to final remained substantively the same and only a modest number of changes were made to ensure consistent interpretations. The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing (SP 800-145) is available at http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/PubsSPs.html#800-145. Media Contact: Evelyn Brown, firstname.lastname@example.com, 301-975-5661
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Hours after Rod Canion heard Troy Williams describe his business plan, the co-founder of Compaq Computer Corp. called the entrepreneur to invest in the Internet venture.
The result of that meeting one year ago is Questia Media Inc., a Houston-based company that has quickly grown to employ 200 people, taking up two floors in 3 Greenway Plaza. Questia is an online research service that will provide college students access to 50,000 books online when it launches early next year.
Taking a page from one of the firm's many digitized books, the story of how Questia got its start reads like a fairy tale.
"I met Rod at a group presentation on the business model at a Houston Technology Center function," recalls Williams, Questia's president and CEO. "Rod called me within four hours of that presentation to tell me he wanted to invest."
Canion, who has also invested in three other companies, says that is not his typical response to a business pitch.
"I was not expecting to get involved with this idea when I sat down to hear it," says Canion, Questia's chairman. "It really grabbed me. I became very excited. I remember leaving the meeting and thinking, `I don't want to call him too quickly.' "
The firm has raised a total of $45 million in venture capital from Boston-based TA Associates, Canion and other individual investors. Ken Lay, chairman and CEO of Enron Corp., has a seat on the board. And the management team includes the likes of Randy Dragon, formerly vice president of technical operations for Disney Online, as Questia's vice president and chief technology officer.
"This is actually something that's going to make the world better, and it's a good business," says Williams. "When you put those two things together, you can draw people out of Disney. We can pull people out of virtually any company without any problem."
The rags-to-riches story of 27-year-old Williams began at Harvard Law School. He got the idea for Questia in 1997 while working on the Harvard Law Review. He became frustrated while trying to access the books he needed to verify references and footnotes on the articles he was editing.
After graduating in 1998, the Connecticut native turned down a job in mergers and acquisitions at Cravath Swaine & Moore in New York to pursue a dream of starting his own business. He drove to Houston in his Acura Integra, equipped only with the contacts he had made at Rice University, where he graduated in 1995 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history.
"I arrived here June 8th and lived out of my car for two weeks," Williams says. "I had to sleep sitting up. The Houston police did not like me sleeping in my car. They kept moving me during the night.
"I didn't have a lot of money," says Williams, who often ate spaghetti noodles without sauce because he couldn't afford it. "The first few months of working on this project were very difficult."
He spent 10 months pitching his idea all over town until he met Canion. Ten days later he had money in the bank.
He immediately hired a dozen people and set up shop in a 3,000-square-foot house near Rice. The first order of business was to develop a prototype of the service.
Eventually the house could not supply enough electricity to power the company's 20 computers.
"Breakers were blowing every few minutes," Williams recalls.
The company moved into its Greenway Plaza digs late last year, first operating under the name TLG Media. Company executives attempted to keep their work under wraps to minimize their potential competition.
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But once the company began hiring people at a frantic pace and some "who's who in business" types started coming through the front door every day, it became more difficult to keep the company a secret.
Questia's management team now includes: Tim Harris, former vice president for Compaq, as vice president of finance, chief financial officer and chief operating officer; Linda Raglan Cunningham, former senior vice president for HarperCollins Publishers, as vice president of publishing; and Mary Ryder, former vice president of operations for First Data Corp./TeleCheck, as vice president of customer support.
Once Questia is launched, students will pay a subscription fee to access the company's massive online library of mostly social sciences and humanities titles. They will have unlimited access to the full texts of 250,000 books, journals and periodicals that will be available within three years of the launch.
Students will be able to conduct a search on a specific topic resulting in a list of book references. Each of those will have a hyperlink so the student can click and go straight to the page in that book that's referenced. And if it also has a needed reference, the student will be able to follow the paper trail with a point and click instead of having to dig around library stacks.
Students will view their selections page by page, but won't download entire books. All of the digitized tomes will remain on the company's servers. Students will also be able to save the papers they write on the system, along with a record of their searches, all of which is accessible from any computer at any location.
"We believe that this service will be indispensable to college students," says Williams, adding that Questia will pay publishers for use of their books based on usage of the service. "There's a tremendous need for this service."
Questia has yet to price its service, but Williams says it will be affordable to most college students. The service will also break down the disparity between libraries available to students at small junior colleges vs. those attending large, well-funded universities, he says.
Questia will also offer a search function -- free of charge -- that will show the title, author and page number of pertinent books.
Williams points out that Questia is different from companies that sell books online. And it's unlike services that only allow one student to access a particular book at a time.
"This is the only thing going on we know of that provides a complete set of library books to students doing research," Canion adds. "This is really unique. This really is the promise of the Internet."
Questia has $45 million of the $210 million it needs to complete the library -- a milestone Canion is confident will be reached.
As for Williams, he seems sure his business story will have a happy ending. He's already doing better. He lives in a house in West University. And he drives, not sleeps in, his BMW.
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Alexandra Chasin is Assistant Professor of Writing at Eugene Lang College, The New School, having earned a PhD in Modern Thought and Literature at Stanford and an MFA at Vermont College. She is the author of a nonfiction work, Selling Out: The Gay and Lesbian Movement Goes to Market, as well as two books of fiction: a collection of short innovative fictions entitled Kissed By, and Brief, an 'app' novella for the iPad. Chasin is a past recipient of a Whiting Dissertation Fellowship, a Bunting Institute Fellowship, and a grant from the New York Foundation for the Arts. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on a biography of Harry J. Anslinger, the first commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics. Her book Anslinger Nation is forthcoming from the University of Chicago Press.
Andrew Meier is Assistant Professor of Writing at Eugene Lang College, The New School. He is the author of Black Earth: A Journey Through Russia After the Fall, and The Lost Spy: An American in Stalin's Secret Service, both published by Norton and named books of the year by The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, and NPR. He has reported on Russia, Central Asia, and the Caucasus for two decades, including as Moscow correspondent for Time, and is a contributor to The New York Times Magazine. Meier has received fellowships from the NEH, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the Alicia Patterson Foundation, and he was the Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation Fellow at the Cullman Center at the New York Public Library. As a Leon Levy fellow he worked on The House of Morgenthau: An American Family.
Pamela Newkirk is Professor of Journalism at New York University and the author of Within the Veil: Black Journalists, White Media, which received the National Press Club Award for Media Criticism. She is the editor of A Love No Less: More Than Two Centuries of African American Love Letters, and Letters from Black America. Newkirk has worked as a daily journalist at four different news organizations, including New York Newsday, where in 1990 she was among the reporting team awarded a Pulitzer Prize for spot news. Her primary areas of interest are race in the news media and African American art and culture. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on a biography of Ota Benga, the Congolese man exhibited at the Bronx Zoo. Her book Spectacle: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga will be published by HarperCollins in July 2015.
Justin Spring, a writer on 20th century American art and culture, is the author of two interdisciplinary biographies, Fairfield Porter: A Life in Art, and Secret Historian: The Life and Times of Samuel Steward, Professor, Tattoo Artist and Sexual Renegade. Both biographies examine the lives of artists whose work combined the practice of visual art with literature, poetry, criticism, and social and political activism. Secret Historian was a National Book Award Finalist and the recipient of many other prizes. In addition to his work as a biographer, Spring is an award-winning curator who has published many monographs and museum catalogues, most recently Andy Warhol: Fame and Misfortune. As a Leon Levy fellow he worked on a biography of the Chilean surrealist painter Roberto Matta.
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Susan Bernofsky has translated 18 books, including six by the Swiss-German modernist author Robert Walser, and novels by Jenny Erpenbeck, Yoko Tawada, Gregor von Rezzori, and others. She is Chair of the PEN Translation Committee and sits on the PEN board. She received the 2006 Helen and Kurt Wolff Translation Prize and the 2012 Calwer Hermann Hesse Translation Prize, as well as awards and fellowships from the American Council of of Learned Societies, the PEN Translation Fund, the NEA, the NEH, and the Lannan Foundation. She has a PhD in Comparative Literature from Princeton, and an MFA in Fiction Writing from Washington University. She is also the author of Foreign Words: Translator-Authors in the Age of Goethe, and co-editor (with Esther Allen) of In Translation: Translators on Their Work and What it Means. Bernofsky has taught at Queens College, CUNY, and currently teaches literary translation in the MFA Writing Program of the Columbia University School of the Arts, where she serves as Director of Literary Translation. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on a biography of Robert Walser. (Photo: Jacobia Dahm)
Langdon Hammer, Professor of English and American Studies at Yale University, earned his BA and PhD from Yale. A former Guggenheim fellow, he is the author of Hart Crane and Allen Tate: Janus-Faced Modernism, and editor of O My Land, My Friends: The Selected Letters of Hart Crane, the Library of America's Hart Crane: Complete Poems and Selected Letters, and the forthcoming Library of America edition of May Swenson's poems. His reviews of new poetry and literary criticism have appeared in The New York Times Book Review, Raritan, andThe Yale Review, among other magazines, and he is poetry editor of The American Scholar. As a Leon Levy fellow he completed work on his biography James Merrill: Life and Art, published by Knopf in April 2015.
Siobhan Roberts is a Toronto journalist and author whose work focuses on mathematics and science. Her first book, King of Infinite Space: Donald Coxeter, The Man Who Saved Geometry, won the Mathematical Association of America's 2009 Euler Prize for expanding the public's view of mathematics. She wrote and produced a documentary, The Man Who Saved Geometry, which aired on TVOntario's The View from Here. Her second book, Wind Wizard: Alan Davenport and the Art of Wind Engineering, will be published by Princeton, and she is currently a visitor at the Institute for Advanced Study. She has written for The Globe and Mail, The Walrus, Canadian Geographic, The Mathematical Intelligencer, Leonardo, The New York Times, Smithsonian, and other publications. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on her biography of the mathematician John Horton Conway, Genius at Play, published by Bloomsbury in July 2015.
Damion Searls is the author of Everything You Say Is True, a travelogue, and What We Were Doing and Where We Were Going, a collection of stories. He has written for Harper's, The Believer, n+1, The Paris Review, Bookforum, Brick, and others, and is the editor of Thoreau's The Journal: 1837-1861. He is an award-winning translator from German, French, Dutch, and Norwegian, including books by Proust, Rilke, Ingeborg Bachmann, Hans Keilson, and Nescio, as well as biographies of Anne Frank's family and of Martin Kippenberger. His forthcoming translations include a collection of stories by Robert Walser, the last novel by Christa Wolf, and a new translation of Hermann Hesse's Demian. As a Leon Levy fellow he worked on a biography of the Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach.
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Adam Begley, for many years the books editor of The New York Observer, is the author, with Ed Sorel, of Certitude: A Profusely Illustrated Guide to Blockheads and Bullheads, Past and Present; and with Laura Miller he edited The Salon.com Reader's Guide to Contemporary Authors. In the 1990s he was a frequent contributor to The New York Times Magazine; Mirabella, where he wrote a monthly book column; and Lingua Franca, where he was a contributing editor. He is previously a Guggenheim Fellow, and as a Leon Levy fellow he worked the first biography of John Updike, the prolific and driven novelist, critic, story writer and poet who had but one cheer for literary biography. Updike was published by HarperCollins in 2014.
Madison Smartt Bell is the author of some twenty books, including All Souls' Rising, Devil's Dream, Toussaint L'ouverture: A Biography, and (most recently) The Color of Night. He is a Professor of English at Goucher College and co-founder of Goucher's undergraduate creative writing program. In 2008 he was a recipient of a Strauss Living from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. As a Leon Levy fellow he worked on the first English-language biography of the Haitian revolutionary Jean Jacques Dessalines.
Elizabeth Kendall is the author of two cultural histories, Where She Danced, the Birth of American Art Dance, and The Runaway Bride: Hollywood Romantic Comedy of the 1930s; and two memoirs, American Daughter and Autobiography of a Wardrobe. She is a professor at The New School's Eugene Lang College and its Liberal Studies Program, and a contributing editor for Dance Magazine. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on a dual biography of George Balanchine and the ballerina Lidiia Ivanova, Balanchine and the Lost Muse, published by Oxford in 2013.
D.T. Max is a staff writer for The New Yorker. His previous book, The Family That Couldn't Sleep, was a scientific and cultural study of prion diseases, published in 2006. As a Leon Levy fellow he completed the first biography of David Foster Wallace, Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story, published by Viking in 2012, a New York Times bestseller named by several critics as one of the best books of the year.
Michael Massing is the author of The Fix, a critical study of the US war on drugs, and Now They Tell Us: The American Press and Iraq. He is a frequent contributor to The New York Review of Books, a contributing editor at the Columbia Journalism Review, and a co-founder of the Committee to Protect Journalists. In 1992, he was named a MacArthur Fellow. While at the Leon Levy Center, he worked on his biography of Luther and Erasmus, to be published by HarperCollins.
Jed Perl is the art critic for The New Republic and the author of a number of books, including New Art City: Manhattan at Mid-Century, Antoine's Alphabet: Watteau and His World, and Eyewitness: Reports from an Art World in Crisis. He is a visiting professor in the Liberal Studies Program at The New School and is currently working on the first full-length biography of Alexander Calder, to be published by Knopf.
Claudia Roth Pierpont is a staff writer for The New Yorker, where she has written some three dozen essays ranging in subject from Nietzsche to Mae West to contemporary Arabic fiction. A collection of her essays on women writers, Passionate Minds: Women Rewriting the World, was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award. At the Leon Levy Center, she worked on a cultural history of twentieth-century New York in the form of juxtaposed biographies, considering six individuals and four partnerships – including Alfred Barr at the Museum of Modern Art, George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein at New York City Ballet, and W. H. Auden – whose overlapping ideals, both moral and aesthetic, helped to make the city the cultural center of the world.
Mitchell Cohen is professor of political science at Baruch College and the Graduate Center of CUNY. He was co-editor of Dissent Magazine from 1991-2009 and serves now on its editorial board and that of Jewish Social Studies. While at the Leon Levy Center he worked on writing a political biography of Richard Wagner, especially examining the controversial composer in his times and the roles of anarchism, nationalism and anti-Semitism in his operas. Professor Cohen's past books include The Wager of Lucien Goldmann, Zion and State, and, as co-editor, Princeton Readings in Political Thought. His articles have appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, The New York Times Book Review, Common Knowledge, and Musik und Asthetik.
Mary Lisa Gavenas was a columnist at ELLE and served as senior editor at Glamour, In Style, and Mirabella; she writes for the academic and popular press. Following publication of Color Stories: Behind the Scenes in America's Billion-Dollar Beauty Industry, she became a consultant on the beauty industry. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on a biography of Mary Kay Ash, which had its genesis in the Mary Kay Ash entry she wrote for the American National Biography encyclopedia published by Oxford University Press.
Wendy Lesser is the founding editor of The Threepenny Review and is the author of eight books, including one novel, The Pagoda in the Garden, and seven works of nonfiction, the most recent of which is Room for Doubt. Besides writing for Threepenny about dance, music, theater, and other cultural subjects, she occasionally reviews books for Bookforum, The New York Times Book Review, and other publications. She has received fellowships and awards from the American Academy of Arts & Letters, the Guggenheim Foundation, the Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers, the American Academy in Berlin, the Dedalus Foundation, and many other institutions and organizations. As a Leon Levy fellow she worked on Music for Silenced Voices, a biography of Dmitri Shostakovich focusing on his 15 string quartets, published by Yale in 2011.
Website: The Lesser Blog
Vanda Krefft
Vanda Krefft's articles on the entertainment industry and social issues have been published in magazines and newspapers, including ELLE, Redbook, Woman's Day, and the Los Angeles Times. She is currently at work on her first book, a biography of Twentieth Century Fox founder William Fox, to be published by HarperCollins. Krefft has received a Helm Fellowship from Indiana University's Lilly Library and a grant from the Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation. Her project explores the life and times of the forgotten movie mogul whose contributions to the art, technology, and business of film laid the foundation for today's global popular culture.
John Matteson
John Matteson is Distinguished Professor of English at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY. His scholarship in 19th-century American literature includes articles published in Leviathan, Streams of William James, and The New England Quarterly. His first book, Eden's Outcasts: The Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father, was awarded the 2008 Pulitzer Prize in Biography. During his residency, Matteson worked on The Lives of Margaret Fuller, which was published by Norton in 2012, and received the Ann M. Sperber Biography Award.
Thulani Davis
Thulani Davis is a journalist, playwright, and author of several books. Her most recent book, My Confederate Kinfolk, explores her black and white ancestors' lives around the time of the Civil War. Her other works include two novels, 1959 and Maker of Saints, several plays and the scripts for the films Paid in Full and Maker of Saints. She has also written several award-winning PBS documentaries. She is a past recipient of a Lila Acheson Wallace-Reader's Digest Writers Award, a PEW Foundation National Theatre Artist Residency, and a Charles H. Revson Fellowship. She is a Grammy winner and is a 2007-2008 NYU Gallatin Newington-Cropsey Foundation Fellow. Davis was educated at Barnard College, Columbia University, and New York University and taught at the NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Thulani Davis has begun a biography of four blues queens: Ma Rainey, Ethel Waters, Alberta Hunter and Bessie Smith.
Website: Thulani Davis
Mary Anne Weaver
Mary Anne Weaver, author of Pakistan: In the Shadow of Jihad and Afghanistan and A Portrait of Egypt: A Journey Through the World of Militant Islam, was at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in 2007. She was the Edward R. Murrow Press Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a Guggenheim Fellow for 2004-2005. A longtime foreign correspondent for The New Yorker magazine, she has also published in The Atlantic Monthly and The New York Times Magazine. A specialist in South Asian and Middle Eastern affairs, and political and militant Islam, she has reported from some thirty countries over the last twenty-five years, based in New Delhi, Cairo, Athens, and Bangkok. The Strange Journey of Ziad Jarrah: The Story of a Terrorist is the biography on the most improbable of the September 11th pilots. It gleans lessons on the way in which the profile of a terrorist has changed.
Molly Peacock
Molly Peacock has published six volumes of poetry, including The Second Blush and Cornucopia: New and Selected Poems, and a memoir, Paradise Piece by Piece, and is the writer/actor of a one-woman show in poems, "The Shimmering Verge." Her poems are widely anthologized, appearing in The Best of the Best American Poetry and The Oxford Book of American Poetry. She edited The Private I: Privacy in a Public World, and her essay about Mary Granville Delany, "Passion Flowers in Winter," appears in The Best American Essays 2007. She teaches in the M.F.A. program in Writing at Spalding University. As a Leon Levy fellow, Peacock worked on an impressionistic biography of the late-life artistic coming-of-age of Mrs. Mary Granville Delany, the 18th-century cut-paper botanical artist, published by Bloomsbury in 2010 as The Paper Garden: An Artist Begins Her Life's Work at 72.
Website: Molly Peacock
James Davis
James Davis is an Associate Professor of English at Brooklyn College, CUNY, where he also teaches in the American Studies program. He received his B.A. from Oberlin College and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Indiana University. His publications include essays on Henry James and Ida B. Wells and a book about the intersection of race and emergent U.S. consumer culture entitled Commerce in Color (University of Michigan Press, 2007). He is on the executive board of the Brooklyn College Center for Teaching and a member of the editorial collective of the journal Radical Teacher. As a Leon Levy fellow he worked on a meditation on the life and work of Eric Walrond, a fiction writer and journalist born in Guyana and raised in Barbados and Panama, who rose to prominence during the Harlem Renaissance before moving to England. His book Eric Walrond: A Life in the Harlem Renaissance and the Transatlantic Caribbean was published by Columbia University Press in 2015.
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Erik Wernquist is a character animator and a Visual Effects and Graphical Artist living in Stockholm, Sweden. His latest short movie entitled Wanderers is simply mind-blowing. Based on real photos and map data,…
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Felix is a Portrait, landscape and architectural photographer based in Stockholm.
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Swedish agency SNASK claims the creation of the largest poster in the world. Created for the Malmö Festival, Snask think it's the first poster ever to have been turned into an entire physical…
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Illustrator Kari Modén is based in Stockholm, Sweden. She studied graphic design and illustration at RMI Berghs School and then started off as an Art Directors assistant whilst studying typography with renowned Swedish…
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Hasselblad photographer Pepe Castro Behind the Picture
Pepe Castro has built a huge following for his weekly blog, where he features a portrait of a celebrity and tells the story of how he and his faithful Hasselblad have managed to create yet another memorable image.
A great portrait can speak volumes about a subject, but it's always fascinating to look behind the picture and to hear more about the image in front of you, to learn how it came about, how it was set up and the unfolding of the shoot itself. That added colour provides an extra dimension and helps you to understand the full story that's being told to you.


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How Buchanan, ND Watches TV
Looking at national trends helps us get a picture of cable TV in Buchanan, ND. In America, 33% of homes have four or more TVs, and even though about half the population streams some TV content, 97% of U.S. residents still primarily watch broadcast TV. Because so many people use both television and Internet, it is no surprise that 72% of Americans bundle their cable and Internet subscriptions. So what, right? Well, of your fellow 72 Buchanan residents, there's:
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poss bad bulb on the outside and multi function switch on inside but ck fuses 1st. some cars have a fuse for rt and left side blinkers
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Was one of the first thing I did by checking fuses and bulb .I back prob the flasher and the multi function switch is sending volts to it when I flip it to right and when I turn it to left on different wire the flasher has 3 relay in it .I am thinking a bad ground. Is their a site where I could see or download a free diagram .
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PHOTOS: What D.C. Looks Like During Pride
BY Advocate.com Editors
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What is now called Capital Pride traces its history to the first LGBT festival in Washington, D.C., which was held in 1975. That year Deacon Maccubbin, who owned Lambda Rising bookstore, organized a one-day community block party on 20th Street N.W., which was then the location of the bookstore.
In 1997 Whitman-Walker Clinic joined One in Ten as a cosponsor of the festival. The event was renamed Capital Pride and the street festival was moved onto Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. In 2002 Whitman-Walker moved the parade to occur in the early evening on the Saturday before the festival, while the festival continued on Sunday afternoon. In late 2006 Whitman-Walker began exploring options for another entity to produce Capital Pride, thereby allowing the clinic to focus on its core mission of providing health care.
A group consisting of members of the existing Pride Planning Committee formed the Capital Pride Alliance in December 2007, and in January 2008 won the right to become the sole producer of Capital Pride. The 2008 Capital Pride celebration was the last one that was produced by Whitman-Walker Clinic. The Capital Pride Alliance Inc., which we now refer to as Capital Pride, independently produced the 2009 and 2010 celebrations, and continues as the steward for Capital Pride.
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The U.S. Armed Forces color guard. This chokes us up.
A representative of the Academy of Washington contingent. Rainbow enough for you?
Retired pro footballer and fierce LGBT ally Chris Kluwe.
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