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SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Anger and protests over the execution of a Kashmiri man convicted in a deadly attack on India's Parliament have stirred fears the volatile Himalayan region could again descend into a cycle of violence after two years of relative peace.
Kashmir has been rocked by anti-India protests, despite a rigid curfew, since Mohammed Afzal Guru was hanged in New Delhi early Saturday. Three protesters have died so far in clashes with security forces.
Tens of thousands of troops patrolled the streets of Indian-controlled Kashmir on Tuesday, confining residents to their homes.
Police reported more than two dozen protests Tuesday, with many demonstrators chanting anti-India slogans and "Return Afzal Guru's body."
Shops, businesses and government offices were closed, streets ringed with barbed wire were deserted, and the region's nearly 60 newspapers were unable to publish for a third day. Cable television and mobile Internet services were shut down in most areas. Nevertheless, police said the curfew was relaxed at several places in Kashmir on Tuesday evening for the first time since the execution.
Violent clashes and rigid curfews were long routine in Indian-held Kashmir, where insurgents have been fighting for more than two decades, demanding either a separate state or merger with Muslim-majority Pakistan. The region is divided between India and Pakistan and claimed in its entirety by both.
However, a slew of measures ranging from a harsh security crackdown to the government's use of sports, economic development and culture to promote goodwill toward India have helped authorities maintain relative calm in Kashmir over the past two years. During that time, the region received a record number of tourists.
But the region remains a tinderbox, and many fear Guru's execution could be the match that lights it. Many Kashmiris believe Guru did not get a fair trial, and the government's surprise execution of the man — with his family only finding out afterward — only exacerbated the anger here.
"Please understand that there is more than one generation of Kashmiris that has come to see themselves as victims, that has come to see themselves as a category of people who will not receive justice," Omar Abdullah, Indian Kashmir's top elected official, told reporters.
"Whether you like it or not, the execution of Afzal Guru has reinforced that point that there is no justice for them, and that, to my mind, is far more disturbing and worrying than the short-term implications for the security front," he said.
Indian Home Secretary R.K. Singh said Tuesday that the government would allow Guru's family to visit his grave in Tihar jail in New Delhi. But his relatives demanded the body be handed over to them.
"We only want that his body be returned to his family for proper and honorable burial here," said Guru's cousin, Mohammed Yasin Guru.
Separatist politicians called for a mass funeral prayer for Guru to be held Friday at a large square near Srinagar's Martyr's Graveyard, where hundreds of separatists and civilians killed in the conflict are buried.
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Security was tight at Lakelandâs Southeastern University Friday night as former president George W. Bush spoke, along with wife, Laura, at the fourth annual National Leadership Forum.
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Adele Stan, the Washington Bureau Chief for Alter Net, the progressive news and culture web site, discusses the status of health care legislation in Congress.
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The Lark by Jean Anouilh, which is adapted by Lillian Hellman and is about the trial of Joan of Arc, opened at the Gorilla Theatre and will run through April 4.
Nancy Cole, the director, and Magali Naas, who plays the role of Joan of Arc, discuss the play and Joan particularly.
Did you know that Joan was not condemned to the stake; she chose it? Joan's mother and brothers in 1450 managed to reverse the conviction. There are no statues of Joan of Arc in London; why might that be th...Be the first to comment
Eckerd College hosts Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel listen03/12/10 Tom Baur
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In January, Eckerd College embarked on its yearlong scholarly journey of exhibits, lectures and performances to explore âThe Plight and Promise of Africa.â Last night, Nobel Peace Laureate and Nazi concentration camp survivor Elie Wiesel was joined onstage by human rights activist and Eckerd College Scholar-In-Residence John Prendergast.
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Federal judge rules for St. Pete in homeless complaint listen03/12/10 Seán Kinane
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This week a federal judge ruled in favor of the City of St. Petersburg by dropping several counts of a lawsuit filed by members of the homeless community.
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Wildlife Law Conference addresses everything from sonar to seals listen03/12/10 Kate Bradshaw
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When it comes to legal protections, animals can be at a disadvantage. But some legal experts are gathering in Gulfport trying to beef up whatâs known as âWildlife Law.â
Today Stetson University College of Law held the first day of its International Wildlife Law Conference. Among the clusters of men in pressed designer suits, Stetson Law professor Peter Fitzgerald stood out.
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The Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners deadlocked today on a a vote that would have adopted ballot language for Novemberâs penny transit tax referendum.
For the commissioners who want to see the one-cent tax on the ballot, the issue was what the referendumâs wording should be. They debated whether to indicate that 75% of the money the tax would generate would go to mass transit, while the remaining 25% would go to rail. Commissioners Rose Ferlita, Ken Hagan, and Jim Norman vote...Be the first to comment
Water Summit Shows Disconnect Between Officials and Conservationists listen03/11/10 Kate Bradshaw
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Today Hillsboroughâs City-County Planning Commission held a forum to brainstorm on how to deal with diminishing water resources amid a growing population. The event attracted everyone from county officials to activists, though not everyone was satisfied with what they heard.
County Planner Melissa Zornitta says that, despite recent stats showing a net loss, Hillsborough Countyâs population is growing.
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Our next guest is part of a campaign to reduce the number of nuclear weapons world wide.
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Good afternoon, welcome to Radioactivity. I'm Robert Lorei. Coming up we'll hear about efforts to change the stereotype of who is homeless and we'll also hear from a physician who is part of a group that would like to outlaw nuclear weapons. But first, some listener comments about yesterday's interview with Pinellas County Commissioner Susan Latvala about proposed budget cuts in Pinellas County.
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In Sarasota, community activists have joined forces with city and county government to launch a grass roots effort to become a testing ground for Google Fiber.
In February, Google invited municipalities to apply to join an experiment to test ultra high speed Google Fiber boasting to deliver Internet faster than any other Internet access. There is a hitch: Google wants to piggy back on existing networks which Sarasota can not offer.
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County Adminstrator Pat Bean, Attorney Renee Lee, and Internal Performance Auditor Jim Barnes finally got the chance to defend their jobs. On Tuesday, County Commission Chair Ken Hagan called for their resignation and mentioned possibly firing them if they did not quit.
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Floridaâs unemployment is more than two points higher than the nationwide rate of 9.7%. Rust says that translates to more than a million Floridians out of work.
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Illinois Baseball Heads To Arizona For Inaugural Illini Desert Classic
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Champaign, Ill. - The University of Illinois baseball team will take to the road this weekend to host the inaugural "Illini Desert Classic" at Tucson Electric Park and the Kino Sports Complex in Tucson, Ariz. The four-team tournament is scheduled for Thurs., Feb 22-Sun., Feb. 25 and will feature Brigham Young University, the University of Kentucky and the University of Washington in addition to Illinois.
All games take place at the Kino Sports Complex, the spring home of both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White Sox, and in the Diamondbacks spring training complex. Admission to all games is free.
The University of Illinois Fighting Illini Scholarship Fund is hosting a gathering for Illinois alumni and fans in the Tucson area just prior to Illinois' Saturday evening game against Washington. Alumni and fans are invited to sign up for the "Gathering in the Grove" beginning at 4 p.m. and hosted by Ken Zimmerman of the Fighting Illini Scholarship Fund. Director of Athletics Ron Guenther and head baseball coach Richard 'Itch' Jones will also be in attendance. Admission to the Gathering in the Grove is $10 per person and space is limited so to reserve a spot, contact Tiffany Vogt at 217/333-8851.


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With HAPPY PEOPLE, Werner Herzog takes viewers on yet another unforgettablejourney into remote and extreme natural landscapes. The acclaimed filmmakerpresents this visually stunning documentary about the life of indigenous people living in the heart of the Siberian Taiga. Deep in the Siberian wilderness, far away from civilization, 300 people inhabit the small village of Bakhta at the river Yenisei. There are only two ways to reach this outpost: by helicopter or boat. Theres no telephone, running water or medical aid. The locals, whose daily routines have barely changed over the last centuries, live according to their own values and cultural traditions. Withinsightful commentary written and narrated by Herzog, HAPPY PEOPLE follows one of the Siberian trappers through all four seasons of the year to tell the story of a culture virtually untouched by modernity.
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The State of Downtown Grand Rapids Retail
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As for the mall, they used to have wayfinding signs at least, but people would crash into them -- destroying them -- and they were never replaced.
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So what stores are all in modiv now?
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Old World olive oil has been there for atleast 2 montths now. Looks really nice on the inside.
So what stores are all in modiv now?
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I think MoDiv is a great idea and a good start to revitalizing retail downtown, but what's up with the lack of signage? Unless you know it is there, you'd never realize how many different stores are in the building. Get some good signage, please?
Good point, let's not "KIAS." (explained in detail at the URL)
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I think others would agree. While I was doing my reporting, someone mentioned the need for more signs. I put in a call to Rockford Construction to ask about that. If I get an answer, I'll post it. Thanks for reading the story, and your observation.
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There's a new vintage men's clothing store in there too now. Can't recall the name...
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It's about the lack of parking in downtown Iron Mountain.
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 08:14 AM
And if Wolverine buys payless, then we might be getting a payless shoe store downtown
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Not many options, yet. Come back when there's a new grocery at Division & Wealthy. Your best variety/price option would be the D&W on Fulton near Carlton.
I haven't read all the way through this thread, but I have a question. Can anyone reccomend any places for basic grocery shopping near Cherry Hills? I am mostly looking for someplace cheap and close. I usually shop at Clark's on State, which sucks, or Wealthy Market, which is a little far.
Distance - price - quality - variety...pick any two.
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A guy I've gotten to know recently (who might be on here now) told me about a new open air retail project that just opened in downtown Salt Lake City along their light rail line (he moved here from there recently). Has all the big names in retail, Macy's, Nordstrom, Banana Republic, Cheesecake Factory, etc.. $2 Billion project, financed by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (owns most of downtown SLC) and Taubman (the mall developer). Was in the works since 2007, combining two old basically vacant downtown retail spots, and spans 23 acres wedged in between a number of existing buildings. Interesting concept. Anyone got $2 Billion? (Amway ahem!) I dropped a similar concept on the lot next to 5/3 Bank tower and then the Lyon/Ottawa lot, tying those two spaces together and then having front door access to the convention center. Then you'd have a continuous retail element from the convention center, through the mall, and out to Ottawa Ave close to Monroe Center.
Let me know what you think...
I think you've arrived at my ultimate fantasy, but with all of the suburban malls built around here, it could be a very tough sell. $2 billion is an enormous amount of money to be speculating with, even for Amway. It certainly would allow for utilization of a lot of underutilized space, though. Parking, generally, shouldn't really be much of an issue for after 5PM and weekends if a developer could get a reasonable long-term agreement with the city and/or Ellis, and hook into the Pearl/Ionia and Ellis ramps. You could shoot a rifle through most of the ramps on this end of town on any given weekend and not hit anything. Parking during the week would need to be addressed, and probably not inexpensively.
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"I Do" features the long-awaiting marital vows of two of McKinley High's most beloved teachers, Will Schuester (Matt Morrison) and Emma Pillsbury (Jayma Mays), as well as the return of some former gleeks - Mercedes (Amber Riley) included - to take part in the sights, and, most importantly, sounds of the romantic, all-too apt for Valentine's Day festivities. Additionally, swirling rumors indicate that the relationship between Brittany (Heather Morris) and Santana (Naya Rivera) as well as that shared between Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss) will be taken to the next level, given some relatively recent cryptic gleek Tweets from the cast and creators. Tune in tomorrow to see - and hear! Plus, a COMPANY homage!
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Team: 88
School: Melrose High
Area of Science: Environmental and Space Science
Interim: Team Number : 88 Melrose High School
Project Title : Terraforming Mars
Area of Science : Environmental and Space Science
Team members : James Rush, Jouie Barnes, William Trammell.
Sponsoring Teacher : Alan Daugherty
Problem Definition:
Our team would like to determine the feasibility of adding photosynthetic organisms to the Martian environment in order to create an oxygen atmosphere to allow for the terraforming of Mars and make it similar to earth conditions.
We would like to see how long it will take to make a livable environment on Mars. It is important to terraform Mars to make another place for humans to live besides earth because our needs for living space and resources are constantly increasing.
Our main problem in this task is the lack of water. Plants wouldn't be able to live up there because they need all three elements for that plant to grow and survive. Those three elements are soil, carbon dioxide, water. The first two should be found on Mars usable amounts. Some planetologists believe that Mars might once have had oceans. This means that there might be underground water supplies. We will assume there is, and that it just needs to be pumped to the surface.
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We have started the StarLogo program based on our research on the problem. Also, we will use programing code from last year's project to add into this one. Our project last year was to see how a space station could recycle resources in a bio-dome type area. We also tested how the levels of oxygen and CO2 would level out. This is same type of problem with similar variables.
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This giant African traffic robot shall (a) reduce congestion and (b) rule us all
Inventor Isaie Therese has cooked up an eight-foot tall 'traffic control robot' in an attempt to ease congestion in Kinshasa, the capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. A robot, it appears, that don't stand for no shizzle.
"The robot corresponds to international standards," says Therese. "If a driver says he is not going to respect the robot, because it is just a machine... there will be a ticket for him."
The robot is solar powered, and equipped with 'camera eyes' to record any wrong-doing on the road. So it has an infinite energy source, knows what you're up to, and will 'issue tickets' to offenders? Seriously, science, do you hate humanity?
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How gorgeous are these photos by Kim Kyung Soon for Korean Vogue?
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How gorgeous are these photos by Kim Kyung Soon for Korean Vogue?
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Oh. These images are amazing. I don't think I even knew there was a Korean Vogue.
haha – I didn't either!
These are just lovely. And I find it interesting that they are showing off their socks and shoes. Why is that? Is it something to do with Korean culture?
These images are simply beautiful… the colours of "han'-bo'k" along with the models haircut reminds me of bygone days of Korea in 1930s through 1950s. I believe the photographer, Mr.Kim, has been inspired to "recapture" the simplicity and rustic look of "han'-bo'k".
Oh! one more thing…the reason the models are showing off their socks & shoes are because the models "pose" are inspired from the 20th Century Korean paintings (1920~1950s) The painting images of Korean women farmers rolled up their skirts to be able to work out in the fields, near the streams or carrying lunches to others on their head. Also, the "pose" might have been inspired from the photos that was taken during the Japanese Occupation period (1910~1945)
The great photographers have always been inspired from other artists – like, Robert Doisneau, Henri Cartier-Bresson been inspired by the art work of Millet, Corrot, Delacroix, Caillebotte, Degas… seeking artistic inspirations and yet, incorporating the photographers unique point of views. Carry Grant said…" One pretends to do something, or copy someone or some teacher, until it can be done confidently and easily in what becomes one's own manner."
Anon – thanks so much for the input on historical Korean traditions – much appreciated!
You're very welcome! Anna –
Translation: ( Korean to English )
Han' = "Korean" ( No relations to Chinese "Han" )
Bo'k = "Dress"
Han'-Bo'k = "Korean Dress" ( Men's + Women's )
Dae' = "Great"
Han' = "Korean"
Min = "People" / "Republic"
Goo'k = "Nation"
Dae' Han' Min-Goo'k = "The Great Han Republic Nation" / "The Republic of Korea"( South )
or, Han'-Goo'k = "Han'-Nation" / "Korea" (short version) "Korea" comes from "Koryo" dynasty (AD918~1392) "Coree" in French, "Corea" in Spanish & Portuguese? Dutch?? "Japan", Japon, in French, Spanish from "Nippon or Ni-Hon". "China", Chine, in French, Spanish from "Ch'in" dynasty (255~204B.C.)
Mie = "Beautiful"
Goo'k = "Nation"
Mie-Goo'k = "Beautiful Nation" / "America"
Mie = "Beautiful"
Hop'-Joong = "United"
Goo'k = "Nation"
Mie Hop'-Joong Goo'k = "Beautiful United (States) Nation"/ "The United States of America"
I really like the short hair style in connection to the Korean stylish clothing…As a cat person, the love the one with kittens around… By the way, I have them posted in my site too. I will mention your site as courtesy
Nice photos. cheers!!
Dear Anna,
I fell in love with these stunning images by Kim Kyung-Soon. I'm considering to get a copy of this particular Korean Vogue issue featuring these beautiful photo layouts. Do you know from which month issue these images have been published?
Much appreciated and with kind regards,
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MSU (4-4, 1-3) travels to College Station, Texas, to take on No. 11 Texas A&M (7-2, 3-2) and the defending Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel.
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Pena Nieto announces run for Mexico presidency
The PRI, founded in 1929, ruled for seven decades with the president operating like a monarch, virtually appointing his successor, state governors and the mayor of Mexico City by naming PRI candidates who faced little electoral opposition. If they did, the party was known for both buying and stealing votes.
But now nearly a third of Mexico's registered voters are under age 30, meaning the PRI hasn't been in power since they became eligible to vote. Instead, they see the PRI as a change from the PAN, which has been in power for nearly 12 years and has left voters disillusioned with a wave of drug violence.
Not everyone sees Pena Nieto as fresh, however.
"He's not very modern," political analyst Jose Antonio Crespo said. "At least his behavior has nothing to do with a renewed PRI."
For example, Crespo said, Pena Nieto interviewed all aspiring candidates for governor in Mexico State before choosing Avila to run in the old style known as the "dedazo," or hand-picked.
Pena Nieto is married to the popular Televisa soap opera actress Angelica Rivera, nicknamed the "Seagull" for her role in a top TV show about a tequila-producing family, "Destilando Amor."
Her reputation as one of Televisa's biggest moneymakers has led many to speculate about Pena Nieto's relationship in a presidential campaign with Mexico's most powerful television network, where he chose to make his announcement on a late-night news program.
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Having Fun Doing What You Want to Do: Aria DeLaunay Interview
We talk with the cam model and domme Aria DeLaunay today. She gives us some insight into her world, how she got started and what she did to get where she currently is. She has a take charge personality, knows what she wants in life, and has a high sense of self entitlement; great qualities for success when it comes to being a dominatrix and cam model.
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Here's the notes from the show:
- This is our first interview where the interviewee is using the iPod Touch.
- How did she get started? She has always been interested on the industry. She wanted to be her own boss.
- The StripperWeb forum got her interested initially into adult work
- When she was 12 her mother gave her a book about a girl wanting to be a Courtesan. That's why she wanted to get into it.
- Previous jobs and industry include: car sales, medical field, hotel industry, food industry and more
- Her sales experience helped her in selling herself
- First steps she took: Browsing Craigslist and she came across a man looking for cam models, so she tried it (MyFreeCams). She dropped him after working with him to do it on her own.
- First experience as a camgirl was great, nice guests, and great conversations.
- She got a "regular" job as well just in case and to have some consistency.
- She started cam modeling to earn "Extra Lunch Money" but decided to go full time.
- She hated having mainstream jobs and wanted control of her life and personal freedom which is very important to her.
- She loved what she was doing so it didn't feel as much like work.
- The right site for Aria was Streamate because for fetish models it was good and while the revenue split percentage of was BAD, the traffic on Streamate was good and more consistent.
- OnHerCam had a great community, percentage was better, but had lower traffic so harder to make money.
- Streammate uses money for huge marketing and promotion like TV commercials and requires customers to sign up with a credit card to get an account.
- She does fetish shows on cam: SPH (small penis humiliation) and feet fetish.
- A fetish show example: Go into private chat, watch her painting to nails.. sometimes they will masturbate or sometimes they will show themselves and sometimes they won't.
- Streammate as well as adultwork.com is good for fetish shows.
- She goes over ways to protect herself online.
- She has been drugged twice at regular nightclubs.
- Her friends know what she does but not her family because she doesn't want them to worry.
- Beginning of 2011 she began cam modeling full time, before that she worked at optometrist office as a technician
- She really wanted to cam full time so her goal was 50-100 dollars a day to get get by.
- She has a boyfriend who supported her doing this which was very helpful.
- Focus, more hours and setting goals for camming was important in succeeding.
- What's in her future: adult toy store, camming site, start building a brand and working on writing projects.
- From the porn industry, Jenna Jameson and her book inspired her.
- From the cam modeling industry, Violet Doll inspired her.
- What advice to those starting out? Have fun, done be discouraged, be patient and build client list.
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The Office of Career Services is here to support you throughout your graduate career, whether you are considering a career inside or outside the university, or both. Careers inside the university include positions as faculty, administrators, or researchers. Outside of the university, you may be looking to work as a researcher in industry or in government, as a consultant, writer/editor, or any number of options.
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We launched the Life on Bitcoin Project on Kickstarter on June 10, 2013. That was 2 years and 6 days ago. We're glad to finally show you the movie that's had so much work put in to it.
We've spent the last few weeks planning and coordinating the premier and screenings across the US. We hope to show the film internationally as well, followed by global availability online.
Here are the cities we're headed to so far:
San Jose
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Salt Lake City
New York
Washington D.C.
We're still planning screenings, and we'd love to come to your town.
Send a request here.
Oh, and if you haven't seen the trailer…
After two years of work, we're excited to share the trailer and our release plans.
It's been a long weird road. Making a feature film was much harder (and took much longer) than any of our team expected. But it's done, and we're really happy with the results.
We're planning on taking Life on Bitcoin on a limited engagement tour to select cities. If you'd like to see our film in your town, head over to our site and let us know.
There's no way any of this could have happened without your help. Thanks for backing us all the way through to the finish. We're excited to show you what we have.
– Austin
Thursday morning, Hal Finney, one of the greats in the worlds of bitcoin, cryptography, computer science, privacy, and in the larger world of the internet, died after many years living with ALS.
Hal was there at the beginning. He was the recipient of the first bitcoin transaction sent to him by the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto. He helped build bitcoin. Even before bitcoin, Hal played a major role in the early cypherpunk movement and in PGP encryption.
He was a man who championed liberty, even as his body succumbed to ALS – trapping his brilliant mind inside.
We are also honored that Hal was a supporting backer of the Life On Bitcoin film project. In his memory, we are donating $100 to the ALS Foundation.
Here is a short video Austin made to honor Hal.
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This morning in Central Park, New York City, Beccy and Austin became the inaugural DISH and Dish Anywhere customers to pay their bill in bitcoin.
"We've used bitcoin for MANY different purchases, but I don't think I've ever seen a more smooth, easy interface.
And after using DISH for just a few days (they installed ours last Friday) I can tell you that you'll be impressed with their offering. TONS of movies, channels, and the ability to record and watch anything from any smart device, anywhere. We've been recording and watching our favorite shows while we're 2000 miles away from home!"
Learn more about DISH and bitcoin on their blog http://about.dish.com/blog/you-can-now-pay-your-dish-bill-bitcoin-mydishcom
Watch our blog for a full update on the post-production status in the next few days.
We concluded our experiment as we returned home from Singapore, on November 2, 2013. In total, Beccy and I lived on bitcoin for 101 days. It's now been exactly that long since we finished. A lot has happened in that time.
When we finished, a single bitcoin was worth roughly $200, BTC China was fast rising to become the world's largest exchange, neither Overstock.com nor Newegg had announced any bitcoin plans, and Mt. Gox appeared to be healthy and happy. The price of bitcoin had been on a steady rise.
And kept rising.
As the price of bitcoin rose, media interest in our film rose with it.
Max Keiser was ahead of the pack, as he often is. He invited us to be on his show in London. Having just taken three weeks off work for our global trip, Beccy stayed in the States, and Austin went to London.
While there, The Wall Street Journal arranged a followup interview after we talked with reporter Paul Vigna in New York three weeks earlier. Austin also met up with with the fantastic staff from Coindesk. They were kind enough to name us one of the best bitcoin merchant pioneers of 2013.
NPR's "Here & Now" interviewed us for their national broadcast, as well as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
We had interview requests coming in daily from a wide variety of media outlets, from local to global, niche to general interest. Austin even went to New York again for an interview. Some never aired, but hopefully will soon.
When the price dropped at the beginning of December, media requests slowed a bit, but our lives didn't. The Inside Bitcoins conference in Las Vegas was a unique experience. It was fascinating to be with such a large group who not only understand bitcoin, but believe in crypto-currency's future, both as a financial opportunity, but a force for good in the world.
Throw into the mix Beccy's seasonal business, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years, and we had a full calendar for the last couple months of 2013.
We even squeezed in a screening of the footage our crew is working with.
From 200 hours of raw footage of me and Beccy, the editors cut down to about 3 hours. We've seen a chronological run through of the major points that will be in the documentary, but there's plenty still to work on. They're now cutting the narrative together, weaving in the story of bitcoin itself, with dozens of interviews. We also will add motion graphics explaining some of the finer mechanics of bitcoin and currency in general, an original score, titles, and translations into several languages.
Starting out on a project like this is a big leap of faith. None of us have made a feature film before. But after the better part of a year of planning and filming and editing, you know what? It looks like we'll have a film everyone can be proud of, including you, the supporters of this project.
I'm looking forward to meeting you when we debut the movie. Here's hoping we make it to your town.
Note: I wrote this several weeks ago, prior to Marc Andreesen's op-ed in the New York Times. I haven't published it till now because I was submitting to major publications for consideration, including the New York Times.
A friend and I were talking on Facebook the other day, when he asked a question I've heard a lot lately.
"Does anyone really USE bitcoin?" he asked. "It seems that most people hold onto their bitcoin… unless they're shooting a documentary."
Given our experience living on bitcoin, Beccy and I find ourselves in a unique position to answer the question. It might not be the answer you're expecting.
Yes, people use bitcoin. It gets used today for remittances, foreign exchange trading, micro-payments where traditional transactions would be cost prohibitive, and trade in places where there are political/economic conflict. Think about areas in Africa with rampant inflation, or buying a digital download from a musician in Iran where no Western bank or money transmitter is allowed to legally operate. And of course, bitcoin as a payment for regular goods is growing all the time, as the recent Overstock.com announcement shows.
These are just some of the use cases today, but they don't reveal the full picture of what bitcoin can and will soon do. It's like asking "Does anybody use the World Wide Web?" in 1993.
Bitcoin is a crypto-currency, which itself is based on a new type of technology. Call it "blockchain" technology, where a distributed, ongoing ledger creates a transparent history of exchanges that can't be counterfeit, because people can view the ledger, and there are millions of copies. It relies on a "proof-of-work" algorithm and an accompanying electronic protocol. TCP/IP is the protocol that made the Internet possible. HTTP is the protocol that made the hyperlinked World Wide Web possible. There are other protocols that made file transfer, torrents, video streaming, and email possible. They act as platforms on which we can build any number of services. We use them every day, and they've been driving the global economy (and accompanying quality of life improvements) for years.
Consider bitcoin in the wake of the global bank bailouts, which from 2008 to date have siphoned $30 trillion. It's an unfathomable amount of money going toward increasingly unpopular institutions. Despite the ebb and flow of the Tea Party and Occupy movements, nobody in their right mind thinks we've fixed the underlying financial and political problems; we're not out of the woods. Unlike a bank or any corporation, bitcoin will never need a bailout.
But at its core, bitcoin is about much more than money.
The possibilities with blockchain technology are enormous, and currency is just the first application. This emerging technology has implications for stock shares, bonds, commodities, corporate governance, insurance, accounting, contracts, and every industry that relies on a trusted third party to move information or value.
This is part of a much broader global trend toward de-institutionalizing information work.
The blockchain will make it possible to do things that previously required formally organized groups with offices and hierarchy and expensive overhead. In the near future, blockchain technology will do it all through an automated, secure, and reliable software protocol.
This is a development on par with double entry accounting, developed in Italy in the 13th century, which forever changed business by verifying every transfer of money. It's comparable to the Internet itself in how it connects the whole globe, accessible by anyone, to a navigable information space for virtually anything they want to say, hear, or otherwise communicate.
Bitcoin, and the underlying blockchain technology, is disruptive innovation writ large.
Think about the metaphors we use for our global information system: the net, the web, the cloud. Each of these describes a distinct evolutionary phase of that system. As another friend of mine recently observed, the next step is what bitcoin has brought us: the chain.
Imagine, again, speculating about the internet's future shortly after its inception. Wikipedia, which itself wouldn't exist without the evolution we're talking about, sheds some interesting light on this:
"The Internet's takeover of the global communication landscape was almost instant in historical terms: it only communicated 1% of the information flowing through two-way telecommunications networks in the year 1993, already 51% by 2000, and more than 97% of the telecommunicated information by 2007."
We're seeing it again—the same kind of obscure technical innovation, difficult to explain at first, then universally understood and relied upon 20 years later. There are strong indicators that it could even be bigger and faster this time.
This is just the beginning.
Our filmmakers Travis Pitcher and Joseph Lebaron and their team at The Good Line are deep into the post-production process. Documentary filmmaking is about understanding your subject matter, but it is also about properly organizing your footage when you shoot it and then again when you edit it, to tell an engaging story. Experienced documentarians carefully index the footage as they shoot it, and take time during each filming day and at the end of the day to note the scenes with the most promise.
The material involved in our project includes more than 200 hours of footage of Austin and Beccy during their 100 plus day experiment of living on bitcoin. We also have between 50 and 60 interviews which we shot over the course of the project. Additionally, there are several more interviews which we are hoping to get to complete the story.
The Life On Bitcoin experiment ended in early November when Austin and Beccy returned from their around-the-world trip. The Good Line had a couple of other projects/clients requiring attention during November. So although editing began in November, the heavy editing really got going in December. Our original plan was to see a rough cut before the Christmas holiday. However, anybody who has been involved in making a film or in any entrepreneurial endeavor for that matter readily understands that things do not always proceed as planned.
The Good Line put five people on the editing including Travis and Joseph themselves. Without warning, four of the five got hit with health issues / sickness in a two week period. David, (the awesome cameraman / editor who was with us in Atlanta) is a heart surgery survivor. He wasn't feeling well one day, and ended hospitalized for several weeks. Another one of the editors suffered an acute appendicitis, and had to have his appendix removed. Joseph was wiped out with one of a diagnosed case of the H1N1 virus which he contracted while he was traveling to Hong Kong, and an episode of bronchitis simultaneously. Josh, the Good Line's designer got hit with a nasty, prolonged flu.
Needless to say, the health issues were causing our team to drop like flies and set us back several weeks for the rough cut.
A rough cut, sometimes called an assembly cut, is basically a collection of the best edits compiled to flesh out the story. It is devoid of animations, soundtrack, sound and color mastering, etc. The filmmakers are faced with the daunting task of reducing those 200+ hours and all the interviews to 2-3 hours of the best footage.
The exciting news is that this rough cut is going to be ready this week! All the non-filmmaking members of our team will travel to Salt Lake tonight to watch this assembly cut and discuss and make suggestions.
According to The Good Line, and notwithstanding the delay from illnesses, they are still on track to have a polished film by late April, unless we run into unforeseen complications. We already have a composer working on the soundtrack, and we have folks working on the design and the look and feel of the film.
Before anyone gets really excited, we need to make sure your expectations are properly set. We will not likely be able to distribute the film to our supporters immediately following completion. Our various mentors in the film distribution business have encouraged us to first submit the film to major film festivals to achieve our greatest chance at wider distribution and maximum exposure. Some of these festivals have strict rules governing digital distribution. The distribution plan is still somewhat fluid and being mapped out. Please know, our goals remain the same:
1) We want to make our backers and supporters happy and
2) To get the film in front of as many eyeballs as possible to educate them about bitcoin and open the door to the incredible personalities in the bitcoin community.
We want the film to project a global reach. We are doing what we can to put in place a distribution plan which will help us achieve that.
As always, we are grateful to our supporters and backers from the bottom of our hearts.
-Theron H.
First thing first, the Thanksgiving holiday was great for Beccy and me. We really enjoyed ourselves with food and family. It was a nice rest from the regular work routine.
But the rest didn't last too long here in the US, as the day after Thanksgiving is "Black Friday", the biggest shopping day of the year. And seeing as the Bitcoin community is growing like crazy, it's also now Bitcoin Black Friday, a day to not only do your holiday shopping, but to support your favorite bitcoin merchants!
We didn't buy a ton, but we did want to participate. Here is what we got.
Ever since we visited the Bee's Brothers place up in Logan Utah, we've been big fans of their honey products. They offered %20 off today for Black Friday. Who can resist? I love the raspberry caramels, and Beccy loves the honey roasted almonds.
I've gotten more and more interested in paper wallets, and the proper procedure of making and storing them, so I bought some tamper proof holographic stickers from BitcoinPaperWallet.com
We also wanted to focus more on giving during this holiday season, and what better way to start than to donate to Sean's Outpost and Satoshi's Forrest? We met Jason King at the Crypto-Currency Conference in Atlanta, and really believe in what he's doing there. Keep up the great work, Jason.
It was a great day, and a great start to a season of celebration. I think we all have a lot to celebrate lately, with how well bitcoin and crypto-currency are doing, coming out from the cold and into the lime light. Onward and upward from here. Cheers, all, and happy holidays!
Today, the United States celebrates Thanksgiving. Throughout the day, I have reflected on the value I place on my closest relationships and family, on the spiritual and temporal blessings, material comforts, opportunities, and employment I enjoy.
Thanksgiving is a United States holiday, yet far more than half the Life On Bitcoin audience is international. I am still choosing to write a Thanksgiving post, because gratitude is something which I believe should be shared.
When I came up with the concept for the Life On Bitcoin film, I had no idea how big or impactful our little side project would become. In many ways, we're still discovering. Yet, we have been floored and humbled by those who have shared our vision and helped with this project.
Since Thanksgiving is about sharing gratitude, and, I think, acknowledging the role of others and of God in our lives, today, we want you to know that we're thankful for each of you.
We're thankful for our contributors and sponsors. We're thankful for the internet and for the doors it opens, and for the global connections it makes possible. We're thankful for innovators, risk takers, entrepreneurs, dreamers and doers. We're thankful for cryptography and the promise it holds in shielding human freedom and privacy. More broadly, we're grateful to be part of the global bitcoin community. The people of bitcoin are some of the kindest, most intelligent, proactive, and generous people we have ever encountered, and it is a privilege and honor to work among you.
We are also thankful to be a small part of, what I believe, could be a global revolution towards a more honest form of money. History is being made, and the advent of crypto-currency, blockchain technology and the bitcoin protocol will one day likely be remembered and ranked with many other great technological leaps: the internet, the automobile, the telephone, the personal computer, and so on. It gives me chills to contribute a small role in it.
So whether you are in the United States or somewhere else in the world, Happy Thanksgiving.
-Theron H.
It's Wednesday morning in Chicago, day 5 of our road trip and round the world journey. While we knew there was a lot to do on this trip, it's surprisingly tiring. There is a lot of driving, planning, and changing plans. So far, though, we're on schedule.
We've met up with bitcoiners in Denver, Kansas City, and now Chicago. We're excited to meet up with more in Pittsburgh, New York, and then off to Stockholm, Berlin, and Singapore.
We've been so caught up in the trip that I haven't posted something I promised I would; the pamphlet we put together for merchants considering bitcoin.
The trifold pamphlet is very simple. With the text of the pamphlet, we didn't go in to deep detail about bitcoin. We've found that becoming highly technical will lose many more merchants than it will help. This is just a first contact, very basic intro. This is something you can leave in their hand, with your contact info written on the back.
Here is a sequence that may help you bring a business around to accepting bitcoin. Use and modify as you see fit.
1. Find merchants that you think are in a good position to begin accepting bitcoin (see our blog post about which merchants are likely candidates). Be brief, and leave this pamphlet.
2. Return within a few days (no longer than a week) and discuss the possibility of bringing a "bitmob", or a larger group of people all paying in bitcoin. If they're open to the idea, send them setup instructions for a payment processor, like Bitpay or Coinbase. Approval for these merchant accounts can take a few days, so make sure they understand and apply for an account at least a week before your prospective bitmob. If they're still concerned, you may want to consider putting cash down on the spot (maybe $100) to put their fears to rest. Call it a down payment on the upcoming group dinner, and they can take it out of the bill when you call come for the bitmob.
3. Find out when they've been approved for the merchant account. There are still a couple things they need to do to finalize the account, like connecting it to a regular bank account. Run a trial purchase to make sure everything is up and running. You'll be their first bitcoin customer!
4. On a pre-designated night, when you, the merchant, and local bitcoiners have all agreed, show up with your local bitcoin meetup and have a great time! This is a fantastic activity to help spread bitcoin and enjoy yourselves all at once.
If you feel like your merchant will need more time through all this, introduce them to paper wallets or real coin bitcoins, like casascius coins. "They're like gift cards", you can say. Leaving something in their hands, even a paper wallet worth 5 satoshi, will help them become more comfortable with bitcoin.
As I finish writing this, it's Wednesday afternoon, on the road from Chicago to Pittsburgh. We're only a few days into our round the world trip, but it's already feeling like a whilrwind. It's coming together, thanks to the support along the way from the bitcoiners we encounter. Thanks everyone. Wish us (continued) luck.


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When at a plane I usually get a lot of pain when the plane starts to descend. I never knew why, but now, thanks to my diving lessons I know what's happening and how to act on it. The pain comes for the air pressure inside the ear. Just like when under water, the pressure change makes all the pain that we feel. What we need to do is to clear the amount of air, and new new air that will enter the ear will be at the correct pressure and it won't hurt.
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November 10th, 2009
It's great when someone that we don't know reviews our project and makes a great review of it. The article really shows that the author took the time to properly play and learn the game, and he made a great analysis of it, concluding on the pros and cons of the game, which I agree:
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I've had a lot of feedback on my running mono article. The majority of feedback was something like: .NET isn't cross platform, Mono is evil, MS is evil. How can someone say to me that .NET isn't cross platform when I have an average sized product running out of the box on MS .NET and Mono? I used to participate on a lot of discussions about this a couple of years ago. But then I realized that it was more productive to actually do something instead of discussing these kind of issues.
What makes a Java application cross-platform? Will a Java application be cross-platform if use reference resources like: c:\MyApp\MyApp.ini? And if we have a file named MyApp.ini and get it like getResource("myapp.ini")? And if we use specific operating system resources?
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Bioware has updated their Neverwinternights Linux client page again:
[Nov 29 2002] Linux development this week has been focused primarily on audio. We have found that sound in general has been taking longer than we had hoped, but such is development. Progress is being made, and we will continue working on the sound until all the remaining issues are resolved.
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The Timberwolves went for two points after almost every score, and most of their offensive production was credit to Dwight Quinn and Shun Fair. Quinn finished the night with six catches for 35 yards and three touchdowns. Fair racked up 118 yards rushing on 15 carries.
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Academy Award-winner Quentin Tarantino is laughing all the way to the bank this week. The controversial film auteur and his longtime studio chief-partner Harvey Weinstein took a gamble on transforming the atrocities of American slavery into comedic, action-packed entertainment. And the new movie, Django Unchained, which opened Christmas day, bested the glitzy Les Miserables at the box office with numbers indicating that the flick could do as well as, or maybe even better than Tarantino's top-grossers Inglourious Basterds ($120 million) and Pulp Fiction ($107 million).
This doll shit is crazy," talent manager, filmmaker, and fashion industry doyenne Bethann Hardison told The Daily Beast. "But Quentin Tarantino believes in what he's got and it seems he is not believing anything less."
After repeated attempts to get someone to go on record about the collection, NECA spokesperson Leonardo Saraceni declined to make anyone available, would not comment and referred all queries to the Weinstein Company. No one at the Weinstein Company was available for comment by deadline and no one responded to questions posed.
Admitting that at first glance he thought the dolls to be just a piece of memorabilia, noted black film critic Tim Gordon, also citing Jamie Foxx unveiling the trailer of the movie during the recent Soul Train Awards telecast, noticed "there were a lot of things that were done for Django that would've never been done for Inglourious Basterds … but people don't speak up. People have gotten so — I don't know if the word is comfortable or naïve. We just want to go along to get along and it's very frustrating."more


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DES MOINES, Iowa - Gov. Terry Branstad released a Medicaid expansion alternative Monday that will cost the state more money and won't cover as many people as Medicaid expansion would.
But, the governor says, it is a better deal for Iowans in the long run because there's no way the federal government is going to follow through on the obligations it made under voluntary Medicaid expansion.
"When the cut comes, it's not going to be as big," he said. "Let's realize the reality that the federal government is broke."
Branstad's proposal, called The Healthy Iowa Plan, will cost $162 million a year. The state's share of that is $23 million annually. Medicaid expansion is expected to cost the state $2 million.
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Almost everyone is aware of the strange, if sometimes questionable, parallels between Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. But the fact is that every American president has one or more astonishing connection with other presidents.
In Presidential Parallels: What Our Presidents Had in Common, and Didn't! by Wayne Samuel Kurzeja with Paul Weisser, published by Anabal Press, it is clear that the American presidency is literally bursting with weird facts, unusual anecdotes and uncanny coincidences . In addition, the book contains many deceptive quizzes, to which the reader will be certain he or she knows the answer, but will almost invariably be wrong! Here are a few examples:
1. Born in Virginia, this president first served as a state governor for three years. Although his first name was Thomas, the answer is not Jefferson!
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Hair 'n' Play to Make Mum's Day!
Mothers having a bad hair day have help at hand. Darwin now has a hair and beauty salon with free babysitting included!
Hair 'n' Play is the brainchild of Jo Mufale, who as a mother of three young boys knows the stress of juggling parenting and appointments.
"I know many mothers who, like me, find it really hard to get away for the hour or two or three needed to get a really decent haircut," she said.
"Between school, work, medical appointments, grocery shopping, sports activities and so on, often there's no time for the most important person of all – the parent who is run ragged keeping up with it all."
"Often it is their personal care that comes last on the list of things to be done. My salon gives them a chance to have their hair done without having to organise care for the children, or the nagging worry of leaving them home alone."
Hair 'n' Play, in Caryota Court, Coconut Grove, is Jo's second salon – she previously owned a thriving business in Victoria.
"I thought long and hard about what gap there might be in the market here."
"I've employed an experienced au pair who will entertain children upstairs with a variety of play opportunities."
"We call it the Stairway to Heaven because it is a kid's paradise up there. Plenty of room, plenty of toys and plenty of fun to be had!"
"Meanwhile, Mum can be downstairs enjoying a quiet coffee while she has her hair done. The salon is fairly spacious so a small baby in a pram or rocker can be parked near their Mum's station if she wants."
The salon is at the very end of Caryota Court – drive right to the end! "If you get that far, my sign is unmissable," Jo laughs. "You'll find me snipping up a storm inside!"


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