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Visiting Peterloon is a wonderful way for Scouting families to experience the excitement first hand without committing the entire weekend. There is no charge to visit and visitors can enjoy the demonstrations and exhibits in the midway, visit their Scouts and Scouting unit(s) in their Peterloon campsite, pick up souvenirs at the Peterloon Trading Post, cheer on their Scouts as they compete in the Action Center, and even enjoy the Campfire Extravaganze in the evening.
Visiting hours are 7 am to 10:30 pm. Visitors should park in the lot at Wards Corner Road and I-275 (Exit 54) and take the shuttle down. Visitors are asked to check in at the Administration Building at Cub World to pick up their visitor wristband.
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Carlsbad, New Mexico – SANTA FE, N.M. (KRWG) Gov. Susana Martinez has appointed Carlsbad lawyer Lisa Riley to a vacant judgeship in southern New Mexico.
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See The Remains Of Pompeii
When it comes to ancient places to visit, people think of Rome and Athens, but what about a place that is completely preserved in time, Pompeii, Italy. Visiting Pompeii is like taking a step back in time as even mundane life has been preserved through the ages. Go ahead and grab your families expedited passports, if you don't have one be sure to fill out a US pass port application and go back in time to Ancient Pompeii.
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Passports are required travel documents that anyone who is traveling internationally must show to customs officials. If you do not have a valid United States passport you will not be granted access into a foreign country for any reason. Conversely, if you are already overseas and have your passport stolen, you will not be allowed to reenter the United States of America until you procure a replacement passport. It is not hard to get a replacement passport, however, because of all the excellent online expedited United States passports agencies that can help you get a replacement.
There are many wonderful places to visit when you are in Italy. However, if you are looking to see something unique that offers an interesting take on Italian history, you should go and see the city of Pompeii. Pompeii was destroyed many years ago after the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. It is now known as a World Heritage Site. By going through the ruins of the city of Pompeii, scientists have been able to learn a lot about what life was like in ancient Italy. It is an amazing experience for tourists to have to go and see the ruins of the city of Pompeii. It will be sure to leave a lasting impression on you and whoever you bring.
Planning A Trip
When planning a trip to the forgotten city, be sure to map out destinations and make a to do list. There are so many sites to see and it can take days just to see the entirety that is Pompeii. Campania, Italy also offers Pompeii's sister site, Herculaneum. There is also the National Museum, where there is a collection of some of the best preserved mosaics and other artifacts found at Pompeii. There is also the "Garden of the Fugitives" this is where several plaster casted victims are on display where they originally fell and were overtaken by ash and pumice. The plants within the garden have been reconstructed as well to represent the ancient growth patterns based on studies conducted on the plasters casts of the plant roots. And a walk outside the City Gates to the Villa of the Mysteries will surely add to your trip to Pompeii.
Tourism is a good way to bring money into the site and allowing for more conservation efforts, however preserving and restoring such artifacts is time consuming and expensive. Although many foundations have funded Pompeii, only a third of sites that were open in the 60's are open today.Filed under Uncategorized | Comment (0)
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Quickly achieve an expert finish – with no brush marks – with the Spray Station 5000 high volume, low pressure (HVLP) sprayer. Designed for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts, this professional unit is fitted with a powerful two-stage turbine that supplies the gun with constant airflow, allowing the material to be distributed evenly despite varying viscosities. •Adjustable aircap creates different spray patterns while maintaining minimal overspray •Ideal for use in the workshop or home •Lightweight unit has a long carry handle for easy mobility and provides storage for the gun, 13′ air hose and 5-1/2′ power cord •Metal spray gun is compatible with nearly all finishing materials •1 quart teflon coated paint pot is easy to clean
VladTV's Top 100 Tupac Songs of All Time (Blog) (@2pac)
Before his untimely death in 1996, Tupac gave the world hundreds of songs. From the great tales of a man battling his inner demons, to the struggle of the Black man in America; even to futile party records. If it was worth discussing, Tupac rapped about.
Tupac didn't use numerous flows or complicated rhyme schemes, but is still revered as one of the greatest to ever do it. His music is timeless because he presented it with passion and used his poetic lyricism to be someone everyone could relate to – the rebel, the revolutionary, the homie, the rider.
His image and intensity are unmatched and borrowed in some way by all rappers to come after him.
In honor of that, here are our picks for Tupac's Top 100 songs:Culture | Tags: @2pac, Blog, Songs, time, Tupac, VladTV's | Comment (0)
Pickles In addition to Puking – Your Wonders Of Being Pregnant
When it comes to pregnancy there are many different view points. Many women experience euphoric highs when they're with child, while others just want the nutrient stealing baby out of them. No matter the view motherhood is achieved. Motherhood is a life changing aspiration for many women, however sometimes it may not be easily achieved. That is why programs like Pregnancy Miracle reviews are so helpful. It offers a homeopathic answer for infertility. While other programs such as PlanMyBaby offers the ability to naturally select the desired sex of your child. There are many different things that happen to the female body when a baby is growing and it's helpful to understand each stage.
Pickles Anyone?
When it comes to stereotypes about pregnant chicks, the most common one is odd cravings. Almost any cinematic portrayal of pregnancy involves pickles and something that does not and should not ever coincide with pickles. Foods such as peanut butter, ice cream, chocolate, mustard, however the pickle craving is not a myth. Many women will crave pickles during their pregnancy as a way to get vital nutrients. After all that's what the cravings are for. Red meat cravings indicate a need for iron. Bread cravings indicate a need for quick carbs. Pregnancy is an evolutionary event therefore the body has innate responses to deal with it. When it comes to a pregnant lady's cravings, do not let her down, or you may not live to tell about it.
Round The Clock "Morning" sickness
You may find that you are craving strange foods, but the foods you once loved are unbearable. This is because just as your body craves certain foods to fill your system with the proper nutrients; it also knows what is unhealthy for you. An avid coffee drinker may dry heave at the smell of coffee, this is her body telling her that coffee is not good for her. A fish lover may hurl at the site of fish, this is the body's way of saying stay away from fish as they can be dangerous to pregnant women. These are innate mechanisms that help keep us and our babies safe.
Rip Van Prego
Do you feel like you've been cast in the on screen version of Rip Van Winkle, as Rip Van Winkle? Don't worry, it's completely normal. Sleeping and resting are the most important things next to proper nutrition for pregnant gals. The body is working over time; there is way more blood pumping through your system as well as oxygen to keep your little one squirming. Rest as much as possible, as you will only wish you had done it more often once your little bundle of joy comes screaming out.
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Yes, crying at the drop of a hat is perfectly normal. The hormones surging through your system at this point are enough to throw off any Geiger counter of rationality. Anyone who tells you to relax or calm down can and should be sent to the gallows. You are growing a human being for crying out loud, what do these people expect of you.
By the end of your pregnancy you will barely remember a time when you weren't pregnant. You will not remember what your feet look like or what it was like to not urinate every 12 seconds. But in the end you will have a beautiful baby. You may have thought that it was never possible, but with programs such as Pregnancy Miracle you were able to conceive the perfect mini-me, and perhaps you even got the girl or boy you dreamed of by following the guidelines of Plan My Baby review. It was a long road, but worth it.Filed under Uncategorized | Comment (0)
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Ewok Video Blog 59 feat. SP.One, Dmote, and Owns – Girls, Bikes, Fights, and Graffiti
The homie Ewok just dropped his latest Video Blog, Episode 59, filmed in Bushwick, Brooklyn featuring special guest appearances from SP.One, Dmote, and Owns. Video after the jump!History | Tags: Bikes, Blog, Dmote, Ewok, feat., Fights, Girls, graffiti, Owns, SP.One, Video | Comment (0)
Page-turning Rube Goldberg Machine
Check out this elaborate page-turning Rube Goldberg machine from Brooklyn area maker Joseph Herscher. The inclusion of fire and trained guinea pig really makes this one stand out. [via PSFK]Culture | Tags: Goldberg, Machine, Pageturning, Rube | Comment (0)
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The Craftsman Experience welcomes Duane Johnson former Editor from Family Handyman to the studio for a day of do-it-yourself building. Duane puts his expertise to use by building a custom coffee table with a concrete top. It is the perfect all weather table for the outdoors to handle all of the elements. Duane shows how to build the base, mix the form, and use a chisel to create a custom addition to the outdoor garden. For plans to this project, visit craftsman.com cat:woodworking
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2012 Drop Your Hammers Skateboard Comp
RESULTS KICKER GAP 0 — Bryce Golder – BS 360. 0 — Tim Williams – Ollie flat to flat. KICKER TO LEDGE 0 — Gabbers – Kickflip BS Tailslide. 0 — Simon Voslic – BS Noseblunt. Runner Up — Sam Wood – FS Crooks. ?BIG RAIL 00 — Mitch Robertom – Kickflip FS Boardslide / FS FLip over rail to flat. Runner Up — Chris Vaughn – FS Blunt to Fakie.Trampboarding | Tags: 2012, Comp, Drop, Hammers, Skateboard | Comment (0)


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Dayton marches on
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Like a red and blue blur, the Dayton Flyers were pressing and passing, shooting and scoring. The waves never seemed to stop coming, with 10, 11 and then 12 players giving them quality minutes.
An exhausted and foul-plagued Stanford simply couldn't keep up.
The underdog Flyers — the No. 11 seed in the South Region — are now in the Elite Eight for the first time since 1984 after an emphatic 82-72 victory Thursday night.
"We had 11 guys score in the game and from top to bottom, we kept coming and coming," Dayton coach Archie Miller said. "The way they shared the ball and moved the ball ... it was a true team effort. It's nice that on the biggest stage, we acted like ourselves."
Jordan Sibert scored 18 points and freshman Kendall Pollard added a season-high 12 as Dayton (26-10) made sure this one wasn't particularly close after slipping by in the first two rounds. The 6-foot-4 Sibert was spectacular, slashing to the basket and draining 3-pointers, to help the Flyers lead for almost the entire night.
Dayton showed its depth early, using a dozen players in the first half to wear down Stanford.
"They were relentless," Cardinal coach Johnny Dawkins said. "That's the best way I can put it."
No. 10 seed Stanford (23-13) had the superior post play, but it wasn't enough. Chasson Randle led the Cardinal with 21 points, but shot 5 of 21 from the field. Dwight Powell added 17 and Stefan Nastic — who fouled out with more than five minutes left — had 15.
Dayton, the last remaining of the six Atlantic 10 teams in the field of 68, will play top overall seed Florida on Saturday. The Gators beat UCLA 79-68 late Thursday night.
It was a good night for the Millers. Archie joined his brother in the Elite Eight after Sean Miller coached Arizona to a 70-64 victory over San Diego State.
Arizona holds off San Diego State
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Nick Johnson scored all of his 15 points in the last 2:45, after missing his first 10 shots, and Arizona rallied to beat San Diego State 70-64 Thursday night and advance to the final eight of the NCAA tournament.
Aaron Gordon and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson scored 15 points each for the top-seeded Wildcats (33-4). They next play Wisconsin in the West Regional final Saturday.
Xavier Thames scored 25 points and Dwayne Polee added 13 points for the Aztecs (31-5). Those two tried to bail out SDSU in the final minute, each hitting 3-pointers before Thames' basket cut the deficit to 65-61 with 38 seconds left.
The drama wasn't over yet in a game featuring tenacious defense and rabid intensity by both teams.
SDSU got called for a 10-second violation, and the Wildcats regained the ball. Johnson got fouled and made both for a 67-61 lead with 26 seconds to go. Thames got fouled on a 3-point attempt, and he sank all three shots to leave SDSU trailing 67-64.
The Aztecs had Johnson trapped near their bench, but he passed out of the double team and Gabe York got fouled at the other end. He missed the first and made the second, keeping Arizona ahead 68-64. Thames missed, and Johnson went to the line again where he ended the scoring with two free throws.
Hollis-Jefferson fouled out with 4:42 to play, but Johnson made his first basket a couple minutes later and carried the Wildcats across the finish line after they trailed much of the second half.
Gators win their 29th straight, down UCLA 79-68
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Florida Gators are back where their last three seasons have ended with yet another chance to go to the Final Four.
Michael Frazier II hit five 3-pointers and finished with 19 points as the Gators beat UCLA 79-68 Thursday night to reach its fourth consecutive NCAA regional final.
The Gators (35-2) also extended the best winning streak in school history to 29 straight in reaching the South Regional final.
"From a team aspect, I think we've done a great job of just staying in the moment and just trying to chase greatness," Frazier said. "When you do that, complacency isn't a factor so I think we've done a great job all year of just staying in the moment and chasing greatness."
The tournament's overall top seed will play 11th-seeded Dayton on Saturday night for a trip to the Final Four. Dayton beat Stanford 82-72 earlier Thursday night.
"Right now we got to put this game behind us and get focused on Dayton," Florida senior Scottie Wilbekin said. "They're a great team. Everybody is at this point in the season, and so we got to be locked in and ready because it's going to be a battle."
Wilbekin added 13 points for Florida. Casey Prather had 12 points, and Dorian Finney-Smith had 10. Kasey Hill had 10 assists. The Gators have not lost since Dec. 2.
Wisconsin routs Baylor 69-52 to reach West final
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Ben Brust and his Wisconsin teammates got oodles of open shots while they sliced and diced Baylor's vaunted zone defense. When the Bears had the ball, 7-foot Frank Kaminsky always seemed to be right in their way.
Brust, Kaminsky and their Badgers realize they dominated Baylor in a 69-52 victory Thursday night because of a coach who always puts them in the right spots.
Bo Ryan has never been to college basketball's final weekend, but the Badgers are thrilled to put him on the brink.
"That would be a very special thing to do, but we also know that he's not going to let us look too far ahead," said Brust, who scored 14 points. "When that time comes, we'll handle it. I'd definitely like to do that for him."
Kaminsky scored 19 points and blocked six shots while Wisconsin romped into the West Regional final, reaching the final eight for the third time in school history.
Brust hit three of the six 3-pointers from the second-seeded Badgers (29-7), who jumped to a 14-point lead in the first half and never let up on the overmatched Bears (26-12).
Kaminsky and his disciplined teammates shredded the Baylor zone that played so well in the first two games. Wisconsin also methodically shut down Baylor's talented offense while moving into its second regional final in 13 years under Ryan, who has seen just about everything except the Final Four in a 700-win coaching career.


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ The Topeka Zoo is cancelling a summer event that was planned for later this month and in mid-August.
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A potential flow model of fluid flow in a rock fracture uses the so-called Reynolds equation. It shows how to use experimental data interpolated to a function used in the equation.
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This model simulates the pressure wave propagation in a muffler for a combustion engine. It uses a general approach for analysis of damping of the propagation of harmonic pressure waves. The model is solved in the frequency domain and provides efficient damping in a frequency range of 100-1000 Hz.
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An Integro-Partial Differential Equation
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Having done our fair share of time in retail, we're willing to bet these price tag placements were all intentional -- probably done by some poor soul about 10 days away from quitting their job. Doesn't make them not funny.
It doesn't matter which way we spin it; breaking up stinks. (Unless, of course, you're the breaker-upper, in which case it's like a cause for celebration.) Either way, cutting the relationship cord has gotten a bit easier ever since text messaging hit the scene. As it turns out, break up texts can be hilarious.
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Wild go down but not out in resilient win over Blackhawks
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- In one minute, the tides of Thursday's game between Minnesota and Chicago completely turned. The Wild's early two-goal lead disappeared just 43 seconds into the third period at Xcel Energy Center as the defending Stanley Cup champions took the lead.
That early advantage for Minnesota was gone, and the Wild were down but far from out. Instead of buckling against the best team in the Western Conference, Minnesota instead put together a comeback of its own to edge Chicago 4-3 in a Central Division showdown.
It took a goal from defenseman Marco Scandella -- his first of the season -- to complete the comeback. His shot from the blue line beat Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford with 1:48 remaining, and put an exclamation mark on Minnesota's resilient effort.
"It was a great test for us, especially going down. Against a team like Chicago, coming back, it feels good," Scandella said after the win. "It's a great feeling in the room right now. We battled all game. We stuck with it, which is the important thing."
Chicago came into the contest fresh off its fifth loss of the season, but the Blackhawks had yet to lose two in a row yet this year. Minnesota hoped to change that early when Matt Cooke scored 4:23 into the game. The Wild then took a 2-0 lead when forward Zach Parise buried a loose puck on the power play, after a shot hit off teammate Dany Heatley before dropping to the ice.
With that two-goal lead in hand, Minnesota put the pressure on Chicago, but the Wild knew the Blackhawks were easily capable of erasing the deficit in a hurry. That's exactly what they did, as Jeremy Morin scored with 16.6 seconds to play in the second to cut it to a 2-1 lead.
Just 43 seconds into the third, Brandon Saad evened things up by stealing the puck from Wild defenseman Ryan Suter and burying a shot over Minnesota goalie Josh Harding's left shoulder. In the blink of an eye, the Wild's once-comfortable two-goal lead was gone and an uneasy feeling took over Minnesota's bench.
"They're a team that doesn't need a lot of good chances. They were able to erase our two-goal lead pretty quickly," Parise said of Chicago, which scored two goals on its first two shots of the third period. "I don't think we strayed too far away from what we wanted to do. We didn't go away from our game plan, and that's what was kind of working for us. It was frustrating, but we were able to get back into the game."
It was Marian Hossa who finally gave the Blackhawks a 3-2 lead at the 6:35 mark of the third period. Yet despite Chicago's three unanswered goals, Minnesota never seemed out of it. And oddly enough, the Wild got big goals from a pair of defensemen to tie and eventually take the lead.
The first came off the stick of Jonas Brodin, whose shot on the power play deflected off a Chicago skater and past Crawford for the tying goal. It was the Wild's second power-play goal of the night, a glaring stat considering Minnesota had failed to score on the power play in its last six games (0-for-11) entering Thursday.
"We still know that we have a good power play. We know that we have defensemen on the back end that can help us create offense," said Wild head coach Mike Yeo. "It's not always going to be there. But these are the things in your game through the course of the season that, if they're struggling a little bit, you've got to pick them up."
Four minutes after getting a huge goal from a defenseman, the Wild got another with 1:48 remaining in regulation. Scandella fired a laser from the blue line that found its way through traffic and into the back of the net to put Minnesota ahead for good.
Not a bad time for Scandella to tally his first goal of the season.
"It feels great. It just shows that we were relentless tonight," Scandella said. "We beat a really good Chicago team and we never gave up."
Indeed, Wild teams of the past might not have been able to bounce back the way Minnesota did on Thursday. Yet this year's team once again showed resiliency; five of its last seven wins have come via game-winning goals in the final five minutes. As a result of the latest clutch goal, the Wild inched closer to the Blackhawks in the standings by improving to 17-8-5 on the year.
It wasn't easy against Chicago. But as Minnesota has learned in recent years, it never is.
"Any time you beat a team like that, it's important," Parise said. "Everybody knows how good they are. For us, it's been a tough stretch where some games we haven't played as well as we need to, but I thought we played a lot better tonight."
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Search the Snowden Documents
July 16, 2015
This cat has long since forgotten what the inside of the bag looked like. Have you perused the documents that were released by Edward Snowden, beginning in 2013? A website simply titled "Snowden Doc Search" will let you do just that through a user-friendly search system. The project's Description page states:
"The search is based upon the most complete archive of Snowden documents to date. It is meant to encourage users to explore the documents through its extensive filtering capabilities. While users are able to search specifically by title, description, document, document date, and release date, categories also allow filtering by agency, codeword, document topic, countries mentioned, SIGADS, classification, and countries shared with. Results contain not only full document text, pdf, and description, but also links to relevant articles and basic document data, such as codewords used and countries mentioned within the document."
The result of teamwork between the Courage Foundation and Transparency Toolkit, the searchable site is built upon the document/ news story archive maintained by the Edward Snowden Defense Fund. The sites Description page also supplies links to the raw dataset and to Transparency Toolkit's Github page, for anyone who would care to take a look. Just remember, "going incognito doesn't hide your browsing from your employer, your internet service provider, or the websites you visit." (Chrome)
Cynthia Murrell, July 16 , 2015
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, publisher of the CyberOSINT monograph
You Cannot Search It If It Is Not There: The Wayback in Russia
June 26, 2015
I know that many people believe that a search reveals "all" and "everything" about a topic. Nothing is further from the truth. There are forces at work which wish to ensure that only certain information is available to a person with an Internet connection.
Navigate to "Russia Bans the Internet Archive's 'Wayback Machine'." The Wayback Machine, which once had tie ups with outfits as different as the Library of Congress and Amazon. I found it useful when working as an expert witness to be able refresh my memory on certain Web sites' presentation of information. I am confident there are other uses of "old information."
According the write up, Russia is not to keen on the notion of old information. Kenneth Waggner, one of my high school teachers, had Russian language textbooks from the Stalin era. He had marked passages included in one book and excluded from another. If he were correct, the tradition of filtering has a reasonable track record in Russia. Keep in mind that other countries and company and individuals have the same goal: Present only what a smarter, more informed person thinks I should be able to access.
The article states:
By banning access to the Internet Archive, the government is denying Russian Internet users a powerful tool—one that is particularly useful in an environment where websites often disappear behind a state-operated blacklist, as is increasingly true in Russia today.
Governments are like horse races. No one is sure of the winner unless the race is rigged.
Stephen E Arnold, June 26, 2015
Chilling Effects Censors Its Own Database
February 13, 2015
In the struggle between privacy and transparency, score one for the privacy advocates. Or, at least, for those looking to protect intellectual property. TorrentFreak tells us that "Chilling Effects DMCA Archive Censors Itself." Chilling Effects is a site/ database set up in response to takedown requests; their homepage describes their goal:
"The Chilling Effects database collects and analyzes legal complaints and requests for removal of online materials, helping Internet users to know their rights and understand the law. These data enable us to study the prevalence of legal threats and let Internet users see the source of content removals."
Now, though, the site has decided to conceal the non-linked URLs that could be used to find material that has been removed due to copyright infringement complaints. The TorrentFreak (TF) article explains:
"The Chilling Effects DMCA clearing house is one of the few tools that helps to keep copyright holders accountable. Founded by Harvard's Berkman Center, it offers an invaluable database for researchers and the public in general. At TF we use the website on a weekly basis to spot inaccurate takedown notices and other wrongdoings. Since the native search engine doesn't always return the best results, we mostly use Google to spot newsworthy notices on the site. This week, however, we were no longer able to do so. The Chilling Effects team decided to remove its entire domain from all search engines, including its homepage and other informational and educational resources."
Yes, information is tough to find if it is not indexed. For their part, the folks at Chilling Effects feel this step is necessary, at least for the time being; they "continue to think things through" as they walk the line between legally protected privacy and freedom of information.
Cynthia Murrell, February 13, 2015
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
Verizon Launches News Site with Censorship Built In
December 1, 2014
Here is but one reason today's domination of news coverage by huge corporations is a problem: they don't even feel the need to feign objectivity anymore. The Daily Dot reveals, "Verizon is Launching a Tech News Site that Bans Stories on U.S. Spying." Verizon is calling this site SugarString, and, presumably, the company would like us to focus on its ambition to compete with tech news sites like Wired and the Verge. However, reporter Patrick Howell O'Neill cannot ignore that little restriction. He writes:
"There's just one catch: In exchange for the major corporate backing, tech reporters at SugarString are expressly forbidden from writing about American spying or net neutrality around the world, two of the biggest issues in tech and politics today. Unsurprisingly, Verizon is deeply tangled up in both controversies….
"Verizon has been snarled in U.S. government surveillance for years. After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, USA Today reported, Verizon gave the NSA landline phone records without customer consent or a warrant. Just this week, it was revealed that Verizon is tracking all of its wireless customers movement throughout the Web.
"Verizon has also led the charge to kill net neutrality—the principle that Internet service providers, like Verizon, should treat all Internet traffic equally—earning its place as the most vocal, aggressive, and well-funded opponent the so-called open Internet movement faces."
O'Neill notes that SugarString allows articles on spying by non-U.S. agencies, presumably because Verizon does not (yet?) have info-sharing deals with foreign governments. Word of the limitations spread as the new site began soliciting tech reporters, including O'Neill, through email. The company might have expected at least one of these reporters to, ahem, report on the restrictions. The article notes that almost every story on SugarString's front page (as of its writing) is one for which discussion of U.S. surveillance or net neutrality would be relevant. It is a shame that Verizon, and companies like it, are putting their interests ahead of fully informing readers. A shame, but is it any surprise?
Cynthia Murrell, December 01, 2014
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
Decree 72 in Vietnam Broadens Censorship
February 18, 2014
Communist governments are not exactly considered advocates for free-flowing information within their borders. Quartz does nothing to dispel this image with its article, "Vietnam's New Social Media Crackdown Takes Aim at News Aggregators (and Enemies of the State)." The pieces tells us about Vietnam's new Decree 72, which declares that websites must not "quote, gather or summarize information from press organizations or government websites." Writer Adam Pasick reports:
"If you think that sounds ominously vague, you're not alone. Critics of the new law noted that it would essentially ban any links to a news article on Facebook, which has 12 million users in Vietnam. 'We are deeply concerned by the decree's provisions that appear to limit the types of information individuals can share via personal social media accounts and on websites,' the US Embassy in Hanoi said. Reporters Without Borders called Decree 72 'both nonsensical and extremely dangerous,' saying it would require 'massive and constant government surveillance of the entire internet.'"
Ostensibly, the decree is meant to fight copyright violations. However, critics note that its vagueness grants plenty of wiggle room to a government known for a heavy hand in this area; Pasick reminds us that this country threw 35 bloggers in jail for writing about things it would have preferred to keep hidden. Not to be overlooked is this gem—Pasick writes:
"And there is also the chilling language of the second half of Decree 72, which bans 'information that is against Vietnam, undermining national security, social order, and national unity … or information distorting, slandering, and defaming the prestige of organizations, honor and dignity of individuals.'"
Ugh. Vietnam was already near the bottom of the press freedom index maintained by Reporters Without Borders. It seems the country's government will not relinquish censorship any time soon; after all, it is an effective tool for controlling one's citizens.
Cynthia Murrell, February 18, 2014
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
Yale on Free Expression: A Quote to Note
January 18, 2014
Years ago I gave a lecture at Yale. My subject was Google. I ran through the basic points in The Google Legacy and Google Version 2.0. The audience reacted as if I had dissected a dead frog. I received a smattering of polite applause and headed out for a talk in New York City. So much for Yale and the idea that Google was more than a Web search company.
I just read "Yale Students Made a Better Version of Their Course Catalogue. Then Yale Shut It Down." A couple of students put up a Web page that allowed students to pinpoint classes and compare student ratings of professors. Sounds like an app to me.
Information? Who said it was supposed to be free? Image source: http://1.usa.gov/1dFIhW9
But Yale perceived the Web page differently. Here's the quote:
'Yale's policy on free expression and free speech entitles no one to appropriate a Yale resource and use it as their [sic] own ,' the statement read. It further stated its main priority at this time was supporting its own resources, 'not others created independently and without the university's cooperation or permission,' and that 'all the information on the website remains available to students on the Yale site.'
I assume the Washington Post is semi-accurate, just like an Amazon recommendation.
What did the future bonesmen learn? A nuance of academic freedom in Yale Land has been broadcast in an analogue transmission.
Will these two free thinkers demonstrate digital initiative in the future? Is Yale turning out well-trained online researchers for the next-generation information highway?
Stephen E Arnold, January 18, 2014
Online News Censorship in Jordan
October 16, 2013
Well, this is disappointing. New Europe draws our attention to another case of government censorship in, "Jordan Blocks 304 News Websites." Searching for news can be tough when countries filter streams.
Jordan's Department of Press and Publication (which used to be blatantly titled the Censorship Department) insists it respects the media as "one of the most important pillars of modern democracy," but maintains that the blocks are necessary to prevent verbal attacks on groups and individuals. As of last year, new Jordanian websites are required to register with the Department. They must also appoint an editor who will take the fall if anything deemed slanderous makes it onto the site, comments sections included. The article tells us these regulations were implemented after several incidents in which:
"… online media were blamed for inciting religious or social prejudice and inaccurate reporting involving public figures. Targets of some of the articles claimed that some online editors sought bribes in return for halting publication of false rumors."
That may be, but to our way of thinking the response seems unreasonable. Consider the locale, though; Jordan may actually be moving forward overall. We also learn:
"Since the Arab Spring uprisings that unseated four Arab leaders two years ago, Jordan has taken steps to ease restrictions on freedom of expression, opinion and assembly. The government also introduced special courts to deal with media cases, presided over by specialized civil judges. However, other constraints remain. That includes a ban on criticizing the king in public, punishable by up to three years in jail. King Abdullah II holds final authority in most matters."
Well, that's kinda what one would expect in a (traditional) kingdom. Big changes most often take place slowly, and journalists and bloggers in Jordan must still be very careful what they write. However, we can hope that this one step back is part of a generally forward progress.
Cynthia Murrell, October 16, 2013
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
Murdock Says Wall Street Journal Still Under Hacker Attack
February 15, 2013
Now, isn't this ironic? TNW reports, "Rupert Murdoch Claims Chinese Hackers Are Still Attacking the Wall Street Journal." Didn't Murdoch's own News Corp. use improper methods to obtain information? I didn't think Karma usually worked that quickly.
Following revelations that the New York Times had been hacked, the world learned that the WSJ had also been targeted. Now, the paper's (in)famous owner claims the attacks have not been stopped. Writer John Russell tells us:
"The Australia-born media mogul took to Twitter to reveal that the newspaper was still being targeted by Chinese hackers over the weekend. That's just days after the WSJ bolstered its network security last week after its computer systems 'had been infiltrated by Chinese hackers for the apparent purpose of monitoring the newspaper's China coverage'.
"Murdoch has not provided any further substantiation of his claims."
These two news outlets, as well as Bloomberg, seem to have been targeted as a result of their coverage of Chinese politics. Though there is yet no evidence to support the theory, security experts suspect that the Chinese government is behind the intrusions. Such charges are nothing new to China, who is also known for its embrace of Internet censorship.
Cynthia Murrell, February 15, 2013
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
New Tech Allows China to Tighten Internet Control
January 10, 2013
If you hoped China might see the light and ease up on its Internet censorship, I'm afraid they're going the other direction. The Guardian informs us, "China Tightens 'Great Firewall' Internet Control with New Technology." Reportedly, the government is using new tools to interfere with VPN services that some in China have been using to skirt its constraints. This should make search interesting.
The article states:
"China Unicom, one of the biggest telecoms providers in the country, is now killing connections where a VPN is detected, according to one company with a number of users in China.
"VPNs encrypt internet communications between two points so that even if the data being passed is tapped, it cannot be read. A VPN connection from inside China to outside it also mean that the user's internet connection effectively starts outside the 'Great Firewall' – in theory giving access to the vast range of information and sites that the Chinese government blocks. That includes many western newspaper sites as well as resources such as Twitter, Facebook and Google."
Though VPN providers are just noticing the effects of government interference, Chinese users got an inkling in May of 2011 that the government would attempt to disrupt VPN use. Now, according to VPN provider Astrill, at least four of the common protocols are being blocked by China's "Great Firewall." Though Astrill is working on a system it hopes will outstride censors, the company compared the effort to a cat-and-mouse game. Yes, that sounds about right.
Will China ever respect its citizens enough to trust them unfettered online?
Cynthia Murrell, January 10, 2013
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext
Will Twitter Lead to US Spring?
August 28, 2012
Any doubts about Internet censorship as the next big thing? Check out TechNewsWorld's "How Twitter Could Trigger a US Revolution" for an example of tech-related alarmism. The piece starts by explaining why our country is not immune to the sort of turmoil many other countries have been experiencing. Writer Rob Enderle supplies several reasons, which he summarizes with:
"In short, there is a growing number of increasingly heavily armed people [in the US] becoming convinced that their government is catastrophically flawed, and that the system itself — not just the people in it — is the cause. That would appear to be a formula for revolution, and key indicators appear to be drifting in that direction at the moment."
Okay. . . . Enderle goes on to tie in the Twitter factor. He writes:
"What Twitter does that is unique is that it puts no time between the concept of a news item and what is published. . . .
"This suggests that a revolutionary group, hostile country, or terrorist group could relatively easily manufacture an event that could cause several large-scale riots — and if they controlled enough of the tweets, propagate them into revolution."
The potential scene he describes involves disgruntled and understaffed law enforcement; rioters who will ignore all accurate but non-Twitter-hosted news stories; and revolutionaries egging each other on with hyperbole-filled tweets. He thinks the scenario unlikely—what a relief!—but says the thought exercise shows that we are vulnerable to Twitter-based upheaval.
Sigh. Enderle has a good point here and there, but the whole write up makes me think back over my history. Prophecies of doom have accompanied every step of our society's advancement, and most (though not all) have proven to be off the mark. Let us hope that is the case with Enderle's observations.
Let us also hope that such speculation does not give our lawmakers any restrictive ideas.
Cynthia Murrell, August 28, 2012
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext


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Swedish based graphic designer / illustrator / animator Peter Lundgren has got some nice stuff. Pictured is Cut | Copy | Paste.
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Turkey Centerpieces and Thankful Cards
Cartwheels has a gaggle of great Thanksgiving decorations. Here are a couple of my favorites:
These turkey centerpieces would look great on your table. They come in small and large. Displayed next to them are these "Thankful Cards" for your guests to fill out.
They're Real Mascara by Benefit
Somebody needs to march down to the marketing department of Benefit and beg them to change the name of this mascara. Simply terrible. However, this mascara is brilliant. It really really really works. And, as I will explain to you in tomorrow's post, I am a connoisseur of mascara, so take my word for it. Available for $22 at Sephora.
The sister to the PurseKeyper, a great concept developed by Louisvillian Dana Mainka, the PhoneKeyper holds your phone and attaches to the PurseKeyper, which attaches to your seat, the shopping cart, whatever you want. Now you can wear your keys and phone like a wristlet. Also, you can fit your glasses, credit cards, IDs, money, coupons and other things in addition to your phone. PhoneKeyper's retail for $16 and PurseKeyper retails for $20. Sold at Dillard's, Celebrations and Ginny's Hallmark to name just a few places.
Necklace from Taigan
We often find ourselves looking through Taigan's selection of items. This site is filled with beautiful specialty stores from around the country. We all know that feeling of bumping into amazing boutiques and shops, or even a bakery, while on vacation. Many of those stand out stores are represented on Taigan. A recent find on Taigan was this Susan Elizabeth Globes necklace for just $90. Based in Chicago, Susan Elizabeth makes each piece by hand!
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This is handmade art is made at the Urban Farmhouse Market, a new store located on Frankfort Avenue. It is adorable and would make a great gift for that Louisvillian in your life. The store is a gem, so be sure to stop by.
Acrylic Monogram Necklaces
In the huge selection of pictures that I was sifting through from the Outstanding in the Field dinner earlier this month, this one caught my eye. Photographer Kay Ohta had taken a picture of just the guest's necklace (so obviously it caught his eye too). I had never seen anything like this that was not made of silver or gold. I was in Serendipity recently and found them. They are acrylic monogram necklaces by moon & lola for $78. They come in 18 colors, but I think I love the turquoise the most.
Calypso St. Barth Bag
This Calypso St. Barth bag will have you embracing your inner bohemian self, since it works as well with a pair of wide legged jeans and a felt hat as it does with a cashmere sweater and skinny jeans tucked into boots. Use this bag with any piece in your wardrobe that falls on the casual, fun or funky side and your outfit is complete. Shop online at www.calypsostbarth.com
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I love this color for fall. I'm not quite ready for Vamp (Chanel) or Wicked (Essie) because the sun is still shining and I'm not ready to go full vampire nails yet. So this is a good middle of the road plum/purple color. I have it on now in the Opi Axxium Gel and it is more plum than in this picture.
Sashimi Grade Tuna or the Marinated Tuna from Trader Joe's
This was a recommendation from Robyn during my Trader Joe's trip in Chicago. I have bought it three times since Trader Joe's opened. I have bought the plain and the pre-marinated. The first time I ate it, it tasted like the tuna at Jack Fry's. No lie. It is about $6 a package, which is so inexplicably cheap for the quality of this fish.
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Toledo SOUP to award funds to local project this SundayWritten by Matt Liasse | | email@example.com
Three local groups will have a chance to fund small projects at this weekend's Toledo SOUP.
The goal of the event is to fund projects with a positive impact on the community. Attendees will drop $5 in a basket, be served soup made by local chefs, listen to proposals and vote on their favorite. The project with the most votes will receive the basket of contributions.
"It's kind of a live, local version of Kickstarter," said Ryan Bunch, performing and literary arts coordinator for The Arts Commission and one of the event's organizers.
A panel of local business leaders and potential investors narrowed down entries to the three presenting at the event: Children's Theatre Workshop, Toledo Streets newspaper and Soul City Boxing and Wrestling. Each organization will give a five-minute presentation.
The Children's Theatre Workshop will be seeking funding for the upcoming production of "The Locker Next 2 Mine," a play that tackles the topic of suicide among youth.
The Toledo Streets newspaper is seeking funding for vender supplies and office needs. Vendors are homeless or recently homeless men and women who buy the newspapers and sell them at a profit; the office space is new.
Soul City Boxing and Wrestling, an anti-gang violence gym, is seeking funding to buy two new computers for its after-school tutoring program.
"There aren't a lot of small-dollar grants opportunities in Toledo; SOUP helps to kind of fill that void," Bunch said.
Bunch said the event, which will be Halloween-themed this time, promotes the spirit of community. The event is run by volunteers and occurs every three to six months.
Toledo SOUP will be at Handmade Toledo, 1717 Adams St., from 5-9 p.m. Oct. 26.
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I never really thought about typography as a discipline until I got into graphic design. Now I notice it everywhere, the good, the bad and the ugly. Here are 12 excellent typographic works:
If you'd like to learn more about typography here is a great article by Jason Beaird about the principles of typography. A great place to get started.
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The first phase of the Detroit Heritage River Water Trail begins in the City of Flat Rock on the lower Huron River and traverses down to Lake Erie. It then runs up the west shoreline of Lake Erie into the mouth of the Detroit River to the City of Trenton. A spur of the trail extends out to a series of islands, including Celeron, Round, Hickory, and Sugar Islands as well as around Grosse Ile. This route was selected based on mounting enthusiasm to explore the wide diversity of paddling experiences found along these waterways. The area's abundant natural beauty and rich natural resources include the jewel of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge, Humbug Marsh and Island.
Features of the Phase I Plan
The Phase I Plan maps in greater detail the natural and historic features found along the water trail and the character zones traveled through (e.g., historic, natural, or city/residential). Also identified are opportunities for birding and fishing as well as viewing marshes, lotus beds, and historic points of interest. Most importantly, MAC identifies existing and needed water trail amenities, such as launch sites, comfort stations, signage, and opportunities for interpretive development.
Click here to view the full Phase I Development Plan.
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It is essential that any canoe/kayak trip based upon this VISION GUIDE be developed by an experienced planner who can identify the risks and hazards of the trip and determine whether the canoeist or kayakers have an appropriate level of skill and experience and the proper equipment for the trip. Unpredictable conditions, high winds, and fluctuating water levels may occur throughout the trip. For example, the Detroit River, a major international waterway, poses danger to small watercraft from large ships which navigate its waters, and has a strong downstream current (towards Lake Erie). Canoeing and kayaking can be dangerous and should be undertaken with care. Canoeists and kayakers should utilize appropriate navigational charts and follow all safety precautions, including wearing personal floatation devices at all times.
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Next Public Health Grand Rounds
Climate Change and Health – From Science to Practice
An Encore Presentation
Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at 1pm EDT
Changes occurring in the world's climate pose significant threats to human health and wellbeing and will have even greater impacts in the future. These threats are wide-ranging, including decreased air quality and increases in extreme weather events, wildfire, and illnesses transmitted by water, and disease-carriers, such as mosquitoes and ticks. Although scientific understanding of the effects of climate change is still emerging, there is considerable evidence to support preparing for potential health risks.
Early public health action is essential to ensuring that systems are in place to protect people from the impacts of climate change. As the nation's public health agency, CDC is using its prevention expertise to help states and cities investigate, prepare for, and respond to the health effects of climate change.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Senior forward Amy Lepley (Norfolk, Mass.) has been named the AT&T Crusader of the Week, for competition from December 17-23. Lepley helped lead the Holy Cross women's basketball team to a 68-66 victory at Bryant in its only game last week.
Lepley saw her first action of the season in the win over the Bulldogs, after missing the first nine games this year due to injury. She totaled 16 points, four rebounds and two assists against Bryant, while hitting all seven of her field goal attempts and both of her free throws. Lepley's biggest play of the day came with 23 seconds remaining in the second half, when she hit a layup to give the Crusaders a 67-66 lead.
Over the course of her collegiate career, Lepley has now totaled 968 points, 515 rebounds, 192 assists and 126 steals.
Holy Cross (5-5 overall) returns to action on Friday, Dec. 28, when it travels to Florida for a 7:00 p.m. game.


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RIO's Mainstream series of fly lines have been developed to meet the overall needs of the average and novice fly fisher, and are designed to optimize rod performance with slightly heavier and shorter head lengths. Every Mainstream line undergoes the same rigorous production processes and quality control standards as all RIO fly lines, and is made in RIO's Idaho manufacturing facility. Each line is built with a slick coating on a supple memory-free core, for the best in performance. Slightly heavier than standard lines for easy loading Supple core with a slick coldwater coating
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Alicia's Berry Peach Smoothie
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 2
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 210.7
- Total Fat: 0.2 g
- Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
- Sodium: 10.4 mg
- Total Carbs: 56.9 g
- Dietary Fiber: 4.1 g
- Protein: 1.0 g
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IntroductionThis is one of my recent creations. My son loves it too! This is one of my recent creations. My son loves it too!
Number of Servings: 2
1/2 cup frozen (unsweetened) Blackberries
1 cup fresh peach slices
1/2 cup each Haagen Dazs mango and strawberry sorbet
4 oz Berry flavor Juicy Juice
Number of Servings: 2
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Bunnies, birds, and flowers (along with a frog and turtle) celebrate spring! The Tiny Tots program is designed for our youngest theater patrons, ages 0-4. The lights stay on, the doors stay open, and everyone has a great time! Show Time: 10 AM. Tickets are $5, and all individuals must have a ticket, including babes-in-arms. Running time: 30 min. Call (301) 634-5380 for tickets.
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USA Hockey's recent world championship success is no fluke. It is the result of years of work at the national and local levels.
For the first time, the Colorado Springs-based organization led the world in medals at the six International Ice Hockey Federation championships with three golds, including one in inline this past weekend, two silvers and a bronze.


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JABOURI PENINSULA, Iraq, April 16, 2006 Operation Cowpens concluded maneuvers here April 14 after nearly a month of discovering caches and hampering insurgent efforts in the area.
The joint operation included the 1-8 Combined Arms Battalion as well as two units of the Iraqi army's 4th Division: 3rd Battalion, 1st Brigade and 1st Battalion, 3rd Brigade.
"The people saw that their people were there," said U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel Dailey, command sergeant major, 1-8 CAB, 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Task Force Band of Brothers. "I don't think it could have been done without the Iraqi army's help."
The month-long operation included an air insertion and a ground assault to achieve a foothold on the peninsula. Once the foothold was attained, the joint force had a place to base operations and conduct searches of the peninsula to find insurgent supply havens.
The joint assault force killed seven insurgents, and two soldiers were wounded in action. The two American soldiers who were wounded have since been evacuated to the United States for further care.
Nineteen detainees were taken during Operation Cowpens.
"We've put a stop to a lot of the (improvised explosive device) making," said Sgt. Daniel Reinhardt, a team leader from 1-8 CAB. "The more we're (on the Jabouri Peninsula), the more stuff we bring out, the less the bad guys are here."
Following is a complete tally of all munitions and supplies seized during Operation Cowpens:
While ridding this region of such a large amount of materials has helped secure the area for soldiers and Iraqi citizens to live and travel, Dailey noted, it's not the only benefit the peninsula has experienced.
"I think we've made great strides," Dailey said. "We're starting to do a lot of programs up there, building some things for them to better the area, doing some medical assessments in the area for them. I think the Jabouris are really going come around and be a part of the community and start to play a great role for the political scene of the Balad area."
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History Is Lunch: Cotesworth Restoration
Wednesday, January 15, noon–1 p.m. at the William F. Winter Archives and History Building. As part of the History Is Lunch, author and preservationist Mary Carol Miller will discuss the restoration of Cotesworth, the Carrollton home of J.Z. George, United States Senator 1881-1897, and the development of the Cotesworth Culture and Heritage Center as a site for cultural preservation, education, and interpretation. For more information call 601-576-6998.


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Introducing : Ain't no Love
Introducing : Ain't no Love
Love Thy Brother is a name you all should be familiar with. The Canadian duo gained some serious attention in the past years with hits such as their remix of "Daugther – Youth" and my personal favorite, "Queen – Rock you". If you've been enjoying their family affair, "Ain't No Love", the new project on which Liam Clarke (one half of Love thy Brother) is working on, will definitely be your cup of tea.
Ain't No Love is the union of two emcees, 1990 and Beanz, one producer, Liam Clacke, and a lovely vocalist, Saidah Conrad. Their innovative big bassy hip-hop and electro/dubstep inspired sounds are not to be overlooked.
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Yesterday, Wall Street Journal business editor Dennis Berman took to Twitter to trumpet the acquisition of respected Slate tech scribe Farhad Manjoo by The Journal's technology reporting team.
Big tech news: We are pleased to welcome Slate's great tech columnist @fmanjoo, who is joining the Wall Street Journal. @WSJ
— Dennis K. Berman (@dkberman) September 4, 2013
For those in the tech media bubble, this was "big tech news," but for everyone else, it paled next to Microsoft Microsoft's $7.2B acquisition of Nokia Nokia's phone/tablet biz or Apple's much-anticipated new iPhones slated to bow September 10. What's more, Mr. Berman is not prone to hyperbole, nor he is particularly active on Twitter…averaging less than a tweet a day. So why the unusually public embrace?
Separately, The Journal's technology beat's éminence grise Walt Mossberg, a prolific Twitter user with a half million+ followers, welcomed his new young, goatee-less protege to the fold:
@fmanjoo @karaswisher @DonDodge @felixsalmon @JasonHirschhorn @allthingsd Welcome Farhad! I'm a fan, & know you'll add lots to our coverage.
— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) September 4, 2013
Some of the back story comes into focus from a JP Mangalindan-Dan Primack item via Fortune magazine, which resurfaced something Reuters broke last February: "AllThingsD nears split with Dow Jones." The news of Manjoo's hiring prompted the intrepid and occasionally irascible Felix Salmon to ratchet up the meme:
WSJ hiring @fmanjoo is a clear sign that the WSJ is preparing to part ways with @waltmossberg. Looks like News Corp News Corp is losing @allthingsd!
— felix salmon (@felixsalmon) September 4, 2013
This set off a flurry of activity in the Twitterstreams of tech cognoscentis everywhere:
@felixsalmon that had been highly likely ever since Thomson took over @fmanjoo @waltmossberg @allthingsd
— Edmund Lee (@edmundlee) September 4, 2013
@felixsalmon @JasonHirschhorn @fmanjoo @waltmossberg @allthingsd There is no replacing Walt. No one else compares, except @karaswisher
— Don Dodge (@DonDodge) September 4, 2013
Francine Hardaway weighed in:
@DonDodge @felixsalmon @JasonHirschhorn @fmanjoo @waltmossberg @allthingsd @karaswisher Can't believe she'd stay if he went.
— francine hardaway (@hardaway) September 4, 2013
To which Ms. Swisher, with here 900K+ followers, replied:
@hardaway @DonDodge @felixsalmon @JasonHirschhorn @fmanjoo @waltmossberg @allthingsd on that, I will say categorically on the record: No.
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) September 4, 2013
The idea that Mr. Mossberg and Ms. Swisher could successfully extricate their esteemed tech media brand from Dow Jones and News Corp is tantalizing indeed. There is little precedent of which I'm aware in the mediasphere for such a secession. The only analogy I can think of is if Andrew Ross Sorkin's "DealBook" broke away from The New York Times.
While I don't have insider knowledge of the economics of either AllThingsD or DealBook, I do know that ATD's conferences are huge moneymakers for the franchise, and they alone could sustain it – with or without the heft of the Wall Street Journal behind it. I'd therefore find it hard to believe that The Journal, its parent Dow Jones and its parent News Corp. would easily part with the AllThingsD franchise. As Ms. Swisher noted during this latest Twitter flurry:
@felixsalmon @fmanjoo @waltmossberg @allthingsd News Corp.
OWNS ATD brand, so they can't lose it. Unless they misplace it with their keys
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) September 4, 2013
And if Mossberg-Swisher did prevail, they'd find themselves competing on the same plane with the likes of TechCrunch, PandoDaily, Mashable, BusinessInsider, GigaOm, The Verge, FastCompany, and too many others to mention. But then again, these are their competitors today.


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Watch: Jimmy Kimmel Has Oprah Fighting, Repossessing Cars
by Joel Keller | February 27, 2012 at 10:42 AM | Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Oprah Winfrey, Oscars
As part of Jimmy Kimmel's "If we didn't see it, we wouldn't believe it" interview with Oprah Winfrey on his post-Oscars special, the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" host mentioned that he and the Big O first met a few weeks ago, because he had some good ideas for her OWN network that he wanted to pitch.
Among the ideas: "Oprah Repossesses Her Favorite Things," "Oprah After Dark" (including a mustachioed Kimmel), Oprah and Jimmy simultaneously interviewing Jennifer Aniston and "Oprah's Book Club Fight Club." The last one was the funniest idea, mainly because the sight of Ms. Your Best Life beating the living snot out of people who disagreed with her opinions of "To Kill a Mockingbird" is something we couldn't even imagine seeing in our wildest dreams.
But the upshot of the pre-recorded sketch is that Oprah can hold her own as a comedic actress. So if she indeed wants to go back into acting, as she told Jimmy during their interview, maybe she should hook up with Tyler Perry and do something funny instead of her usual uplifting stuff.