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EmyAnne 7 years
Red is her color! This dress is so tasteful, she looks amazing!
RobyTose 7 years
She looks the same in everything. She looks great in everything, but the same.
rachelcal 7 years
very charlotte. i love the red
Neuroticone 7 years
The dress is beautiful but I don't think it looks beautiful on her. The waist line gives her a blocky look.
Lala77 7 years
Very Charlotte indeed. Nothing spectacular but I wasn't expecting that from her :)
berrymix 7 years
I love it! It's so modern Charlotte.
jadenirvana 7 years
I dont like it. Unsettling mix of trashy (Fredricks of Hollywood) and dumpy. The length hits her wrong and its just not chic.
jadenirvana 7 years
I dont like it. Unsettling mix of trashy (Fredricks of Hollywood) and dumpy. The length hits her wrong and its just not chic.
sgp87 7 years
i like it but i really wanted her to wear something a little more chic with a bow or pleats.. something more charlotte and something less glam
ShePirate2010 7 years
she needs to have a baby
ShePirate2010 7 years
she needs to have a baby
mommie 7 years
Always loved her style.
mommie 7 years
Always loved her style.
Bluefemme 7 years
She looks better than Sarah Jessica Parkers ridiculous dress!
lizlee89 7 years
see, I love this, because it is classic and beautiful, but the sheer and folded top is a little edgy, so it's not boring. of course, she is my favorite, and I love her look...
aimeeb 7 years
Eh the dress is blah. She looks lovely though.
javsmav 7 years
I don't think it's that flattering.
Jillz1128 7 years
I love the detailing at the bust and on the bottom
linday_love 7 years
not my fave
linday_love 7 years
not my fave
hills 7 years
oooo im so excited, wish i could have gone up to see them! i adore this dress!
jessie 7 years
great color on her, beautiful!
Dana18 7 years
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fashion4ward 7 years
Gorgeous. So in-character, she looks beautiful.


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A Big Rumble Out West was the first full length solo CD I recorded ( fourteen songs ) and was released to friends and family November 7th 2010. We are remixing several of the songs at the moment so I will include these songs in the music section as soon as they are done.
The songs on the album reflect experiences of family life and are sure to appeal to anyone who has ever been a parent or a son or daughter; songs that everyone can relate to. The CD was released to the public at Still Water Books and Art in Campbell River, B.C. on Saturday November 27th, 2010. Thank you Ruth and Trevor for hosting the event!
The second CD I recorded is called A Secret Quartet and consists of four songs that are performed by other singers. It was first released on June 21st 2011.
Songs on this album are:
1. Maybe You're In There: I wrote this song in 1982 with lyricist Dave Richardson (Wildflower). We produced a demo of the song in the summer of 1983 at Summit Sound Studio in LA. Our friend, David Foster, heard our demo and liked the song but he wanted to re-demo it. On a trip home to Victoria in December of 1983, David produced another demo version of the song with April Gislason doing the vocal.
On my album " A Secret Quartet",a singer from Campbell River, Rose Decook accompanied by Chris Coon on guitar sings her version of Maybe You're In There.
However, I also recorded a version of the song (2009) sung by Michelle Weckhesser, also accompanied by Chris Coon on guitar. I've posted both April and Michelle's recordings on the music page.
2. Let's Dream Tonight: This song features Norm Watson. He was a well known country singer in Victoria, B.C. for many years. We recorded this song at Legacy studios in Victoria in 1985-6. He is accompanied by Cindy Church on vocals and Nathan Tinkem on electric guitar. Cindy is presently in a band called Lunch at Allen's . You must check them out - go to their website. Nathan divides his time between the Gulf Islands and Mexico - way to go Nathan. Ian is still performing and was on a West Coast tour in June 2014. This song is on the music page.
3. The Promise: This song features my wife Lorill playing flute and longtime friend Rob Carriere on vocals. Graham Edwards plays bass guitar on this version. This song was written for two students at my high school.
4.The Promise Reprise: An instrumental version of The Promise done in a very different style than the vocal version. The song features Bill Young on electric guitar, VP (Kai) Taylor on bass, Amanda Rogers on drums and James Vining piano and keyboards.
PHOTOS of the album covers and several of the musicians are featured on the photo page.
THE MUSIC below is an mp3 of a song that I wrote and recorded in May 2014 for my son's graduation called Dancing With My Baby. It was recorded in Victoria, B.C. at Dale Baglows and sung by April Gislason and Duncan Meiklejohn.
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My best guess is ancient non-anastigmats. This may be too broad 'cos there doesn't seem to be much demand for rapid rectilinears/aplanats. Among early anastigmats, only Planars seem to command silly money.
Name names. There are certainly cult lenses but I have no idea what the cultists do with them. Pray to them, perhaps, burn incense in front of them, incorporate them in shrines to their household spirits, ...
I have and have sold a couple of cult lenses, but they're all post-WW-II. Postings on the Hong Kong Old Lens Club site ( http://translate.google.com/translat...6prmd%3Divnsfd ) give the impression that those characters use their cult lenses.
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TELEVISION ENCOURAGES A SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE, and is an unimaginative medium rife with cliché, but the same could be said for books or politics, so that critique, as it were, rather withers on the vine. TV offers football and the Kentucky Derby. I have nothing against television. It's just a mindless pastime and a way to get a grip on all sorts of valuable info about what new kinds of toothpaste are for sale. It's not as if it's being taught in our schools or taken seriously. It's not as if my son could get through college by writing essays about Seinfeld.
David Lavery and Sarah Lewis Dunne have put together a compendium titled Seinfeld, Master of Its Domain. In their preface, Lavery and Dunne write, "If future Seinfeld DVDs are comparable to those so far released, by the time all are available--all nine seasons, all 180 episodes--we should have at our disposable [sic] a superb resource for examining not only the much neglected sitcom genre but television creativity itself."
I couldn't make up "disposable" if I tried. Even the fingers at the keyboard knew better than to celebrate the permanent enshrinement of something so disposable.
The premise that television is somehow neglected is bizarre. According to Nielsen Media (and they would know), the average household watched eight hours and eleven minutes of television a day through the course of the September 2004-September 2005 "Broadcast Year." (Television is so powerful that it's got its own calendar, like Caesar.) Even within the very covers of this book, in a chapter titled "Reflections on Seinfeld," the editors excerpt chunks of 18 articles written about the show from sources as disparate as Commonweal, Esquire, TV Guide, National Review, and the New Yorker.
Attention, I'd say, is paid. Of course, TV Guide is not a periodical typically lauded for its incisive commentary or deep thinking. Media journalism, no matter how fine the publication in which it appears, is more about reflecting than it is about studying. If America is going to spend the equivalent of an entire second workday's worth of man hours per household with the television, perhaps our scholars should turn their beacons to the tube. Perhaps David Lavery and Sarah Lewis Dunne have a point. The elements of our cultural life, especially those elements holding the interest of many, deserve examination.
But what we get in these pages is not sharp examination or brilliant scholarship, but hack rereadings, complicated explanations of the obvious, and cripplingly dull academy-speak. Half the time, the writers don't even seem to get the very jokes under consideration.
Joanna L. Di Mattia of Monash University contributed "Male Anxiety and the Buddy System on Seinfeld," in which we read that George "explains to Jerry that he has a problem sleeping with a woman who beats him at chess. With one word--checkmate--she has emasculated George, and the only way to immediately reassert his manhood is to remove this assertive and superior woman from his life. His manhood requires the absence of this model of femininity."
I'd be interested to see this author repeat herself a couple more times just to see how opaque she can make the language with which she tells you exactly what the show told you. That George was emasculated wasn't a meaning hidden deep within the symbolism of the telescript; emasculation wasn't a subtext. That's what the episode was about. Unlike the poetry of Wallace Stevens, say, close reading does not enhance Seinfeld. On Seinfeld, the message was on the surface.
"Seinfeld as Intertextual Comedy," by Michael Dunne of Middle Tennessee State University begins, "In the discursive field surrounding the concept of postmodernism debate has raged about many issues, including whether there even is such a phenomenon. It seems to me, however, that a recurrent element of arguments on all sides of these issues is an assumption that allusion, quotation, referencing, or what I have been calling 'intertextual encounters' abound in the texts of various kinds on which some might be willing to bestow . . . "
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Amplifying Local Voices
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GlobalGiving's storytelling project turns anecdotes into useful data
A COUPLE OF YEARS BACK, an American visitor to the slums in Kisumu, Kenya's third largest city, handed out bumper stickers asking an open-ended question: "What does your community need? Tell us." That got people talking. Their stories revealed growing dissatisfaction with a community-based youth sports organization that was receiving funding through GlobalGiving, a nonprofit marketplace for matching donors with projects. Eventually, and with community approval, the donor funding stream was redirected to a new organization that enjoyed stronger local support.
That's far from the end of the story, however. Inspired by what happened when people were given a voice in Kisumu, GlobalGiving has continued to fine-tune its strategies for soliciting and making sense of the stories people tell about the projects intended to help them. For nonprofits and potential donors, "this helps you see what you're doing through the eyes of the beneficiaries," explains John Hecklinger, chief program officer for GlobalGiving.
Listening to stories may seem simple, but turning this into a method for monitoring development work has meant drawing on fields as diverse as complexity theory, behavioral psychology, and technology. Although GlobalGiving's typical partners are grassroots organizations with small budgets, the storytelling project has garnered grant support from the Rockefeller Foundation because of potential benefits across the development sector. "There are thousands of small organizations that will never be able to afford or manage typical monitoring and evaluation functions," says Nancy MacPherson, managing director of evaluation for the Rockefeller Foundation. "This could be a way to help smaller grantees be more systematic."
The big goal, Hecklinger adds, is helping organizations get to better results more quickly. "We hope this leads to much faster and earlier detection of successes and failures to make the marketplace work better," he explains. "It's a way to create an organized and convenient mass of information that helps everyone from donors to beneficiaries make better decisions about what gets funded and what gets done."
David Snowden, a Welsh cognitive scientist and founder of a UK-based firm called Cognitive Edge, acknowledges that storytelling "is kind of in fashion with a lot of organizations." Gathering heartwarming stories for their emotional appeal is not his aim. Rather, he's interested in analyzing what he calls "micro-narratives." These are the snippets of conversation we exchange while waiting in line at the supermarket or talking around a village campfire. They turn out to be quite useful for providing a snapshot of what's on people's minds.
Over the past decade, Snowden has developed a system for gathering and making sense of large quantities of micro-narratives. Listening to soldiers' stories can improve troop safety in combat zones. Sales representatives' stories can yield important insights for marketing. Until the GlobalGiving project came along, however, this approach had never been applied to development work.
Central to the Cognitive Edge approach is the conviction that storytellers are best qualified to interpret what their own narratives mean. Snowden has devised a simple system that enables people to put their stories into context. For example, if people are sharing stories about justice in their community, they might be asked whether a specific example is more about retribution, restitution, or revenge. They show how their story relates to those three potentially intertwining meanings by placing a dot on a triangle.
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The Box of the Agreement
1Bezalel made the Holy Box from acacia wood. The Box was 2 1/2 cubits#37:1 2 1/2 cubits 4' 3" (1.3 m). long, 1 1/2 cubits#37:1 1 1/2 cubits 30 5/8" (77.75 cm). Also in verse 10. wide, and 1 1/2 cubits high. 2He covered the inside and outside of the Box with pure gold. Then he put gold trim around the Box. 3He made four rings of gold and put them on the four corners. These rings were used for carrying the Box. There were two rings on each side. 4Then he made the poles for carrying the Box. He used acacia wood and covered the poles with pure gold. 5He put the poles through the rings on each side of the Box. 6Then he made the mercy-cover from pure gold. It was 2 1/2 cubits long and 1 1/2 cubits wide. 7Then Bezalel hammered gold to make two Cherub angels. He put the Cherub angels on each end of the mercy-cover. 8He put one angel on one end and the other angel on the other end. The angels were joined together with the mercy-cover to make one piece. 9The wings of the angels were spread up toward the sky. The angels covered the Box with their wings and faced each other, looking toward the mercy-cover.
The Special Table
10Then he made the table from acacia wood. The table was 2 cubits#37:10 2 cubits 3' 4 13/16" (104 cm). See also in verse 25. long, 1 cubit#37:10 cubit 20 5/8" (51.83 cm). Also in verse 25. wide, and 1 1/2 cubits high. 11He covered it with pure gold and put gold trim around it. 12Then he made a frame 1 handbreadth#37:12 handbreadth The width of 4 fingers, about 3" (7.4 cm). wide around the table. He put gold trim on the frame. 13Then he made four gold rings and put them at the four corners of the table, where the four legs were. 14He put the rings close to the frame. The rings were to hold the poles used to carry the table. 15Then he used acacia wood to make the poles for carrying the table. He covered the poles with pure gold. 16Then he made everything that was used on the table. He made the plates, the spoons, the bowls, and the pitchers from pure gold. The bowls and pitchers are used for pouring the drink offerings.
The Lampstand
17Then he made the lampstand. He used pure gold and hammered it to make the base and the shaft.#37:17 base and the shaft Or "flared base." Then he made flowers, buds, and petals and joined everything together into one piece. 18The lampstand had six branches—three branches on one side and three branches on the other side. 19Each branch had three flowers on it. These flowers were made like almond flowers with buds and petals. 20The shaft of the lampstand had four more flowers. They were also made like almond flowers with buds and petals. 21There were six branches—three branches coming out from each side of the shaft. And there was a flower with buds and petals below each of the three places where the branches joined the shaft. 22The whole lampstand, with the flowers and branches, was made from pure gold. All this gold was hammered and joined together into one piece. 23He made seven lamps for this lampstand. Then he made lamp snuffers and trays from pure gold. 24He used 75 pounds#37:24 75 pounds Literally, "1 talent" (34.5 kg). of pure gold to make the lampstand and the things used with it.
The Altar for Burning Incense
25He made the altar for burning incense from acacia wood. The altar was square. It was 1 cubit long, 1 cubit wide, and 2 cubits high. There were four horns on the altar. There was one horn on each corner. These horns were joined together with the altar to make one piece. 26He covered the top, all the sides, and the horns with pure gold. Then he put gold trim around the altar. 27He made two gold rings for the altar. He put the gold rings below the trim on each side of the altar. These gold rings held the poles for carrying the altar. 28He made the poles from acacia wood and covered them with gold.
29Then he made the holy anointing oil. He also made the pure, sweet-smelling incense. These things were made the same way that a perfume maker would make them.
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I really was missing green when looking through my recently posted photos. So I went through my old photos, to find one I haven't edited yet, that includes some nature. And I really had to go really far back. Somehow I took no photos in the woods last year. But it's not such a surprise with the horrible weather that was here last year.
This is a HDR from 3 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.
Rocky woodsposted in Slovakia, Stary Haj
Faded away – processposted in Before & After, Slovakia, Stary Haj
For this weeks process post, I have for you something a little different. In this one I will show you how to create this blurred effect in Photoshop. It quite simple, and it can create a really interesting result.
So to get a result like this:
I started with this photo as the base. It's one of my older HDR, and this effect also looks best on scenes with trees.
So the first thing I did was to duplicate the layer. On this new layer I used the Motion blur (Filter -> Blur -> Motion blur) and played around with the values until I got the look I wanted.
Next I added a mask to the blurred layer, and using a black soft brush at 100% I brushed over the parts where I wanted the original photo to show through. Then I changed the opacity to 30% and softened the transition.
That actually makes the whole effect. But I also suggest running a filter like Color Efex Pro contrast, as the blurred version will be lacking in the contrast area.
And that's it. If you give it a try, and create an interesting result, feel free to share your results in the comments :)
Something green – Processposted in Before & After, Slovakia, Stary Haj
A week passed and we are again at the process Tuesday post. And as I'm currently hawing the contest and raffle where you can win Oloneo Photoengine, I thought I show you a photo which I edited mostly in Oloneo Photoengine. And I'm including a special tip today :). So here goes.
I took this photo two years ago, still with a Canon 7D (my 450D that I had at that time had a broken shutter :)). That's also why I used only three brackets, as that's all I could take then. So as usually I started in Lightroom. I corrected the horizon here and also did a little noise reduction.
From there I exported all three brackets as 16bit Tiff files and loaded them into Oloneo Photoengine. Here I merged them and as you can see, I had to move only one slider to get the look I wanted (the TM Strength). It created a very nice blend, and also opened the shadows more that it was on the original brackets.
My next step was to load this result into photoshop. I haven't used any original brackets here, as there was no need to blend any parts from them. I then did the following edits on it (layers numbered from bottom up):
- the result from Oloneo Photoengine
- I removed lens flares from the trees on the right
- did more noise reduction
- brightened the darkest parts of the image
- added glow (view my glow tutorial)
- brightened the glow
- changed the color of the sunlight (I will explain this in a moment)
- brigtened the overall photo with an exposure adjustment, but not in the brightest areas
- added more contrast to the basic midtones
- added a little contrast to the whole image
And now for the point 7, where I mentioned I changed the color of the light. A lot of times when I have a photo with the sun in it, I want to have the surrounding area to have a nice yellow/orange glow to it. Same here. The green color was nice, but I wanted more. And to get this I did the following:
- created a new layer
- filled it with 50% grey (shift+backspace and select 50% grey and confirm :))
- set the blending mode to soft ligt, this will make this layer invisible for now
- picked a color from the sun, something nice and warm
- chosen a big soft brush, with around 20% opacity and started painting around the sun, the more away from it, the less brush strokes
- just change the opacity of the layer if the effect is too strong
And that's it. Looks really great if you need more sun glow, or if you trying to change a color of a certain part of the photo. Here is this layer from this photo, shown without the blending mode selected and at full opacity. I used it in the end at 33% opacity, and as you can see, I also deleted parts of it.
And that was all. To see the original 0EV exposure and the Oloneo Photoengine result, please continue to the full post.
Something greenposted in Slovakia, Stary Haj
After all those city shots I really wanted to add a nature photo. But looking through my recent photos I just could not find any that fit. So I vent back, and back and even more back, until I got to my photos form 2011, and there I found one :)
This is a HDR created from 3 exposures in Oloeno photoengine and finished in Photoshop.


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While Windows-centric Ultra-Mobile PCs have yet to make significant inroads among consumers, Linux has continued to drive ever deeper into the mobile world. Already the fastest growing OS in the cell phone market, it looks like we'll soon be seeing a lot more penguins on Internet-connected tablet devices, too.
Intel's new Mobile & Internet Linux Project, at Moblin.org , aims to bring the Linux community together under a common umbrella for the purpose of creating next-generation mobile devices to share the emerging market for small, portable, powerful, and -- most importantly -- connected PCs. Of course, Intel isn't abandoning the Windows-based UMPC by any means. But this move clearly demonstrates that the company takes Linux seriously as a platform.
The Moblin project consists of several connected initiatives, including:
Intel's initiative with Mobile & Internet Linux should be a welcome contribution to the rapidly growing Linux community, which has historically suffered from extreme fragmentation and disorder. With its central role in the PC industry, Intel is uniquely positioned to act as a centralizing force for the Linux community, and has already managed to bring such major players as Canonical and Red Flag to the table.
Meanwhile, Linux will inevitably prove itself a force to be reckoned with on Mobile Internet Devices. Loved for its combination of power and flexibility, the Linux kernel offers excellent performance with low power consumption, making it ideal for portable gadgets. The same characteristics that have earned the respect of cell phone makers worldwide will make Linux a dominant OS in the small tablet space.


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Offense:Grade vs. Falcons:C-Comment:The biggest story line, obviously, was the injury to Robert Griffin III. But even before the rookie left the game in the third quarter, the offense was well on its way to its weakest outing of the season.The unit recorded season lows in points (10), first downs (12) and total yards (316). The two turnovers rookie backup Kirk Cousins tossed a pair of picks also were the most in a game this season. Other than Alfred Morris rushing for a career high 115 yards against a weak Falcons run defense, and Cousins 77-yard touchdown pass to Santana Moss, there wasnt much to like about the offenses execution.The unit struggled especially on third downs, converting only one of nine opportunities. Two in particular stand out. With Ryan and the Falcons off to a sluggish start, Fred Davis dropped a pass over the middle to stall one drive and Griffin misfired to Moss another the next drive. There were others, but the units failure to snag some points while Ryan struggled cost the Redskins in the end.We make a couple of those plays, just three or four, and keep drives going, you have a chance to have a dominating day, Coach Mike Shanahan said Monday. We still had an opportunity to win, even with those crazy third down stats as they were.The offense definitely missed Griffins decision-making and versatility in the fourth quarter as it attempted to rally from a 24-17 deficit. Cousins was intercepted on each of the Redskins final two drives. On the first, he attempted to force the ball into double coverage. On the second, the rookie was hit as he released the ball, which sailed over Moss head and into the hands of a waiting Thomas DeCoud.Griffins status Sundays game against Minnesota remains unclear, but if he cannot suit up, Shanahan hinted that Cousins would make his first NFL start.
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Here are a few possibilities you might look at, in no particular order. Other choices could be as good or better. All can be found at B&H if you want info on them.
The Berlebach 50031 Tabletop Tripod legs - without a head goes from 2.6 to 13.8 inches. I'd use one of the Bogen 3D heads (mentioned below) on it. I don't own this model, but it looks very useful and flexible.
The Bogen 3021 Pro, but use the 3025 or 3437 (quick release) 3D head for the ability to get the camera down lower and to the side of the post, or for flipping the camera upright when mounted on the bottom of the center post. In my experience it's much better and more flexible than the 3047 head for low work and awkward angles. The 3021 Pro center post is removable, reversible, mountable at a 90 degree angle across the top of the legs, and can be shortened. The legs can go flat. This is the most versatile and and utilitarian tripod and head combination I've used, and will get you as close to the ground as anything else I know of besides a thin beanbag on the ground.
The Ergorest has several positions for mounting heads and is very sturdy. It's a unique setup, and can serve several purposes, but certainly won't replace a full size tripod. With a Bogen 3D head it can be pretty flexible down low, but the crossbar between two of the "legs" might be a liability on uneven ground, and the leg spread may not be wide enough for a 3D head too far off to the side. I'll know more in a few weeks when I get some practical experience with the one I recently acquired.
A Bogen 3D head on a Bogen Superclamp or a Superclamp/Magic Arm combo gripping the low end of a tripod leg is also a good option.
I added a photo of the Bogen 3437 3D head in use, on the bottom of a reversed center post near ground level. Any of the Bogen 3D heads can do this position.


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Gah, it looks awesome but when I install it nothing seems to happen, it just pretends it's not there and DC runs as normal.
I go into the directory and the folder with .45 is there but it seems to be ignoring it. Running .4 and .401 works fine though =(


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Kakepuku Track offers a farm-to-summit trek in Kakepuku Mountain Historic Reserve. The track to the summit of Kakepuku Mountain is 8 kilometers (5 miles) round trip with 407 meters (1,335 feet) of elevation change. A lookout tower atop the 449-meter summit garners round-the-compass views above the treetops. A wooden viewing platform and benches along the track provide... Read more.
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Democrats and other critics of Mayor Dan Sullivan said Wednesday that the city election results represent a strong rebuke of his agenda on labor unions and a loss of power for the mayor.
Not so fast, Sullivan and his supporters say. They contend "special interests" commandeered a low-turnout election and that they don't see a bigger message from residents looming. On Tuesday night, Sullivan said he still counts six of 11 Assembly members who lean his way philosophically, assuming Assembly Chairman Ernie Hall wins his surprisingly tight race.
Just five months after the November statewide election in which Republicans won big to gain firm control of the Alaska Legislature, conservatives in Anchorage's non-partisan city election on Tuesday took sharp hits.
Newly appointed Assembly member Cheryl Frasca, who was endorsed by Sullivan, was crushed in her bid to win a West Anchorage seat outright. Conservative School Board member Don Smith was ousted by pro-labor Bettye Davis. Nick Moe, a write-in candidate who only jumped into the other West Anchorage Assembly contest about two weeks ago, threatened Hall in a race still too close to call that was largely over how the Assembly backed a Sullivan measure to weaken unions. Still, Hall said Wednesday that Sullivan should not count him as a sure vote for the administration.
Even Jennifer Johnston of South Anchorage, who like Hall was unopposed on the ballot, saw almost 1,200 voters write in the name of another candidate against her.
The results were noticed in Juneau and bode caution to legislators who want to target unions, Democratic senators told reporters Wednesday.
"There's a price to be paid for interfering with working people and their ability to earn a living," Sen. Hollis French, who represents West Anchorage, said. "It was more than just a union response to the anti-union effort. You can't win elections just on the backs of union voters, you've got to reach out to the middle. And I think the middle yesterday said we want balance, and the mayor had gone too far and the Assembly had gone too far."
In Anchorage, Sullivan's critics said they were startled by the election results.
"I thought it was shocking, really," said Charles Wohlforth, a lifelong Democrat and former Assembly member who works as a writer. "I don't think I've ever seen a local election turn that strongly in one direction from an ideological standpoint."
No one expected Frasca to lose by more than 1,500 votes, or 26-year-old Moe -- who probably was unknown to many Anchorage voters just two weeks ago -- to come "within a hair's breadth" of knocking Hall out, Wohlforth said
"This is big and I think it definitely has repercussions for the mayor and repercussions for Ernie Hall and for how the Assembly does their business," Wohlforth said. "This has to be a wakeup call for them, if they are smart."
The election reflects on Sullivan even though he wasn't on the ballot. "The mayor has just been slapped," Wohlforth said. "His personal popularity obviously has taken a huge blow in terms of all the events this year with the labor ordinance."
Efforts to reach Sullivan on Wednesday were unsuccessful. His spokeswoman, Lindsey Whitt, said he was in Juneau "working on the Anchorage priorities." She wasn't more specific.
Tuesday night watching the returns, Sullivan said he didn't see any referendum against his administration.
"We've re-established the fiscal stability of the city. We've got our bond rating upgraded. We've been leaders in education reform, been leaders in energy issues in Southcentral," the mayor said. "I don't think it's push-back over the overall agenda. I think it's all centered on the one issue."
Labor unions were energized over AO 2013-37, the city ordinance pushed by his administration and co-sponsored by Hall and three other Assembly members that stripped power from the unions. Frasca was a supporter, and it squeaked by on a 6-5 vote.
Of the five candidates endorsed by the mayor, three were winning, though two of them -- Hall and Johnston -- were unopposed on the ballot and the third was Amy Demboski in Eagle River, which is more conservative than the rest of Anchorage. Demboski is a newcomer to the Assembly and replaces a moderate, Debbie Ossiander, who had served the maximum three terms.
Besides Frasca, another Sullivan-backed candidate, Andy Clary, also lost a hotly contested bid, and in both cases, unions backed the winners, former School Board member Tim Steele and incumbent Midtown Assembly member Dick Traini.
"The unions have clearly galvanized because it's in their best interest to elect people who are going to vote to give them the best contracts possible," Sullivan said. "It just goes to show that when special interests pour a lot of money and a lot of resources into an election, it can make a difference."
Rod Harris, president of the Anchorage firefighters union, didn't see things that way.
"To me, if I had to say there was a special interest out there, it was the middle, working class people who just felt like they weren't being heard by the politicians anymore."
In Moe's case, while firefighters volunteered for his campaign in the last days and displayed his campaign signs on a union-owned firetruck that was bought in a surplus sale back in 2009, the young candidate never got a formal endorsement or a campaign contribution from the union, Harris said.
"I didn't meet Nick until two days before the election," Harris said.
Moe said he decided to run because of displeasure over Hall's decision to cut off public comment on the labor law rewrite.
Hall said he is now working with the American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska for procedures on public comment.
And Frasca, who sided with Hall to halt the public debate, said the line of people to testify was never-ending. She called it a "filibuster." People still could have emailed or called their Assembly member, she said.
Both Frasca and Hall said Wednesday that with less than 18 percent turnout (not counting absentees and questioned ballots), the election raises questions about why so few people vote.
"It was about turnout and certainly the special interests were very effective and highly motivated about voting," Frasca said.
Hall said that Sullivan is overly optimistic if he considers him one of six pro-administration votes.
"I am not a counted vote for anyone," Hall said. "If I vote on anything that comes before this body, I am voting that way because I feel that my constituents that have elected me, that's kind of the way they want to go."
He tries for compromise, he said, and mentioned his work in 2010 to protect the Campbell Creek estuary. He helped wrangle a compromise between a conservation trust and the Sullivan administration after Sullivan backed away from the deal.
On the labor law, residents had complained to him about high property taxes and questioned why city workers make so much money. The new law, which eliminates the right of city government unions to strike or have binding arbitration, strikes the right balance, he said.
"For some reason, people constantly say that all you do is whatever the mayor wants you to do," Hall said. "I have never let the mayor influence my decision, period."
Reach Lisa Demer at firstname.lastname@example.com or 257-4390. Reporter Richard Mauer contributed to this story.
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I never really saw Garak as coming onto Bashir, which is odd because I'm gay and I always see homosexual subtext when there was never intended to be any.
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The coroner's report is in on the death of Static-X frontman Wayne Static.
Snot, members of Coal Chamber, System of a Down and Dope as well as Static's band will be on hand to pay tribute to the late Static-X frontman.
Like many figures in the rock and metal world, Jacoby Shaddix was quick to react to the shocking news that Wayne Statichad passed away over the weekend.
Wayne Static had been a user of hard drugs in the past, so many assumed an overdose was the cause of Static's sudden death.
The "Real Five" is back. It's the top five "most played" tracks, today featuring Static-X. As you may have heard we lost Wayne Static this weekend, so we'll take this opportunity to list the top five tracks from the band.
The rock world is still reeling from the passing of Static X singer Wayne Static. His wife, Tera Wray, released a statement on the departed musician's Facebook page Monday night to thank people for their support.
A rep for Wayne Static has claimed via a statement that drugs played no part in Static's passing.
Erik Fincher, former guitar tech for Static X and personal friend of Lubbock's Rock Station, took some time to call in and talk with Rooster about our friend Wayne Static and his untimely death.
Former Static-X musicians Koichi Fukuda and Tony Campos have paid tribute to their late bandmate.
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Thursday, 8 Nov 2012
Yahoo Extends Interactive Platform on Samsung Smart TVs
Samsung announces a new partnership with Yahoo which sees the latter's Broadcast Interactivity platform being integrated with the South Korean maker's range of 2012 Smart TVs.
Tuesday, 6 Nov 2012
Brand Makeover for Samsung Debuting at CES 2013?
The largest mobile vendor is said to be preparing for a "radical brand makeover" that would be ready for unveiling at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013. Australia's Channel News reports.
Friday, 2 Nov 2012
Apple Ordered to Rewrite Samsung Statement
Judges in the United Kingdom have given Apple 48 hours to rewrite a statement on its website pertaining to its design-rights dispute with South Korean rival Samsung.
Wednesday, 31 Oct 2012
Google Magazines on the Nexus 10 Comparable to Print
While we haven't managed to see much of the Nexus 10 yet, Googler Romain Guy has given us some eye candy in the form of a few self-shot portraits of the flagship 10-inch tablet placed beside a few print magazines.
Monday, 29 Oct 2012
Google Nexus 10 Tablet and New Lockscreen Seen in Video Demo
Another video of the upcoming Samsung-made Galaxy Nexus 10 tablet has recently surfaced, showing off the new gadget and its new Android 4.2 lockscreen layout briefly.
Thursday, 25 Oct 2012
Samsung Experience Corner Opens at Challenger Funan
Samsung Electronics announced the opening of its first Samsung Experience Corner at Challenger, Funan DigitaLife Mall earlier today. This one-stop shop will enable visitors to interact with Samsung's range of consumer electronics and services; all from a single location.
Samsung Display Terminates LCD Contract with Apple (Updated)
Samsung Display said Monday that it will terminate its contract with Apple Inc. The South Korean display maker will no longer supply liquid crystal display (LCD) panels to its long time partner, according an article published by The Korea Times.
Tuesday, 23 Oct 2012
Samsung Launches its ATIV Smart PC Pro and ATIV Smart PC
Designed for Windows 8, the 11.6-inch ATIV Smart PC Pro and ATIV Smart PC smart devices feature a detachable keyboard-docking system which allows users to easily switch between a traditional clamshell notebook PC to a tablet PC with the click of a button.
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LG and Samsung OLED TVs Delayed Due to High Rejection Rates
According to a recent report by The Korea Times, OLED TVs are unlikely to hit retail shelves anytime soon with rumors suggesting that manufacturing problems faced by the likes of LG and Samsung could delay the official launch of these highly anticipated TV sets till 2013.
Friday, 19 Oct 2012
Samsung Galaxy Note II LTE Attracts Huge Crowds at All Three Telcos
Hundreds of consumers who have previously registered their interest at the three respective telcos queued up to get hold of the Galaxy Note II at outlets across the island. They will be able to collect their smartphones from 6pm onwards today at M1 Paragon, SingTel ComCentre and StarHub Plaza Singapura, while sales for the 'phablet' device will commence for the rest of us from tomorrow.


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A North Texas jury has sentenced a 27-year-old man to 55 years in prison for the scalding death of his young daughter.
The Tarrant County jury sentenced Charles Bellamy on Thursday in Fort Worth hours after finding him guilty of murdering 2-year-old Jaz'mine Howard. Bellamy had admitted responsibility for the March 15, 2011, death of the child, but his attorneys had argued for a lesser verdict of criminally negligent homicide.
The sided with prosecutors, who had argued that Bellamy serve at least half of his sentence before becoming eligible for parole.
The child's 21-year-old mother previously testified that she had never seen Bellamy mistreat any of his other eight children. Joy Howard said, however, that once he appeared upset when Jaz'mine had a potty-training mishap.
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It is scary as our older and wiser mentors pass the torch to us and we become the elders. We must reflect on the great wisdom they imparted upon us, live accordingly, and pass it on to the next generation. I sometimes wonder as we lose these pillars of strength and wisdom "who will we go to for wise advice and counsel?" That's when faith, prayer, and reflection are our compass for direction.
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JACKSON — Business groups still aren't ready to raise Mississippi's taxes to repair and build highways and bridges. In August, Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Willie Simmons, D-Cleveland, proposed a $700 million menu of taxes and asked other members of a study committee examining road needs to offer their own alternative revenue and spending plans. Highway officials say the state needs ...Read More »
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Sanderson Farms promotes Hilary Burroughs
Hilary Burroughs of Laurel-based Sanderson Farms Inc. has recently joined the statewide board of directors of the Mississippi Main Street Association. Burroughs is manager of marketing at Sanderson. She serves on the company's Corporate Responsibility Council, the Wage & Salary Committee and is a participant in the company's Leadership for Effectiveness program. Recently, Burroughs managed the company's participation as title ...Read More »
Man gets probation, fine for role in frozen chicken case
OCEAN SPRINGS — A man charged with falsifying temperatures of poultry exported from Pascagoula to Russia has been sentenced to three years on probation and a $2,000 fine. Terry White of Ocean Springs was indicted in the case along with two others, Gerald Miller of Gautier and Patrick McClain of Pascagoula. White pleaded guilty in the case. The others were ...Read More »
Hearing set for this month in poultry export conspiracy case
GULFPORT — A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Aug. 19 for a man who pleaded guilty in an alleged conspiracy to falsify the temperatures of chicken exported from Mississippi to Russia. An April 2012 indictment says Terry White and two others arranged the export of chicken that did not meet temperature requirements under a trade agreement with Russia. The men ...Read More »
Poultry industry petitions for road, bridge work
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Report: Numerous meat-processing plants unsanitary
ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — The Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports that more than two dozen Mississippi slaughterhouses and poultry meat processing plants have violated sanitation or food safety guidelines over the past decade — and most did both. The newspaper analyzed records from the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service database of enforcement action against federally inspected facilities. It says that 50 such facilities ...Read More »
Trial begins over handling of Russian poultry exports
PASCAGOULA — The trial has begun for two men charged with falsifying temperatures of poultry exported from Pascagoula to Russia. Court records say a jury was seated yesterday in U.S. District Court in Gulfport for 39-year-old Gerald Miller of Gautier and 55-year-old Patrick McClain of Pascagoula. A third man, 38-year-old Terry White of Ocean Springs, has already pleaded guilty in ...Read More »
Sanderson outperforms Wall Street forecast
LAUREL — Sanderson Farms Inc. said today that its fiscal second-quarter net income rose 2 percent thanks to higher demand for poultry products. Its performance topped Wall Street's view. Shares climbed in premarket trading. The poultry company earned $24.4 million, or $1.06 per share, for the three months ended April 30. That's up from $23.9 million, or $1.04 per share, ...Read More »
La. company recalling thousands of pounds of stew
ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — Acadian Fine Foods LLC of Church Point, La., is recalling 17,000 pounds of pork and chicken stews because labels don't list whey and soy as ingredients. Some people are allergic to those substances. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced the recall Friday. The agency says the single-serving stews were distributed to stores ...Read More »
Poultry producers face myriad of challenges this year
ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — The impact of last year's drought on feed costs is not the only challenge poultry growers face in 2013. Production costs, expansion issues, waste regulations, competition from other meat sources and the next grain crop are major factors impacting the poultry industry this year. "Some of the corn produced last year had to go to ethanol, so ...Read More »


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