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The men who run creepshots.com, a website featuring pictures of the breasts and bums of unsuspecting women snapped on the street, are ''family guys who love to hang out'', they tell us. A creepshot, they emphasise in the ''About'' section of the site, is a ''CANDID'' picture. ''If a person is posing or aware that a picture is being taken, then it is no longer a creepshot,'' they tell the Creepy faithful. "A true creepshot captures the natural sexy, embarrassing or funny aspect of the subject matter/person without their knowledge.''
OPINION: Scroll through the Creepshot archive and it's pretty obvious the everyday women pictured are completely unaware they are being preyed upon by a freak with a smartphone. He is the guy standing behind them in the supermarket queue when they pick up milk in their gym gear. He is the bloke below them on the escalator when they're wearing a skirt, or on the next towel over at the beach, when they're wearing a swimsuit. As one tends to do at the beach.
The shots are overwhelmingly of ''asses'', presumably not just because the Creeps enjoy female bottoms, but also because their cowardly act is easier to pull off when they're lurking behind a woman like the drooling sex pests they are.
The bottoms are disembodied and identity-less, except for the tags they are given - ''Creeping bikini thong in South Beach'' (girl with a wedgie on the beach), ''A very fine yogapants ass bender'' (woman stretching her hamstrings out in a park), or ''quality hungry ass n legs shopping'' (Girl who makes the mistake of visiting the supermarket in denim cut-offs).
Apart from this dedicated website, there is also a Creepshots Twitter handle into which people can post their creepshots, and the crowd-sourced social news website Reddit hosts a ''Creepshots'' page. Reddit recently garnered some controversy in the US for hosting shots of girls who looked underage. Despite a cursory ''reminder'' on the site that users must not post ''suggestive or sexual content featuring minors'', one responsible-ish user has pointed out that pictures entitled ''Upskirt in my class'' and "Hot Senior Girl in One of My Classes" seem to have been taken at a school.
There is some speculation this classroom Creep is a teacher, given the access he gets and angle of the pics. It might seem facile or hysterical to draw a link from Creepshots to the actual physical abuse of women, but consider the note the website creators write to any women who find themselves featured on the site.
''If you happen to be one of the sorry people on this site and find yourself ashamed, belittled and embarrassed, please write us your best cry-baby letter and we will honor [sic] your request take it down,'' it reads.
So any woman (they say ''people'' but there are no pics of men on the site) who objects to her genitals, breasts or butt being papped surreptitously without her knowledge while she goes about her business, and sent to a website where literally the whole world (except perhaps North Korean Creeps) can see them, is a ''cry-baby''.
But these girls are asking for it, right? They're out in the public domain, they're wearing what they're wearing. The public they come into contact with sees them as they are dressed that day, so where is the harm in spreading their images a little wider?
The problem with that argument is that it ignores the fact that we all dress for context, and that while women might feel happy wearing short shorts on a summer's day out in the city, they may still feel horribly violated if their image is taken out of that context without their consent.
Creepshots is far more sinister than the regular sexual objectification of women we see in advertising, or even the reams of highly sexualised content girls are subjected to in music videos and on television shows. The thing that makes Creepshots extra creepy is not just the lack of consent from the starring women, it's the fact that the lack of consent is utterly crucial to the enterprise.
Not just that, it is obligatory. As the website creators dictate, unless the Creepshot is candid, it does not qualify as a Creepshot. Presumably the ''family guys'' who host Creepshots would be happy for the arse-cheeks of their daughters to be uploaded to their website. Not until the moment they turn 18, of course.
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Monna Bianca Bed & Breakfast, Florence (province)
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 6 smoke-free guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Valet parking
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Multilingual staff
- Limited hour front desk
What's around
- In Santa Maria Novella
- Fortezza da Basso (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
- Ponte Vecchio (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Florence Baptistery (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
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- Private bathroom
- Terrace
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
Helpful, pleasant staff and a spotless room couldn't detract from it's airless, grimness.…
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Monna Bianca Bed & Breakfast, Florence (province)
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- Deluxe Triple Room, Private Bathroom, Executive Level
- Family Room, Private Bathroom
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Late check-in after 8 PM can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 25
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Good 3.5 /5 from 37 reviews
Comfortable clean room. Very friendly staff. Nice breakfast available for 5€. Nice bathroom Close to most sites and 2 blocks from train station. Easy to travel out to Pisa Overall quite pleased. Room a bit small but perfect for me and my daughter
The hotel was listed as a bed and breakfast. Upon arrival we found that, not only was breakfast not included, but there was no dining room on the premises. The room was cool and clean, but near a club which played pounding techno music until dawn each night. Also located just a little too far up and away from everywhere we wanted to go, except for the train and bus stations.
The hotel room is good. It is very close to the train station. The main complain I have is there are mosquitoes in the room during our stay.
This place was located next to the train station and a busy road. Sleep was interrupted several times from the noise. The staff was great and very helpful. The neighbourhood also was sketchy, but nobody came up to us. It's nice because it's cheap, but I'd suggest trying a little nicer.
Nothing exciting, but it does the job. Clean and safe. Most importantly, it's close to the main train station and a good price. Can't beat that. If you are use to Mariott or Hilton, then this isn't for you.
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Followers of the Enterprise File Share and Sync Market (EFSS) will have noticed a flurry of announcements in the last few weeks. In particular:
SAP and OpenText collaborated with Tempo Box; Egnyte outlined it would leverage Google's Storage; Box purchased Stream as well as announcing Box Notes (something SME has had for ages) and unlimited storage for business plan customers as well as being able to save files to Box directly from Microsoft Office (again something SME has had for a long time); SalesForce and Microsoft announced interoperability with Office365; Microsoft also announced that certain Office365 subscribers would receive 1TB free of charge; Cloudian announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services; Amazon announced Zocalo their EFSS solution; Zimbra purchased Mezeo.
So why is this flurry activity happening? There are a few reasons. The first is that the market is on a race to zero from a storage viewpoint. Getting more storage is becoming cheaper and cheaper. OneDrive, Google and now Box, have pushed hard on what the price is for unlimited or pseudo unlimited storage. To quote Aaron Levie from Box, the costs of storing a gigabyte of data has reduced by a factor of 22000 over the past two decades to the point where the cost is now more or less negligible (but not for the companies who have to provide it....).
A current snapshot mix of consumer and business public cloud storage pricing is:
- Box starts at $5 per user unlimited storage for business and enterprise users
- DropBox Pro starts at $9.99 per user per month for 100GB
- Huddle starts at $20 / £15 per user per month for 100GB Storage
- Amazon Zocalo - $5 per user per month for 200GB or $2 per user per month if using workspaces
- Google Apps for business $5 per user per month for 1 TB or $10 per user per month for unlimited storage
- OneDrive $6.99 per month 1 TB unlimited storage or $9.99 per month for a 5 person family plan
Companies who were selling storage now find themselves in "storage hell" and are revamping business models to move to "solution heaven".
The second point is that the overall storage and file share and sync space is crowded and many companies in this space are venture backed. The race to zero hurts all the vendors who's primary business model was founded on selling storage. Vendors such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google can easily accommodate the race to zero as they can make margin on other services. The vendors who had only storage sales as their primary business model cannot.
So what to expect ? I expect to see more "culling" of companies over the next 12 months and more aggregation. The venture backed companies have to show a good ROI path to get future rounds and some of these will fall by the wayside either in acquisition or worse as the space gets even more competitive.
Vendors will also all have to concentrate on the selling of storage as their main business model to the selling of a solution ie. concentrate on their many USP's and value added features.
Also, expect to see vendors look to devolve their storage back ends and offer hybrid storage or storage on something else other than their platform. This increases their margin and cuts down on costs.
The other thing that has hurt the majority of vendors on that list is the recent Snowdon / PRISM debacle coupled with the US Supreme Court adjudication. It has led to the majority of companies outside of the US unwilling to place their data in US Cloud companies. Locality of data centre does not matter when data seizure is potentially up for grabs if the company is a US Inc. This has certainly hurt the bottom line and potential revenue streams of vendors such as Egnyte and Box who recently expanded into the UK market.
The Gartner magic quadrant for EFSS was recently released and you will see a lot of the vendors discussed above on that list. We are not, even though we regularly get selected in head to head selection choices with these vendors. I'd like to dig into this a little as I think it is worthy of some comment.
A lot of the vendors on that list are very heavily VC backed and have huge marketing budgets to throw at analysts and getting media airtime in general. It gets them known and gets analyst airtime. Great if you have the money, bad if you haven't.
The interesting thing for me is that these companies who have heavy VC investment are not necessarily going to be around in their current incarnation in a brutal market. something that surely is worth of debate and highlighting. Instead you have to look elsewhere for such debate. I would recommend reading this from the Motley Fool and this from Josh Hannah for such a debate on Box for example.
Also the governance and audit aspect of what is required by an EFSS player is largely missing and we would say this is the most important part in a corporate world that is having stricter data controls placed on them each week and that is also obsesses with data snooping. The research analyst Osteman produced a good independent white paper analyst report on this if you are interested.
So let me recap on the Storage Made Easy Private EFSS solution with regards to the Gartner Quadrant (given we were not on it !). We offer private on-premise behind the firewall, or on IaaS, EFSS. We cover every desktop Operating System, Mac Windows and Linux, and are one of the only vendors to have a Linux solution. Specifically SME has plug-in's for Open Office and Microsoft Office as well as for Microsoft Outlook and for Mac Mail and Mac Outlook (one of the few to do this). More importantly we are the only vendor on that list to have Cloud Drive's for each platform as the "view" of large amounts of corporate data is just as important as the ability to sync (In fact you can currently obtain a version of the SME Mac drive specifically from Huddle one of the EFSS vendors mentioned in the Quadrant).
SME covers every mobile Operating System, iOS, Android Windows Phone, Windows Tablet, BlackBerry (both OS versions). We also offer versions of the mobile App for Oracle Mobile Security Suite and also Sector.
SME uniquely offers App "packagers" for web,desktop, and mobile to allow Enterprise customers to self brand and create a strong brand identity.
SME also provides extra strong governance controls with Audit logs that can be exposed at a business level for download or archive (Excel), or can be used at a tech level (SysLog). It has already been used and deployed as part of HIPPA AND FISMA solutions. It also integrates with Active Directory and LDAP from an Identity Management perspective. The SME solution is also offered on the UK G-Cloud, an IL3 level service as well as with Amazon GovCloud in the US.
The SME solution provides a unique protocol layer that support WebDav, FTP, SFTP above any data store for integration with common Apps or hardware. This is unique amongst all vendors to us.
It can also be deployed with a a specific integration with Apache Lucene for deep content search of data stored in distributed clouds. Veritext did just such a deployment with us for their Veritext Vault service.
On the business side SME has over 250,000 personal customers (SaaS service) and over 5000 business customers with over 50 of these customer deployed on premise or IaaS using their own private EFSS service. The largest deployment is for 250,000 users, geo load balanced between east and west coast US and UK and Amsterdam. The Storage Made Easy solution is also OEM'd or white labelled by over 20 service providers globally. At an enterprise level we also recently closed our first 8 figure annual recurring revenue deal.
All worthy of note on an "independent" analyst briefing document I would have thought......
So lets get back to the market. The nature of where EFSS and Cloud Storage is at begs the question, "what about Storage Made Easy ?", where does that leave us in the EFSS space?
Well the first thing to note is that Storage Made Easy concentrates on private enterprise file share and sync for "all" corporate data. It's always been about a solution sale and our focus is firmly on being an EFSS control appliance for all private and cloud corporate data. We are a facilitator in that sense but can also be used as an EFSS solution with any private (or public Data store), for example OpenStack Swift. This means we already partner with a lot of vendors who already provide EFSS services.
The second thing to note is that by and large Enterprise File Share and Sync vendors are not in the storage market. For example the Storage Made Easy EFSS Appliance does not come with any storage. The focus is supporting multiple back end private data clouds, combined with any public data clouds used, in a secure, governed way, storing only the metadata to be used in value added ways, such as the deep search , or for search classification across corporate data silos for example.
The third point of note is that Storage Made Easy and private and not VC backed. The original founders still own more than 50% of the company. Raising money has occurred through private equity rather than via an Angel or VC model. This gives it access to funds when needed but direct control over its future and a model of growth by revenue rather than purely by VC funding. This has plus points and drawbacks but one of the plus points is not needing to desperately hit VC baked proof points to hit another round (or IPO) when burning cash ie. unlike Box we are not spending 137% of our revenue on Sales and Marketing to achieve these. Growth instead is steady and organic at over 30% per quarter and cash brought into the business is invested back into the business.
Also we are taking a different tack in this market. The sales expertise inside of the company is, in the majority, enterprise based. We are using this experience coupled with the product to engage with companies to solve enterprise type problems that can have a much a larger price point than simply shifting user licenses.
Okay a quick summary, the market is hot, white hot. It's crowded. There will be more aggregation and more price and feature wars. Vendors are being forced to move from selling storage to selling solutions and will as a consequence of this look to devolve offering storage as part of a solutionized offering.
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- Gebundene Ausgabe: 1536 Seiten
- Verlag: Everyman; Auflage: New Ed (10. März 2005)
- Sprache: Englisch
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"This excellent new translation by John E. Woods is a cause for celebration: first, because Joseph and His Brothers is in fact a great novel that will now be discovered by a new generation of readers; and second, because Woods himself is to be credited with an extraordinary achievement . . . Woods tackles the challenges of Mann's wide-ranging diction with exuberance . . . Mann has finally found his ideal English translator." –New Republic, Ruth Franklin -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine vergriffene oder nicht verfügbare Ausgabe dieses Titels.
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Formerly available in Lowe-Porter's impossibly stilted Biblical prose, John Woods continues his Mann-cycle of translations here in what must have been a labor of love. No doubt the audience for this work is only a tiny fraction of that for his earlier Mann translations--especially Magic Mountain and Buddenbrooks. Let's hope Woods is still game for Felix Krull or, perhaps, a large selection of the shorter works. Woods' English is smooth and agreeable most of the time (consistent with Mann's German) and tart and biting when Mann's irony deserves it.
A potential reader must seriously ponder at the outset the problem of deciding whether or not to read a 1500 page novel based on a quite familiar biblical story of about 40 pages in length. It would seem that the legend of Joseph has done just fine on its own in its inherited form. The main reason I would say to read this, if for no other, is that Mann demonstrates here that he is the consummate scholar-novelist. Beyond its novel aspect, Joseph is really an elaborate commentary and explication on the Book of Genesis and, in a most indirect manner, its impact on the Judeo-Christian heritage. The novel is rewarding in that regard, as well as for its magnificent historical set pieces. We are presented with vignette after vignette of how the people of this time lived and viewed the world, and particularly how myth blended with, indeed was synonymous with, their consciousness and how that determined their actions. Through Mann's glosses of the ancient myths of Egypt and Mesopotamia, one is able to trace the origins of many of the primary theological concepts of the Christian and Jewish faiths.
If, however, the astounding scholarship is the novel's strength, then it is also its weakness, for it labors under it. There is too little mystery to the story - we all know what happens from the outset. Mann takes the biblical myth, blows it up, and refills the lacunae. Thus, one can get a better understanding of the motives of the players, and why things may have happened in the biblical myth as presented. To me this is all very interesting, yet academic. In reading a novel I desire the novel experience, and in this I look for characters not pre-determined. This would present quite a challenge to Mann were he not to alter the story. He is often successful in breathing new life into the players. For instance, his portrayal of Esau as the piping, uncouth goat-man and the disdain which Jacob feels for him in that regard; or Abraham as the shadowy figure who spurns the moon citadel of Ur and wanders Mesopotamia, forging a new religion along the way. Yet I feel the novel seldom becomes more than a presentation of exquisite detail, and the character Joseph is always as one would expect him to be. If you love Joseph already, as Mann clearly does, and feel he holds a special place in your faith or worldview, then this will be quite a delightful book. If not, if Joseph is looked upon only as a very important mythical figure with some basis in history, then it may not be so easy to share Mann's 1500 page enthusiasm for him.
Readers unfamiliar with Mann's work may feel a sense of vertigo beginning this even more than his other works. Much of the style of narration, unique with its perspective shifting through time, seems almost purposely designed to leave one doubting their footing. Increasing the sense of dread is the books sheer heft, with over 1500 pages of small type and weighing in at almost two and half pounds. Yet those brave souls who resist the temptation to lay down this load in favor of a more easily digested work will come to in the end appreciate the feast to come. Mann's work rests on its own unique rhythm, and once the reader grows acclimated they will surely appreciate both the work and the great skill of Mr. Wood as translator. This series of four novels expounding on the biblical tale of Jacob, his son of Joseph of the famous robe, as well as his brothers, often comes when people engage in the entertaining and fruitless parlor game of determining the greatest literary work of the 20th century. While no single work can claim such a title, the complexity of the work and the Herculean task of translation should be evident that this is only the second instance of its translation into English in the more than 60 years since it first appeared.
Beyond simply outlining the work's subject matter, in many ways it seems written with the express intent of defying further description. With a complex web of interrelated stories, occasionally taking subjects that the bible reflects on for only a sentence and expanded on them for a hundred pages and at the same time seeking to place this seminal tale in its religious, historic, and cultural context, the work often leaves the reader gasping at the audacity of Man's enterprise. Yet almost every one of his efforts comes as a remarkable success, leaving one much to ponder. Indeed, any expectation that one can rush through this work will surely leave you with only a headache and little to show for the effort. Instead, one must take their time and slowly chew on Joseph and His Brother's digesting each piece in turn. Like many great works this one takes effort and diligence, but the reward comes as more than just bragging rights for having read it. Far more, it will offer an often eye opening new perspective and beckon from the book shelf to be taken down again so that you may reread this section or that.
One last point: to end where I began, Mann's attention to detail and word choice often gives pause, making each of us consider the harm done when we rain down words on a subject when a mere drop would do.
[The spirit] remains, no matter how it presents itself, what it is: the messenger of
warning, the principle of opposition, umbrage, and wandering, which stirs up
within the breast of one individual, among all the great host of the lustily
complacent, an uneasiness at our preternatural wretchedness, drives him out
of the gates of the past and the given and into the extravagant adventure of
uncertainty, and makes him like the stone that, once it has broken away and
begins to roll, is destined to set in motion an ever-growing, rolling,
incalculable cascade of events. [pp. 35-6]
And from this immediately ensues the epic spiritual adventure of Abraham into the uncharted domain of grasping for an understanding of and relationship with the sole and ultimate source of sovereignty in the universe. And if this weren't enough, Mann then goes on to equate Abraham's adventure with the adventure of the storyteller (!) in daring to reach out to compose a tale such as this one.
Obviously I could go on forever in this vein, but my sole object is to plant my flag with the other on-line reviewers here and perhaps by this to induce some innocent wandering passerby of a reader to get out there and buy the book and read it, and by that act of participation, under any view a daunting and time-consuming committment, to join in Mann's festival of life, of storytelling as high art, of recapitulating in himself or herself the tradition of absorbing one's own cultural roots at the deepest level of joy and satisfaction. So there.--Mark B. Packer
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Votes: 79
44. Murder in Three Acts (1986 TV Movie)
94 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Hercule Poirot attends a dinner party in which one of the guests clutches his throat and suddenly dies. The cause seems to be natural until another party with most of the same guests produces another corpse.
Director: Gary Nelson | Stars: Peter Ustinov, Tony Curtis, Emma Samms, Jonathan Cecil
Votes: 1,046
45. The Power of Destiny (2011– )
45 min | Drama
Stars: David Zepeda, Delia Casanova, Rosa María Bianchi, Gabriel Soto
Votes: 211
46. Chosen Survivors (1974)
PG | 99 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
A group of diverse individuals are suddenly taken from their homes and flown via helicopter to a futuristic bomb shelter in the desert, one-third of a mile below the surface of the Earth. ... See full summary »
Director: Sutton Roley | Stars: Jackie Cooper, Alex Cord, Richard Jaeckel, Bradford Dillman
Votes: 435
47. Special Collector's Edition (2010– )
9 min | Comedy, History
Stars: David Díaz, Luis Rodrigo, Gabriel Fernández-Gil, Daniel Retuerta
Votes: 47
48. Mamitas (2011)
R | 109 min | Drama
The day Jordin is suspended from school for insulting a teacher, he meets Felipa, a bookish, no-nonsense New York girl who sees past the swaggering facade.
Director: Nicholas Ozeki | Stars: E.J. Bonilla, Veronica Diaz Carranza, Josue Aguirre, Maynor Alvarado
Votes: 363
49. Amy, the Girl with the Blue Schoolbag (2004– )
60 min | Drama, Family
The story of a sweet-hearted tomboy who lives at the shore with her fisherman father, her adventurous friends and a mysterious mermaid.
Stars: Christopher Von Uckermann, Eduardo Capetillo, Nora Salinas, Pedro Armendáriz Jr.
Votes: 62
50. On Wings of Eagles (1986 TV Mini-Series)
300 min | Drama
When executives from an important Texas Corporation are taken hostage during the Iranian Revolution, magnate Ross Perot launches a special unit for their rescue.
Stars: Burt Lancaster, Richard Crenna, Paul Le Mat, Jim Metzler
Votes: 203