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Is this possible? I dont want the pages to exist ie. they go to 404 if you attempt to access them but I want them to be included in the search.
'public' => false
This would be cool but I can use redirects if I have to but I prefer not to.
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Is this possible? I dont want the pages to exist ie. they go to 404 if you attempt to access them but I want them to be included in the search.
'public' => false
This would be cool but I can use redirects if I have to but I prefer not to.
i need to know this too,
Sorry i don't understand this... my english is poor... Can you explain me with an example, so i can help you?
With "search" do you mean the internal search of WP?
hi YouON, thanks for the reply,
no, through a search engine,
for example -
Im building a 'one page layout', all content ('about', 'content', 'people' etc) exists on the front page template. like this website;
I dont want to use Pages or Post to organise the content (e.g 'about', 'content', 'people'),
so i've created a custom-post-type called 'Sections'. I want the content in each 'Section' post-type to be seen by search engines (on my 'one page layout'), but i dont want a the url to be seen by the search engines.
the reason i decided to use a custom-post-type over 'pages' or 'post' is the ability to hide the URL using 'public = false', but i dont want to hide the content from SE's aswell...
ah ok... but if you don't link a page probably the search engine will never index it. BTW you can block it via robots.txt ;)
I was actually referring to the internal search
What I wanted to do was create a custom post type in the normal way but exclude it from the internal search. If I changed the setting so it didn't appear in the internal search then linking to the post gave me a 404.
Is this possible and if so how? Please advise - thanks
'public' => true
'exclude_from_search' => true
This way custom posts should be accessible, but won't be included in search.
"Search" refers to WordPress internal search only. If you want to hide a specific post type from search engines (e.g. Google), you have to add a condition to your header.php, like this:
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I hope I understand your question correctly because in the first post you ask how to make pages inaccessible but visible in search, and in the last post it's the other way round :)
chadrew you are correct I've gotten confused about what I was trying to achieve, I've revisited the project and what I did. I had a workaround but I wanted a clean way to do the following:
Hide the posts ie. permalinks don't exist they go to 404 but the posts still appear in the search.
The reasons for this is that this particular custom post type posts appear as a listing on an overview page therefore any search result for that post type the link goes to the overview page (I customise the results page to achieve this) and not the post permalink.
Basically I wanted to achieve this without having to put a redirect on the single-mycustomposttype.php page that redirects to the overview page.
Very interesting, I guess you could use
'public' => false and
'exclude_from_search' => false, but I'm not sure if one prevents the other from working.
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Good article reviews:
- 1 Requested move
- 2 A slight criticism of "Criticism"
- 3 If Wikipedia is all NPOV supposedly...
- 4 Revision history as sections
- 5 Herschel and asteroids
- 6 Philosophical/lingustic criticism
- 7 Earth not a planet?
- 8 Definition of moon?
- 9 Pluto is a planet, says the IAU
- 10 Incorrect numbers in Criticism/Process
- 11 a couple of questions of wording
- 12 IAU Euler Diagram
Requested move[edit]
A slight criticism of "Criticism"[edit]
The first paragraph of section Criticism subsection Substance doesn't end well:
- ...(snip Stern's criticism)... His own earlier work on neighbourhood clearing, however, supported the distinction between the largest eight planets and the rest of the solar system.[41][opinion needs balancing][citation needed] There is a substantial difference in the extent to which the neighbourhood has been cleared between Pluto and the eight planets.[opinion needs balancing] Also, Pluto's position is due to the gravitational effects of Neptune as they are in orbital resonance.[opinion needs balancing]
The citation num [41] cites Stern's own work, but not any conclusion that his own work supports the "clearing the neighborhood" notion. An external citation/conclusion that his own work supports the idea of "clearing the neighborhood" is to be preferred, otherwise Wikipedia has an independent opinion, which is disallowed. The rebuttals are OK, but the text is written like WP have an opinion, so the text needs to be formulated: "Dr. Smith of University of Disponsin says to this that"[XY] ... Said: Rursus (☻) 08:32, 25 November 2008 (UTC)
- Well, I agree. I will probably change this in the next several days. Ruslik (talk) 09:01, 25 November 2008 (UTC)
- No one has, yet.18.104.22.168 (talk) 06:45, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
- And ... not yet (09:05, 12 March 2009 (UTC)). I'll take a look too see if the fact details are elsewere on WP. ... said: Rursus (bork²) 09:05, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- I (consciously) added a weasel wording in order to clarify that the sentences in question is an uncited rebuttal. Otherwise the occurrence of the two last sentences in the para occurs inexplicably, unexpectedly and illogically to confuse. The solution is bad but provisional in order to find a direct rebuttal to Stern's arguments. If we cannot find citations, the two last sentences are WP:original research and therefore Evil, detestable and generally inferior. On timeout, say 1 month (?), they should be removed. ... said: Rursus (bork²) 09:21, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- Dude, take a zanax. I swapped over some sourced info from Definition of planet, OK? Seriously. People are taking this whole thing way too personally. Serendipodous 09:29, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- Or ideologically. Now I'm trying to apply the WP ideology, make a defence for the Pro-IAU position (not mine actually!) by finding some reasonable source for the rebuttal against Sterns (and so mine) position. My real stand-point is for increasing the quality of Wikipedia, so in this I have temporarily changed my position. ... said: Rursus (bork²) 15:29, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- Dude, take a zanax. I swapped over some sourced info from Definition of planet, OK? Seriously. People are taking this whole thing way too personally. Serendipodous 09:29, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- No one has, yet.18.104.22.168 (talk) 06:45, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
- Hupp! You removed it? But I found this source that possibly can constitute a rebuttal. ... said: Rursus (bork²) 15:36, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
Hello, wouldn't the moon be considered a planet in this definition of what a planet is? It is a celestial body that orbits the sun, it has enough gravity to keep a round shape, and no other celestial bodies are in it's orbit. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 03:15, 3 May 2014 (UTC)
If Wikipedia is all NPOV supposedly...[edit]
If there's reasonable dissention as to the appropriateness of this or whether this decision should be honoured, why is it considered vandalism to, for instance, state (in some more eloquent way but something like) on the Pluto page, "Pluto is the first trans-Neptunian object classified as a dwarf planet, or the ninth planet in the solar system, depending on who you ask"
It would seem that if Wikipedia is supposedly intended to be NPOV, then with numerous astronomers in contention on this subject, Wikipedia should not automatically support this decision and mark pluto as a dwarf planet by default and then mention the controversy buried away lower. Weaselly tactics like this support one side of a controversy that has strong proponents on both sides, and Wikipedia is clearly lending support to the IAU decision... and that's an opinion. That's a point of view that is anything but neutral.
If Wikipedia is going to support one side or another of this, it needs to start admitting it straight up, There should be clear statements that Wikipedia supports the IAU's decision and does not support the opinions of dissenting astronomers, and that at least in this instance, the NPOV policy has been suspended.
Otherwise, it needs to stop acting like that's the way things are. 188.8.131.52 (talk) 06:45, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
- While I have no particular opinion about the proper way to do this, a neutral presentation of a subject will appropriately weight the alternative viewpoints. Relegation to a "lower" section may very well be appropriate if the most reliable and verifiable sources agree on a set of facts and follow similar interpretations of said facts to similar conclusions. The very fact that the IAU ruled in favor of this definition by a majority vote means that there will have to be some marginalization of the alternatives, and this article is itself devoted to explaining that majority opinion. Equal time to the minority is not required by NPOV. In fact, it's explicitly argued against at WP:WEIGHT.
- WP might very well partake in a bad and philosophically destructive development in the outside thinking by following the current. The "neutrality" and "NPOV" is maintained technically, not by a political deliberation, so in effect this "neutral" position might in real reality be a not-so neutral position. Now, we're following citable criteria for classifying "planet", "dwarf planet" and "SSSB", if for example there occurs pretty established alternative classification schemes, say supported by 10% of professional astronomers, this would be added as an alternative classification in the infoboxes of the relevant space thingies. We're kind of limited by the mechanics of the WP process, specifically citeability and due weight acc2 academical criteria, so such a citeable alternative classification scheme is on my personal wish list. Maybe we should ask S. Alan Stern to present a such? ... said: Rursus (bork²) 09:40, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
Revision history as sections[edit]
While keeping an article that updates as the IAU revises the definition is sound in principle, many articles will link to the 2006 revision. A section that discusses the 2006 revision and which will not change names seems like a good idea. Numerous articles link to 2006 definition of a planet. While some articles are discussing the definition, many are discussing the revision. It might be good to have a more specific target for the redirect. As Wikipedians, we can recognized the value of revision histories. It might be good to keep a History of the definitions section and subsections for each formal revision. At the worst, it is a curiosity – a record of the process of a scientific body. Novangelis (talk) 16:19, 12 January 2009 (UTC)
- Agreed. The article reads like a history of the debate. The section on the current definitions could easily stand on its own as a much shorter, much clearer article. Papercrab (talk) 05:22, 4 February 2009 (UTC)
Herschel and asteroids[edit]
The statement "Before the discoveries of the early 21st century, astronomers had no real need for a formal definition for planets" is not quite true. As noted in Definition of planet, Ceres and others were originally called planets before being reclassified as asteroids as suggested by Herschel. Some rewording needed here? JQ (talk) 07:04, 4 March 2009 (UTC)
- Should we just say "Before the discoveries of the early 21st century, astronomers did not have a formal definition for the term planet" instead? --Ckatzchatspy 07:21, 4 March 2009 (UTC)
Philosophical/lingustic criticism[edit]
Seems like the philosophical/lingustic criticism against the definition ― defining "dwarf"-X as being not an X and "dwarf" irrespective of size ― actually exists independently of Wikipedia:Here! in the middle of the public's questions. But not easily sourceable. The awareness of confusions between descriptor "dwarf+planet" and definition "dwarfplanet" seems to be easily swept away, while one of the combatants require "a whole new language"! Odd! ... said: Rursus (bork²) 15:12, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- Not unusual:
- a Bombay duck isn't a duck
- white ants aren't ants
- &, as Voltaire famously remarked, the Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire
- Language is like that. Peter jackson (talk) 17:40, 7 May 2009 (UTC)
- No, language is not just like that, see linguistics. This is about terms and defining them logically. I won't be surprised the day when astronomers find an extrasolar substar huh larger than Earth that hasn't "cleared" its neighborhood because of too young. Defining terms is more like not taxing the brains of the speakers with unnecessary garbage, see IUPAC. ... said: Rursus (mbork³) 17:11, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
- How can logic be overlooked, when logic is the founding of thought? Hommedeterre1 (talk) 13:35, 27 June 2011 (UTC)
Earth not a planet?[edit]
The IAU specifying in 2006 that a spacial body must declutter its orbit to be classed as a planet raises issues in my opinion about whether or not Earth, which is surrounded by artificial space junk, can be called a planet when it is surrounded by manmade debris. Hommedeterre1 (talk) 13:31, 27 June 2011 (UTC)
- Wikipedia talk pages are not places to express opinions about issues raised by articles, only issues with the articles themselves. Serendipodous 18:07, 27 June 2011 (UTC)
Well then what is that place? ~~Anon~~ — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:33, 25 July 2011 (UTC)
This issue is still extant (with the IAU, not the Wikipedia itself). For clarity, there really does need to be an addition to the IAU planet definion to allow for moons. Otherwise, according to the IAU's own definition, the sun only has two known planets (Mercury and Venus; and I would even question Mercury, but that's another story), since all the other planet-sized objects ALL have natural objects following them around IN THEIR ORBITAL SPACE. It should also be modified to include an upper size limit (this will have to wait until they decide what constitutes a brown dwarf, of course), and be generalized to include planets orbiting other stars. The IAU definition, as it stands, was decided in a hugely emotional atmosphere, and holding to it unmodified does not serve knowledge, but exhibits unbridled hubris and nothing more than that. It was poorly decided, and it desperately needs to be amended. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 18:47, 6 May 2013 (UTC)
- You misunderstand the 'clearing the neighborhood' criterion. It doesn't require that a planet have nothing else anywhere near it, it requires that a large majority of the mass near it is dominated by the planet's gravity. Examples of an object being dominated by a planet's gravity include being trapped in orbit around the planet, or being forced into a resonant orbit like many Kuiper belt objects with Neptune, or being confined to small stable areas like the Trojan asteroids at Jupiter's Lagrangian points. After you set aside all cases such as those, then you consider all the uncontrolled objects crossing through a planet's orbital space and add up their mass. All the near-Earth asteroids added up are much less massive than the Earth itself. --Patteroast (talk) 04:01, 7 May 2013 (UTC)
Definition of moon?[edit]
Is there a comparable definition of what a "moon" is? Given the large and growing population of "moons" in the Solar System, I think it might be useful. I was thinking of something like in the following table:
|orbits star directly
|orbits something else
|Stern-Levison parameter > 1
|Moon (quasiplanet)
|Stern-Levison parameter < 1
|Dwarf planet
|Too small to be in equilibrium
|Smaller (Solar) System Object
The Stern-Levison parameter for a moon would be calculated assuming the moon orbited the star in the orbit of its primary. The definition of "quasiplanet" might be useful for exoplanets, since a habitable object could be a planet orbiting the star or a quasiplanet orbiting a gas giant orbiting the star.
Any idea whether anybody in the astronomical community proposed something like this? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ambi Valent (talk • contribs) 22:18, 3 October 2012 (UTC)
Pluto is a planet, says the IAU[edit]
I found the IAU question and answers form very confusing. Seen here: http://www.iau.org/public_press/news/release/iau0601/q_answers/ There is a questions: Is Pluto a planet? They answer clearly 'Yes'. They then said they are merely sub classifying pluto, as in this instance a 'dwarf planet'. With this in mind, nothing has really changed. So when you talk about the planets in the solar system. Pluto is a planet and if you're an enthusiast you might say it's not a classical planet. [The last sentences of this discussion are wrong: there was a specific vote at the 2006 IAU General Assembly whether to define "classical planet" so as to have terms in parallel with "dwarf planet" but the proposal was voted down. So "dwarf planets" are not planets, according to the IAU. Exoplanets haven't been dealt with yet; they are also not technically "planets" by the IAU definition of "planet."] Clever wording by the IAU, but cultural definitions, history and context should have more impact on what people perceive and call things. A great example is how everyone calls Big Ben, in London, 'Big Ben'. Yet if you're an enthusiastic historian or local enthusiast you would inform others that it's the bell that's called Big Ben, not the Elizabeth Tower. However, if an International Clocktower Union of 8000 members announced from this day hence forth it will now be known as Elizabeth Tower on all postcards, well you get the drift, it wouldn't happen. I think it's another typical case of wikipedia allowing the enthusiasts dictatorial rights over the content that has cultural significance. You can't change history, Pluto is a planet and the IAU agree, where is the debate? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 23:46, 5 June 2013 (UTC)
- The IAU did say that people did not have to adhere to their view on a Planet.Magnum Serpentine (talk) 03:54, 4 July 2013 (UTC)
- The Q&A that you link to is _not_ associated with the IAU resolution that created the "Dwarf Planets". Instead, it is associated with an earlier draft proposal, in which Pluto, Charon and Eris were all classified as Planets. (See the section "Draft proposal" in this wikipedia article.) Bluap (talk) 10:16, 4 July 2013 (UTC)
Incorrect numbers in Criticism/Process[edit]
The Criticism/process section states that only 424 members voted on the planet definition, which is resolution 5. But the IAU vote results show that the 424 was for resolution 6; the total vote for resolution 5 was not counted. The earlier "Plenary session debate" section indicates that over a thousand were in attendance for the votes. Why are we propagating a journalist's mistake? Tbayboy (talk) 21:19, 4 January 2014 (UTC)
- That IAU source actually gives 411 voters for resolution 6A (adding up "237 votes in favour, 157 against and 17 abstentions"), and less than 400 for resolution 6B. Since it doesn't give the total votes for resolutions 1-5, the 424 claim is not contradicted by it: 424-91=333 votes against would be "many more" than 91 votes in favour; and there may well have been 13 people who left between 5 and 6A. The "over a thousand who attended the session" claim in the article is unreferenced and not supported by your IAU source, AFAICS. (And even if it was, it doesn't contradict the BBC's claim either, since there's no knowing whether the remaining ~600 people left before or after resolution 5.) Admittedly it is strange that the BBC gives an exact number for the vote while the IAU claims it wasn't counted. --Roentgenium111 (talk) 18:24, 27 June 2014 (UTC)
- I don't know where the "thousand" claim comes from, so I agree with the CN. The vote wasn't counted, so "424 votes cast" is wrong -- the number is not known. I haven't been able to find any original source for it, just apparent repeaters (i.e., none of the sources that state it indicate where the number comes from, who did the counting or what they counted). Note that the section "Plenary Session Debate" claims 30 abstainers (and 424 total) for 6A, not the IAU-ref'd number, so more cleaning is needed there.
- Speaking extra-wikily, the IAU is correct about it not being counted: there was a video of the vote, which I saw, and they said there was no need to count. I doubt if it's still around, but you can look. There might also be a transcript lying around if you want to search. But I think the IAU ref is pretty solid. I'll do a quick check of Brown's Pluto book, since he describes the event there, as he watched it live. Tbayboy (talk) 19:30, 27 June 2014 (UTC)
- While the vote wasn't counted officially by the IAU, it's certainly possible that one of the participants (or any present observer, e.g. a BBC journalist, if there was one) did an "unofficial" count, since it was presumably an open vote. (Or one could easily count the votes from the video you mention, in case it showed the whole plenum during the vote.) The 30 abstainers for 6A are indeed also contradicted by the IAU source - if there's no other source for it, maybe someone "calculated" it from the "misplaced" 424 figure and the other values?
- FWIW, Margot's essay [1], also quoted elsewhere in the article, mentions "over 400 present" for the vote. --Roentgenium111 (talk) 20:04, 27 June 2014 (UTC)
- Brown, in "How I Killed Pluto" book (pg 224), says the "yes" vote was so obvious that no count was made, and that was before any opportunity to vote "no" or "abstain". Also note that the BBC article doesn't say how many voted, only that 424 astronomers were there. There was no vote count, but somebody might well have kept track of the number of voting paddles distributed for the session, or something like that. Furthermore, from the book, before the 5B vote, Jocelyn Bell gave a clarification and referred to the non-astronomers present, so the >1000 might be including them. Good faith and all that.
- As an aside, 424 is consistent with the 411 from the IAU 6A count, since abstentions were explicitly voted (according to an earlier edit). It seems reasonable that some people wouldn't bother to explicitly abstain, in addition to your comment that maybe some left, and we can throw in a few for simple miscounting.
- Looking through the article history, the paragraph first said "under 500", unreferenced from an IP. That got changed to 424, unreferenced, by another IP. The "over a thousand" and "30 abstentions" was added by user Pasachoff, who's earliest edits include several of the page for one Jay Pasachoff, an American astronomer. You can construct your own hypothesis about that. :-)
- I think those numbers should be removed from the "Plenary" section, just keeping the actual vote counts. They're not relevant there, anyway. In the "Process" section, the 424 can be kept (it is the number used in the complaints), but rephrased to drop the "cast a vote", and drop the subsequent sentence on the 6A number. There's a 2700 number there (from BBC, quoting Gingerich) which is at odds with the 2411 number from the IAU newletter quoted in "Plenary"; I think the latter should just be removed, since it's irrelevant in context (and probably wrong -- Gingerich also says only 10% of those 2700 voted). Tbayboy (talk) 01:39, 28 June 2014 (UTC)
- Thanks for the research. The 2411 number isn't actually backed up by its claimed reference (the linked page seems to have changed); the IAU press release discussed above mentions "over 2500". I'd agree removing it from the plenary section, as well as the unreferenced "over thousand". But I would either keep the 424 number (replacing the wrong "chose to vote or indicate their abstention on Resolution 6A (below)" by "took part", as supported by BBC), or instead use the less specific "over 400" for Res. 5 given by Margot's source (which is very plausible from the IAU 6A count as well) so that we have at least a ballpark number for the number of voters.
- Since Gingerich's 2700 number does not coincide with the IAU's number (and contradicts his own 10% claim), I think we shouldn't use it either outside "Process". We should also remove your January addition "However, that number was for Resolution 6A..." to "Process" since no source claims 424 participants for 6A, only for 5. --Roentgenium111 (talk) 15:36, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
- I found a copy of the conference newsletters here. The figures given in the newsletter for the Res.6A vote was 237+157+30 = 424, so that's probably where that number came from. The other newletters can be accessed by changing nsiii_10 in the URL to nsiii_01, etc. I'm going to skim through them before making any changes, just in case something relevant pops up. Tbayboy (talk) 03:48, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
- I didn't find much in a quick skim. In Newsletter 5 there's a comment that a quarter of the world's 10000 astronomers attended the conference. There's also a reply to a comment that makes clear that the H-E criterion does not include small rubble piles, pointing out the "overcome rigid body forces" wording. Tbayboy (talk) 00:59, 4 July 2014 (UTC)
hi — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2605:6000:3345:EF00:9C0C:EA83:1A8F:466B (talk) 18:07, 21 October 2015 (UTC)
a couple of questions of wording[edit]
- Astronomers also knew that more objects as large as Pluto would be discovered, and the number of planets would start growing quickly. ...
How could they know that? Perhaps knew should be thought it likely?
- In 2006, the matter came to a head with the first measurement of the size of 2003 UB313. That measurement had showed Eris (as it was believed to be until the 'New Horizons' mission to Pluto) to appear to be slightly larger than Pluto ...
This seems to say that New Horizons found that Eris was living under a pseudonym. What did it really intend to say? —Tamfang (talk) 19:03, 15 November 2015 (UTC)
IAU Euler Diagram[edit]
Per wikipedia article IAU Definition of a Planet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Euler_diagram_of_solar_system_bodies.svg
According to the IAU Euler Diagram, the Trans-Neptunian Objects category does NOT overlap the Planets category. Therefore, if Planet Nine is indeed Earth-sized or much larger, there would be a true Planet in the Trans-Neptunian objects category, requiring the Euler diagram to change, expanding Trans-Neptunian objects category to overlap into Planets. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Contributions/ (talk) 21:25, 21 January 2016 (UTC)
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I spend a lot of time on airplanes. Probably too much; even more than when I was a Powerpoint monkey. And in that time, I think I've collected enough wisdom and experience that some of you in the audience might find it useful – especially if it isn't your day job, travelling to shoot is a rare luxury. The last thing you want to have are either nasty surprises with airlines or the anxiety of missed opportunities…so here are a few useful tips.
A concise city guide for photographers – updated!
Updated from the 2012 version: my concise city guide for photographers. I've added many cities to the list since the first edition, and things have of course changed. This guide is a shortlist of places I've been to personally that I think are worth visiting as a photographer, places to be avoided, and places if you like a challenge… It's organized by city, in alphabetical order. Name links lead you to any other posts tagged from that location – usually photoessays – to help you get a better idea of what to expect. Certain destinations also have a vicarious travel/photographic guide in the form of a How To See episode – links for those are included, too. MT
Photoessay: The people of Taipei
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Whenever I travel, I find the people more interesting than the location: they give a place character, and say a lot about the local culture. It is therefore natural that we photograph people as part of a travel photography set, and seek to capture a little bit of everything: some culture, some uniqueness, some context – in essence, the spirit of the location. Things that stand out are behaviours that I find unfamiliar or inexplicable; but this must be balanced with normal people going about their lives to avoid a biased view of extremes and stereotypes. I found Taipei to be a quirky blend of China's modern awkwardness at attempting to copy the west; Japan's tech-obsession, and a little of that old dynastic elegance. Enjoy! MT
This set was shot with a Ricoh GR, Nikon D800E and Zeiss ZF.2 1.4/55 Otus APO-Distagon.
Photoessay: The magic forest
Following on from yesterday's article on travelling as a photographer – specifically the portion on serendipity – I thought it might be nice to show an example of that in today's photoessay.
Travelling as a photographer
There's a big difference between travelling for photography, and taking photographs while travelling. I think it all boils down to priorities: is your priority photography, or travel? Or are you like me: photographing gives you a reason to travel, and forces you to observe and thus enrich your experience?
Artificial environments and 'tourist' photography
A couple of months ago, I spent some time in a theme park – not because I particularly wanted to go on any of the rides or because I felt like I needed a little escapism, but because I was teaching a workshop as part of the Maybank Photo Awards 2013, and Universal Studios Singapore was a sponsor. Being there made me realize a number of things.
Photoessay: New York City in colour
I'm guessing you're probably sick of seeing NYC, so this will be the last one for the time being: somewhere between street photography and the observations of a flaneur, but above all, a view at how I see a new environment. Shot with the Fuji X20 and Nikon Coolpix A; two very capable and enjoyable cameras I reviewed some time back while in the US. Enjoy! MT
The proverbial desert island camera
One question you tend to see publicly discussed ad nauseam on forums is the one that goes something along the lines of "If you could only bring one camera/lens to a desert island, what would that be, and why?" I'm sure it's something even we more serious photographers give some consideration to from time to time; if only because one day we might find ourselves facing such an eventuality. In the greater interests of this site's readership, I put myself in precisely that situation a couple of weeks ago.
Travel photography
After writing the article on why we photograph and fresh off the back of several overseas trips, I wanted to share a few thoughts on travel photography. It seems that like street photography, the 'travel' genre is almost a generic catch-all bucket for images that don't fit anything else; it's a bit of portrait, a bit of landscape, a bit of street, a bit of still life, a bit of architecture, and, well, just ill-defined.
Film Diaries: Temples in Fukuoka
It's impossible to go anywhere in Japan without happening across a temple or two. They provide both places of worship for the faithful and serene oases for the rest of us. They're always impeccably maintained and a great show of craftsmanship; naturally lending themselves to photography. I spent half a day during my last trip to Fukuoka visiting some of the temples in the Gion district, and engaging in some slow, meditative photography with the Hasselblad. These images were shot primarily with the 80/2.8 CF on Ilford Delta 100 and scanned with the D800E. Enjoy! MT


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Man's best friend is still man's best, even after a decade apart.
When Mike got the call that his dog Bandit has been found, at first he thought it was a prank. He lost the shih tzu five years ago when it escaped through a hole in his fence and was then grabbed by an unknown man in a car.
Tis the season to do shopping, fa la la la la. So when you are out marking people off your Christmas list, do you do any shopping for your pet?
The Amarillo Humane Society does an amazing job at helping abandoned or abused animals, but they can't do it alone. The wonderful people at the Amarillo YMCA are coming together to help raise money and have fun with Paw's-a-Palooza!
Want to lower your stress levels at the office? Take your dog to work. Research finds employees who do so not only experience less angst during the day, but their co-workers could benefit from Fido's presence too.
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Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum has a puppy that looks like a living teddy bear. Jake Owen has two slobbery bulldogs. Who's to say that one is cuter than the other, however? You can make that decision on your own at the end of this list of the cutest pets in country music.
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Monticello — If you live far enough in the country to have occasional bear problems, you don't expect to deal with gang problems, too.
But in Sullivan County, more and more, you get both.
The focal points of the county's emerging gang problem are the population centers: Monticello, Liberty, Fallsburg. But there are hints even in the rural havens: Gunfire in Youngsville, burglary rings in western Sullivan, drug suspects from Neversink busted in Monticello. These things are not ominous portents. They are concrete evidence that gang activity is here.
The graffiti says it all. Spray-painted tags and insults, cryptic initials. Sullivan County isn't the country anymore, not really.
"We've identified Bloods, Crips, Latin Kings, LOS, BGs," said Doug Solomon, Monticello's police chief.
His cops have been photographing tattoos and gathering information on local gang players, and on the guns and drugs that seem to flow more freely than ever though the village in the past two years.
Solomon and District Attorney Steve Lungen will file a grant proposal by the end of September for about $60,000, so the beat cops can dedicate some time to get deeper into the gang problem.
"Gang activity is not something you can just go out and make an arrest on," Lungen said. "With gang activity, you have to do a lot of surveillance and a lot of intelligence."
As Monticello had cracked down over the past couple of years, the problem has migrated.
"The people who do the gang-drug-gun activity have gotten arrested so many times," Lungen said, "they have moved out."
But they still go to where the people are to do most of their illicit business. Monticello has arrested suspects with addresses in Bethel and Neversink.
Sheriff Mike Schiff said he'd like a countywide gang detail, and an effort to warn pupils.
"We need the school resource officers, we need the DARE officers in the schools," he said. "We have a lot of disenfranchised youth in the county, and they're susceptible."
On Thursday, after a question from county Legislator Rodney Gaebel, Schiff laid out some initial plans to the Legislature's public safety committee. The Sheriff's Department has sent two patrol deputies and two jail deputies to training to learn about gangs. The department has started photographing tattoos and collecting gang information, much as Monticello does.
Solomon hopes grant money will help Monticello do more. So far in 2006, police have gone on 65 gun calls. In 19, they found either a gun, bullet casings or a victim. Before 2002, he said, guns were a rarity in Monticello crime. Now it's common for people to hear gunshots outside the apartment complexes near the high school.
"The guns are way up," Solomon said. "The last couple years have been unbelievable."
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City and county officials signed off Friday on an unprecedented joint venture with Wingate University, Blue Ridge Community College and Pardee Hospital to build a health education facility in downtown Hendersonville.
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The city of Hendersonville's contract to purchase property at 747 Sixth Ave. W. was announced at a special-called joint meeting of the City Council and Henderson County Board of Commissioners.
With participation from Wingate, BRCC and Pardee, the county will design, construct and fund a roughly 60,000-square-foot building near the hospital to house both existing and future health care education programs offered locally by BRCC and Wingate.
The city is purchasing the property for $650,000 and will incur as-yet undetermined demolition costs, clearing the land of the three structures currently on the property, said City Manager John Connet.
Henderson County will spend an estimated $16.2 million to complete the fully furnished facility, said County Manager Steve Wyatt.
"We will be paying debt service down over the next several years, and we have a capital plan to finance this project, some undetermined school projects (and) perhaps a Rescue Squad EMS project, probably in the $40 million to $45 million range over the next five to six years," Wyatt said.
BRCC's health education programs, such as its nursing associate degree, surgical technology degree and diploma, nurse aide I and II certifications and phlebotomy certification, will be moved to the new facility, as will all of Wingate's Hendersonville-based programs currently taught at the 11,000-square-foot facility on Fifth Avenue East.
Wingate's local programs include pharmacy, physician assistant studies and master in business administration programs. Any new programs established by BRCC or Wingate, including a physical therapy or registered nurse program, would also be housed in the new building.
BRCC President Molly Parkhill said the new "state-of-the art facility" will give students enrolled in BRCC's associate in science program a seamless transition into Wingate's pharmacy program.
She said BRCC is also looking at a dual-enrollment nursing program with Wingate, whereby students could simultaneously pursue their associate and bachelor degrees in nursing — which increases their odds for employment.
"The hospitals, especially, are requiring a bachelor in nursing," Parkhill said.
Right next door, Pardee Hospital will serve as a "steady pipeline" from the education facility into the health care workforce, said hospital president and CEO Jay Kirby.
With an impending physician shortage and aging population, Kirby said the community will benefit from the physician assistants, pharmacists and registered nurses coming out of the new facility.
Within the building itself, "Pardee can design and rent up to 25,000 square feet," Kirby said.
He said the hospital will use that section of the facility for medical services, including primary care and rehabilitation for Pardee patients.
"We're going to integrate education and the provision of care," Kirby said.
Wingate President Jerry McGee sees the new facility as a step in fulfilling a responsibility the university has to the local health care workforce.
"When we got into the health care education business some 13 or 14 years ago, we assumed responsibility for providing improved health care education in (the) Piedmont and Western North Carolina," McGee said.
"This conversation started a decade ago," he said, referring to when Hendersonville and Henderson County officials first approached Wingate about meeting health care needs in Western North Carolina.
Commissioner Larry Young recalls first meeting McGee about four years ago, when the local Wingate campus was still a dream.
Young said Wingate required a resolution from Park Ridge Health, the Charles George VA Medical Center and Pardee before establishing the local campus.
"Otherwise, they were going to Greensboro," Young said. "That started the ball rolling."
"We started off with a very small campus," he added.
Now, McGee sees the 80 students at Wingate growing to 200, and both county and city officials are excited about the economic opportunities the new facility — and its students — will bring.
"They'll have to have somewhere to live," said County Commissioner Mike Edney.
"And they'll have to eat and buy gas," added Wyatt. "Hendersonville is a college town now. It's going to drive the economy."
According to a study that Creative Economic Development Consulting performed for the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development, Wingate's economic impact is estimated to be $18 million to $22 million as enrollment grows to projected numbers.
Construction of the facility alone is estimated to bring $24 million to the area. Another $482,000 in payroll is expected to be generated locally, and housing and retail spending will boost the economy.
"We need to innovate and cooperate and move forward to make things happen," Edney said. "I think this is a great example of how we can work together."
Wyatt said the target date for completion for the facility is Christmas 2015.
"Then we can move in January 2016," he said.
Wyatt said soil testing has been performed on the property, and the design process should begin next week.
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When Warner Bros. announced Monolith's Guardians of Middle-Earth way back in May, the game immediately had its skeptics. A MOBA exclusively for consoles? Who'd ever heard of such a thing? No one, and that's really the whole point, says developer Monolith.
Guardians of Middle-Earth senior producer Ruth Tomandl is quite proud of what Monolith has built, and it seems there is a fair share of console gamers out there who want a MOBA all their own.
She and producer Bob Roberts were eager to explain that GOME wasn't just some PC port, as so many expect it to be. No, this MOBA is constructed from the ground up for console play. Tomandl explains:
"We've been getting a lot of feedback from players that it does feel intuitive, that it's a very good fit for the console -- it doesn't feel like a PC game ported to a console. It really feels like a console game, and I think people are continuously pleasantly surprised when they play the game. I think people are still expecting it to feel like a half-assed port, and it's not: it's a console game that's developed for the console."
Part of it has to do with dropping the whole money aspect, making experience points the only form of currency in a match. This means last-hitting is no longer an issue, and players won't spend the first minutes of a match playing so defensively, waiting for someone else to screw up first while they farm.
As Roberts notes, they've streamlined the game in a way that keeps with the basic ideas and strategies of MOBA but made it more action-driven. This XP-only system "shortcuts the first six to ten minutes of a typical League of Legends match," he says, which ought to cut down the average match to 20 to 40 minutes, rather than the 40 to an hour many MOBA players are accustomed to.
When asked why GOME was made a console MOBA, Roberts also pointed out that the MOBA genre is already a simplified iteration of strategy gaming, making it more suited to consoles. Tomandl adds that no one had really done a MOBA especially for consoles before, stating:
"We did definitely want to go with an XBLA/PSN game. We felt it was the best place for it, that it would really live well, so it was developed at an XBLA/PSN game."
Recently, Guardians of Middle-Earth was given December release date for PS3, with the Xbox 360 version possibly arriving earlier. The game will launch with some 20 champions.


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And what better place to showcase your talents for the world to see than the NBA playoffs? You can bet that GMs and coaches from teams all around the league are closely following the performance of potential free agents in the playoffs, and you can also bet that those free agents are giving 110 percent effort, knowing that a good postseason might lead to a ton of cash later on.
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okay lets jus see what happens
Well, anonymous -- feel free to email me for additional directions if you can't get it working. But you'll have to actually identify yourself.
Too bad.
Too too bad.
nice hack, but why isn't it in the hacks section?
It will be, with a half a dozen others I'm doing. I wanted to finish all of them and clean up the code and actually document it before posting in the official documentation wiki.
Once I finish the last hack -- the redirects for the old MT pages to the new WP pages-- then I'll be done this round, and will put it all online. Promise.
(Of course, there's a comment preview....hmmm)
Great! Have you looked at Alex's Redirecting MT requests effort?
It would be neat to put this in an iframe, maybe refreshed with javascript command?
There really isn't room on the page for a preview. If there were, you'd have to put it at the bottom and then scroll back and forth to look at it.
I prefer the separate page. If I make another hack for my own version, it would be to refresh this page everytime the person hits the Save and Continue button.
However, I did just notice that there is a bug in 1.02 in that draft mode isn't taking once you publish a post. I imagine this is fixed in 1.2, but will probably look at fixing this in 1.02, too.
Even when I go to 1.2, I'll probably take this hack with me -- I like the separate page.
why cant we incorporate the same preview feature that some guy made for the comment thingy... that worked well in all browsers!
Whoo Hoo! Long Live my comments preview port! I was thinking of hacking something up for this as well.
Be back in a bit with some expamples and possible implementations...
jesuit, make a plugin for it please...
If the direction is to go with the live preview on the same page as the edit, should I bag providing my alternative then? I don't want to put in the time to clean up or document if it's only being used by myself.
Okay I was lying about the plugin thing... it is all done. You can find it here: http://chrisjdavis.org/hacks/wp-preview.phps
Shelleyp: No, no. This is all about choice! There will be people who will want it in another page/pane, so they won't use mine; also not everyone is going to want a live preview of what they are typing.
I for one would love to see what you are working on , and I think Allusion and the other devs would like it as well.
Hack on!
You can now find more info on the wiki under plugins.
Oh and I fixed the problems with the "too many spaces" junk.
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Philippine President Benigno Aquino III on Tuesday led the welcome ceremonies for the country's second Hamilton-class cutter from the U.S., a warship that was acquired as part of efforts to modernize the nation's naval force in the face of the territorial dispute in the South China Sea.
The warship was renamed after the late Commodore Ramon Alcaraz, who in World War II shot down three Japanese fighter planes using only a 55-foot stepped-hull torpedo boat.
"He was aware that nobody will defend our country but us," President Aquino said of the Filipino war hero.
China has been aggressively asserting its territorial claims in the South China Sea, running counter to the claims Philippines, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam. The disputed areas include some of the richest fishing grounds and important sea lanes, and they are suspected to contain crude oil and natural gas.
The Philippines, whose navy is one of the weakest in the region, decided to take its territorial dispute with China to a United Nations tribunal, heightening the tension between the two countries. The U.S. is backing Manila's legal action, even though the U.S. isn't a signatory to the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea that is the basis of the Philippines' case against China.
Mr. Aquino said the all-weather cutter will greatly enhance the country's ability to patrol one of the longest coast lines in the Asia-Pacific region. Most of the Philippines' 32 naval vessels are World War II vintage, he said.
Now the BRP Ramon Alcaraz, the 378-foot cutter used to be the USCGC Dallas and was built in 1967. It was decommissioned in March last year and transferred to the Philippines two months later as an excess defense article through the U.S. Foreign Assistance Act, which authorizes the U.S. president to transfer articles no longer needed by the military on a grant basis to eligible countries. The ship is now armed with a MK. 75 Oto Melara 76-millimeter compact canon, and two Mk. 38 mod 2 25-millimeter chain gun systems. It had to be refurbished and its crew needed training in the U.S.
Two years earlier, the Philippine acquired another Hamilton-class cutter from the U.S. and renamed it BRP Gregorio del Pilar, the country's first frigate. Last year, the BRP Gregorio del Pilar was involved in a standoff with the Chinese Navy at the Scarborough Shoal, an incident that sparked the latest tension between the two Asian neighbors.
The Philippines spent around $10 million to refurbish the del Pilar and train its crew, and $14 million for the Alcaraz.
President Aquino recalled that over the past three years, his government has spent around $635 million to modernize the military. That is slightly more the amount spent by his predecessor, former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, over nine years. He said that the bill he signed in December will extend the military modernization law by another 15 years, with a plan to spend as much as $1.7 billion in the first five years to enhance military capability.
After World War II, the Philippines' armed forces was one of the most well-equipped and well-trained in the region. Now, it is one of the weakest, with many of its ships and aircraft vintages of various wars, including the Vietnam war.


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The first residential/commercial development of its kind proposed for Dana Point's Town Center won unanimous approval from the Planning Commission on Monday night.
John Chen, the principal developer, intends to develop vacant land at Del Prado and Violet Lantern with first-floor restaurant and retail space and 18 second- and third-floor residential units, plus three levels of enclosed parking.
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Oliver Harris, 50, a native of New Orleans and resident of Thibodaux, died at Thibodaux General Hospital at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2007.
Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Mount Calvary Baptist Church in St. James, with burial in the church cemetery.
He is survived by five sisters, Elouise and Ethel Mae LeBeouf, Celestine Sims, Enola Harris and Ruby Coleman; five brothers, Irvin, Melvin, Frankie Sr., Jefferson Sr. and Allen Harris Jr.; one brother-in-law, the Rev. Ronald Coleman; one sister-in-law, Gail Harris; and numerous relatives.
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State Sen. Josh Green of Kona jump-started the effort to get more doctors on the Big Island on Thursday with passage of his own bill in the Senate Health Committee, which he chairs.
SB664 would appropriate $2.8 million in Fiscal Year 2013-14, and the same amount in the following fiscal year, to support Hilo Medical Center's residency program, known as the Hawaii Health System Corp. Primary Care Training Program, which proponents of the bill say will bring more doctors to the island for training and, hopefully, to stay.
SB1220, which is nearly identical to SB664, is scheduled for a hearing before the same committee Friday afternoon in Honolulu, said Kaloa Robinson, who has been tracking the bills as director of marketing for Hilo Medical Center.
A third bill that would also appropriate the same amount of funding for the program over the next two years, HB417, has been introduced in the state House of Representatives, but hearings have not been scheduled for that measure.
Lori Rodgers, executive director of the Hilo Medical Center Foundation, distributed copies of the bills this week with an "urgent plea" for individuals and organizations in the Big Island community to lend their support to the effort to overcome a critical shortage of primary health care providers on the Big Island.
Green said that as a physician and graduate of a similar residency training program on the mainland, and as an elected state official, "I really believe we have a need for more family practitioners." He said the measure he introduced was supported by testimony from Howard Ainsley, CEO of Hilo Medical Center, and Bruce Anderson, CEO of HHSC, which operates eight hospitals in Hawaii, including Hilo Medical Center.
"It's a good bill," Green said. "There was no opposition (Wednesday). I definitely hope to get this passed in the Legislature this year."
Robinson said Friday's hearing on SB1220 will likely still be held. "We gotta go through the process," he said. "Eventually, it will go to Ways and Means."
"Budgets are always tight," Green acknowledged, "but we'll continue to make our case."
Proponents have been trying to get state money for a program to recruit and retain physicians on the Big Island since the mid-1990s.
Pleas for help from the community have been circulating this week among service and community groups online throughout the Hawaii Island community.
"We think it's very important for the community to get behind this," Rogers said. "Hopefully that's what will push this through."
Robinson said strong support for the bills has been offered by the the Hilo, Kona, Kohala, Japanese and Portuguese chambers of commerce on the Big Island.
The bill's purpose is to address the shortage of primary care providers in the state by appropriating funds to the program at Hilo Medical Center. The funds would go to HHSC for implementation of the program.
Training provided by the program "will generate interdisciplinary teams capable of caring for four times as many patients as independent practicing physicians," says SB1220, crafted by Sen. Gil Kahele of Hilo.
Kahele said he's fine with Green's bill. "The whole idea is to get something moving. Hopefully we're successful. We're working as a team."
Kahele said final passage will not be easy because "everybody has their hand out" at the legislature. "We're doing the best we can and this facilitates it."
Rogers says the program has a "proven effective physician recruitment and retention strategy," and that up to 80 percent of residents stay and practice where they train. She said it would train four new primary care providers each year and will reduce the cost of health care by reducing avoidable emergency room visits and hospital stays. Similar programs on the mainland have frequently shown positive returns on investment in other states where the program are supported, she added.
"Our island is experiencing a severe physician shortage," Rogers said. Medical school graduates typically undergo three years of on-the-job residency training at hospitals, and the Rural Residency program was based on research that shows at least 80 percent of doctors stay and work where they complete their residency.
"It's important that medical students train in our community so they can become comfortable here and understand the challenges that our island faces," said the HMC Foundation's website. "This is the best solution to attract, train and retain doctors and other medical professionals on an ongoing basis."
The idea has been discussed since the 1990s, Rogers said. In 2008, the foundation raised funds to help Hilo Medical Center establish the island's first residency program after state funding was withheld.
The Legislature in 2008 passed Act 277, allotting $4 million to the program. However, the funds were not released. The foundation petitioned then-Gov. Linda Lingle with more than 6,000 signatures in support of the program to no avail.
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I gave a toast at their commitment ceremony two years earlier in that same spot, and I was reminded by Jason and Michael and some of Sunday's guests of what I had said. My hope for them and everyone present in 2006 was that we would someday see the reality of marriage equality in California, so that Jason and Michael would have the full rights, benefits and responsibilities of marriage that the many straight married couples among the guests already have. After two years of much hard work, that toast became a reality!
We had a wonderful afternoon celebrating their marriage, and as things began to wind down, Jason asked me if I intended to marry Stephen some day. I said, "Well, we have achieved marriage equality in two states, now we have 48 states remaining, plus our own District of Columbia, so perhaps we'll walk down the aisle when we have marriage equality in our own backyard."
Of course, now we must hold on to marriage equality in California. While out on the west coast, I met with several chapter leaders to discuss how they are working to defeat Proposition 8. They and we at PFLAG National are all committed to fighting this anti-gay, anti-family and anti-community initiative. PFLAG is working in unison with the Equality for All Campaign and its many partners to keep marriage equality alive and well in California.
In doing so, we'll ensure that Jason's and Michael's marriage, and that of thousands of other committed gay couples who have also married since June, will remain protected. Families and communities are much stronger because of marriage equality, so this is a fight we all must join, regardless of where we live. In keeping marriage equality in California, we give hope to the millions of couples across the nation who dream of the same for their relationships. Now is the time for all of us to work to defeat Prop 8. Click here to learn how today!
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