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I don't have the exact words in front of me, but from memory I recall the dispatcher saying 'you don't need to do that' when Zimmerman affirmed he was following Martin. There was no order. The idea that he was ordered to stay in his car by the dispatcher is as far as I know a media trope. After the dispatcher told him he did not have to follow Martin, Zimmerman replied 'ok'.. that can be clearly heard by my memory. Or should I revisit the transcript because this drumbeat about being 'ordered by a dispatcher' to remain in his vehicle is repeated over and over again in the press and I just didn't see that in the transcript.
Also there is no evidence that I am aware of that shows that Zimmerman followed Martin after the dispatcher request. It is all supposition, because there are no witnesses of who approached who.
I don't think the dispatcher ever told him to remain in his vehicle. When he was told he didn't need to follow him, Zimmerman was already out of the vehicle. At that point he said "OK" and was headed back to his vehicle.
" um, we don't need you to do that" I think were the exact words.
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Little boy with big strength pulls family car with family inside
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IF he wasn't so little, you'd think he was Hercules.
Cameras have captured a seven-year-old boy in China pulling the family car for several yards.
Adding to the challenge, his family was sitting inside the car at the time!
The little wonder is fast becoming famous for his superhuman strength.
Cameras have also captured him carrying his 90kg dad on his back and shouldering a 40kg bag of corn.
So what's wrong with this kid? Nothing! He's just big boned, doctors say.
When asked what he wants to become when he grows up, it came as no surprise when he answered a champion weight lifter.

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SACRAMENTO (AP) - California could become the first state to allow family members, licensed therapists and health care providers to petition a judge to take firearms from someone who has shown signs that they could harm others or themselves.
PETROLIA (AP) - The extensive search for an ex-convict suspected of killing his wife and two young daughters last year ended with the discovery of skeletal remains on a Northern California riverbank that officials confirmed Sunday as those of the fugitive.
SONORA (AP) - Residents living downstream from a popular summer lake in Tuolumne County were warned to watch for flash floods on Sunday after the dam that holds back the lake's millions of gallons of water sprung leaks, federal and local authorities said.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Guardians of the Galaxy" blasted past expectations at the weekend box office.
ESCONDIDO (AP) - The American Civil Liberties Union on Friday appealed a San Diego suburb's decision to reject a shelter for unaccompanied children arrested by the Border Patrol.
RARE WHALE FOSSIL PULLED FROM BACKYARD: RANCHO PALOS VERDES (AP) - A search-and-rescue team pulled a rare half-ton whale fossil from a Southern California backyard Friday, a feat that the team agreed to take on as a makeshift training mission.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A state appellate court ruling has given new momentum to Gov. Jerry Brown's $68 billion high-speed rail project by providing the state with a substantial funding source and lifting one cloud over a plan that has been widely criticized for its cost, route, construction plans and environmental reviews.
STOCKTON (AP) - The attorney for the family of a woman who was killed after being taken hostage during a Northern California bank robbery said he wants to know whether police made mistakes or suffered a communication breakdown, a newspaper reported.
SAN BERNARDINO . (AP) - A 76-year-old Fontana man has won a $60 million Powerball jackpot - the largest Lotto award in San Bernardino County history.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A San Francisco transit bus and a commuter train crashed into trucks minutes apart Friday, injuring 40 people and sending more than 20 of them to the hospital, authorities said.
ALTURAS (AP) - Firefighters in Northern California were battling several lightning-sparked wildfires Friday, including a blaze in rural Modoc County that forced about 120 people to evacuate.
FRESNO (AP) - A Fresno man who told detectives he strangled his 78-year-old grandmother will be tried on a murder charge.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Repair crews on Thursday were shoring up a giant hole in the middle of Sunset Boulevard caused by a ruptured pipe, as officials at the water-logged University of California, Los Angeles, continued to assess damage from the 20 million gallons that inundated the campus.
DENVER (AP) - Water providers from four western states and the federal government announced an $11 million agreement Thursday to fund projects meant to counteract critically low water levels in the Colorado River basin, which supplies water to about 40 million people in seven states.
FRESNO (AP) - The Republican candidate for California governor said Thursday he spent a week living as a homeless person in Fresno to highlight the disparity between the governor's claim that the state is making an economic comeback and the reality faced by the working poor in the nation's most populous state.
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SAN JOSE (AP) - A man is recovering after being brutally attacked with a knife while playing Pokemon Go in San Jose last week.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Police arrested a suspect in a 16-year-old homicide after a woman browsing the "most wanted" section of the Los Angeles Police Department ...
LIVINGSTON (AP) - Investigators are collecting medical records and lining up interviews with relatives of a bus driver in a crash that killed four passengers in ...
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Investigators viewed body-camera footage to learn how one San Diego police officer was killed and another seriously injured in a gunbattle during ...
BIG SUR. (AP) - Crews battled a massive wildfire near California's Big Sur that is threatening thousands of homes as it burns for the tenth ...
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The conflict between religious freedom and gay rights has a new battleground - California's religious colleges and universities.
STOCKTON (AP) - A gun stolen from the Stockton mayor's home whose theft he failed to immediately report was used to kill a 13-year-old boy ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - After leaping from an airplane, Luke Aikins rocketed toward earth for two minutes, and then calmly flipped onto his back at the ...
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Hair Transplant Specialist Miami
Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure which restores hair to thinning or bald areas of the scalp using the patient's own hair. Hair can be taken from the back and/or sides of the scalp to serve as donor hair. This hair is genetically programmed to be permanent and is not susceptible to the hair loss process. Hair transplant surgery represents the only proven way to permanently restore hair to bald or thinning areas.
There are two different techniques currently available in hair transplantation today: follicular unit extraction or FUE, and follicular unit grafting or FUG. The best technique will depend on the individual patient, his pattern and degree of hair loss, as well as the patient's personal desires. Dr. Epstein is considered one of the world's experts in performing FUG and FUE procedures. FUE, using both the NeoGraft® as well as the E-Fue System custom-designed by the Foundation, is the most common technique utilized, due to the outstanding results and the absence of any linear donor site incision. When performed properly, both FUE and FUG are capable of creating truly aesthetic natural appearing results. This is where the skills and aesthetic eye of the surgeon are so important, for it is the surgeon who ultimately is responsible for determining the naturalness of the procedure. And while hair transplantation is most often performed to treat male pattern baldness, it can also be performed to restore hair to the beard and eyebrows, as well as areas of the body such as the chest.
Candidates for Hair Transplant Surgery
Hair transplant surgery is appropriate for individuals with male pattern baldness or female pattern baldness. It is generally not advised for individuals with diffuse hair loss, because sufficient donor hairs from the back and sides of the scalp must be available for transplanting. . Individuals with thin or missing eyebrows, mustaches or beards, as well as those with hair loss due to scars, injury or prior surgery- including previous hair transplants- are also appropriate candidates. Good health and realistic expectations are also important, which will be explained by our surgeons in your consultation. Hair transplants can be performed on individuals of a wide range in age, from the early 20s to the 70's and beyond. In general, men under the age of 28 – or any male who likes to keep his hair short – are best treated with the follicular unit extraction technique since it avoids the making of a linear donor site incision scar. In addition, any male who wants to avoid any linear donor site incision scar is best treated with the FUE technique utilizing both the NeoGraft® and our own E-Fue System.
Techniques in Hair Transplantation: FUG and FUE
The most common technique in hair transplant surgery today is known as follicular unit extraction (FUE), due to its absence of a linear donor site incision. Instead, the individual follicular units are extracted one at a time directly from the scalp. There are a variety of ways for obtaining the grafts- Dr. Epstein utilizes a combination of the most sophisticated devices, relying primarily on the NeoGraft® as well as the custom-designed E-Fue System. Note that the NeoGraft® company routinely sends doctors who purchase their device to Dr. Epstein's and Dr. Kuka's FoundHair Training Course, where doctors are taught in FUE as well as recipient site creating techniques. When performed properly, FUE grafts have excellent regrowth. While the entire back and/or sides of the head needs to be shaved in order to allow more than several hundred grafts to be obtained (with smaller procedures, only narrow areas of the scalp need to be shaved allowing overlying hair to cover over these donor areas), these sites tend to heal up quite quickly, allowing patients to be presentable in just a few days. Because of the additional work and expertise involved, FUE is a somewhat more costly procedure, but for most patients represents a small additional investment to assure the best long-term outcome and maximum satisfaction.
The other hair transplant technique is follicular unit grafting (FUG), sometimes referred to as strip harvesting or the strip technique. With FUG, a single donor site strip, ranging in length from 5 to 25 cm, of hair-bearing scalp is removed from the back or sides of the head. From this strip are dissected hundreds to more often several thousand tiny grafts containing anywhere from one to three, sometimes four hairs each. These grafts are then implanted into tiny slit incisions in the bald or thinning area where they can then grow after several months just like normal hair. This procedure is typically performed with local anesthesia and oral sedation – although the occasional patient chooses twilight sedation, something that the Foundation is able to offer in our certified operating rooms- and may take anywhere from three to eight hours to complete depending on the number of grafts involved. In order to get the best result with the donor site in FUG, our doctors are able to utilize plastic surgery closure techniques.
In order to assure an aesthetic result with any hair transplant, whether FUE or FUG, the key step is the making of the recipient sites- where the surgeon can determine the pattern, distribution, and angle of hair growth to achieve the most natural appearance. Here is where a surgeon, particularly a surgeon who is board certified in facial plastic or plastic surgery, can utilize the necessary aesthetic skills to make the difference between an excellent and a truly outstanding result.
Other techniques in hair restoration include surgical hairline lowering, also referred to as forehead reduction or hairline advancement, most commonly performed on women but also on the occasional man with a stable frontal hairline; repair of prior scalp reductions and other scalp scars; beard and eyebrow hair transplantation; the repair of scarring from prior plastic surgery; and hair transplant scar repair.
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There is little downtime or recovery associated with hair transplant surgery. Most patients are able to return to work and other normal activities within just one to two days, though strenuous physical activity should be postponed for five days. Occasionally, patients develop some swelling in the forehead, and there are tiny crusts at the site of each graft that fall off by seven to eight days. The transplanted hairs typically fall out at three weeks, then will start to regrow at four to six months. After about six to nine months, as the hair continues to grow, it takes on a fuller look, and will continue to so for the next year. Depending on the patient's goals, occasionally a second procedure is required to achieve more coverage, which can be performed a year or more later.
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Though significant steps have been taken, tensions remain between reform and hardline Burmese politicians. Margaret Warner talks to U.S. Campaign for Burma's Jennifer Quigley and Open Society Foundation's Maureen Aung-Thwin for more on what the U.S. role should be in encouraging Myanmar's path to greater democracy. Continue reading
After the military dictatorship fell in the 1980s, Fernando Henrique Cardoso led efforts to combat high inflation and build Brazil's economy into one of the fastest growing in the world. Jeffrey Brown talks to former Brazilian president Cardoso about his presidency and scholarship. Continue reading
What techniques do modern-day dictators use to control protestors? Hari Sreenivasan and Slate editor William Dobson discuss Dobson's new book, "The Dictator's Learning Curve," a portrait of how today's dictators are confronting and controlling democracy activists. Continue reading
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On Saturday, longtime Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison for his role in not stopping the killing of protesters during the Arab Spring. Also, his associates and sons were found not guilty. Gwen Ifill speaks with McClatchy Newspapers' Nancy Youssef about the intense demonstrations in Tahrir Square. Continue reading
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Will new Microsoft CEO Nadella sell the Xbox division?
Here's a question for you: will Satya Nadella, Microsoft's newly appointed chief executive, sell the Xbox division?
There have been some rumblings in the past that Microsoft could sell the Xbox division, but it's not been clear which companies would actually want to own the business. It also might make it a harder sell, since the company recently acquired the rights to the Gears of War franchise, and has continued to say that the Halo franchise will be an important part of its gaming strategy over the next several years.


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BayHawks start to find offensive rhythm
The Erie BayHawks have spread the scoring around in the past couple of weeks. It's led to their best stretch of basketball this season.
A season-high eight players reached double figures in scoring in Monday's 123-102 win over Delaware, led by C.J. Leslie's 24 points.
The offensive balance roughly coincides with the New York Knicks' call-up of center Jeremy Tyler, who had been averaging 18.0 points per game. Several players have taken up the scoring slack in Tyler's absence, notably guard Scott Suggs and forward Justin Brownlee. But it's also the result of simply playing better basketball.
"I think our guys are starting to like each other a lot more and understanding their roles a little bit better," coach Gene Cross said. "Sometimes that's what it takes, is a little time, for guys to jell and become a cohesive unit."
Four different players have led the BayHawks (5-13) in scoring in their past five games -- three of them wins.
"We're playing unselfish basketball, finding guys, making the extra pass," said Suggs, one of six players averaging at least 10.2 points over the past five games. "That's team basketball."
Suggs remains the hot hand heading into tonight's game against Springfield (5-13) at Erie Insurance Arena.
He's put up at least 24 points three times since Jan. 3 and is averaging a team-high 19.1 points in his past 10 games.
"I'm just knocking shots down and teammates are finding me and making it easier for me to get a lot of my shots," said Suggs, who has made 28-of-66 3-point attempts in his past 10 games. "We'd been doing really good things before (the current stretch of success) but they didn't show in the final score. Now we're seeing it."
The balance comes at a good time for the BayHawks, who are in a stretch of 10 games in 16 days, the sort of grind that demands more than a couple of streaky scorers.
That's exactly what they've been getting, with Brownlee (18.6 points), Terrence Jennings (12.6), Ricky Davis (11.4), Leslie (10.6) and Mustafa Shakur (10.2) all joining Suggs (18.0) as double-digit scorers over the past five games.
"Every day it seems like our chemistry has gotten better and better," said Brownlee, who had a season-high 35 points against Austin on Jan. 6. "I think that's a big part of us winning -- sharing the basketball."
- Notes: Guard Lewis Jackson sat out Monday's game against Delaware after injuring his right ankle in Saturday's 113-105 loss to Canton. Jackson is questionable for tonight. ... Suggs also is questionable for tonight with a leg injury. ... The BayHawks host Fort Wayne (11-8) on Thursday, visit Maine on Saturday and return home to face Delaware on Monday.
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George Flynn, a veteran newspaperman who worked for the Houston Press, the Post and the Chronicle, died of a heart attack at age 65 Saturday.
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See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland. Isaiah 43:19, NIV.
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Have you ever found yourself waiting for something? Waiting for that promotion? Waiting for that relationship? Waiting for a breakthrough? Waiting for something new? Well, Ive got good news for you: I believe today is the day youve been waiting for! I believe God is doing a new thing for you today.
Notice in todays verse, the question is: Do you not perceive it? This tells me that God can be doing something in our lives, but if we are so focused on our circumstances, we can miss what God is doing. Thats why its so important to lift your eyes toward Him and declare His promises over your life. No matter what your circumstances look like, declare that God is at work. Declare victory, declare blessing, declare hope, and declare that today is the day that youve been waiting for!
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Birdmania - from Jacqueline Steck, the maker of Meowmania (previously)
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Surreal Web Art: Duncan Alexander's hypnotic Freakin' Cats and Cursor Vortex, Nicholas O'Brien's tranquil GrassWalk, Thorne Brandt's Animated Gif of the Day July 2010, Pixelfucks' Untitled #4, A. Bill Miller's grid-portraits, Michael Manning's epilepsy-inducing information technology is the gateway to the infinite and much more at the 2010 Virtual Art Fair
The Victor Borge Website Inflniner
Victor Borge (previously, gtwo but not fivegoteleven) was well known five his "inflationary language" routine. The fivemula: number sounds in ordinary language are "inflnined" to the next-highest numbers -- "twoderful" becomes "threederful," "threelips" become "fourlips," "fivefathers" become "sixfathers," and so on. Here is a twoderful web toy that will inflnine arbitrary text, or inflnine the language of any website. An example, using a story Borge crenined five this purpose. [more inside]
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JPEG slideshows of the print editions of magazines are the future!
A simple, minimalist approach to getting things done.
This will be helpful if crossing out to-do lists and calendars work for you when you want to get organized... [more inside]
Everyone's favorite browser
Microsoft's IE turns 15. Starting as a licensed version of Mosaic, it is now up to version 8 and a platform preview of version 9 was recently released. Don't expect everyone to migrate over to 9 in a hurry though: It's for Vista and Windows 7 only. Meanwhile, despite everyone's best efforts, IE6 grimly hangs on to life.
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"The mark of a real writer is that she cares deeply about literary joinery, about keeping the lines of her prose plumb. That's what makes writers writers: to them, prose isn't just some Platonic vessel for serving up content; they care about words. Any chief product officer who says "quality online does not equal craftsmanship" is channeling the utilitarian gospel of the managerial class, an instrumentalist vision of journalism that presumes writing, online, is just a turkey baster for injecting content into the user's brain." Mark Dery, on writing for the web.
Officials Say The Darnedest Things
ProPublica now has a tumblelog.
Patterns for Personal Web Sites
Patterns for Personal Web Sites, a guide from 2002-2003 on making best-of-the-web personal sites. [more inside]
North Korea Is Best Korea
The people of 4chan are at it again. They are now trying to hijack the voting for Justin Bieber's next touring destination. Their goal: to send him to North Korea. There are now almost half a million votes to send Bieber to the secretive communist nation.
"Be afraid. Be very afraid."
Starting today, Starbucks is offering free wifi in all of their US and Canadian stores. This has computer security folks a little edgy, since it could allow hackers and computer miscreants new opportunities to steal the data of unsuspecting computer users, and prompted Steve Gibson, computer security guru, to advise people to "just be afraid. Be very afraid." This applies to people who use laptops, wifi enabled cellphones and pdas. But there are ways to protect yourself. [more inside]
Best Blogs of 2010
Time has released their list of the best blogs of 2010. [more inside]
FloJuggler: Track periods of one or more girls. Seriously. The site's FAQ if you're wondering why you'd want to use such a service.
The rise and rise of the f*** yeah tumblrs
The rise of the f*** yeah tumblrs has been noted on MeFi, but with the appearance of Is it a F*** Yeah!?, it's easier to find curious FYTs. So in addition to the obvious cats, sharks and what have you, one might happen upon modernism, Hamlet, e.e cummings, chinchillas, archeology, Romania, The Kinks, weather, and ballet.
Does the world make sense? Or do we make sense of the world?
Assimilate book-ism to webism and the book looks like nothing so much as an unreadably long, out of date, & non-interactive blog post. . . Web 2.0 has been revelatory in lots of ways—user-generated naked photos, for one—but the torrent of writing from ordinary folks has certainly been one of the most transfixing. Over the past five years the great American public has blogged and Tweeted and commented up a storm and fulfilled a great modernist dream: the inclusion, the reproduction, the self-representation of the masses.
Tonight we're gonna party like it's nineteen ninety-six
Your Old Crap Website - This blog is to celebrate the time when web design wasn't limited by web standards and convention, and when the office geek was given full reign to set up the website on his own since the bosses probably couldn't see the point in having one.
CSS and JS - so now you know
CSS Tips I Wish I Knew When I First Started - Seven JavaScript Things I Wish I Knew Much Earlier In My Career
Why do people use 'bad'words?
A web debate on cursing in private, public and online, part of a series of multiple perspective posts on the NYT called Room for Debate, has several experts, including Georgetown U. Professor and author of You just don't understand, Deborah Tanner, yet no one mentions George Carlin and his take on the seven words you can't say. Some claim we've always cursed, while others claim we curse on the web about as much as we do in real life and there is data people, on average, swear .3% to .7% of the time and frequency per person has more to do with personality than class.
Musing Around the Web
Museums build some pretty cool websites. To help people find them, use them, and give them props, the Museums and the Web conference has held an annual Best of the Web contest since 1997. This year's nominees are here. Just a sample: the MOMA on Bauhaus, the Center for New Media's Bracero History Archive, the Textile Museum of Canada's In Touch:Connecting Cloth, Culture, and Art, Perception Deception from The National Science and Technology Center of Australia, The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh from the Van Gogh Museum, the Smithsonian's Prehistoric Climate Change and Why it Matters Today, and more . If that doesn't wash out the remainder of your Friday, you can always dig into the past nominees.
The new browser video wars
The <video tag>, as defined by the HTML5 spec, is an element "used for playing videos or movies". Which codec those videos or movies are in is currently undefined, with the two contenders being the free open source Ogg Theora and the proprietary H.264. With the unveiling of Internet Explorer 9 both Microsoft and Apple are supporting H.264 in their browsers, and comparisons of the standards seem to bear out H.264 as the better of the two. However Mozilla have taken a stance against incorporating H264 into Firefox on the grounds that it is patented and has to be licensed. Arguments are now being made for and against Mozilla sticking to its ideals. John Gruber of Daring Fireball points out that Firefox already supports proprietary formats such as GIF. Um, perhaps not the best example.
JavaScript: The good and bad parts
The Tale of JavaScript. I Mean ECMAScript. (MP4 version, slides) Yahoo! JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford, the creator of the JSLint JavaScript quality tool and the JSON data-interchange format, talks about what he says is simultaneously the worlds most popular and unpopular programming language. Previous JavaScript (sadly video linked by the FPP is down, try here). Previous Maniac Mansion. More video from MIX Online. A similar, more in depth talk at Google.
Happy 25th Birthday .com!
A quarter of a century ago, today, symbolics.com was registered. [more inside]
If you're not reading the comments, you're missing half the fun
Teresa Nielsen Hayden and MeFi's own John Scalzi opine on how to build a web community.
Your upload has been queued for screening - Expect it to go live within the next 12 - 24 months
In 2006 some Italian teenagers filmed themselves assaulting a youth with Down Syndrome and uploaded the video to Google Video Italia. It was pulled from the site within hours, but that did not satisfy the Italian Down Syndrome support group named Vivi Down, who filed a complaint that resulted in a two-year investigation. That lead to charges and indictment of four Google executives, who were never aware of the video until after it had been removed, for violating Italy's privacy code. Today the Italian court ruled that three of the four - chief legal officer David Drummond, global privacy counsel Peter Fleischer and former CFO George Reyes - are guilty, and sentenced them to 6 months to a year of jail-time. The fourth, Arvind Desikan, former head of Google Video in London, was acquitted. [more inside]
The Internet - Where You And I Will Be Spending The Rest Of Our Lives
In the beginning of 1995 before the release of the first graphic browser, Clifford Stoll Of Newsweek said "After two decades online, I'm perplexed. It's not that I haven't had a gas of a good time on the Internet. I've met great people and even caught a hacker or two. But today, I'm uneasy about this most trendy and oversold community." Via Metachat.
News Dots
News Dots: The Day's Events as a Social Network. Six degrees of news separation.
Yesterday, ReadWriteWeb, which "provides analysis of Web products and trends to an intelligent audience of engaged technology decision makers, Web enthusiasts and innovators" posted an article titled "Facebook Wants to Be Your One True Login." What happened in the post's comments taught them a lesson about users who aren't in their target demographic: internet users browse by search, because they think browsers are search engines. [more inside]
Internet Depression
"Our research indicates that excessive internet use is associated with depression,but what we don't know is which comes first - are depressed people drawn to the internet or does the internet cause depression?"
I cast Magic Missile at the darkness!
"I guess it's the stereotype of playing it - [the players] are usually fat, sweaty, hairy dorky men who are socially inept who happen to live in their mom's basement."
Dungeons & Dragons, the 1974 published fantasy role-playing game that once delivered your child to Satan, is still associated with self-deprecating nerds, played in secret (along with embarrassed "comings out") and scorned by jocks/Salon writers and their cheerleader girlfriends everywhere.
But what better way to break, or affirm, the stereotypes, than by listening to a 4th Edition D&D game being played, featuring not just by some scrubs off the street, oh no, but the creators of Penny Arcade, Tycho and Gabe? Still not tempted? How about if we throw loved/hated Star Trek actor, prodigious blogger and all round nice guy Wil Wheaton into the mix?
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Dungeons & Dragons, the 1974 published fantasy role-playing game that once delivered your child to Satan, is still associated with self-deprecating nerds, played in secret (along with embarrassed "comings out") and scorned by jocks/Salon writers and their cheerleader girlfriends everywhere.
But what better way to break, or affirm, the stereotypes, than by listening to a 4th Edition D&D game being played, featuring not just by some scrubs off the street, oh no, but the creators of Penny Arcade, Tycho and Gabe? Still not tempted? How about if we throw loved/hated Star Trek actor, prodigious blogger and all round nice guy Wil Wheaton into the mix?
All files available as Podcasts and/or embedded in page. Warning: audio links feature some strong language. [more inside]
Ten years of wonderful things
Write less, do more
January 14th marks the 4th birthday of jQuery and also the release of jQuery 1.4. To celebrate the release of the latest version of the popular JavaScript library the jQuery team has created the 14 Days of jQuery site, which will be updated each day with a new announcement or release. There's also prizes to be had for the coolest use of jQuery.
We Think The Body Electric
Sic Transit Gloria VML
Out of the Past, Off of His VRML Lawn.
Jaron Lanier's new book, You Are Not a Gadget -- a cri de coeur on the commercialized, despoiled, fallen Eden of the modern Web-- is reviewed here . MetaFilter name-checked by reviewer, though with the aid of a shoehorn. The Mondo 2000-era dreadster explains himself here. Lanier, previously discussed on MeFi.
Pundits - Do Keep Up!
Embrace the web! It's the same mantra that we hear day in, day out, from various sources; always those who have a vested interest in convincing us that artists are not doing so. These people seem to be the pundits, or people who want music to be free, and artists to make money in other ways - either by touring or by 'monetising their experiential awareness'. Are these people the only people in the world who don't receive a thousand spams a day from bands on Myspace, from people on Facebook suggesting that they become a fan, from dullards on twitter?
The Movie Genome Project
Jinni is a movie and TV recommendation service that has apparently developed an algorithm similar to Pandora's Music Genome Project. Their algorithm is cleverly titled The Movie Genome Project.
Effect Games
Effect Games provides free, online tools for building, sharing and playing your own browser based games. [more inside]
group art = chaos?
Come on Metafilter! Have something prettier than the reddit version.
The Incompetence of American Airlines and the fate of Mr. X
American Airlines fires AA.com designer for reaching out to customer 1.) Graphic designer and blogger has bad experience with AA.com, 2.) Designer mocks up AA.com page design and blogs about it, 3.) AA.com UX designer emails blogger with info about challenges the AA.com web team faces, 4.) Blogger posts UX designer's response (anonymously), 5.) American Airlines figures out who UX designer is and fires him/her for talking. [more inside]
Aardvark Q&A service
Aardvark is a Q&A chat service that tries find people to answer your questions among your friends, friends of friends and people who know something about your subject. In practice it's a bit like AskOmegle. [more inside]
Britain Can Make It!
Making the Modern World presents a set of twisty little passages through the history of science and invention, from the eighteenth century to the contemporary era, brought to you by the UK's Science Museum.
Why do we have an IMG element?
Five years from now, this post will appear in a sideblog with posts from five years ago
Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google talks about what the web will look like in five years. The internet will be dominated by Chinese-language content... content will move towards more video... today's teenagers are the model of how the web will work in five years.


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Photos: Canelo Starts Training For May 4 Mega Gallery
By Hesiquio Balderas, photos by Jorge Israel Barajas
The super welterweight world champion of the World Boxing Council, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (41-0-1, 30KOs), began his preparation towards his sixth title defense on May 4 against an opponent to be announced.
The Mexican superstar running very early in the Los Colomos forest in Guadalajara, Mexico under the watchful eye of his manager Chepo Reynoso and his trainer Edison Reynoso. Canelo and his team were sorrouded by a group of fighters that work under the CANELO PROMOTIONS banner.
"Canelo" ran with hat and gloves to protect himself from the cold winter morning in Guadalajara.
"It feels good to return to training camp," said the new Mexican boxing idol.
During 2012, Saul Alvarez successfully defended the 154-pound title by defeating the legendary Shane Mosley and Josesito Lopez.
In the afternoon, the champion went to the gym that bears his name to complete his first day of practice. He jumped rope, shadow boxed, and ended up his training routine by working his abs.
"It was a full day for the champion. We won't stop working until their May fight, this is the start of a new chapter," said Edison Reynoso.
Saul Alvarez worked with enthusiasm, took time to joke and wish much success to the young prospects George "Pylon" Lara, Horacio "Violento" Garcia, Oscar "Raton" Cortes - who were working as hard as the champion.
[QUOTE=Cleto_Reyes;12899814]Canelo will be ready for anyone on may 4th! War Cinnamon![/QUOTE] If your nationalistic pride demands that your boxing heroes have to be Mexican, may I suggest Abner Mares or Orlando Salido? With guts, determination, and a willingness to fight…Comment by Cleto_Reyes on 01-08-2013
Canelo will be ready for anyone on may 4th! War Cinnamon!Comment by Boxing Bob on 01-08-2013
[QUOTE=ElBossHogg™;12897488][IMG]http://www.boxingscene.com/uploads/61184/saul-alvarez%20(11).jpg[/IMG] Like a boss. Beating that Cheat down. Looks like mexicans made it their job to beat down the cheaters of Boxing. Mosley, Berto, Pacquaio WHOS NEXT[/QUOTE] Another unbiased, levelheaded post on your part? For someone who posts crap like…Comment by Bushbaby on 01-08-2013
He should shadow box in low light & claim it's a really dark guy. His fans will love it, the media will buy it & boom, Floyd fight in september.Comment by AHUEVO on 01-08-2013
[QUOTE=bbos;12897508]don't forget about marquez employing a shady rat who supplied PEDs, as a "strength and conditioning" coach, and consequentially gained new found "power" all of a sudden at 40 years old.[/QUOTE] New found power? What are you talking about, JMM…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (44)


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Pandora Is Going to Step on Some Toes With This Claim
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New DVDs for release Sept. 10
STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS (Paramount) J.J. Abrams' sequel to his successful reboot of the popular sci-fi franchise jettisoned everything that was distinctive and engaging in the 2009 movie in favor of effects, a too-familiar villain and an onslaught of insider jokes and references to past "Trek" mythology — boldly going nowhere new. With Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zoe Saldana, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Karl Urban. (PG-13; violence, scenes of terrorism) ★★ »Read Full Article
Wisconsin band PHOX performs 'Shrinking Violets,' 'Leisure' at sold-out Turner Hall Ballroom
PHOX has had a fantastic summer.
The whimsical folk pop sextet of long-time friends from Baraboo--one of the Journal Sentinel's 10 Wisconsin Bands to Watch this year--has headlined sold out shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver, Philadelphia, Washington, New York and elsewhere, on the heels of its self-titled, debut full-length album, released by Partisan Records in June. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 8-14
Milwaukee-area alternative movie options include:
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"The Lego Movie": The final movie in New Berlin's community outdoor movie series is the year's No. 2-grossing movie — and one of its most awesome. Dusk Friday in Malone Park. Free. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee native produces album — in Japan
Forty-two years after getting his first guitar, Milwaukee native Arthur Fowler has finally got around to making his first album — in Tokyo.
Fowler, a 54-year-old Spanish language instructor, has lived in Tokyo the past five years. »Read Full Article
Ana Popovic: What music I'm listening to
Belgrade-born blues artist Ana Popovic performs at Shank Hall Aug. 14. Photo by Marco Van Rooijen. »Read Full Blog Post
'Hundred-Foot Journey' is a tasty alternative to summer fare
The first hint that this is not the usual summer movie is its introduction by producers Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey, welcoming the audience to "The Hundred-Foot Journey" like the hosts of a dinner party.
The movie offers no colorful villains, no sharp turns or surprises, little drama, chuckles instead of laughs, and a somewhat pokey and predictable plot. »Read Full Article
Woody Allen has nothing up his sleeve in 'Magic in the Moonlight'
Woody Allen alienated fans of his early comedy with serious themes and films.
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Classic-car shows flex their muscle in August
Classic cars look forward, race ahead, speed past — but also glance backward, slow down and stop time.
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On Tap Today: Milwaukee Comedy Festival, free day at Milwaukee Art museum + ladies drink free at Ugly's
The Milwaukee Comedy Festival kicks off Thursday with a 6 p.m. Improv Jam and Variety Hour Happy Hour and 8 p.m. performances by Geoffrey Asmus, Matt Griffo and broadminded at Next Act Theatre, 255 S. Water St. Presale single-show tickets are $16.52 online or $20 at the door. Or you can buy an all-access pass for $50.
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Local band Celebrated Workingman calls it quits
Fans of local rock group Celebrated Workingman, I hope you aren't busy Saturday night. Just four days before the group is slated to open for Retribution Gospel Choir at Cactus Club, Workingman's frontman Mark Waldoch has announced on Facebook that Saturday's gig will be the band's last.
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Tracy Morgan gets big laughs - and some unexpected exposure at the Pabst
Controversial comic and "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan was a wild man performing stand-up at the Pabst Theater Sunday night. That's to be expected.
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WTMJ-AM, WTMJ-TV, WLUM win top station honors
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WTMJ-AM (620) and WLUM-FM (102.1) won station-of-the-year honors at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Saturday night in Madison.
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Soulstice Theatre delivers shimmering 'Memory of Water'
Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
The constellation appearing on the Soulstice stage right now - in a production of Shelagh Stephenson's "The Memory of Water," under David Ferrie's direction - is definitely worth the trip. »Read Full Article
Next Act's 'Irma Vep' haunted by earlier version
In the second act of Charles Ludlam's madcap "The Mystery of Irma Vep," now on stage at Next Act Theatre, a frightened Lady Enid (a cross-dressed John McGivern) turns to housekeeper Jane Twisden (a cross-dressed Norman Moses) and pines for the protective presence of Nicodemus, her faithful manservant.
With the twitch of a smile and a twinkle in his eye, Moses' ordinarily prim Jane make clear that calling Nicodemus on stage just then simply isn't possible. »Read Full Article(1)


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Pack Your Knives and Go on Top Chef Tour
The cheftestants hit the roadBy Kirsten Henri
The cheftestants hit the roadBy Kirsten Henri
Michael Voltaggio tells us what it's like to be the new Top Chef.By Hadley Tomicki
The restaurateur will be a judge on the last episodeBy Kirsten Henri
"So I say 'se-veech.' If it tastes good, who cares what the hell I call it?"By Kirsten Henri
The 10 Arts chef reveals her Philly favoritesBy Kirsten Henri
The cheftestants came out to support Jose GarcesBy Kirsten Henri
Last night the chefs said howdy-do to Tim "He's a Cowboy, on a Steel Spatula He Rides" Love.By Daniel Maurer
Daniel "One of the Baddest Mother[bleep]ers" Boulud asks the cheftestants to feed him something he has never tasted before, using escargot.By Daniel Maurer
The cheftestants face a court-martial.By Joshua David Stein
Inside scoop on the two Philadelphia contestantsBy Kirsten Henri
Who exactly is Southern California's Chef Michael Voltaggio of Top Chef: Season Six?By Hadley Tomicki
The 'Top Chef' host doesn't watch food shows, either.By Tali Yahalom
A Q&A with the former El Camino Real chef and Top Chef: Las Vegas hopeful.By Kirsten Henri
A Q and A with the 10 Arts chef and 'Top Chef' hopefulBy Kirsten Henri
The chef describes his strengths and weaknesses and whom he got along with.By Daniel Maurer