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England, Passenger Lists, Passports, and Overseas Records (National Institute)
The original content for this article was contributed by The National Institute for Genealogical Studies in June 2012. It is an excerpt from their course English: Education,Health and Contemporary Documents by Dr. Penelope Christensen. The Institute offers over 200 comprehensive genealogy courses for a fee ($).
Passenger Lists
Records of passengers arriving at and leaving British ports are far inferior to those kept in North America and Australia. Prior to 1878 there were few kept and most have disappeared, and after 1960 the system was discontinued owing to the increase in air travel; no air passenger lists have been kept.
In addition, the surviving Board of Trade (BT) lists have not been filmed or indexed, although finding aids for the lists themselves exist on film. Further details on passenger lists are in The National Archives (TNA) research guide D56 and Beavis published a good report on using British Passenger lists at TNA.
Chart: Finding Aids to PRO Passenger Lists
| CONTENTS and CLASS REFERENCE
| Inwards lists 1878-1888, 1890-1960 (BT 26)
| FHL film 917035
| Outwards lists 1890-1909 (BT 27)
| Outwards lists 1909-1960 (BT 27)
| FHL film 916576
| List of Passenger registers 1906-1951 (BT 32)
The extant material held at TNA (The National Archives) and useful to the genealogist can be divided into two groups:
Ships carrying immigrants and Britons returning home after visiting or working abroad.
Prior to 1878
- Lists of aliens arriving 1810-1811 in FO 83/21-22.
- Index (only) of certificates issued to aliens arriving 1826-1849 in HO 5/25-32.
- Original certificates of arrivals of aliens 1836-1852 in HO 2, arranged by port. Each certificate contains his or her name, nationality, profession, date of arrival, last country visited, and signature.
- Lists of alien passengers made by masters of ships 1836-1860, 1867-1869 in HO 3
- HM Steam Packet passenger lists to, from and within the Mediterranean area 1831-1834 in ADM 30/35.
1878-1888, 1890-1960 Arrivals on vessels starting their journey outside of Europe and the Mediterranean are listed in Board of Trade Passenger Lists, Inwards (BT 26) by port (and small ports tend to be listed with a neighbouring larger one) and then by year and date.
Thus you need to know the port, month and year of arrival; if this is not known but you have the name of the ship, then the Register of Passenger Lists for 1906-1951 can be helpful.
There is now a nominal index to (East) Indian and Caribbean migrants to the UK 1948-1960 and the actual lists with full details of each immigrant can be viewed online.
Ships carrying emigrants and Britons going to visit or work abroad.
Prior to 1890 Very little still exists, merely the following:
- Some passengers to New England, Barbados and other colonies 1634-9, 1677 in E 157 which have been printed in Hotten.
- Passengers on board vessels to North America in 1630s is in CO 1.
- Emigrants to the New World and to Europe 1773-1776 were listed with name, age, occupation, reason for leaving the country, last place of residence, date of departure, and destination in T 47/9-12 and a card index exists at TNA.
- Emigrants to New Zealand as cabin passengers and applicants for free passage are in CO 208.
- HM Steam Packet passenger lists to, from and within the Mediterranean area 1831-1834 in ADM 30/35.
The Board of Trade Passenger Lists, Outwards (BT 27) list those going to final destinations outside Europe and the Mediterranean. They are arranged by port and date and there are separate lists for British (and Commonwealth) and Alien passengers.
Other Passenger Lists
It is intended that a future volume in this series will deal extensively with immigration to, migration within and emigration from Britain. Some of the sources for Britons going abroad include:
- Emigrants from Britain whether self-financed or assisted by government or parish authorities.
- Transportation of convicts from Britain to North America, West Indies and Australia. Records can be found at TNA and also in county assize records
- Indexes of passenger lists are now widely available online.
- Immigrants to the New World and the Antipodes. These are generally kept in the country of arrival at the national level in USA and Canada, or provincial/state level notably in South Africa and Australia.
From the time of William the Conqueror the monarch controlled the movement of his subjects overseas and the early letters of introduction were gradually replaced by other forms of establishing identity and nationality. In particular the gentry, who were expected to fill leadership roles in time of war, had to get such permission to leave Britain if they wished to take the grand tour of Europe so that their whereabouts would be known.
Only a few countries required documentation in order to enter, and this applied in particular to the English employed as merchants, teachers etc. in Russia.
It wasn't until the late 18th century that any type of passport document was issued and these were a single sheet of paper until 1914. Surviving early records in E 157 at TNA include:
- Licences to Pass Beyond the Seas 1572-1578.
- Registers of soldiers taking the Oath of Allegiance before going to serve in the low countries 1613-1624.
- Licences for persons going abroad, chiefly to Holland 1624-1632.
Passes were issued in the 17th and 18th centuries; early ones are more informative than those after 1793, which may only show a name, date and passport number. Extant records include:
- Entry books of passes issued by the Secretaries of State from 1674-1784 are in SP 44 and others are in FO 366.
- Registers from 1795-1948 in 14 volumes are in FO 610 (except Mar-May 1915 in FO 613). They are not terribly informative, giving merely the date of application, name, destination, fee paid and either 'by whom recommended' or 'remarks'. Useful clues but not proving that they actually went to that country at that time. Blake has provided illustrations of 1851 and 1920 registers.
- Indexes of names of passport applicants 1851-1862 and 1874-1916 are in FO 611. A commercial firm, Find My Past has digitized these and created an online index. The database is free but is of limited use as it is searchable only by the first three letters of the surname (1851-62) or first letter only (1874-1903), and one has to do each year separately. For example, it will tell me that there are 65 hits for surnames beginning with the letter D for a certain year. Viewing the images costs about 20p each.
- About 2,000 sample passports 1802-1961 have been kept in FO 655, a 1901 example issued in Gibraltar is illustrated by Blake, and shows the applicants place of birth and occupation as well as his intended destination.
- Some miscellaneous correspondence, and representative case papers and survive at TNA and sometimes in consulate or embassy records.
Actual regulations for the issuance of passports were not drawn up until 1846, and those who availed themselves of this method of establishing their bona fides were mainly merchants and diplomats. They were issued for a single journey only and had to be signed afresh for any further usage. However the vast majority of those travelling overseas during the 17th to early 20th centuries did so without any formal document.
Only in 1914 did it became mandatory for British citizens travelling abroad to hold a passport. The first booklet-type British passport was issued in 1922; photos were added and space for visas to be stamped.
It appears that none of the passport material has yet been filmed by the GSU. Martin Lloyd has written on the history of passports worldwide,The Passport: The History of Man's Most Travelled Document and some further information on TNA passport holdings can be found in their research guide D60. Brian Meringo wrote on visas and passports for travel to France.
Other Overseas Records
Huge amounts of other records concerning British diplomacy and foreign affairs, exist at TNA in State Papers from 1500-1782 and then the Foreign Office from 1782-1960. Atherton describes the different types of records held and how to access them. TNA research guides which cover subjects of interest to those researching Britons abroad include:
|State Papers Ireland 1509-1782
|Transportation to America and the West Indies 1615-1776
|Transportation to Australia 1787-1868
|Colonial Office: Advisory Committees
|Foreign Office: Card Index 1906-1910
|Foreign Office: Card Index 1910-1919
|Foreign Office Records from 1782
|Refugees and Minorities
|Embassy and Consular Archives
|State Papers Foreign
|Privy Council and the Colonies
|Researching British Colonies and Dominions
|Dominions Office
|Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
|Colonial Office: Registers of Correspondence 1849-1926
|Colonial Office: Registers of Correspondence 1926-1951
|Government Gazettes of the British Empire and Commonwealth
|Emigrants to North America after 1776
Consular and Embassy Archives
These are in the Foreign Office (FO) collection at TNA, date from the 1820s to the early 20th century and include records of:
- Correspondence to and from the diplomatic and consular posts and between them and other foreign and British representatives abroad.
- Registers of births, marriages and deaths of British subjects abroad (less complete than the set at ONS, but you don't have to buy a certificate).
- Consular courts.
- Commercial records of many kinds.
- Papers about British churches and cemeteries.
- Estates, wills and deeds of British subjects.
In 1906 a card index system was introduced and in the 1920s new registers and printed indexes (see TNA research guides O12-O14, O17).
Overseas Records Collections
Records of personal estates abroad may be found amongst estate papers of the gentry wherever they are now located, for example in county archives or private collections. The HMC (Historical Manuscripts Commission), now part of TNA, keeps a list of all known collections and their accessibility; some have been microfilmed by the GSU.
Yeo and White's 1995 work, The British Overseas has details and discussion of several types of records of Britons overseas held in the UK and a few elsewhere.
Chart: West Indian Estate Accounts 1833 Payne MSS, Bedfordshire County Record Office)
| Date
| Increase of Slaves
| Total
| Jan 1
| On the Estate this day
| 108
| 133
| 241
| Jan 30
| Betsy Violet born of Nancy Jack
| 1
| May 22
| Sally Mike born of Joan Mike
| 1
| Aug 19
| Tommy born of La Lisby
| 1
| Sep 9
| Nancy Mills born of Puggy
| 1
| Sep 25
| William Payne born of Kisby
| 1
| Oct 8
| Peter Thomas born of Sylvia
| 1
| Oct 30
| Francis Payne born of Bella
| 1
| 111
| 137
| 248
| Date
| Decrease [of Slaves]
| Total
| Jul 22
| Ambrose died of hisnop [?]
| 1
| Nov 30
| Francis Payne an Infant died of fever
| 1
| Dec 31
| On the Estate this day
| 110
| 136
| 246
H = Horses, HC = Horned Cattle, M = Mules
| Date
| Increase of Stock
| Total
| Jan 1
| On the Estate this day
| 1
| 15
| 36
| 52
| Dec 16
| By purchase from James Berridge
| 1
| 2
| 15
| 36
| 53
| Date
| Decrease [of Stock]
| Total
| Jan 15
| A steer died from obstruction of the bowels
| 1
| Mar 9
| " from age and purging
| 1
| Apr 12
| A bull died from urine blood
| 1
| May 15
| A steer"
| 1
| Jun 18
| A bull"
| 1
| Aug 10
| A steer died from inflammation in the bladder
| 1
| Aug 10
| Knock in the head with farey [?] & glanders
| 1
| Oct 28
| Died from old age and debility
| 1
| Dec 31
| On the Estate this day
| 1
| 14
| 30
| 45
Additional Information
See: England Emigration and Immigration
See: British Citizens Overseas Birth, Marriage and Death Records
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Seems like there is always something new going on in Asheville so chime in if you have more info or have been to any of these:
MG Road - hearing LOTS of good things about this bar/small plate place by the owners of Chai Pani
TAP Asheville - closed. Unfortunately no great loss, too inconsistent.
Lots of cooking competitions going on in the "slow" months...Fire on the Rock in January. Restaurant Week in February.....

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Ambassador Training
Ambassador Training
Our team of Young Ambassadors want to give something back and have their say. With plenty of support, help and encouragement from our Transition Manager and Adolescent Lead, they become a registered and trained volunteer here at Acorns. Firstly, they attend a residential training programme which explains a bit more about the 'job description' and helps to establish their strengths.
As well as an initial induction, each Ambassador is allocated a mentor who remains with them throughout their time in the role. This can be in person, email, telephone or even Skype. Regular training is always available and Ambassadors have the opportunity to meet on a regular basis with each other at organised Ambassador Team Meetings, for peer support and feedback on their development at least two or three times a year.
Marie Curie Palliative Care Event
Marie Curie Palliative Care Event
"First, we had a meeting about the event at Star City in Birmingham. We talked about what would be happen which included a presentation. I didn't have too do it but I thought about why I joined the ambassador team - to become more confident talking in front of groups - so I took a big step and decided to go for it.
On the 27th June, Acorns picked me up from my house and we went down to London. We checked in at a really posh hotel and then went to the House of Lord for tea. People came over to speak to me, asking me who I was and I explained I was a Young Ambassador for Acorns Hospice… one of the people who spoke to me was Sophie Ellis Bextor!
The next day we went to Oval Cricket Ground for the Ambassadors presentation. I thought the lead speaker was an inspiration to disabled people, he was so confident with everybody listening and I thought how I would love to be like that one day. After this there were group activities, followed by our speeches. I was bit nervous but I read my speech clearly, paced my self and kept calm. I answered questions from people watching, which went really well and then it was over before I knew it! There was applause and I felt so proud of my self… I set out thinking I would mess it up but I didn't. I did great!"
Written by Stuart (Ambassador since 2011)
Acorns Young Ambassador's ScrapbookWhether it's a glitzy event to spread the message or an important meeting to give our opinion, we're always up to something to help Acorns improve, change and share.
Click on any Polaroid to find out more about our experiences so far…
Acorns, Alex and the Olympics
Olympic Torch
"I'd been waiting for this day forever. I'd been nominated to carry the torch by a family friend for my involvement in mentoring other disabled young people at school and with Acorns Ambassadors. To say that I was incredibly proud, flattered & honoured to be chosen was an understatement!
At 4pm we were ready; I was dressed in my torchbearer's uniform with wheelchair polished & fully charged. We made our way to the meeting place and I was amazed to be stopped and recognised from a Midlands Today programme a couple of days before.
I was dropped off at my start point and handed my torch. I was amazed to see the crowds and so many people I knew! I started to feel really nervous but fortunately, an attachment had been fitted to my chair to support the flame so I didn't need to worry about dropping it. A procession of vehicles passed and I could see the torchbearer approaching. We touched torches, the torch attached to my chair, and off I went.
Initially, I felt very nervous but I soon relaxed as I saw more people that I knew. I wasn't expecting there to be so many people along the route or for the cheering to be so loud! Afterwards we made our way back to a pub where many of my friends and family were waiting. I was tired but still running on the adrenalin and emotion of such an amazing experience!"
Written by Alex (Ambassador since 2011)
St Peters Shop Opening
St Peters Shop Opening
Back in March 2012, shoppers flocked to celebrate the opening of Acorns Children's Hospice's new-look shop in St Peter's, Worcester. The store has had a breath of new life with a complete refit, making the shopping experience even better for customers. Two of our Young Ambassadors, Alex Jordan, and Jack Haggett, who received care at Acorns for the Three Counties hospice, cut the ribbon to open the new shop. Staff were excited with the revamp and store manager, Ceri Hine, said "We are really happy with how the shop is looking, and we are lucky to have Acorns Ambassadors officially opening our store!" A great day for everyone involved, good job!
Worcester Award Evening
Worcester Award Evening
The 2012 Seventh Annual Tryangle Awards celebrated the amazing achievements of young people from across Worcestershire. One award went to our group of Ambassadors here at Acorns who for their hard work and dedication in volunteering to ensure Acorns' young people have a voice about what is important to them. More than one hundred people attended the Award's evening and were moved and inspired by the remarkable stories .It's great that our young people have been recognised as achieving so much since the role had started just 4 months earlier. Pictured here are Mithun Soul, Alex Jordan, Alex Curtis and Oscar Counsell, receiving awards for 'Citizenship and Community' by the chair of Worcestershire Council for Voluntary Youth Services Michael Hunter. Well done guys!
Kurious Viewz Magazine
Kurious Viewz Magazine
"Hi, my name is Mithun Soul and I am an Ambassador for Acorns. I am the editor and designer of the articles for Kurious Viewz which is our Youth magazine. Creating this magazine has given me the opportunity to bring my artistic talent to life and to learn new software. I have been part of a team and have experienced Acorns' client views on holidays, outings and interests by reading through the articles as I was putting them together. I would like to thank Jo and Naz (Adolescent Team) for letting me be involved in this amazing opportunity!!!"
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Boom tube
|Boom tube
A Boom tube as seen in Superman: The Animated Series.
|Publication information
|DC Comics
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|Element of stories featuring
New Gods
A boom tube, in DC Comics is a slang expression for a fictional extra-dimensional point-to-point Einstein-Rosen bridge (a form of teleportation) opened by a Mother Box used primarily by residents of New Genesis and Apokolips. The concept was created by Jack Kirby for his Fourth World series of comics.
The "science" of boom tubes has never been explained (as is normal for the New Gods, though Orion, in the first issue of New Gods, says that a tube "stems from the waves of the mind") but they allow people to quickly travel interstellar distances, and between dimensions, by creating an apparent tube between two points through which people can travel. When used, a low humming accompanies the formation of the "tube" (a tunnel of rippling circles of light) which increases in volume as the tube is maintained and traversed, ultimately culminating in a loud "booming" noise when it closes. This "boom" has been known to knock bystanders off their feet and shatter glass, and gives the technology its name. The tubes are generated or opened by another device, a Mother Box. Boom tubes are powered by the mysterious X-element, which serves as a matter threshold.[1]
The initial Kirby comics depict boom tubes as a sort of quasi-technological equivalent of Bifröst, the Rainbow Bridge linking Asgard and Earth; indeed, boom tubes are described as a "bridge to Earth." Subsequent writers have allowed the tubes to be used for point-to-point transport between various locations on New Genesis, Apokolips, Earth, and other planets, thereby making them near-ubiquitous for the travel of the New Gods.
Later additions to the concept[edit]
- The "tubes only" idea was reinforced when later writers introduced the idea that the New Gods were, in fact, giants, and that the boom tube would appropriately shrink or enlarge people who traveled through it. The precise size ratio has varied, with New Gods in their "original" size being depicted as anywhere from tens of feet tall, to tens of thousands of miles tall (as in New Gods #10, 1996).
Hush tube[edit]
In Brad Meltzer's Justice League of America #1, a villain named Doctor Impossible uses a "father box" to summon "hush tubes".
Other media[edit]
- A boom tube is seen in the third trailer for Justice League. In the scene we see a boom tube appear on Themyscira appearing above a mother box and the film's main villain, Steppenwolf, descending through it.
- Outside of the comic books, boom tubes have been seen on a number of occasions. They are first seen in the last two seasons of the Super Friends animated series, Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show and The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians on a number of occasions. Here, they are referred to as "Star Gates," and they are used by the natives of Apokolips, though without the sonic boom caused by boom tubes. New Genesis was never shown or mentioned.
- In the Legends miniseries they are also referred to as "star gates".
- The DC Animated Universe incorporated the Boom Tubes in their shows: They were first seen in Superman: The Animated Series, as well as Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, and Batman Beyond.
- In the Legion of Super-Heroes television series, Superman X uses a device similar to a Mother Box called a "warp key" to open a portal to the past to recruit the Legion of Super-Heroes to battle Imperiex.
- Boom tubes appear briefly in the video game Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe as one of many transportation methods used. In the first scene of the DC Universe side of the story, Darkseid attempts to escape defeat in Metropolis via a boom tube. However, Superman blasts him with a heat ray as he enters the boom tube, coinciding with Raiden of the Mortal Kombat multiverse blasting Shao Kahn with a lightning blast as he enters a portal in another plane. The cosmic coincidence of Darkseid and Shao Kahn using similar portal-like apertures simultaneously combined with the also simultaneous energy discharge from the respective protagonists' attacks results in the being Dark Kahn, the antagonist of the game.
- The Boom tubes are featured in the DC Super Hero Girls TV special "Super Hero High".
- ^ Walsh, Sean (Aug 12, 2003). "New Gods: Tech and Terms". New Gods Library. Retrieved 2010-09-17.
External links[edit]
- Walsh, Sean (Aug 12, 2003). "New Gods: Tech and Terms". New Gods Library.


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A new study confirms that nonnative blue catfish around the Chesapeake have the potential to take a significant bite out of populations of important native species such as blue crabs and river herring.
The study examined the diets of blue catfish in portions of several Virginia tributaries and concluded they "may contribute to substantial losses of key fishery resources."
Those losses could be "ecologically significant" for some species such as blueback herring, whose populations are already at low levels, the study concluded.
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Groups lash out at BLM decision to open lands for oil shale, tar sands leasing
Tators Hyrum, UTMay 28, 2013 4:55 p.m.
If environmentalists all had their way, there would never be any energy production and we would still be living in the horse and buggy era.
JWB Kaysville, UTMay 27, 2013 1:14 p.m.
Thanks to people such as Mike Noell that would do anything for more power and money influence in Kane county. He sells water for Nuclear Power Plants and pursued coal mining to deteriorate the roads and landscape for Californians to get electric power with Utah pollution. Now, Nevada is trying to get the Utah aquifer from the Snake Valley for more fountains in Las Vegas.
Great exchange. We get cents on the dollar for what Californians and Nevadans will make on our natural resources while one of the driest states in the Union goes drier and with the little moisture that comes to Kane county will bring pollution to the wet/dry creeks since the governments of Utah and the Federal can't find a way to enforce laws and they will sequester men and women that would do that work.
What a great day to become like people in other states, it comes down to money and not principles.


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Real Talk | Snapchat Code of Conduct
Real Talk
Even if you don't have the Snapchat app, there's a good chance you are familiar with that little white ghost. Ironically, Snapchat is a social media platform that requires little to no hiding at all. Unlike Instagram or even Facebook, Snapchat is a way to relay your everyday goings on with #nofilter. There is no faking it. If a joke isn't funny, it's not funny; it's distinctly authentic. It's not so much about documenting routinely boring parts of your life, but rather displaying funk, humor, and relating to those around you. Do it right and Snapchat is fun, plus it allows you to avoid the whole anxiety headache that is picking a filter. If you don't have the app, I suggest you snap out of it and join in.
1. Don't Overthink It Shoot and snap. Never take things too seriously. After all, it's just social media. Snapchat was designed to be spontaneous, so keep your story natural, but entertaining.
2. Stop the Selfies As good as you may look today, no one needs a continuous play-by-play of selfies from you throughout the day.
3. Check Yourself Before you check your love interest's story, remember she or he can click on the little eye symbol beside each Snapchat upload – meaning they know you're checking them out.
4. Variety is the Spice of Life Videos are more interesting to watch, but variety is key. One snap of the gorgeous sunset is enough.
5. Keep it Real Often times people tend to create an alternative persona through social media, but that's not what Snapchat is for. Keep it organic and 'you'.
6. Better Safe than Sorry Beware the dreaded screenshot. Be mindful of what you post--Would you be okay with your boss seeing it?
7. Timing is Everything There is a time and a place for everything. Some moments are meant for real life. Put down your phone and take it all in once in a while.
8. Short, Sweet, and to the point Even if you're young Johnny Depp, I do not want to watch your entire 120 second Snapchat story.
9. Seeing Sights Keeping in touch is hard. Not only is it nice to receive a photo or video from a friend you haven't seen in a while who is living in another place, it's also amazing to share photos of where you live as a means of keeping in touch. I'll post a photo of a crazy advertisement you could only find in New York, and a fortunate friend in Paris will post her view of the Eiffel tower.
10. Social media means fans for everyone A couple of weeks ago an account named 'mariahslove4eve' requested to be my Snapchat friend. I accepted the offer and was soon sour with regret as I began receiving dark, blurry photos with captions such as "I got a 102 fever call me, Mariah!!". Thankfully, the blocking option stops users of your choice from sending you content. Safe to say, I learned my lesson.


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Cape Town - Mobile operator Vodacom has reported strong growth and an increased number of subscribers.Increasing data traffic has pushed up group earnings 7.8%, particularly from smartphones driving earnings growth.The company's customer base has increased, internationally as well as locally."Our customer numbers are up 30% to 48 million - we added 11 million in the year. Six of the 11 come from South Africa and five from the international operations," CEO Pieter Uys told News24.The company said it is making a significant investment in the expansion of its network. This serves to increase capacity as well as renewing the radio equipment.Smartphones"We've made a substantial investment in the network - our group capex [capital expenditure] increased by 37% to almost R9bn - that gives you a capex just short of 13%," Uys said.Vodacom said data demand was strong in SA and customers in the country grew to 29 million, an increase of 27%."The demand remains strong; there's strong competition in the SA market. Data revenue is up 24% year-on-year. Active data customers [are] up 35%: now just over 12 million [and] all of the 12 million are buying data bundles on a monthly basis," said Uys.He said that smartphone usage doubled in the year and the devices now make up 40% and have a data bundle attached."Smartphones remain the key driver of the data revenue growth - the active smartphones growing by two million in the year. Smartphones are now making up a fifth of our active handsets."Vodacom has also seen strong growth in low-cost handsets, particularly as consumers still buy phones for voice communication."In the ultra low-cost handset segment - good growth - the handsets selling for below R100, with lots of competition in the retail channel. We've also re-focused our distribution to better service previously underserved areas and we, throughout the year, had very attractive promotions in the voice space," said Uys.- Follow Duncan on Twitter
Oh that's good for them. I guess their growth comes from their grossly overpriced data charges. Screwing us as always.
That, as well as the fact that they have NO plans to improve dead 3G areas in the Western Cape, resulting in some of us paying for 3G connectivity, but never being able to go online! I cannot even open Google at home.


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Wed 28th Nov at 8:00pm
David Cronenberg's Wife
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Are you looking for the perfect opportunity to learn, work, make new friends, practice yoga and meditation, and build a meaningful contribution to our society?
We are a substance-free intentional community of varying ages nestled just north of Ithaca on 65 acres who have come together to support our personal wellness and collective awakening through meditation, yoga, self-inquiry, and community service.
We run a wellness center called the Yoga Farm out of one of our converted barns where we offer daily meditation, yoga, dance, reiki, and other workshops that connect us to our own inner peace.
We are looking for people to join our team from late Spring to early Fall (2-4 month commitment) Specifically we are offering 2-3 full immersion positions where you camp on our land and immerse yourself in our community, working 5 days a week, about 6 hours per day.
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1. Re: We want your candid feedback...Laurence Hart Dec 29, 2009 5:03 PM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
Funny you should ask....I've posted a few blog posts in the last week or so on this topic, and I plan on 2 more in the series. The links are here and there have been comments by several in the broader community on several of the posts.
Documentum Renewel: Application Separation - A discussion on breaking the tight link between the Content Server and individual application releases.
Documentum Renewel: Focus on the Core - Talking about things that we would like to see in the Content Server, including a 64-bit version.
Documentum Renewel: Identity Management - Why EMC needs to pay more attention to the lack of support for Identity Management.
My next post is on general Application architecture and a wrap-up post.
2. Re: We want your candid feedback...craigsmusings Dec 29, 2009 5:13 PM (in response to Laurence Hart)Glad to have built a bridge here...
3. Re: We want your candid feedback...krispradez1 Dec 29, 2009 9:17 PM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
1. we need to have our own db (in addition to oracle/ms/sybase/db2), they are killing us on prices, sometimes db is more expensive than dctm
2. support for per page protection of a multipage tiff/pdf (i.e. breaking those docs automatically to create a virtual pdf/tiff where each page can be protected)
3. better installer (this is the reason why sharepoint is able to attack us, because dctm needs a rocket scientist to install/configure)
4. reconsider the the docapp replacement dar files, they are a nightmare, it installs too slow, without notification, and you can wait for hours believing it is running just to know that it hanged somewhere
5. simple and cost effective (not a full feature) reports management/decollation (ASR doesn't seem to do the job right)
4. Re: Thank you for your posts...Kelly Clonan Dec 31, 2009 8:57 AM (in response to krispradez1)
Hello Laurence, Craig & Kris,
Thank you for your very quick postings. They are appreciated and acknowledged.
We are honored that you have taken your valuable time to share your expertise and opinions about how Documentum can continue to improve and meet the needs of the customers that utilize and implement the products in their everyday business life.
Our technical engineers receive these community threads in their email in-box directly from this post. I will follow up with them as well.
Please keep your comments, opinions and passionate responses coming - we are listening and taking all of the information into account.
A very special thanks and Happy New Year!
5. Re: We want your candid feedback...Francois Dauberlieu Jan 3, 2010 1:18 AM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
One missing feature I get a lot of comments about from my customers and users is that since Webtop, there's no more a My Checked out Documents in the browser tree. Users that used to work with DTC miss it a lot.
I can explain them that they can go to My Files and then sort on the Lock icon, theey're still not happy, 1 click too many they say
6. Re: We want your candid feedback...gabemcmillan41 Jan 4, 2010 8:32 AM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
Some things I'd like to see:
1. When you do a docbase copy, be able to rename the target docbase to a new name easily after the copy.
2. Better mass configuration updated to SCS, ie, when doing docbase copy, repointing to new docbase quickly.
3. New OOTB UI screens with great AJAX functionality in the browser.
4. More easily configurable rich text editor integrated with UI applications. Ability to easily add dynamic tagging within the toolbar.
7. Re: We want your candid feedback...Kelly Clonan Jan 4, 2010 2:56 PM (in response to Francois Dauberlieu)
Hello Francois,
Thank you for your post regarding the feature request that you often hear about.
I'll connect with the engineer team to relay your feedback/information regarding the one click too many concept.
Your input is valued and appreciated.
Best regards,
8. Re: We want your candid feedback...Kelly Clonan Jan 4, 2010 3:00 PM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
Thanks Gabe for your posting and feedback.
You did a great job posting your step by step suggestions in a neatly fashion that is understandable.
Your information/feedback is an ideal tool that we can utilize now and in the future as well.
Your opinion, suggestions and constructive comments are appreciated and heard.
Best regards,
9. Re: We want your candid feedback...Francois Dauberlieu Jan 5, 2010 4:36 AM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
Hi Kelly,
Actually, I got tired of this complain from my users so I started on that.
You can find a 1st version of such a component at https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-5394
Feel free to send it to Engineering if you want.
10. Re: We want your candid feedback...david.matheson Jan 5, 2010 6:54 AM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
I'm not sure where this fits as a request, but it would really help developers if there was a standard way to set up their development projects. I've been architecting the build for our WDK projects for a couple years now, and with our 6.5 upgrade I bit the bullet and tried to Maven-ized it. It helped that the web applications are now pure WAR files. I took a look at the interdependencies of the jar files, put them into a Maven repo with my best guess at version numbers and such. It seems to work. Here's what I would like:
1. A password protected Maven repo for all the libraries used in the Java applications.
2. The dependency tree mapped out and maintained. There are libs that haven't changed from 6.5 to 6.5SP1 to 6.5SP2. Knowing how the dependency tree changes in DAM, for example, from version to version would greatly help us upgrade and move our customizations. It would also help with Pie's goal of making the version numbers mean something.
3. Some sample pom.xml files for the different apps.
4. The files in the WEB-INF/classes packaged as jar files so that they can be versioned properly, as well. While we're at it, can we get the different layers in this class structure to match up from app to app? The com.documentum.webtop varies from app to app (ex. da vs. dam). I'm not sure why this is.
This would make my life much easier. I also second the request to copy a docbase to a new environment and change the name.
11. Re: We want your candid feedback...Francois Dauberlieu Jan 5, 2010 7:44 AM (in response to david.matheson)I agree with David
12. Re: We want your candid feedback...Laurence Hart Jan 6, 2010 11:48 AM (in response to Kelly Clonan)
All of the responses so far have been excellent. As I stated previously, I was in the middle of writing a series of posts on the topic. Here are the links to the remaining posts in the series:
- Architecting Content Applications: Expanding on the Application Separation to talk about how the separated applications should be built.
- Simplify and Bundle: Trying to wrap it up by talking about how the pricing model needs to become much simpler and straight forward.
- Wrapping it Up with a Bow: Talks about the why of the series and the overall logic, and sources, for everything written.
I also wrote a post that kicked the series off that is relevant, Redefining the Core Tech of ECM. This covers a lot about what should be in the Content Server.
Thanks again for starting this thread. If you like, I will bring the comments with further suggestions from my blog to this thread. That will stop you have having to monitor the discussion.
13. Re: We want your candid feedback...Julien Fontaine Jan 6, 2010 12:56 PM (in response to Laurence Hart)
Hi everybody,
I think that that Content Server should propose different JMS. JBoss is a good application server in production mode but in development mode, when you develop some server method, a version with a light JBoss instance or a Tomcat will be very efficient (less time to restart).
Thank you for your attention.
14. Re: We want your candid feedback...craigsmusings Jan 6, 2010 5:08 PM (in response to Laurence Hart)Nowadays, it should be possible to simply point this discussion at your comments feed, Pie (for the set of posts, not necessarily for your whole blog)...


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Oh, I love your feminist ass (said in a non-"gender is a cultural construct" kinda way).ReplyDelete
I used to fight the whole Nerf Gun thing. And I lobbied against hockey. And tried to have girls over as playdates.
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Indulgence vs. bucking the norm, exactly the line we constantly toe. I firmly believe that even knowing that the line is there, means we are above the curve. Thanx for the encouragement.Delete
They definitely learn more from you than they will anyone else ever, especially a birthday party. Cady begged and begged and begged for false "witch" eyelashes one year for her Halloween costume. I finally gave in and bought them. She wore them about 10 minutes before she decided it was too big of a pain. Sometimes letting them learn for themselves is the best lesson of all.ReplyDelete


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State roundup for October 30
Environmental pick withdrawn
HONOLULU (AP) — Gov. Neil Abercrombie has withdrawn his nominee to the Office of Environmental Quality Control after environmental and community groups opposed the appointment.
Genevieve Salmonson was unlikely to be confirmed by the state Senate as director of the office.
Abercrombie spokeswoman Louise Kim McCoy said Salmonson asked that her name be withdrawn for personal reasons and the governor respected her wish.
Salmonson had oversight of the office during the Linda Lingle administration and was one of several state officials who played a role in harbor improvements for the Hawaii Superferry project.
The administration exempted $40 million in harbor improvements from environmental review. The state Supreme Court later ruled that was done in error and that an alternative plan by Lingle and the state Legislature was also unconstitutional. The project then ended its operations on the islands.
The director of the Sierra Club of Hawaii, Robert Harris, said he looks forward to working with Abercrombie to find the right pick.
Kauai's mayor mulls GMO bill
LIHUE, Kauai (AP) — Kauai's mayor is waiting until the last minute to decide whether to sign a bill regulating the use of pesticides and genetically modified crops by large agricultural businesses.
Mayor Bernard Carvalho Jr. has a Thursday deadline.
County spokeswoman Beth Tokioka said the mayor will announce his decision in a press release today or Thursday.
Tokioka said the mayor has been meeting and talking with the county attorney and staff to understand legal issues associated with the bill and the options in front of him.
The Kauai County Council passed the bill by a 6-1 vote about two weeks ago.
The legislation would require Kauai's largest agricultural companies — DuPont Pioneer, Syngenta, Dow AgroSciences, BASF and Kauai Coffee — to disclose the presence and use of pesticides and genetically modified crops.
It would also establish pesticide-free buffer zones around schools, hospitals, homes and other areas and require the county to conduct a study on the health and environmental impacts of the industry.
Carvalho has received a "large number of emails" about the legislation since it passed, which are being logged for his review, Tokioka said.
Some bill proponents have sent the mayor pens with the worlds "Please, sign 2491" in an effort to persuade the mayor.
Tokioka confirmed the mayor received a few pens but she did not have an official count.
The council convened for nearly 100 hours to discuss the bill. It also received more than 4,000 pieces of testimony.
Carvalho had asked the council to defer the legislation for two months to allow time for the county to hold discussions with the state.
But Council Chairman Jay Furfaro said he had spoken to state Agriculture Department Chairman Russell Kokubun and to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency officials. Furfaro said the council had worked on the bill since its introduction in June and he found no logical reason to defer it.
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Are wrinkles in other animals distinguising like fingerprints?
I understand that fingerprints are very useful because they provide the ability to grip surfaces better as well as be identified. I was wondering about the wrinkles you see on animals. Do they effectively have a fingerprint pattern in the same way, specifically marine creatures, as our fingerprints?
It's a great question. Thanks very much for that and actually something that I (Helen) have looked at myself. It is not maybe wrinkles but patterns that animals have, that fish have on their faces and the ability to actually identify individuals. I did a study of a huge fish called the humphead wrasse or Maori wrasse, which are beautiful big reef creatures by taking photographs of their patterns, beautiful patterns. They're called Maori wrasse because they look a bit like the tattoos that New Zealand indigenous people have on their faces. I could actually identify individual fish and look at when they were coming to mate and how they were aggregating in one particular area. I think yes absolutely, fish can have these identifiable features on them. I don't know about wrinkles. The other thing we have with things like whales and dolphins is that lots of things grow on them: barnacles and little bits of creatures and things like that. People doing population assessments can also count whales by taking photographs of their tails and the nooks and crannies they have on their huge flukes as they come up to dive, and that can help you to identify how many you've got in a population.


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After doing small roles, actor Murari Kumar finally got his due with his performance as Guddu in Gangs of Wasseypur. He wants to dedicate the film to all those who made fun of his dream to become an actor.
He says after doing Gangs of Wasseypur people have started recognising him and "people have been calling me to tell they liked my work in the film. This is a proud moment for me".
Hailing from Lakhanpur, a small village in Bihar, he is finally living his dream of becoming an actor in Mumbai.
He has done small roles in films such as Ek Hasina Thi, Gulaal and Black Friday, but he never got recognition from them.
"In Ek Hasina Thi, I had a small role but it was a big thing for me. My father, who was very excited, got a VCR back home in my village. But since my scene was hardly 30-40 seconds, everyone laughed after watching it," said Murari.
"They told my parents to call me back home and make me work in the village. But after getting appreciation in GOW, I want them to see it. Maybe their reaction will be different now," he added.
Having been a part of filmmaker Anurag Kashyap's team for almost 12 years now, Murari says it's a privilege for any actor to work with the director.
Murari ran away from his village and reached Delhi in 1996 to pursue his dream. Coming from a humble farmer's family, the actor has three films lined up, all produced by Kashyap. One of them is Peddlers that took him to Cannes and the other two are short films.
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Wireless technologies are able to provide mobility and portability that makes it more attractive as compared to wired technologies. WIMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is a telecommunications protocol that provides fixed and fully mobile internet access. Wired network refers to interoperable implementations of the IEEE 802.3 and WIMAX which refers to interoperable implementations of the IEEE 802.16 wireless-networks standard. A LAN (wired) is a data transmission system designed to provide location dependent network access between computing devices by using a cable infrastructure. The radio range and data rate of WIMAX are much better then Wired network but, on the basis of cost WIMAX is expensive.


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Utilizing an integrative, science-based healthcare approach, we offer nutrition coaching by a highly educated individual that has keen interest in the area of ancestral/paleo nutrition or, as we like to call it, not eating crap. Our focus is on each individual achieving their goals whether that be weight loss, weight gain, or increased athletic performance. Secondary is improved overall health, disease prevention and/or disease treatment all of which are a collateral benefit of eating the foods we've been eating for thousands of years, long before modern factory farming and processing took over our disease-promoting current food system.
Each person is an individual, so our programs are tailored to suit their needs based on their goals and lifestyle. A past health history, dietary history and family history, all of which are included in our program, can dictate recommendations specific to that individual. Here at Gardens CrossFit we utilize an integrative, science-based healthcare approach. Everyone is different; what works for one person might not work for the next. We look at the whole picture and make changes/adjustments accordingly.
With science to back it up, we provide information that often debunks current dietary recommendations. Apparently, what we have been told and what we are led to believe is not the way to optimal health. In fact, it could be the cause of our obesity epidemic and rising rates of disease. Think about it. We are advised to avoid fat and cholesterol and consume copious amounts of whole grains, grain products and highly processed and packaged foods with labels reading "Low Fat", "No Fat" or "Low in Cholesterol". We have taken good foods (dried fruit, for example) and made them less-than-optimal by adding harmful oils, sugars, and preservatives. The "low fat, no fat, low cholesterol food craze" is driving us deeper into obesity and disease as the United States sits atop the most overweight and sickest countries in the industrialized nation.
Obesity and disease aside, no one can deny that proper nutrition is vital and essential to any exercise program. You can exercise all you want but if you are not making changes in the kitchen, results will be minimal at best. Remember one thing. Exercise is the easy part; anyone can do it whether it takes 15 minutes or 2 hours of a day. What you eat is a different story. That is something humans have to deal with every waking hour of their life and proves difficult time and time again for many individuals.
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Consultation to discuss your current diet and/or answer any questions that you might have. This can be done either in person, via phone or Skype. It might be a good fit if you participate in CrossFit but are not in the immediate area for an in-person meeting. We can discuss anything you desire!
15 minute face-to-face, phone or Skype Consultation =$30
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This program is designed to start you on the way to proper dietary habits. One of the primary goals here is education. Accountability is a big part of your success during these 4 weeks.
Initial Nutritional Intake Visit – approximately 60 minutes. This includes a detailed health history, family history, social history, dietary history, etc. You will need to fill out an in-depth questionnaire before the initial consultation.
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Three (3) weekly 20-30 minute consultations with the doctor starting one week after your initial visit.
All of the above for only $300. We offer it for $250 for new members if you decide to begin within your first week of finishing your final foundations course. Supplements sold separately. Information on our supplements we carry can be found here.
Each month thereafter is $49/month which includes biweekly visits and measurements. Email correspondence available.
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Hi there, I'm Nick Rempel. I'm a software developer by trade with a focus on SaaS web development and mobile app development. When I'm not building software, I enjoy exploring the outdoors on beautiful Vancouver Island.
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Bustaprice is a price comparison search engine. Many price comparison search sites have been around for over a decade and lack a modern experience. I wanted to see if I could create a similar price comparison site with a better experience.
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Events List
11th Feb
Potato Day
St Mary's Church Hall, King Street
Sale of over 80 varieties of seed potatoes, veg & fruit seeds
FlintShare CSA Ltd
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17 Feb
Mayor's Charity Dinner Dance
Soughton Hall, Mold
Dinner/Dance/Auction to mark Mayor's year
Mold Town Council
28 Feb
Pancake Races
Daniel Owen Square
Traditional pancake races for all ages
Cittaslow Mold www.cittaslowmold.co.uk
27 Feb (to 12 Mar)
Fairtrade Fortnight
Venues across Mold
Promotion of Town's Fairtrade status
Mold Fairtrade group
31 Mar – 3 Apr
Mold Spring Clean
Town wide
Annual makeover of the town
9 Apr
Evening with Sir Ken Dodd
Theatr Clwyd
Variety Night with Sir Ken Dodd
29 Apr
Real Ale Trail
Starts / ends from Mold
Pub and ale tour by bus
Flintshire Tourism Association
30 Apr
Live on the Square
Live music event with local bands
Virgin Art Exhibition
St Mary's Church
Local artists display / sell their work in Parish Church
26-28 May
North East Wales Diversity Festival
Mold Rugby Club
Family festival incl Flintshire Pride
Rainbow Biz www.diversityfestival.co.uk
Blooming Mold Competition
Across Town
Annual flower / garden competition
11 June
Bailey Hill Festival
Bailey Hill
Family-friendly fun & cultural day
9 Jul
Mold Carnival
Music/dance, guests, Entertainment, stalls & rides
Mold Carnival committee www.moldcarnival.co.uk
4-6 Aug
North Wales Blues & Soul Festival
Kendricks Field
Music Festival
Mold Town Council + others
16-19 Aug
Flower Festival
St Marys' Church
Floral Displays
Mold Flower Club
16-17 Sept
Food and Drink Festival
New Street car park
Annual festival of food and drink
Mold Food & Drink Festival
14-20 Oct
Daniel Owen Festival
Various locations
Literary celebration of Mold's most famous son
Daniel Owen Festival Committee www.danielowenfestival.com
4 Nov
Town Bonfire
Mold Alex Ground
Bonfire and Fireworks
Fire Service & Mold Alex Football Club
10-12 Nov
St Mary's Church Hall
Real Ale Festival
12 Nov
Remembrance Sunday
Through town to St Mary's Church & then cenotaph
Annual remembrance parade & service
Mold Town Council / Royal British Legion
28 Nov
Christmas Lights Switch-on
Daniel Owen Square / High St
Light switch on and funfair comes to town
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10 Dec
Santa Dash
Daniel Owen Square & around the town
Santa Dash 1.5 miles around the town, suitable for all ages & abilities
11 Dec
Mayor's Christmas Concert
Mayor's Christmas Concert
12 Dec
Christmas Carol Concert
Bethesda Chapel
Carol concert
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I have absolutely no idea why I never posted these pictures. I asked myself this question a few times and finally decided to do something about it. Last year, right after celebrating Christmas in Malaysia, I spend a whole week in Singapore. It was a really good week; full of friends, adventures, amazing food and new places. We had enough time to explore all the different sides of Singapore. The modern part; all the new, shinny skyscrapers and the amazing view from one of the most popular hotels in the world Marina Bay Sands. The multicultural aspects; we went to Little India and China Town. We've tried many different Asian cuisines. We spend a really fun day on Sentosa at the Universal Studio, we would hang out at the beach and at the River Safari I saw a panda for the very first time in my life. We would end every day at Orchard street; the main shopping area of Singapore, with a cup of coffee or tea, just chatting about everything and anything.
From what I've seen in Asia, Singapore is one of my favourites so far. It's a place where I could really see myself in the future. It's very modern and at the same time it's a melting pot of so many different cultures. It feels like you get the best of both worlds; amazing, modern city and beautiful nature, beaches and palm trees. All these pictures bring up many great memories and I really hope that one day I can go back.
by the Marina Bay Sands Hotel
Gardens by the Bay
The modern part of Singapore and The Merlion; half lion, half fish, the symbol of Singapore
Little India
China Town
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Miley Cyrus had everyone talking about her controversial "Wrecking Ball" video when it debuted and it quickly became fodder for a number of reenactments; with everyone from Betty White to Hulk Hogan having a go.
But none was funnier or more popular than internet sensation Steve Kardynal's version.
Are Miley Cyrus and Lindsay Lohan Frenemies?
With almost 85 million views on YouTube, his parody was so good, it help put "Wrecking Ball" back in its No. 1 spot on the Billboards Hot 100 list after nine weeks.
And In Touch can reveal the good deed did not go unnoticed.
"Last week Miley Cyrus's management company asked for my address so they could send me something," Kardynal said via his twitter, "Thanks for the Champagne, Miley!" he added.
Last week Miley Cyrus's management company asked for my address so they could send me something. Thanks for the Champagne, Miley! :D— Stephen Kardynal (@SteveKardynal) December 17, 2013
Last week Miley Cyrus's management company asked for my address so they could send me something. Thanks for the Champagne, Miley! :D
Not only did she send him a bottle of champagne, but an insider revealed to In Touch the gift also came adorned with a special note written by Miley herself.
"She just wrote on the box 'Miley and my pimps.' He thought it was the perfect gift," the source said.
The viral video features Steve in his tighty whiteys writhing around on a red couch, before taking to the wrecking ball in nothing but his birthday suit while the hit song plays in the background.
Miley Cyrus Admits Being Drunk Onstage at Minneapolis Concert
What made it original is that It was all documented to an unsuspecting audience on Chat Roulette, a website where you can interact with strangers via webcam. The song gained roughly 10 million views in just one day and looks like Miley is a big fan.
If you haven't seen the video yet, here it is:
And Miley isn't the only one to get the Steve Kardynal treatment. Last year he did an equally-hilarious parody of "Call Me Maybe," again with unsuspecting Chat Roulette users, which more than ten million people watched. We look forward to more videos from Steve, but in the meantime check out the "Call Me Maybe" video here: