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Olympus America, Inc., in partnership with Tool Factory, Inc., recently announced it is sponsoring a classroom grants program and a student photo contest designed to strengthen education through digital imaging and the power of visual learning. Aimed at K-12 students and teachers, the two programs will award winners packages that include Olympus digital cameras, Tool Factory educational software, and cash. Each of the four classroom grants to be awarded is worth $3,550. One first-place and three second-place student photo contest winners will receive their share of over $3,200 in prizes. Teacher and student winners will be announced at the upcoming National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), held in Philadelphia, June 27-30, 2005.
Online entries for the grants program and photo competition are now being accepted. The deadline for entries is Wednesday, June 1, 2005.
Classroom Grants
Source: Olympus America, Inc., http://www.olympusamerica.com; Tool Factory, Inc., http://www.toolfactory.com
The May/June issue of MultiMedia & Internet@School magazine is all there now at our Web site http://www.mmischools.com. In addition to the free May/June 2005 reviews and the free full text cover story (A.I. vs. the Pen: Cutting-Edge Tools for Teaching Writing), which have been available since the beginning of the month, now the remaining features, columns, and other May/June content have been processed. They're available in a variety of formats — Full Text, Text+Graphics, and Page Image PDF — on a pay-per-view basis, courtesy of Information Today, Inc.'s InfoCentral and ProQuest Archiver.
For access, see the May/June issue contents HERE, click on any article, and follow the links.
Scholastic Corporation has announced the launch of Write It, a Web site and free interactive online "destination" designed to help meet the writing needs of students and the teaching needs of writing teachers. Write It <http://www.scholastic.com/writeit>, for student writers in grades 7-12, features a range of instructional and motivational tools such as immediate access to feedback and multimedia interactions with texts, to support students and teachers throughout the writing, editing, and publishing process.
Write It offers step-by-step writing workshops to help students brainstorm, draft, review, revise, and polish their work in several genres. Students can exchange ideas with one another, read and critique works in progress, post their own work for comments from peer writers and author experts, build a portfolio, and publish work online. Young writers can also download entry forms for The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, a national program that offers early recognition for creative teenagers and scholarship opportunities for graduating high school seniors. In addition, visitors to Write It will find authentic literature from classic and contemporary authors, as well as audio and video clips of exemplary student authors reading and discussing their work, to illustrate writing techniques and inspire student writers.
Middle and high school teachers have access to additional resources at Write It, including a Teaching Center with writing lessons from Scholastic Classroom Magazines publications, and "Master Classes" for the teaching of different genres. Teachers can also join an interactive, online community to share and discuss teaching strategies with teachers from around the country, and find tools for showcasing class anthologies online.
Source: Scholastic Corporation, http://www.scholastic.com
Search technology marches on, and it pays to keep up with it, because it's in your students' future (if not already in their present). Visual representation of search results and of the interconnections among those results is one direction in which that search technology is marching. It has been "happening" for a good while now. Want to learn some of the latest?
Paula Hane, news bureau chief for Information Today, Inc. and editor of the weekly online NewsBreaks, has posted a story that will help you get into the subject: Groxis and Yahoo! Team Up to Grok the Web.
A sampling from Paula's article:
Grokker [Groxis' search tool] organizes and provides a visual map of search results, making it easy to discover, explore, and organize the information. The maps use size, shape, color, and order to present information in a dynamic contextual setting; clicking on an item in the map presents additional information, which can be viewed in various layers of detail.
Of course you really have to try it out to visualize what that means!
Also, provocatively:
There is definitely a learning curve to using a technology like Grokker. While a picture might be better than a lot of text, it still can take some work to put the maps to best use. John Markoff recently noted in The New York Times that "The company faces an uphill challenge in persuading people to use its maps, however, according to researchers, market analysts, and competitors."
On the other hand, it seems to have great appeal in the educational community, both K-12 and higher ed. It has been particularly well-received at Stanford University, which was one of Groxis' first customers …
Italics in that last paragraph added by us, by the way. One reason we think it could appeal is that Grokker's approach might resonate with users of graphic organizers in K-12, and there are many of those.
Check out the article HERE, try out Grokker at http://grokker.com/ (try grokking Ridley sea turtle … click on those circles to drill down to myriad links … it's cool.), and tell your students about it.
National Geographic and PBS have created a series of four television documentaries together called Strange Days on Planet Earth that delve into the effects of phenomena such as alien invasions (earthly alien species, that is), global warming, the disappearance of large predators, and the spread of toxins in the world's water systems. From what we've seen, they make for a riveting 21st-century media approach to studying environmental issues.
Thanks to the Internet Scout Project's Scout Report, we also learned of a complementary Web site for the Strange Days series that offers loads of material to study, explore, utilize as an educational resource, and otherwise just experience. There are interviews, experiments, links, activities … on and on it goes.
Just one small piece, in the For Educators section, is described as follows:
The Strange Days on Planet Earth project is proud to offer you an activity guide to help you delve deeper into the topics covered in the documentary series. Activities are especially appropriate for middle school-aged learners. All are peer reviewed, correlated to national science education standards and conform to the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) Excellence in Environmental Education — Guidelines for Learning (K-12).
Click HERE to link to the Strange Days on Planet Earth Web site.
Marquis Who's Who has announced the addition of over 70,000 digitized historical biographies to its online database, Marquis Who's Who on the Web.
The launch of this new online product—Who's Who in American History—represents the first phase of a major digitization initiative that will provide a one-of-a-kind research database for library patrons, students, historians, genealogists, and other researchers interested in learning about important and noteworthy people from America's past, according to the announcement.
A search screen allows researchers to find people by name, occupation, historical era, birth and death information, or by using keyword searches to identify important figures associated with historical events, such as military battles, inventions, explorations, civil rights movements, and more. Also available are collections of names under such categories as Firsts and Other Notables, U.S. Government and Law, and Historical Events.
With the addition of historical archives to its existing online database of over 1 million biographies, Marquis Who's Who on the Web now encompasses over five centuries of inventors, explorers, colonists, abolitionists, important figures in government, the military, education, literature, business, medicine, and other fields. Famous individuals such as Christopher Columbus and Benjamin Franklin can be found, as well as lesser-known people throughout history who have made noteworthy contributions to society or to their specific fields.
The digitization initiative will be completed over the summer of 2005 as Marquis adds approximately 40,000 additional biographies to its online database.
To request a free trial or to learn about available discounts, visit http://www.marquiswhoswho.com.
Source: Marquis Who's Who, http://www.marquiswhoswho.com
From the Google Scholar Web site:
What is Google Scholar? Google Scholar enables you to search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research. Use Google Scholar to find articles from a wide variety of academic publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories and universities, as well as scholarly articles available across the web.
The pilot project is now being vastly expanded. Interested? On your own behalf or on behalf of students you deal with who are heading to university? Then get an update and thoughtful opinion via this article on Gary Price's ResourceShelf: Google Scholar is Now Open to All Libraries.
And there's more, a great deal more, in Barbara Quint's story on Information Today, Inc.'s NewsBreaks: Library Collections Linked on Google Scholar for Free.
Mandarin Library Automation, Inc. has announced that it has begun offering the basic Mandarin M3 library management software package as a free download. The software download is available at http://www.mlasolutions.com, or a free CD can be requested from by e-mail from email@example.com ($14.95 shipping fee applies in the U.S. and Canada). The free download offer comes as Mandarin shifts focus to being more services-based and releases its new Oasis automation system. (See Mandarin Library Automation Releases Oasis Web-Based Library Management Software System.)
The download of M3 includes OPAC, Cataloging, Circulation (includes basic reporting), Inventory, and Group Editor. An annual Service & Update Agreement for M3 is available at $575 per site. The agreement includes:
Pricing for all M3 optional modules will remain the same. For a list of optional modules and prices, visit http://www.mlasolutions.com/products/pricing.htm.
Source: Mandarin Library Automation, Inc., http://www.mlasolutions.com
Mandarin Library Automation has announced the release of Oasis, its new Web-based centralized library management software system. Oasis is a seamless upgrade from Mandarin M3, Mandarin's award-winning, Windows-based automation system that is now offered as a free download. (See Mandarin Library Automation Announces Mandarin M3 Software Available as Free Download.)
Oasis supports Unicode, a universal encoding standard that simplifies the sharing of multilingual text. This allows libraries to display their collections and the Oasis interface in Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Armenian, Chinese, and virtually any other language, according to the announcement.
Oasis helps single sites and districts lower their costs and save time with one-point installation, maintenance and updates. Optional add-on modules include Authority Control, SIF Agent (for Schools Interoperability Framework compliance), PACPortal, Syndetic Solutions, Union Catalog and Z39.50 integration.
For more information on Mandarin Oasis or to schedule an online demonstration, visit http://mlasolutions.com/products/oasis.htm.
Source: Mandarin Library Automation, Inc., http://mlasolutions.com/
The World Factbook 2005 is now available on the Central Intelligence Agency Web site; access it at http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html. The World Factbook remains the CIA's most widely disseminated and most popular product, now averaging more than 6 million visits each month. In addition, tens of thousands of government, commercial, academic, and other Web sites link to or replicate the online version of the Factbook, according to the CIA's announcement.
Although this reference site provides information as of 1 January 2005, it will be updated biweekly throughout the year to provide wide-ranging information about the background, geography, people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for all included countries. The nine primary information categories and the 139 subcategories for most entities include geographic coordinates, gross domestic product, number of mobile cellular telephones, natural resources, legal systems, political parties, illicit drugs, mortality rates, and more. Included among the 271 geographic listings is one for the "World," which incorporates data and other information summarized where possible from the other 270 listings.
The World Factbook 2005 contains six appendices with reference information ranging from abbreviations and descriptions of international organizations and groups to cross-referenced lists of country data codes. The 2005 edition includes 15 reference maps, which are available in both JPEG and PDF formats. Many country maps and flags have been updated to reflect changes and refinements over the past year.
Six new entries have been added to The World Factbook 2005. In the people category, a major infectious diseases field has been added for countries deemed to pose a higher degree of risk for travelers. In the economy category, entries have been included for current account balance, investment (gross fixed), public debt, and reserves of foreign exchange and gold. The transnational issues category has a new refugees and internally displaced persons entry. Revision of some individual country maps, first introduced in the 2001 edition, is continued in this edition.
Printed copies of The World Factbook 2005 will be available for purchase in July from the Government Printing Office (http://bookstore.gpo.gov) and the National Technical Information Service (http://www.ntis.gov). Ordering and pricing information for both domestic and international customers will be available on the GPO and NTIS Web sites.
The World Factbook 2005 is available for download in Zip file format for both high-bandwidth users and low-bandwidth users via the "Download This Publication" link on the Factbook home page or directly from http://www.cia.gov/cia/download.html.
Source: Central Intelligence Agency, http://www.cia.gov/


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Capturing your subject in the most flattering and attractive way possible is vital to being a good photographer. Good photography tips can help you do that. Follow them, and your reputation as a photography wiz will grow as your pictures get better and better. Keep reading for a variety of interesting photography tips.
Do not make adjusting your settings too complex. Master one control at a time, such as the shutter speed or the aperture, before taking on the next. That way, you can focus your attention on taking pictures instead of toying with the camera as you miss golden photo opportunities.
To improve your photographs, try playing around with the shutter speed on your camera under a variety of different shooting conditions. You can capture both a fleeting image or a long time-lapse photograph. Set the speed of your shutter to a fast one in order to still motion, or a slow one to portray the best features of landscapes.
When you are making the decision of which of your photographs to display or show, make sure that you choose your best ones. Do not display all of your photos or ones of the same things over and over. It can be boring seeing the same things multiple times. Change things up, and show variety in your photography.
Consider purchasing a dSLR in order to take professional style photos. These single-lens reflex cameras allow you to see your subject in real time as you take the picture. Ideally you would get a full framed DSLR camera that gives you the largest image sensor with the highest detailed photographs.
There is a feature on the camera called white balance, manually play around with it. If you leave the white balance unchanged, photos taken inside can take on a yellow hue because of the artificial light. Instead of taking the time to relight the entire room, adjust white balance and use your camera to create a whole new atmosphere. By following these instructions, your photos will appear more professional.
Check out this tip! You need to experiment with shutter speeds. M, S, A, and P settings all exist on your camera. There is a "P" that refers to program mode. This automatic setting sets your aperture and shutter speed automatically. If you do not know what you will be taking a picture of, have the "P" setting on.
Don't overlook the time spent traveling to and from your vacation destination as an opportunity to take pictures. A good shooting location doesn't necessarily have to be a beach or a famous landmark; you may find your best shots are ones in a car or rest stop. Record your journey through pictures; start on your way to the airport.
Be careful when packing cameras and other photography equipment prior to a trip. Be sure to take all of the lenses that you will need, as well as spare batteries, a tripod, extra memory cards, and any cleaning accessories. Never bring more equipment than you will need, and plan accordingly for convenience of transport.
Take down notes when you're shooting pictures. If you have hundreds of photographs, you probably won't be able to remember where or when you took them all or how you were feeling at the time. Record the photograph's number and the details of the shot in a permanent log.
Above all, photography is something to be enjoyed. They should be something that you do to remember a particular time, place or event that you want to be able to show others and recall yourself. You will be so happy if you are having a good time when you are snapping pictures.
Consider getting involved with a photography club, or shoot some pictures with a fellow photographer. Listen to any technical tips they have, but be sure to keep your own style. You can even compare photographs of the same subject with another photographer and discuss the differences.
People are an amazing subject to photograph! Do not take photographs of people without their consent. As you travel, you'll often find that ordinary people or scenes will be the ones that stand out later as you reflect on the journey through your photographs. Candid shots of people wearing normal, casual clothes work really well.
You might be more creative if you use limits. As an example, you may decide to take pictures for the day that represent the concept of "sour." Make an attempt to take 100 photos from a similar point of view or from the same small location. These limitations can force you to think outside the box and create more unusual photos.
Take a few pictures of vacation souveniers from your trips. Take photos of the shop where you made the purchase, or snap the item on its own with an interesting backdrop. You can tell the story about your souvenirs from the pictures and enjoy the memories once again from home.
When going somewhere new, get an idea of what things you ought to be taking pictures of. Peruse the racks holding postcards; this will give you an immediate insight as to what the main features of a city are. Usually the photos on these cards clue you in on popular and photo worthy local attractions and areas of interest, any of which usually make excellent subjects for your own. So, make an effort to visit these areas and attractions.
Detail some notes on your camera settings when you are taking photos. As your collection grows, it will become more and more difficult to remember the details, such as where and when you took a particular shot. Carry a notepad with you and take notes about the location and how you felt about it.
Usually the subject will be looking directly at the camera. Ask subjects to focus on something other than the camera. This will create a unique look. Another thing you can do is have the subject look at something in the frame, rather than at the camera itself.
Finding the right subject is essential to the photograph. Without a good subject, even the best equipment and most developed skills will fail to produce striking photograph. You should carefully look for things that you find inspiring or ask a model to do some posing for you.
Are you looking to take images of objects that are wet or have a rained-upon look? You can make this effect yourself by taking a spray bottle and "misting" some rain on your subject prior to photographing.
Whether you want to take up photography as a hobby or simply learn how to improve your photographs, you can benefit by educating yourself on the elements of composition. Composition is important in most art forms. Without a good composition, your pictures will look dull. Learn and apply various best practices regarding composition to improve your photography.
Frame every photograph you take. Not a physical frame around the shot, but a type of "natural" one. Pay attention, and you can likely make a "natural frame" for the subject of your picture with neighboring elements. This approach is an easy way to improve your composition.
When you go travelling, look around for new ideas on all the different things you can shoot. To find some help in choosing your starting point, check out some postcards! These cards will have subjects and attractions that are popular with visitors. Get your own angle on these places.
While you might think using a lower setting on your camera is a good thing because you can store more photos, you must consider the resulting quality. If you intend to print the photographs, you will lose a good deal of quality by doing this. Use the lowest settings when you're absolutely confident that your shots will only be on computer screens.
Shoot your pictures very quickly. The moment you want to capture is not going to last, so be prepared. Some special moments are only available to photograph for a few seconds and then they are lost forever. Do not pay so much attention to adjusting your settings that you miss the shot you want to take.
Take your pictures with a manual white balance. Using your manual white balance will dramatically change the mood and look of your photographs. There's a learning curve for finding what looks best, but the camera's manual white balance can help you express creativity in your photos.
When you take a photograph, try using manual white balance. This is an easy way to get a more professional looking photo. You'll have to practice to find out what looks the best, but adjusting the white balance will help you to become more creative with your shots.
To add interest to your photographs, experiment with your camera's focus. You can increase the clarity of the main subject and blur the background by reducing the f-stop number. This strategy is especially good for portraits where the person is standing near the camera. A higher f-stop number brings the whole view into focus. This is idea for landscapes.
Even a dull subject can be made visually interesting if you make the right camera adjustments, shoot from a different viewpoint, or change the lighting. Experiment within your home with the camera settings and light so that when you go to take pictures outside of your home you are ready to apply your new knowledge.
Take a picture of a silhouette. You can even try taking silhouette photography using the sunset environment, or another beautiful setting. If your background is brighter than your subject, you could see a silhouette. Try putting your subject near a window with light pouring in from behind or even just put an external flash to the rear of the subject. However, it's important to remember that unfavorable features may be emphasized in the outline of someone's body or face.
Photographs of nature require special care in their approach. Before snapping the picture, take time to take in the scenery from every angle and figure out where you want to take the picture from. You should be careful not to disturb the natural settings that you photograph in order to leave them for others to find.
Almost any subject can be made more interesting if you change your camera's settings, or take the picture from a new angle. Experiment with these options prior to taking actual photographs so that you have a better handle on how they will affect the shot.
When you want to get a camera that uses film, knowing what kind of film to purchase is important. Film brand is a matter of personal preference, so find the brand of film that works best for you. There is no true advantage to using one film over another. The choice is completely yours, so experiment until you find one you like.
While it is common, red eye can make a great picture less than worthy of being showcased. Avoid red-eye by using the flash as little as possible. If you must use a flash, direct your subject to avoid looking into the lens. There are also certain cameras which have a feature for red eyes.
To catch a clear image of a moving subject, use the necessary settings to avoid blurs. A higher ISO can accomplish this. This feature allows you to take clear pictures of moving subjects.
To help add depth to your landscape photographs put something interesting in your foreground. Adding a pretty rock or an interesting leaf, for example, can add eye appeal. This will possibly put a greater focus on your subject, as well as create a balance throughout your photograph.
If you squat or bend down to take the picture, you will get the best results. This simple technique significantly improves the quality of your shot.
Always have your images balanced. By carefully balancing all images in your photos, you'll have pictures good enough to be displayed in an art gallery. Crop out unnecessary areas, level the horizon, and frame the subject matter effectively.
As you can tell, photography skills can empower you to capture the essence of a memorable person, place or object. You will have to do plenty of research and practice to make your shots better, though it will all be worth it when you reach a higher level of photography.
Get closer to your subject. Don't be afraid to get right in on the subject of your photos. So that you know, the subject you are trying to capture takes up the frame. Even scenic backgrounds, when there are too much of it, will detract from the image. Details are more apparent and inviting when subjects are close.

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Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer joined the Johnson County Sheriff's Office on Monday to announce a segment of U.S. 69 in Johnson County is now known as Master Deputy Brandon Collins Memorial Highway. Gov. Colyer signed into law Monday a bill that designates portions of highways in Kansas as memorials to honor fallen law enforcement officers.
Collins will be memorialized on U.S. 69 from 167th to 215th street in Johnson County. He was killed along that highway Sept. 11, 2016, while making a traffic stop.


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Dirt Talk Two: Geology and Soils of New York City with Dr. Charles Merguerian
Dirt Talk Two: Geology and Soils of New York City with Dr. Charles Merguerian
Ample overview of regional geology, the talk will zero in on the geology and soils of Brooklyn by Dr. Merguerian of Hofstra University and Duke Geological Laboratory and the nationally recognized leading authority of the NYC area.
Tuesday Feb 21st, 2012
8 - 9:00 pm
Downstairs @ Sycamore Bar and Flowershop, 21+
1118 Cortelyou RD, BK (Q train to Cortelyou)
Hosted by Meera Bhat
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Geological discoveries in the fields of hard rock and glacial geology have been made during the past four decades of research, the result of continuous mapping and laboratory research on collected samples from New York City. Indeed, access to surface and subsurface exposures has produced a treasure trove of geological information that alters our view of the Paleozoic tectonic development of this portion of the Appalachian mountain chain as well as the Pleistocene glacial history of New York City and vicinity. Holocene (post-glacial) alteration of the in-situ and transported glacial regolith has produced our modern soils. With ample overview of the regional geology, the talk will zero in on the geology and soils of Brooklyn.
Come see and hear the details of Dr. Merguerian's investigations and documentation of his new discoveries in the form of digital images, maps and integrated video.
Dr. Charles Merguerian is nationally recognized as the leading authority on the geologic structure and tectonics of the New York City area. He is Chairman and Professor of Geology at Hofstra University, Director of Duke Geological Laboratory in Westbury, NY, and has broad consulting experience with the United States Geological Survey, the California- and Connecticut State Geological Surveys, the New York City DEP and many regional geotechnical and engineering firms.
During the past two decades his research efforts have focused on field- and tunnel mapping and laboratory research on the subsurface structure of New York City and vicinity. Merguerian has concentrated on geologic mapping of tunnels bored by tunnel boring machines (TBM) and by tunnels and shafts constructed by traditional drill and blast methods. This work has paved the way for more efficient tunneling and excavation of rock in the New York City area and has facilitated municipal mega-construction projects including water, utility and transportation tunnels and microtunnels.
Visit his website with fantastic photos: http://people.hofstra.edu/
Meera Bhat is part of the team at Prospect Farm (http://prospectfarm.org), a neighborhood growing initiative in Windsor Terrace that is working together to grow food in a formerly vacant lot. She lives in Prospect Park South and works as a project manager at the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University. She also leads a girl scout troop, if you're looking for cookies.
Cantaloupe Alone is the creator of this event and a food blog for people with garlic breath run by Kensington, Brooklyn based Naomi Donabedian www.cantaloupealone.com


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Before I shot today's look, I went to the Beauty House, where I spent a wonderful two hours of my life. I would not like to do bad advertising for me, even though I know that for someone is bad advertising, also advertising.
Pants are from H&M. Classic. Preventive I have crossed the H&M. I have already reconciled with, that I will not bring any trophy home when suddenly there, as lightning from a clear sky... Those pants. I could not tell no. Are they not amazing?
Predtým, než som nafotila dnešný look, som sa nechala zušľachtiť v Beauty House, kde som strávila nádherné dve hodinky svojho života. Nerada by som si urobila zlú reklamu, aj keď poznám takých, pre ktorých je zlá reklama tiež reklama. Ale to určite nie ste vy. Však.?
Nohavice sú z haemka. Klasika. Preventívne som sa po ňom prešla. Už som sa zmierila s tým, že žiadnu trofej si domov neodnesiem, keď tu zrazu, ako blesk z jasného neba… Tie nohavice. Nemohla som povedať nie. No nie sú úžasné?
14 September 2012
LOOK: Oh lala
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By: Oberst Von Berauscht (A Toast) –
The year is 1927, and George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) is on the top of the world. He and his dog Jack are the stars of a massively successful series of films. Through a happy accident Valentin discovers Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo), a young woman with a passion for acting. Through his encouragement her career begins to flourish, just as Valentin's begins a sharp decline. Several years later, the era of "Talkies" has arrived, and Peppy is a star of the screen. Meanwhile Valentin is in the depths of depression, selling off his valuables, and drinking heavily. Will fate bring the two together? What will happen next?
Find out tomorrow, same bat-time, same bat channel
A Toast
Armchair critics the world over sometimes forget the sheer pleasure of watching a simple story told well. If this same plot was presented in any other way, it would have been dismissed as ordinary (which it is), cliched (which it is), and melodramatic (which it is). The choice to film silent is just as much a utilitarian decision as it is an aesthetic one. Without it, The Artist would simply not have worked. All of the ingredients for a paint-by-numbers dramedy are washed away from consciousness through the subtraction of audible dialog. All this is done without the vibe that you're watching a creepy mime movie.
I am so sorry…
Director Michel Hazanavicius set out to create a modern day silent film, and that much is accomplished. However, there is much more to The Artist than a novelty concept. He is helped by actors Dujardin and Bejo, who are given the rather thankless task of evoking emotion from body language alone. They manage the feat and then some; the lack of spoken dialog is not missed in the least. Hazanavicius uses primitive editing, grainy black-and white film stock, and camera techniques inspired directly from the period.
Film is often called a visual medium, which is a fallacy, as sound, color, and light are no less important to film as an art. Even in the silent era use of the wrong music in a scene could have completely blown the mood (with thanks to tubedubber). The music used in The Artist perfectly compliments each scene, and the few moments which use synchronized sound use it to such extraordinary success as to draw comparison to Charlie Chaplain's Modern Times (not a bad film to be compared with).
Like Scorsese's Hugo, The Artist is a loveletter to the silent era. And a beautiful one.
Bonus Drinking Game
Take a Drink: when Valentin takes a drink
Take a Drink: when the dog performs a trick
Take a Drink: whenever a speech card is used
Drink a Shot: any time you get a montage


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Thursday August 2, 2018
NGO Pratham's 2017 Annual Survey of Education Report gave much cause for cheer - since the advent of the Right to Education Act, far more (86% of those surveyed) children are today still in school/college between the ages of 14 and 18 than they ever have been1. In addition to challenges of gender (many more young boys are educated than young girls) and quality of education aside (over 2/3rds of the 28,000-odd children surveyed still failed in basic math or practical applications like counting money), the fact is that 47% of all children still drop out before completing secondary school, losing even that one ticket to a possible formal job years later.
In other words, 10-12 million youngsters enter the workforce each year with almost no education or skills. This is about half the total number (25 million go beyond age 15 every year) coming in, largely ill-prepared for available job opportunities, under ever-greater threat of automation, and without any soft-skills that are equally key in these times in the formal sector. Contrast this further with the number of new jobs being created in that formal sector - approximately 2-3 mn a year (the informal sector creates 50% more) - and the challenge is compounded. Jobs for these new entrants will have to come from higher growth or from newer sectors that fill key gaps in the India consumption story - jobs that demand skills, and not formal university education. Jobs for beauticians, for quality plumbers and electricians, for responsible and literate drivers are wanting by the hundreds of thousands and would fit the profile of youngsters coming out to work faster, quicker, and more localised (the big challenge in India remains one of whether you can take markets to jobs rather than jobs to markets). But for that, India's skilling industry needs to take off. For a multiplicity of reasons, that has not happened fulsomely, yet.
A negative trinity thus far...
A thought provoking discussion with KP Krishnan, Secretary, Ministry of Skills and Entrepreneurship highlighted striking challenges that put all three - a weak public sector, a poor (and mal-intended) private sector and society - in the dock. Skills development is a 'merit good', with its social benefits far exceeding its immediate-term private benefits. The state therefore must necessarily provide for it, but NOT necessarily for its production. All it needs to do is to ensure the right regulatory oversight over the private sector. India's National Council for Vocational Training is that regulator, but it is not its enforcer - that job is of the multiple central and state Directorate Generals of Training, which lack both capacity and zeal to execute.
A 'clever' private sector that will take the funding and even collude with the largely poor population at whom skills development is targeted to 'split up the funds' without any classes is the norm. Government funded and run IITs (to meet the country's higher-end engineering needs in the 1960s) and ITIs (to train factory supervisors and workers) were meant to be the creators of skills, both high end and basic. The latter began to lag from the 70s and 80s with large tracts of land and buildings but poor quality labs and equipment and the role was taken over, as intended, by the private sector. Today, of the 14,000-odd NCVT-approved ITIs, 84% are private with cash-strapped state governments providing for the remaining 16%. The vast majority of outcomes - really job placements - are poor, with the quality of teachers (just like in education) being a notable cause. ITIs are perhaps the only institutions, where the trainers are formally required to have only the same qualifications as their students.
But the private sector can shine...
Does that mean there is no hope? Far from it. Outstanding private-sector institutions in the sector see placements far exceeding the number of students. An ITI in Delhi works with Maruti Suzuki, another with ILFS. Others such as NTTF, Don Bosco Technical Institute and Tata Strive are similar. In all of these cases, on-the-job training is built strongly into the programme and job placement exceeds 150%.
...and government prioritisation...
The government's efforts in this direction got a new lease of life in 2007 with a ten-year Modular Employability Scheme (MES) and the creation of the NSDC. The MES primarily focussed on short duration skills, and it spurred an entire ecosystem of private training providers, as well as assessment and certification agencies. In total, there are now over 13,000 NSDC-affiliated training agencies, and more than 3.7 million people have been trained, assessed and certified to date. In 2009-10, the Centre created a framework for Sector Skill Councils, which are industry/employer-led bodies - presently numbering over 40 - with responsibility for helping to establish curricula, source the course material, and for assessment, certification and regulatory issues.
...is now being accelerated
Under the NDA government, which is far more cognisant of the need for job creation and equally job fitment than many that have come before it, a fresh attempt was made to overhaul a legacy system. The Ministry of Skill Development was created in 2014, and the Skill India Mission formally launched a year later. The Mission seeks to bridge the gap between the economy's demand for millions of skilled employees (and the supply of millions of raw workers), and the ~1.6 million that get produced by the formal VET system annually. Skill India aims to create massive short-duration skill-development capacity, including through established Government of India programmes like the PMKVY and the DDUGKY. In terms of quality and employability, it seeks to use the NSDC as an implementing agency (in place of government agencies); leverage the sector skill councils to improve employer connect; give a push to apprenticeship; and create a non-statutory regulator for quality enforcement.
The challenge is a many-headed hydra...
The challenge is not simple. Skills acquisition has not been aspirational historically in Indian society. Exacerbating this social 'looking down upon', skilled and non-skilled workers tend to start at the same wage level in India. Transferability of skill qualifications into educational institutions has thus far also not been possible.
...that is now being attacked through educational mobility and social acceptance...
The Mission seeks to offer educational mobility by enabling a VET certificate-holder to transition into higher secondary school programmes or even to work towards an engineering diploma or degree. The social bit is harder but the Mission is working with brand ambassadors and also creating global opportunities for skilled Indians. For example, India is the first country to sign a formal agreement with Japan on its Technical Intern Training Program (TITP) programme - a mechanism of international apprenticeship, but also a way of importing skilled labour into Japan. (4 ITIs are now recognised by the Japanese authorities under the TITP.) Significantly, too, the German regulators recently recognised a 3-year certificate programme by Coimbatore-based skilling centre, GDTI. With the quantum we need, this may be but drops in the ocean, but the pride in Dr Krishnan as he talked this through as well as the grim steadfastness of resolve, was a learning, to say the least. Drops make an ocean eventually.
...and a re-prioritisation of apprenticeship
The other drop in the ocean that will accelerate change is the largely unnoticed simplification of India's apprenticeship act. In the OECD countries, apprenticeships are really the backbone of skill development and placement, allowing firms to see people at work and decide whom to employ, and also giving crucial on-the-job training. Equally, they are an excellent way of creating a wage premium for skills. In India, however, this is an area that sees only limited traction, mainly because employers view it as being heavily regulated - administered, as it is, by the Labour Department. However, a 2014 amendment to the apprenticeship act that earlier involved tight control over the course content and structure has completely rewritten the law, removing much of the heavy-handed regulation that previously existed. Further, in 2015, the Centre launched the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS), where the government co-pays 25% of the monthly stipend of every apprentice hired by a private- or public sector employer. There are still relatively few takers of the NAPS, but the programme can succeed with greater employer connect.
Miles to go before we sleep...
Clearly, much remains to be done and teaching is the first big area. Prioritising soft skills is the other, and sorting distribution, a third. On the count of the last, both kind of skills and geographical distribution of skilling centres is skewed right now. A disproportionate number of electricians compared to demand, or too many ITIs without scale in dense areas because of skewed incentives (e.g. a state government pays service providers a per-student fee) are resultant. Finally, you need a much, much stronger regulatory environment to keep both the public and the private sector involved in skills development in line, and to encourage the high quality firms referred to earlier in this paper. Building these regulatory institutions is complex, takes time and resolve. It must however be done, and it must be prioritised.
...but industry must partner, in benevolent self-interest
But the cat, if it is truly belled, also places the onus on industry. India's sector-skills councils, where a number of IMA Forum members have done some great work, are illustrative. On the whole so far, these councils have yielded poor employment outcomes, with placement rates of about 24% on average. Regrettably, in the view of Dr Krishnan, this is largely because the private sector has not taken the councils very seriously, refusing - despite repeat follow-ups - to send senior managers even for interaction meetings. This is in marked contrast to countries like Germany, Australia, Canada and the UK, where chambers of commerce, or craft guilds single-handedly decide on curricula and certification, and where the government's role is solely to recognise the awarding bodies, rather than delving into the content of the training itself.
India's need for productivity will never be higher. Formalisation of the economy itself is a double-edged sword in the short term, as much the existing formal sector and the economy at large will benefit from it. As India's informal sector (with 70% of employment) formalises, its cost of doing business will go up. Productivity is the only answer - our vendor-of-vendor eco-systems will perish otherwise, as will huge swathes of India's entrepreneurs, who compete with imports and in global markets, even in niche, tiny segments. It is also the only answer to the rising focus by state governments on minimum wages, which in sector after sector, albeit justified, must also see proportionate or higher increases in productivity. This is an over simplification for the sake of the argument, but for this and a host of other reasons, our ability to respond with higher productivity at one level and better fitted jobs at the other rests largely on the creation of a skilling eco-system for a vast multitude of India's workforces that are already past the age of foundational education. Efforts in formal education will see benefits ten years on. We do not have the luxury of that kind of time. Skills can be gained in a shorter duration and for much more immediate applicability. On-the-job training is also the most effective.
As industry, the all to action is to review once again what our focus on apprenticeships is, how our inputs into sector-specific councils can be provided, what our expanded training courses are including in terms of skills and skilling. Firm after firm in our Forum reflects these best practices. There is much to be learnt, and much to be done. National peace, and quantum opportunity, could hang in the balance.
The contents of this paper are based on discussions of The India CHRO and CEO Forum in Bangalore with Dr KP Krishnan, Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship in August 2018.
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97% Meat, Organs, Egg Yolks, and Salmon Oil
No Fruits or Vegetables
- USDA inspected and approved turkey
- All natural with added vitamins and trace minerals
- No grains, no gluten, no fillers, no vegetables
- No artificial colors, no preservatives
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Vitamins: Niacin, Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Pyridoxine HCL (Vitamin B6), Biotin, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, D-Calcium Panthothenate, Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Vitamin B12, Folic Acid.
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Texas man wanted for murder of girlfriend captured
LEON COUNTY, Texas - A man accused of fatally stabbing his fianceé, then burning and burying her body was tracked down and taken into custody Tuesday, the Leon County Sheriff's Office confirmed, reports CBS affiliate KHOU.
Colt Morgan, 29, had been on the run since killing his fiancée Wende Marshall, burning her body in a fireplace and burying her in the backyard of their Cypress home in late October, police say.
Authorities came close to capturing Morgan on Nov. 23. An officer saw him walking down a rural road in Leon County but Morgan took the officer by surprise and attacked him. The assault was captured on dashcam video and the manhunt intensified after that, reports the station.
Authorities later found a makeshift tent, built out of garbage bags and duct tape, where they believed Morgan was hiding, but he had already moved on, according to the station.
Authorities later learned that Morgan had applied for a job at a Pizza Hut in Leon County. He was captured in Buffalo, which is also in Leon County.


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|Local Government in Khammouane Learns about Co-Management through Environmental Bus Tour
Staff members of DEQP hopped ProCEEd's environmental bus for Khammouane from 27 Oct to 1 Nov, 2013. They surprised their colleagues in the provincial capital, Thakek, and in Boualapha District with a total of six programs on biodiversity, wildlife and the new concept of co-management in the nearby Hin Nam No National Protected Area (NPA). The four bus tour programs in Thakek and two in Boualapha, each 1.5 hours, were attended by a total of almost 200 provincial and district staff from the Governor's Office, Police, Armed Forces, Lao Women and Youth Union, and the Departments of Natural Resources and Environment, Agriculture and Forestry, Industrial and Commerce, Public Works, Education, Health, Justice, Information, Culture and Tourism, and Planning and Investment.
Using an infotainment approach, factual information was combined with entertaining songs and games, fostering participants' curiosity and involvement in the subject. The main feature of presentations in Khammouane was co-management in the Hin Nam No NPA. Co-management is a new approach in Laos. Based on Decree 164/PM, the government establishes NPAs within geographical boundaries to maintain natural ecosystems for plants and animals of high biodiversity value. NPAs limit human occupation and restrict natural resource utilization and development activities harmful to the area's environment. An NPA is divided into different zones which helps the management of natural resources, resident and visitor use. Management activities include zoning, patrolling, species monitoring, maintenance, research etc. The co-management of NPAs means that the government together with the rural population living close to a protected area negotiates a fair sharing of management functions, rights and responsibilities. This combines conservation objectives and community utilization rights, and offers benefits for biodiversity conservation, wildlife protection and local livelihoods. In return for protection and management work villagers receive benefits, e.g. from forest products or eco-tourism which add to income generation.
Second Survey on Environmental Awareness in Laos
As a follow-up to the 2012 KAP survey, ProCEEd launched a post-KAP in November 2016. It will compare results from 2012 with the ones from 2016. More...
Comic Book and Illustrations on Wildlife Conservation
ProCEEd published a comic book and a series of illustrations on wildlife conservation used on the 2016 Environmental Tour. More...
Training on Provincial Environmental Radio Programs
ProCEEd trained journalists from radio stations in Khammouane and Houaphan on environmental radio program productions. More...
You can now watch 12 professionally produced documentary films broadcast on LNTV in 2017. Three or four episodes of 15 minutes each make up for a mini-series that focuses on a specific topic, e.g. wildlife or forest protection. More films supported by ProCEEd and other GIZ projects are shown as well.
You can listen in to selected radio programs produced by LNR Khammouane in Thakek and Boualapha as well as by LNR Huaphan in Sam Neua and Houameuang. Some of them have even been translated into Khmu and Hmong language. Three 15-min episodes make up for a mini-series that focuses on a specific topic.
At the provincial and district level, Environmental Tours with entertaining environmental education activities regularly tour four provinces and Vientiane Capital. A bus and a truck using solar-powered equipment facilitate film, theatre and local learning and discussion initiatives. Don't miss the tour!


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Just wanted to brag a bit about my new look! Did she do a good job or what! I will only be posting here a couple of times a month with my devotionals. The other blog is for the "life at my house" stuff......... I really do like this design and the lady at the well with Jesus is one of my brother Paul's art work. He created that for me to match the statue that I was given by Tisha my cousin. Sooooooo I just wanted you to see the "new do."
Devotional will be posted in a day or two........ in the mean time go over and think about signing up for my Pay It Forward. I have one lady and I need three more! You will not be disappointed in what I send......... I promise!


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Do you remember this?
I've taken it out of my sketch book, and put it into my Ledger. I've decided I'll develop different ideas in here instead.
The first thing I did was a representation in paint.
Then there was emulsion on tissue paper with watercolour. I've used shapes that make up the arches and the outline shape of the brick, in a very simplified form.
Inspired by the cobwebs in the original picture, I've used scrim lace on parchment. I cut out an arch to mirror the holes in the air brick, and the scrim lace was attached using FME.
This has given me layers to my page, first glance it looks like this,
turn over to this,
Then finally, this.
There will be further development to this page as time goes on, but it's fun trying out different techniques.


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Democracy is not about voting. In the Soviet Union and under Saddam Hussain, the public could vote. Rather, true democracy is about having an actual choice.
Geert Wilders is on trial in the Netherlands because he dared suggest, that, if elected Prime Minister of the Netherlands, he would tilt immigration away from the group responsible for nearly all the crime in that country, not to mention fomenting violent revolution against liberalism itself to create a sharia based state.
These are facts, and immigration is a major component of government policy.
Yet if you disagree with the current government's policies on it, you will be charged with a crime.
Yes, a member of the largest opposition party (and, if polls are to be believed, the man who would be prime minister today if an election was held now) is on trial for the third time for holding opinions on government policy — policies few of the indigenous Dutch approve of.
Even on social media, and even for regular Dutch citizens, you may well get a visit from the police for opposing mass Muslim immigration.
Truth, in a democracy, is also an absolute defense.
If you say something publicly which is true, you cannot be convicted for it. Not in criminal law or in a civil suit.
At least that used to be the case.
Now if its true it still has to be checked against the standards of political correctness.
Because truth can be "hate speech" and media does "do something about it". (See video in above link)
Canada is no better. When Mark Steyn was prosecuted by the "Human Rights Commission" no one made the claim that the thesis of his book, "America Alone," was not true, only that he should not be allowed to present this truth. Hence, no democracy. Without choice, without a full information portfolio, you cannot be said to have a choice.
The heavy handed way is to force you to vote for one person like in Third World totalitarian states.
Whereas, in First World totalitarian states, they just make sure you don't know enough to make a real choice, and criminally prosecute those who would tell you the truth.
The difference is the level at which they operate. But not in intent, or result.
And today we see the editor of the largest newspaper in Austria arrested and charged with a "hate crime" for opposing the European Union position on mass Muslim immigration, and writing a fact based opinion piece about this.
An editor of Austria's largest paper, Kronen Zeitung, is to be tried for hate speech over a commentary he wrote about the migrant crisis last year. [...]
Calling the majority of the migrants "testosterone-driven Syrians", Mr. Biro recounted the multiple reports of migrants carrying out, in his words, "extremely aggressive sexual assaults".
He also detailed Afghan men had slashed the seats of the trains that were transporting them to Germany because they refused to sit where Christians had previously sat.
Calling them "testosterone driven" is opinion. And if applied to any white male sports team who had not done anything criminal but maybe got caught leering at a cheerleader, it would be perfectly fine. Apparently you cannot use that adjective if you are talking about genuinely horrific behaviour like mass rape, or groping gangs of thousands of Muslim migrants organized on Facebook. The rest however is either true or it is not.
If true, then like the Netherlands, Canada, the US sometime shortly after November 8, and various other European nations under the rubric of the European Union, any public opinion, factual or not, in opposition to the far-left-wing extremist positions of international socialism will be punished.
And to drive home the international socialist agenda, ladies and gentlemen, a suicide note from Germany and Sweden: