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WORD UP! Competition Gives Students across Jefferson County Opportunity to Say What's on Their Minds and in Their Hearts
WORD UP!, the poetry slam for high school students who are enrolled in schools—or home schooled—in Jefferson County, celebrates its eighth anniversary this year.
Word UP! is a poetry slam for Jefferson County high school students (grades 9-12) sponsored by the Birmingham Public Library and Real Life Poets. Participants write and perform an original work inspired by the theme "SPEAK OUT". The participants in WORD UP! will be the winners from each school's contest. Each school is responsible for holding its own contest.
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Music As A Weapon V Tour
March 31, 2011
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From The Archives: Page from 1995 collage book by Christian Montone. Television and video 35MM film screen shots printed, cut up and assembled.
KORN
Music As A Weapon V Tour
March 31, 2011
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Amit Agarwal (born 1977[1]) is an Indian blogger and the founder of Digital Inspiration.[2] He has previously worked as personal technology columnist for The Wall Street Journal[3] (India) and The Financial Express.[4] He has been involved in advocating freedom of speech and an end to internet censorship in India.[5]
Profession[edit]
Amit Agarwal holds an Engineering degree in Computer Science from IIT Roorkee and has previously worked with ADP. In 2004, Amit quit his job to become India's first Professional Blogger.[citation needed]
Amit authors a popular and award winning blog Digital Inspiration where he writes about computer software, consumer gadgets, and web applications that increase productivity. Amit also writes a weekly personal technology column for The Hindustan Times & WSJ.
Recognition[edit]
Amit has appeared on various TV channels and radio including BBC, CNN IBN, CNBC, NDTV, Star TV, ETV and Blog TV Singapore. He also made it to the coverpage of The Week magazine.[citation needed]
HT calls Amit the "founder of the Indian blogging revolution" while the prestigious The Straits Times of Singapore included him in their list of Asia's Blog Stars alongside Chinese actress Xu Jinglei and Japanese Ambassador Naoto Amaki.[citation needed]
Amit is a regular speaker at technology and blogging conferences. He is also a Technology Columnist at WSJ India.[6] Microsoft awarded him the Most Valuable Professional award for 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
About Digital Inspiration[edit]
Digital Inspiration, launched in 2004, publishes tips & tutorials on efficient usage of software tools, services and web based technologies. It has been quoted in publications including The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Forbes, CNet, Wired, CNN Money, Guardian, Financial Times, CBC, Wired, ITWire, MSNBC, BoingBoing, BBC, Mercury News, Sydney Morning Herald, PBS, The New York Times etc.[citation needed]
Digital Inspiration won the Best Technology Blog award at Indibloggies twice. It has been featured as a "success story" on the official Google AdSense blog.[7]
A survey by Business World magazine puts Digital Inspiration blog in the list of most popular blogs and online youth hangouts.[citation needed] The site has been mentioned as "must read" in India Today while it has also been recommended in CNN Go, the new travel and lifestyle site of CNN.[8]
Technical projects[edit]
Amit has also created few popular web-applications & tools, which include "Sleeping Time", a mashup service that can estimate of the sleeping habits of any Twitter user. It quickly went viral[citation needed] and was mentioned on CNN, The 33 News, Open Magazine and also made it to the front page of the Bangalore Mirror.[citation needed] Some other such websites include RSS Search and Tall Tweets.
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Music As A Weapon V Tour
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Music As A Weapon V Tour
March 31, 2011
Air Canada Centre, Toronto
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KORN
Music As A Weapon V Tour
March 31, 2011
Air Canada Centre, Toronto
Shot for www.toromagazine.com
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if anyone doubted i had issues...
...uh case closed!
damn the bad luck... someone already had WORD UP. sometimes life is so unfair!
(no longer ride with custom license plates... it was a phase i was going through)
Look closely at the keys ;)
I did this little project for an upcoming gallery X exhibit that is entitled "Word Up!" Used an old 1959 Royal typewriter. Plucked the keys off and moved the around to get the words and took many shots to use all some letters several times to spell the words.
Exhibit info:
May 4–29
Calling all designers, typographers, graffiti and visual artists! Open to all artists who celebrate the use of text in or as visual art. There is no limit per artist. Drop-off: April 27th through May 1 during gallery hours. Final selection will be made by the curator. Submission fee of $10 per piece. All artwork must be display ready
Reception Sat. May 7, 7–10pm
Curator: Kaity Rupert
About Snigdha Manchanda
No Not A Storm In A Tea Cup
Her Words
Find yourself a cup of tea; the teapot is behind you. Now tell me about hundreds of things. ~Saki
It all started, innocently enough, with the water that I carried to school. My mother made it a point to infuse it with some or other herb. She believed it was healthy, I developed a taste for different flavors, and my friends stayed away from my bottle. Everyone was happy. Chai (yes, with milk) was a staple at home and so was green tea. I became the girl who ordered tea when friends “went out for coffee.” I just liked tea more, I told people. Friends from all over the world brought me teas as gifts, and not simply because I had asked for it. Soon enough, I had a collection of teas from around the world. I applied to study tea professionally in Sri Lanka to understand tea better. And at the end of visiting more than 10 tea gardens, tasting 100 cups of tea a day, and profiling over 2000 varieties of tea, I was eager to share my learnings on the art and practice of Tea.
Stories, Tea and a Trunk
“The Darjeeling is the champagne of the world’s teas, a sommelier is not the same as a taster, and chai is just one of the many forms of tea.” I was brimming with tea stories, and I made it my personal mission to demystify tea-speak. Many tea tastings and workshops followed. The more stories I told, the more I heard.
I smiled extra bright when chai-lovers walked over to say that they had never had tea this way. I wanted more and more people to discover and enjoy good-quality tea. Thus was born was Tea Trunk. The name was inspired from my dad’s trunk in which I stored my collection of world teas, back in the day.
I invite you to take your pick from Tea Trunk and experience tea like it should be.
- Snigdha Manchanda, Tea Sommelier