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Guemes Channel. Curtis Wharf.
October 31, 2015. Heading for the east coast via The Panama Canal, first stop San Francisco.
April 06, 2016. R/V Neil Armstrong Arrives in Woods Hole.
"The research vessel Neil Armstrong was met by a jubilant crowd at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) dock Wednesday, as it arrived to its home port for the first time, escorted by the WHOI coastal research vessel R/V Tioga, two Coast Guard boats and fireboats from neighboring towns."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-arrives
R/V Neil Armstrong Album www.flickr.com/photos/-jon/sets/72157631332289048
August 27, 2015. "Over the next month, the new ship, will be outfitted with the essentials it needs for operation, spare parts, food stores, and other basic equipment and consumables. In November, the ship will begin the transit to the US East Coast, with scheduled stops in San Francisco and the Panama Canal. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in the southeast US in December at a port and shipyard to be determined, where the ship’s science equipment will be installed and tested, in particular its sophisticated sonar systems and other sensors."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-delivery
"ANACORTES, Wash. (NNS) -- The first-of-class oceanographic research vessel R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27), successfully completed acceptance trials Aug. 7 the Navy reported Aug. 27.
Neil Armstrong is a modern mono-hull research vessel based on commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.
The Navy's Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) found the ship to be well-built and inspection-ready. The trials evaluated the ship's major systems and equipment to include demonstrations of the ship's main propulsion system, dynamic positioning system, navigation, cranes and winches, and communication systems.
These trials are the final major milestone prior to delivering Neil Armstrong," said Mike Kosar, program manager for the Support Ships, Boats and Craft office within the Program Executive Office, Ships. "Neil Armstrong performed very well during these trials, especially for a first of class vessel. The results of these tests and the outstanding fit, finish and quality of the vessel, stand as a testament to the preparation and effort of our entire shipbuilding team. It reflects the exceptionalism of AGOR 27's namesake, Neil Armstrong."
www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=90814
The Navy christened the Auxiliary General Oceanographic Research (AGOR) R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27) during a ceremony March 29, 2014 at the Port of Anacortes Transit Shed in Anacortes, Washington. The Neil Armstrong-class of research vessels are modern research vessels based on a commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas. R/V Neil Armstrong, the first in its class, is being constructed by Dakota Creek Industries Inc.
Additionally, the Neil Armstrong class will feature a modern suite of oceanographic equipment, state of the art acoustic equipment capable of mapping the deepest parts of the oceans, advanced over-the-side handling gear to deploy and retrieve scientific instruments, emissions controls for stack gasses, and new information technology tools both for monitoring shipboard systems and for communicating with land-based sites worldwide. Enhanced modular onboard laboratories and extensive science payload capacity will provide the ships with the flexibility to meet a wide variety of oceanographic research challenges in the coming decades. R/V Neil Armstrong will be U.S. flagged, manned by a commercial crew, and will be operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution under a contract with the U.S. government.
U.S. Navy research vessels being built at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes will be named after Neil Armstrong & Sally Ride
Mission: Integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.Oceanographic sampling and data collection of surface, midwater, sea floor, and sub-bottom parameters.
Quantity: Two (2)
User: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (AGOR 27),
Scripps Institution of Oceanography (AGOR 28)
Ship Names: R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27)
R/V Sally Ride (AGOR 28)
Builder: Dakota Creek Industries, Inc.
Contract: FFP (Firm Fixed Price)
Contract Value: $177.4M
ROM Unit Cost: $74.1 M (lead), $71.0M (follow)
Key Characteristics:
• Hull Material Steel; Aluminum pilothouse
• Length 238 ft
• Beam (Max) 50 ft
• Draft 15 ft
• Displacement 3043 LT (Full Load)
• Sustained Speed 12 kts
• Range 10,545 nm
• Endurance 40 days
• Propulsion 4 x 1044 kW Diesels, 2 x 879 kW Electric
Propulsion Motors, 2 x Controllable Pitch
Propellers, Bow & Stern Thrusters
• Accommodations 20 crew, 24 science berths
• ABS Classed/ABS Designed to ABS !A1 Circle E, !AMS
unfortunately she is not wysiwyg...
but whois anyway...
we're off to find her mother... (again)
and if only her mother was... never mind.
Liberecon por la Mondo means Free for a World, in esperanto language. Mural is inspired by creator of this language Ludwik Zamenhoff, whois dream was multinational society without wars and cares about local societies.
Author: Maciej Szupica
Coordination: Magdalena Urbańska
Production: Białystok culture centre.
IMG_20181006_113210_LR
Guemes Channel. Curtis Wharf.
October 31, 2015. Heading for the east coast via The Panama Canal, first stop San Francisco.
April 06, 2016. R/V Neil Armstrong Arrives in Woods Hole.
"The research vessel Neil Armstrong was met by a jubilant crowd at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) dock Wednesday, as it arrived to its home port for the first time, escorted by the WHOI coastal research vessel R/V Tioga, two Coast Guard boats and fireboats from neighboring towns."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-arrives
R/V Neil Armstrong Album www.flickr.com/photos/-jon/sets/72157631332289048
August 27, 2015. "Over the next month, the new ship, will be outfitted with the essentials it needs for operation, spare parts, food stores, and other basic equipment and consumables. In November, the ship will begin the transit to the US East Coast, with scheduled stops in San Francisco and the Panama Canal. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in the southeast US in December at a port and shipyard to be determined, where the ship’s science equipment will be installed and tested, in particular its sophisticated sonar systems and other sensors."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-delivery
"ANACORTES, Wash. (NNS) -- The first-of-class oceanographic research vessel R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27), successfully completed acceptance trials Aug. 7 the Navy reported Aug. 27.
Neil Armstrong is a modern mono-hull research vessel based on commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.
The Navy's Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) found the ship to be well-built and inspection-ready. The trials evaluated the ship's major systems and equipment to include demonstrations of the ship's main propulsion system, dynamic positioning system, navigation, cranes and winches, and communication systems.
These trials are the final major milestone prior to delivering Neil Armstrong," said Mike Kosar, program manager for the Support Ships, Boats and Craft office within the Program Executive Office, Ships. "Neil Armstrong performed very well during these trials, especially for a first of class vessel. The results of these tests and the outstanding fit, finish and quality of the vessel, stand as a testament to the preparation and effort of our entire shipbuilding team. It reflects the exceptionalism of AGOR 27's namesake, Neil Armstrong."
www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=90814
The Navy christened the Auxiliary General Oceanographic Research (AGOR) R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27) during a ceremony March 29, 2014 at the Port of Anacortes Transit Shed in Anacortes, Washington. The Neil Armstrong-class of research vessels are modern research vessels based on a commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas. R/V Neil Armstrong, the first in its class, is being constructed by Dakota Creek Industries Inc.
Additionally, the Neil Armstrong class will feature a modern suite of oceanographic equipment, state of the art acoustic equipment capable of mapping the deepest parts of the oceans, advanced over-the-side handling gear to deploy and retrieve scientific instruments, emissions controls for stack gasses, and new information technology tools both for monitoring shipboard systems and for communicating with land-based sites worldwide. Enhanced modular onboard laboratories and extensive science payload capacity will provide the ships with the flexibility to meet a wide variety of oceanographic research challenges in the coming decades. R/V Neil Armstrong will be U.S. flagged, manned by a commercial crew, and will be operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution under a contract with the U.S. government.
U.S. Navy research vessels being built at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes will be named after Neil Armstrong & Sally Ride
Mission: Integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.Oceanographic sampling and data collection of surface, midwater, sea floor, and sub-bottom parameters.
Quantity: Two (2)
User: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (AGOR 27),
Scripps Institution of Oceanography (AGOR 28)
Ship Names: R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27)
R/V Sally Ride (AGOR 28)
Builder: Dakota Creek Industries, Inc.
Contract: FFP (Firm Fixed Price)
Contract Value: $177.4M
ROM Unit Cost: $74.1 M (lead), $71.0M (follow)
Key Characteristics:
• Hull Material Steel; Aluminum pilothouse
• Length 238 ft
• Beam (Max) 50 ft
• Draft 15 ft
• Displacement 3043 LT (Full Load)
• Sustained Speed 12 kts
• Range 10,545 nm
• Endurance 40 days
• Propulsion 4 x 1044 kW Diesels, 2 x 879 kW Electric
Propulsion Motors, 2 x Controllable Pitch
Propellers, Bow & Stern Thrusters
• Accommodations 20 crew, 24 science berths
• ABS Classed/ABS Designed to ABS !A1 Circle E, !AMS
Agustina Beccari, from Rosario, Argentina, beautiful student in Barcelona of psychopedagogy, whoi was very kind and cooperated in photography. Av. Josep Tarradellas, Barcelona.
Two Research vessels with the Umbra sporting a new helicopter pad.
www.whoi.edu/website/alucia-umbra/umbra
This image was also posted at : www.superyachttimes.com/editorial/19/article/id/15380
I saw these ladies strolling along the street
discussing and I could not resist to click.
They did not remark what I had done, luckily
Guemes Channel. Curtis Wharf.
October 31, 2015. Heading for the east coast via The Panama Canal.
April 06, 2016. R/V Neil Armstrong Arrives in Woods Hole.
"The research vessel Neil Armstrong was met by a jubilant crowd at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) dock Wednesday, as it arrived to its home port for the first time, escorted by the WHOI coastal research vessel R/V Tioga, two Coast Guard boats and fireboats from neighboring towns."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-arrives
R/V Neil Armstrong Album www.flickr.com/photos/-jon/sets/72157631332289048
August 27, 2015. "Over the next month, the new ship, will be outfitted with the essentials it needs for operation, spare parts, food stores, and other basic equipment and consumables. In November, the ship will begin the transit to the US East Coast, with scheduled stops in San Francisco and the Panama Canal. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in the southeast US in December at a port and shipyard to be determined, where the ship’s science equipment will be installed and tested, in particular its sophisticated sonar systems and other sensors."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-delivery
"ANACORTES, Wash. (NNS) -- The first-of-class oceanographic research vessel R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27), successfully completed acceptance trials Aug. 7 the Navy reported Aug. 27.
Neil Armstrong is a modern mono-hull research vessel based on commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.
The Navy's Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) found the ship to be well-built and inspection-ready. The trials evaluated the ship's major systems and equipment to include demonstrations of the ship's main propulsion system, dynamic positioning system, navigation, cranes and winches, and communication systems.
These trials are the final major milestone prior to delivering Neil Armstrong," said Mike Kosar, program manager for the Support Ships, Boats and Craft office within the Program Executive Office, Ships. "Neil Armstrong performed very well during these trials, especially for a first of class vessel. The results of these tests and the outstanding fit, finish and quality of the vessel, stand as a testament to the preparation and effort of our entire shipbuilding team. It reflects the exceptionalism of AGOR 27's namesake, Neil Armstrong."
www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=90814
The Navy christened the Auxiliary General Oceanographic Research (AGOR) R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27) during a ceremony March 29, 2014 at the Port of Anacortes Transit Shed in Anacortes, Washington. The Neil Armstrong-class of research vessels are modern research vessels based on a commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas. R/V Neil Armstrong, the first in its class, is being constructed by Dakota Creek Industries Inc.
Additionally, the Neil Armstrong class will feature a modern suite of oceanographic equipment, state of the art acoustic equipment capable of mapping the deepest parts of the oceans, advanced over-the-side handling gear to deploy and retrieve scientific instruments, emissions controls for stack gasses, and new information technology tools both for monitoring shipboard systems and for communicating with land-based sites worldwide. Enhanced modular onboard laboratories and extensive science payload capacity will provide the ships with the flexibility to meet a wide variety of oceanographic research challenges in the coming decades. R/V Neil Armstrong will be U.S. flagged, manned by a commercial crew, and will be operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution under a contract with the U.S. government.
U.S. Navy research vessels being built at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes will be named after Neil Armstrong & Sally Ride
Mission: Integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.Oceanographic sampling and data collection of surface, midwater, sea floor, and sub-bottom parameters.
Quantity: Two (2)
User: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (AGOR 27),
Scripps Institution of Oceanography (AGOR 28)
Ship Names: R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27)
R/V Sally Ride (AGOR 28)
Builder: Dakota Creek Industries, Inc.
Contract: FFP (Firm Fixed Price)
Contract Value: $177.4M
ROM Unit Cost: $74.1 M (lead), $71.0M (follow)
Key Characteristics:
• Hull Material Steel; Aluminum pilothouse
• Length 238 ft
• Beam (Max) 50 ft
• Draft 15 ft
• Displacement 3043 LT (Full Load)
• Sustained Speed 12 kts
• Range 10,545 nm
• Endurance 40 days
• Propulsion 4 x 1044 kW Diesels, 2 x 879 kW Electric
Propulsion Motors, 2 x Controllable Pitch
Propellers, Bow & Stern Thrusters
• Accommodations 20 crew, 24 science berths
• ABS Classed/ABS Designed to ABS !A1 Circle E, !AMS
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Behind the mask things are not what they seem
Every thing else is just a dream
Underneath is reality
Underneath is me
© Bella Baskin 14 sept 2007
Explored #84 nov. 6
….”I am ready,” said the emperor. “Does not my suit fit me marvellously?” Then he turned once more to the looking-glass, that people should think he admired his garments.
The chamberlains, who were to carry the train, stretched their hands to the ground as if they lifted up a train, and pretended to hold something in their hands; they did not like people to know that they could not see anything.
The emperor marched in the procession under the beautiful canopy, and all who saw him in the street and out of the windows exclaimed: “Indeed, the emperor’s new suit is incomparable! What a long train he has! How well it fits him!” Nobody wished to let others know he saw nothing, for then he would have been unfit for his office or too stupid. Never emperor’s clothes were more admired.
“But he has nothing on at all,” said a little child at last. “Good heavens! listen to the voice of an innocent child,” said the father, and one whispered to the other what the child had said. “But he has nothing on at all,” cried at last the whole people. That made a deep impression upon the emperor, for it seemed to him that they were right; but he thought to himself, “Now I must bear up to the end.” And the chamberlains walked with still greater dignity, as if they carried the train which did not exist.
From: “The Emperor’s New Suit” by Hans Christian Andersen (1837)
2014. Curtis Wharf. Guemes Channel.
"The Navy christened the Auxiliary General Oceanographic Research (AGOR) R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27) during a ceremony March 29, 2014 at the Port of Anacortes Transit Shed in Anacortes, Washington. The Neil Armstrong-class of research vessels are modern research vessels based on a commercial design, capable of integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas. R/V Neil Armstrong, the first in its class, is being constructed by Dakota Creek Industries Inc.
Additionally, the Neil Armstrong class will feature a modern suite of oceanographic equipment, state of the art acoustic equipment capable of mapping the deepest parts of the oceans, advanced over-the-side handling gear to deploy and retrieve scientific instruments, emissions controls for stack gasses, and new information technology tools both for monitoring shipboard systems and for communicating with land-based sites worldwide. Enhanced modular onboard laboratories and extensive science payload capacity will provide the ships with the flexibility to meet a wide variety of oceanographic research challenges in the coming decades. R/V Neil Armstrong will be U.S. flagged, manned by a commercial crew, and will be operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution under a contract with the U.S. government."
April 06, 2016. R/V Neil Armstrong Arrives in Woods Hole.
"The research vessel Neil Armstrong was met by a jubilant crowd at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) dock Wednesday, as it arrived to its home port for the first time, escorted by the WHOI coastal research vessel R/V Tioga, two Coast Guard boats and fireboats from neighboring towns."
www.whoi.edu/news-release/armstrong-arrives
U.S. Navy research vessels being built at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes will be named after Neil Armstrong & Sally Ride
Mission: Integrated, interdisciplinary, general purpose oceanographic research in coastal and deep ocean areas.Oceanographic sampling and data collection of surface, midwater, sea floor, and sub-bottom parameters.
Quantity: Two (2)
User: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (AGOR 27),
Scripps Institution of Oceanography (AGOR 28)
Ship Names: R/V Neil Armstrong (AGOR 27)
R/V Sally Ride (AGOR 28)
Builder: Dakota Creek Industries, Inc.
Contract: FFP (Firm Fixed Price)
Contract Value: $177.4M
ROM Unit Cost: $74.1 M (lead), $71.0M (follow)
Key Characteristics:
• Hull Material Steel; Aluminum pilothouse
• Length 238 ft
• Beam (Max) 50 ft
• Draft 15 ft
• Displacement 3043 LT (Full Load)
• Sustained Speed 12 kts
• Range 10,545 nm
• Endurance 40 days
• Propulsion 4 x 1044 kW Diesels, 2 x 879 kW Electric
Propulsion Motors, 2 x Controllable Pitch
Propellers, Bow & Stern Thrusters
• Accommodations 20 crew, 24 science berths
• ABS Classed/ABS Designed to ABS !A1 Circle E, !AMS
Beachside gathering
Location: Tok Jembal Beach, Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
Gears: Nikon D50, AF Zoom-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6G
Note: You can adjust your brightness by referring to the gray scale bitmap at the top of my profile as a guide.
Ask “What makes us human?” and a range of responses is guaranteed from materialist and nonmaterialist scientist and religious thinker alike. From self-awareness to free moral agency, from conscience to the capacity to imagine, such traits are put forward as distinguishing us from nonhuman species. There’s also the capacity for spoken language, which some say is the most distinctive difference, even innate. On a more troubling level, some might list the deliberate decision not to reproduce ourselves, and more darkly still, the willing invention of weapons that assure mutual mass destruction, threatening extinction of the species.
Gears: Nikon D50 and Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG HSM APO lens
Location: Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, Kuala Lumpur
Processing: Increased contrast with Adobe PSCS2, cropped for 16:9 aspect ratio
"The oldest living city in the world".
This picture was shot early in the morning on a ghat along river Ganga in Varanasi (Benaras) a few weeks ago.
This man is having an haircut by a young haidresser who belongs to the many street jobs in the city.
I liked the lines provided by the steps nearby and the colours which are corresponding in rhythm.
It reminds the American flag.
(I found the title to my image from a funny conversation about hair style problem on the net)
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original texture by: bcommeberenice
www.flickr.com/photos/bcommeberenice/2244945188/in/set-72...
... the photo was taken on aug.10 in a very hot day..I hope it could warm a little these cold days, waiting for spring...
Dedicated to all my friends living in cold places...
A Nihang Singh adorning a tradiional "Dastar Boonga" (fortified turban) strikes a pose. His turban is embelished with 'chakars' (quoits), 'aadh chand' (half-moon cresent representing Shiva), and various other weapons secured with a 'tora' (woven steel wire).
Photographed at Talwandi, Punjab.
Two years ago I published a graphic showing the favicons of places that I'd recently visited on the internet. I thought I'd take some time (a few hours actually) this afternoon to revisit and refresh that graphic. In order to see this graphic best I'd recommend clicking through the image to Flickr and then clicking on the magnifying glass above the graphic on Flickr to view full size. Best viewed large I suppose as they say.
If you'd like to add a note with a hyperlink to a url for any site feel free. :)
The image above represents only some of the websites that I've visited in the past 2 weeks. The list does not include everywhere I've been on the internet. I've only chosen to share sites in this graphic that have favicons that pop up when you visit them. Probably about half of the sites that I visit (my own included) don't have favicons. The above graphic contains 330 different internet sites that I've visited.
Some stats on my internet activity over the course of the past 2 weeks. From May 15 until today I have visited 12,601 pages on the internet on my primary laptop computer (MacBook Pro). I have visited more pages than this because this is not my only computer. In addition to my primary MacBook Pro, I have three other PCs that I use regularly to surf the internet. I estimate that I probably load a little over 1,000 internet pages a day.
The number one site that I've visited over the past 2 weeks has been FriendFeed. The number 2 site I've visited over the past 2 weeks has been flickr. These two sites represent over half of my internet activity over the past 2 weeks.
Below is a list of sites that are included in this graphic.
1001 Noisy Cameras
30 Boxes
Adrian's
im.alexcarpenter
Yahoo Answers
Anyone's Guess
iTunes Store
I'm Not Actually a Geek
Big Thoughts from a Small Mind
Eskelin Technology
Compete
Epic Edits Weblog
Flickr Blog
FriendFeed Blog
FriendFeed
Go2Web2.0
High Touch
Magnum Photos Blog
MySpace
Seattle Pi.com
Twitter Blog
Wired
blogoscoped.com
blogs.eastwick.com
photopreneur
blogs.wsj.com / Law Blog
blogs.zdnet.com
Google Blog Search
Bloomberg.com
Blue Side of Life - Dave's Weblog
BoingBoing
Google Book Search
Brightkite
Broadcaster House
Brugo, Your Daily Dose of Bit Rates
Camerapedia.org
CertifiedBanger.blogspot.com
Paying Attention
Colin Walker
Commentful
# Comments
Dotted Line
iCraig
Creative Commons
Davis Freeberg's Digital Connection
del.icio.us
Dembot.com
Mozilla Developer Center
Digg
Dossy's Blog
Ethan Klapper
elbo.ws
Mozilla.com
Firefox 3
Wikipedia
SmartSetr
Failblog.org
fatherroderick.sqpn.com
sarahintampa
flickr
forums.ilounge.com
frederickvan.com
Fred Wilson
Edythe
gas2.org
gawker.com
greenstijl.nl
getsatisfaction.com
gigaom.com
gizmodo.com
Good Experience
Gothamist
Google Groups, FriendFeed
highscalability.com
honest ape
Hype Machine
ifitsgood.wordpress.com
Google Image Search
Instrumental Analysis
internetducttape.com
itafroma
itsmejulia.com
Jonathan Penny
jp.Zooomr.com
J W Horne
All Things Digital
kwerfeldein.de
Confess 2.0
Laserlike
Laughing Squid
Letters Have No Arms
Lifehacker.com
Google Maps
Yahoo Maps
Mashable.com
memes.org
michaelmistretta.com
midPhase
most-expensive.net
mrontemp.blogspot.com
Project Muse
musicisart.ws
mysmithmicro.com
newatlantic.wordpress.com
New Media Fanboy
BBC News
news.cnet.com
news.yahoo.com
next-thing.net
nextup.wordpress.com
notes.torrez.org
officeofstrategicinfluence.com
onlytheblogknowsbrooklyn.typepad.com
Powerset
Pandora
parents.berkeley.edu
paulbuchheit.blogspot.com
photooftheday.hughcrawford.com
phreadz.com
Pop17
Popdose.com
Pownce
robinjeanandersen.com
ryansholin.com
pilcrow Lit Fest
Picasa Web Albums
Photobucket.com
saladdaysmusic.net
sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com
sarahmeyers.wordpress.com
scobleizer.com
seanreiser.com
searchengineland.com
Craigs List
SheGeeks
Shirky.com
songsillinoismp3.blogspot.com
suwaowalog.tumblr.com
slashdot.org
techmeme.com
technorati.com
Technosailor
terraminds.com
thedigitallifestyle.com
the Next web
The Pop Cop
tinyurl.com
nytimes.com
trac.zooomr.com
TranceMist
travel.yahoo.com
twittermap.com
upcoming.yahoo.com
userscripts.org
VentureBeat
viaspire
archive.org
weburbanist.com
whois.domaintools.com
wickedstageact2.typepad.com
Dare Obasanjo
360voice.com
AccuWeather.com
Adobe.com
Adorama
Alexa
amazon.co.uk
Amazon.com
AppleInsider
AV Club
Blogger
BlogThis!
Box.net
Brave.com
bspcn.com
bugblogger.com
Businessweek.com
cafepress.com
cameraposition.com
canyouseethesunset.com
captainsdead.com
Cartoon Network
CD Universe
centernetworks.com
chilirec
Children's Choice
Chris Brogan
chron.com
Church of the Customer.com
CinemaNow
Compete
cyberjournalist.net
dailymail.co.uk
divinecaroline.com
dogster.com
Duncan Riley
Ed Bott
encyclopediadramatica.com
Engadget
Environmental News Online
eternalstorms.at
Fast Company
filmsite.org
fineartphotoblog.com
fogofeternity.com
Forbes.com
fotohacker.com
FoxNews.com
FT.com
Goodreads
Greasespot
guardian.co.uk
Hacking Netflix
HaloScan.com
Hockleyphoto.com
Huffingtonpost.com
Ignite Social Media
IMDB.com
imeem.com
InformationWeek
Inquisitr.com
internetactu.net
istartedsomething.com
iStockphoto.com
jasontavares.name
jaunted.com
jimmyr.com
justsearching.co.uk
kenrockwell.com
KFC.com
khou.com
Kodak.com
kottke.org
last.fm
lastpodcast.net
latimes.com
Jeremy Toeman's LIVEdigitally
loiclemeur.com
LoJack for Laptops
Louisgray.com
luceromusic.com
lyricsdownload.com
Lyricsfreak.com
lyricsmania.com
lyricsmode.com
lyricsondemand.com
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“Tea is more than an idealization of the form of drinking, it is a religion of the art of life.”
(From the “Book of Tea” by Kakuzo Okakura)
"The oldest living city in the world".
This picture was shot near main ghat along the Ganges in Varanasi (Benaras) from a kind of platform where I often come as this place allows to have a great view of the sacred river.
The Chai wallah (tea maker) was facing me and tried to strick a few poses pretending that he didn't see my camera. By chance his attention was kept by some people dancing on a boat nearby so I took this candid picture.
Chai wallahs are everywhere in India keeping the memory of the time going by...
Chai is the word used for tea in Asia, North and East Africa and Eastern Europe.
In a typical South Asian household chai is prepared by boiling loose leaf tea in a pot with milk and water. Then various spices and/or sweetener may also be added according personal preference.
What many English speakers tend to think of as chai is actually known as masala chai (spiced tea).
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From the "Mirror Stage" (Lacan) to the reconquer of Self. The Mirror is not You, but it can be your naricissism or your depression, the place where you are alienated from yourself.
Broke the Mirror!!
In Lacan's reformulation of Sigmund Freud's theories of mental life, the mirror stage constitutes a critical phase in the development of the ego. Drawing on work in physiology and animal psychology, Lacan proposes that human infants pass through a stage in which an external image of the body (reflected in a mirror, or represented to the infant through the mother or primary caregiver) produces a psychic response that gives rise to the mental representation of an "I". The infant identifies with the image, which serves as a gestalt of the infant's emerging perceptions of selfhood, but because the image of a unified body does not correspond with the underdeveloped infant's physical vulnerability and weakness, this imago is established as an Ideal-I toward which the subject will perpetually strive throughout his or her life.
For Lacan, the mirror stage establishes the ego as fundamentally dependent upon external objects, on an other. As the so-called "individual" matures and enters into social relations through language, this "other" will be elaborated within social and linguistic frameworks that will give each subject's personality (and his or her neuroses and other psychic disturbances) its particular characteristics.
Lacan’s ideas about the formation of the "I" developed over time in conjunction with his other elaborations of Freudian theory. He presented a paper on the mirror stage on August 3, 1936, at a conference of the International Psychoanalytical Association in Marienbad.(It is to this conference that Lacan is referring in the first sentence of the essay). Thirteen years later, on July 17, 1949, at a conference of the International Psychoanalytic Congress in Zurich, Lacan delivered another version of the mirror stage paper that later in the same year appeared in print in the Revue Francais de Psychanalyse. The essay was reprinted in the French publication of Ecrits in 1966. Jean Roussel prepared the first translation into English, which appeared in New Left Review 51 (September/October 1968): 63-77. This publication in English is significant, as it contributed to the introduction of Lacanian theory, and specifically the model of the mirror stage, into leftist intellectual circles in Britain at the time when cultural studies was emerging as a field. A new English translation by Alan Sheridan heads Ecrits: A Selection, which was published in 1977.
- Camera :
Canon EOS 400D Digital
- Lens :
Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 USM
- Camera setting :
Exposure: 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture: f/1.8
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
- Location, Date & Time :
<3 | July 7 | 11.55 am (+3GMT)
- Software :
Adobe Photoshop CS4 Macintosh
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Do you know whois that man ?!!
He is
( Edgar Allan Poe )..
Edgar Allan Poe is one of the important, significant writers in America because he contributed the Gothic Elements i'm gonna explain you later WHAT is the Gothic elemnts :D
as we have seen that many of the writers were influenced by his poems , tales ,
and all of his works such as , Emily Dicknson , Walt witman and more who i can't really count.so, what are the Gothic elemnts which Edgar belives in ?!
thay are :
1 - exotic setting
2 - mysterious atmosphere
3 - weird happening
Edgar is the writer who play with our senses throughout his novels, tales, poems , and every single work plays with our senses by fulling it with the horror sounds, by the emothions which helps us to feel the story itself.in addition to that , he was really against the Transidental Movement ( which is a philosophy about life or nature ) thus, he believes that Romance doesn't mean love between tow people but its an imagination. Edgar is really great person and you can feel that by reading only one of his works such as my best ( the tell tale heart ) and ( the raven ) and emm ( the back cat ).
finally ,
of course you guys feel that he is nothing but he isn't. it's enough that he created things help us to feel the tale, or the story and to move our emothings it actually impacts us . and its more than enough that we as a recent generation knows his name by saying he is the one who created the Gothic elemnt ..
here i brought some of the links to help you read more about him .. if you are intrested lol <- i know you are =Pp
and this are some videos =D
thats all,
and i hope you like his works as i do .. XD
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An average women works four to seven hours a day in the farm and spends ten hours doing domestic chores at home. The typical woman in Mali is responsible for daily domestic needs. She wears many hats, namely as household manager, farm worker in the fields, salesperson at the market or along village streets and pottery artist.
My friends ZeeAnna! and Burnt Umber tipped me off today to a new search engine operating out there called Imagelogr. Only it's not like your traditional image search engine. Most image search engines like Google or Bing include a link back to the images that they search from the web.
Not so with Imagelogr.
Imagelogr claims to be scraping the entire "free web" and seems to have hit Flickr especially hard, copying full-sized images of yours and mine to their own servers where they are hosting them without any attribution or links back to the original image in violation of all available licenses on Flickr. If people on Imagelogr want to they can manipulate your images, rotate them, see them at different sizes up to 300% and even download the images with a download button directly from the site.
Want to know if they've stolen some of your flickr Images? Just go here and type in your flickr name in the search box and see if any come back.
I don't know much about the new search engine. There is not much information to identify who is actually behind it. According to their masked domain registation, the site, currently registered with godaddy, was set up there in April of 2010. The site currently boasts to be tracking over 24 *billion* (yes, billion with a B) images. If their numbers are true, this may in fact be the largest image grab in the history of Flickr.
At the site under a "legal" link there is a Terms of Service page that reads "coming soon." Under their contact link they provide you the email address: imagelogr [at] gmail [dot] com. I emailed them to ask what is up with their view of image licensing and will report back if I get an answer back from them.
Under their main page of the site they have a site description that reads as follows: "Imagelogr.com is an image & picture search engine. We try to index pretty much every picture & image currently available on the free internet. With our powerful search engine finding these images should be fairly easy. We also offer a few image manipulation tools to stand out from the competition."
I think it's a bit misleading for them to try and tie their search engine with the "free" internet. It might give people the impression that any images that are on their site can be used for free, which is definitely not the case. People who erroneously assume that they can use the images on this site may end up being liable for copyright infringement if they do.
Interestingly enough, it looks like they are even indexing a bunch of Getty Images photographs, which I guarantee you won't last long. In fact it appears that while the thumbnail images for Getty are still there, if you click through to the larger sized images many are already showing as not available on the site.
Some users at Flickr started complaining about this in a thread in the Flickr Help Forum, but in usual Flickr fashion they censored the thread by locking it down. Wouldn't want it getting out there now that there was a wholesale rip off of flickr images going on. Thanks alot Flickr!
Update: It looks like Imagelogr is rapidly trying to do damage control. Since I wrote this post they have added a disclaimer on images that they may be copyrighted as well as added a source link to images and a link to their site for "image removal" which reads as follows:
"If you are the owner of copyrighted content that is displayed on Imagelogr.com, we will gladly remove those images.
Please email us the exact links of the image pages where your content is being displayed.
Make sure you send us the links to the image page, NOT the search pages.
GOOD EXAMPLE: www.imagelogr.com/image/nUE0pQbiY2Mupz00YaA0LKEcLl5zoTywn...
BAD EXAMPLE: www.imagelogr.com/images.php?q=new+york
Email your removal URL's to imagelogr [at] gmail [dot] com and we will remove them within 48 hours."
I'm not sure why they'd think that giving people a way to have their images removed absolves them from image theft, but we'll see what happens. They seem to be adapting quickly.
Update #2: Imagelogr is now offline, if you go to their url it is replaced with the following message: "Imagelogr.com is currently offline as we are improving the website. Due to copyright issues we are now changing some stuff around to make people happy. Please check back soon."
Update #3: On Slashdot here.
Update #4: domainlogr has responded with the following explanation:
"What Happened To Imagelogr.com?
If you are wondering why you are being redirected to domainlogr.com instead of landing on imagelogr.com, this page is for you.
We recently launched a little site called imagelogr.com using the Yahoo! BOSS api. It was a little image search engine that was far from finished. The site was just online, didn't have any traffic, and we didn't actually host any images. The whole site was maybe 50kb of php files :)
Because the 'back-to-source' links were still missing, someone started a post on Flickr claiming we stole billions of images. The counter on our frontpage stating (We are now indexing 25.000.000.00 images) was just a number made up by us, and actually didn't mean much. It was a guess number of how many images Yahoo! would have in its database approximately.
When the news started to spread that we posted full size images without a 'back-to-source' link, we quickly took action and added 2 source links on each page and added a copyright notice stating that he image shown might be copyrighted. After the news was posted on Slashdot and countless other blog and news sites, the emails with complains were coming in rapidly.
In the end we just decided to take the website offline.
This whole Imagelogr project was a non-profit website, we did not display a single ad on the site. We simply tried to make a better images search engine than the currently available ones.
For now the website will remain offline, and it is our plan to turn it into a Google Images like website (with frames linking to the original source) over the next couple of days. Until that time, we are forwarding all traffic to this domain."