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The newest addition to my neighborhood... a stupid stupid tag in ten foot letters. I swear, I'm going to go all vigilante and start beating the people that do this. I want all the crack dealers and graffiti kids out of my neighborhood and back in Minneapolis, where they belong.
Banyak koran seperti ini yang tidak disimpan sebagaimana mestinya. Seharusnya pengelola perpustakaan bisa memberi akses yang lebih mudah kepada pengunjungnya dalam membaca koran-koran lama, dan sebagai penggemar barang-barang lama, hal ini memudahkan saya membuka hal-hal (berita, iklan dan lain sebagainya) yang selama ini luput dari dunia maya - atau pemegang hak cipta aslinya ga tahu menahu dengan koleksi yang mereka terbitkan di sana (buat Kompas, jual lah foto-fotomu seperti Gettyimages, jangan kayak Tempo yang jual fotonya, harganya selangit).
Pemda Bali harus diperhatikan pengembangan sarana di Perpusda berusia 24 tahun ini.
(Sorry, I don't give English description as this is my rant on Indonesian library).
I contacted the webmaster of FavorIdeas (dot) com about my problem with them using my copyritten photos/content on their site with out permission and they refused to take them down, and even called me ridiculous for suggestion such.
I wouldn't even care if they just asked permission, and/or gave credit, are the main things, but they still refuse to or just take them down.
Also, Anthony Sava's stuff is on here as well. (FYI, Tony!)
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Empty places turned inside out:
At Katendrecht whole rows of houses are awaiting renovation and have been boarded up thoroughly. But posters, with pictures of their insides, have been attached to the windows. Slowly the posters are deteriorating and the whole setup has a very conceptual look-and-feel.
"Ugh... I look ugly !"
It happens almost every time
And the response is almost invariably
"What ??? Not at all ! You're wrong ! You look beautiful"
Then it comes back, as invariably
"No... I'm not. I'm ugly."
I don't know how many variations of this dialogue I have heard
For more than 25 years now
It's wearing me out
Two people look at pictures of themselves
One of them makes a very negative comment
not about the picture
they always insist it's not about the picture itself
it's about themselves
It's about that thing in themselves that they don't like
the shape of their nose
their smile that looks stupid
that their hair looks too curly
or too straight
that their arm is too fat
that their legs look too short
this darker spot in their eyes
their teeth which are too dark
that ... whatever
you name it
anything goes for this purpose
"The picture is fine ...
it's just me..."
They know exactly what they don't like in themselves
they know it without having to look at the picture
the picture is just an additional proof they can point at
an additional element they can add to the scale, to make it tilt a little more toward the side they have long chosen
They point at that thing in them that
they know it
other people will not like
that makes them deviate from some ideal
that they have to be
they know it
to be liked by others
They know it
for sure
it's obvious
they can see the thoughts in the mind of others
focusing on that oh-so-imperfect part of themselves
and turning away
rejecting them
Except of course
no one
but themselves
finds this supposedly imperfect thing to be a motive for rejection
Especially not the person sitting aside
and who came to be photographed along
"What ??? no... you're just beautiful here... "
Like clockwork.
You might want to believe that they were looking for reassurance,
that even though they are imperfect, they will still be liked
appreciated, loved...
But in more than twenty five years of witnessing this happening
I've seen every single reassurance attempt crash and burn.
No one accepts them. Ever.
"No... I'm ugly"
Such a nicely tuned clockwork.
"I'm telling you, you're beautiful !"
"No, I'm not"
...
...
A freakishly precise clockwork.
And most of what others say as a response
is not even a reassurance attempt, really
They do find them beautiful
you can hear it in their voice
in their intonation
they are sincere
And each time that "no, I'm not beautiful" comes back
... I can feel it
it's a rejection of what we have in our heart
when we say that you're beautiful
and we feel it
it's a little more distance added between us
it's an occation to get closer
that is pushed back
of course this is not how you see it when you say that
you really believe that you're not beautiful
you really believe that we think that what you perceive as an imperfection will push us away
you're as sincere
but it's a sincerity
that is based on having your eyes closed
except on this supposed defect of yours
a sincerity that thrives on ignoring everything that we see when we look at you and we see you whole
still, it feels like honest sincerity to you
doesn't it ?
So I could try to reassure you
and the person sitting next to you could try to reassure you
and it will not work
and you will cling on that defect of yours
and maintain that you're ugly.
It's as if this defect had become your own definition or yourself
something you spent so much time and energy absorbing
until you believed that it is the reason that you could not be liked
loved
that you can't let it go
and just listen
to what we say
"you're beautiful"
And each time that
"No, I'm not"
comes back
I can feel it
I can feel it in the person sitting next to you
I can feel it in myself
it's like a piece of the world that's been chipped away
it's like a place where we can't go anymore
it's like a shrinking of the world
a reduction of freedom
That "you're beautiful" was an offer to expand the world
and that "no I'm not" shrunk it instead
I can feel the pain
in the person sitting next to me
hitting that wall
I can feel that tought
"... but it would be so much better if you could accept how beautiful you are ..."
going though their mind
And then we display the next picture
and it's a picture of that other person
And then it goes
"Ugh ... and you thought you were ugly ??? Ha ... look how ugly I am !"
"But no ... not at all ... you are beautiful on this ... not like me before"
More precise than clockwork.
----
Time after time
I heard it
and time after time
I felt the space around me disappearing
piece by piece
one "I'm ugly" at a time
Counless times
It's wearing me out
more and more
to accept reduced views of the world
and of humans
shrunked spaces
I don't know what to do
I don't know if there's even anything to do
I'll never stop sensing that beauty looking at you
The person sitting next to you will always feel it either
Until maybe there's too much distance created
Until maybe there's no space left to move at all
Until I can't breathe anymore at all
What can I do ?
Really ?
Telling you will not change that ...
Slapping you in the face until you stop saying you're ugly may get you to stop saying it. From sheer fear.
And you would still believe it.
Stopping listening to you would only create more distance.
Telling you
"oh you're absolutely right, you really are ugly"
would just be trying to validate a lie with a bigger one
Telling you
"you're just stupid to believe this about yourself"
would just be a verbal equivalent to a slapping
and it would validate that other lie you want cling so much to about yourself ...
Getting you to look at more of you than what makes you specifically different from a supposedly perfect standard ?
Expanding the universe around you ?
Sure ... that might work
But how could I get you to even consider looking at it, at who you fully are ?
Seeing the pictures will not do it ...
Hearing that you're beautiful will not do it ...
And we can't force anyone to look, can we ?
We can't force anyone to let go
What kind of catastrophe will be required ?
Do I want to be such a catastrophe ?
So
in the end
all I can do it keep telling you how beautiful you look
all I can do is keep making pictures of you
all I can do is keep hearing you telling me how not beautiful you are
and
all I can do is to keep creating a little more space
faster and with more energy than what is taken away
all I can do is to keep breathing while
there is space left
and enjoy it
Rant: I *hate* these type of rubons and tapes. I *always* manage to ruin them. Whenever I watch scrapbooking tutorials, everyone is always making nice strokes of glue/ rubons. With me, the whole tape just goes berserk and I have to throw it away! Anyone else had similar experience?
Kameliratsastusta päivittäin hotellin rannalla tarjoava yrittäjä.
This man had got permission to walk around hotel's beach and offer camel rides for visitors (for a fee of course).
Lt. Col. Kevin J. Rants, center, receives the colors of the 407th Army Field Support Battalion from Col. Danny F. Tilzey, left, commander, 407th Army Field Support Brigade, Fort Hood, Texas, during a July 20 change of command at Manhart Field. Rants assumed command of the 407th AFSB during the ceremony, replacing Lt. Col. Andrew D. Centineo, right. Rants’ most recent assignment was with the U.S. Southern Command in Miami. Centineo’s next assignment is in the logistics section of the Office of the Army Surgeon General in Falls Church, Va.
Ah yes, I have always wanted a place where I can Rest an' Rant while doing something with curry. Or Maybe the curry rests an' I rant...Or is it...nevermind. Also note that the blue letters seem to spell "Artmafat"...which has no meaning as far as I can tell but sounds darn funny when you say Rest and Rant Artmafat. lol...simple minds...
Photographer: Shane Baker
Hair: Vanessa Baker
Makeup: Moni Barret (Moni Luvs Effects) and Frances Edison (Blushed Ambition)
the picture above was from ocean up and the question was about "Niley" and the most % was they will NEVER GET BACK TOGETHER, now i don't know if that is TRUE, but...
IF the rumors of the Nelena break up are TRUE then stop bomb barding Nick will tweets saying he should be with Miley, IF he broke up with Selena i HARDLY DOUBT he would get a girl. and MILEY's GOT LIAM UNDERSTAND and i don't care if you think their PR, she looks and seems happy with him so i won't go into it.
IF any couple was PR it would be "Miam" they're doing a movie together to sell it, it MAKES SENSE but i am NOT saying that.
all of you whether you're Niley, Nelena or Nemi (Nourthey too i guess?) who EVER Nick ends up with you should be HAPPY for him and i am not talking about RIGHT NOW, i mean when he finds the "ONE" i am not saying he hasn't but i HARDLY doubt he would go back to some one he was with at 14 and 16? right? Goes for Joe aswell. i mean Kevin is only the "Happy" one right now. -.-
JUST think about that.
GOODBYE. :)
Gamification is the education topic du jour. With new game-based learning environments being touted as a solution to all the problems of the modern classroom, we urge the G4C community to question trends before investing in them. Provocative voices from diverse sides of the gaming-for-learning industry rant against the idea that any of the models already in use are particularly effective applications of video games in the classroom. Attendees may get puzzled or confused, or simply take away a new lens for looking at gamifying schools (or schoolifying games).
Turing Tantrums: AI Developers Rant!
Neil Kirby (Alcatel-Lucent), Michael Treanor (Expressive Intelligence Studio at UC Santa Cruz), Dave Mark (Intrinsic Algorithm), David "Rez" Graham (Electronic Arts (Sims Division)), Michael Dawe (Big Huge Games/38 Studios), Kevin Dill (Lockheed Martin Global Training & Logistics), Stephane Bura (Storybricks) and Brian Schwab (Blizzard Entertainment)
David Graham speaking.
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Presenters: Ian Bogost (Georgia Institute of Tehcnology), Michael Mateas (UC Santa Cruz), Brenda Laurel, Jesse Schell (Schell Games), Adam Russell (wallFour), Jesper Juul (New York University)
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a rant... just a little one.
part of me likes all those social websites, part of me hates them. i'm stuck in a vortex of random useless information heading towards the overkill. everything and everybody, including myself, craves and wants attention nowadays, it's hard to find the useful and meaningful in between all the info which is being shotgunned at me.
and then if you want to advertise today you just resort to using everything: there's the twitter account, the facebook account, the friendfeed, the flickr, your own online portfolio, a blog, maybe some traditional print media (newpaper ad, flyer, yellow pages, brochures...), some youtube-making of clips and tutorials... (did i forget anything?) ugh, sometimes it's just too much for me and at the moment i don't feel like doing any photography at all. maybe i'm just in a need for a break. on hols tomorrow, time to recharge those poor batteries...
facebook lite seems to be at least an improvement on that behalf...
Spotted in the wild alongside a bunch of other, presumably management-type stuff.
AKA, "Hurry the hell up and make more damn coffees per hour." Or, perhaps not.
I've never worked there, but I did read "No Logo" (and despite my ranting, I probably hit this place once, twice a week on average.)
This is a 90 second edit of RANT play "Tuning Prelude/The Ramparts" on Sat 17 November 2012 at The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh as part of Scots Fiddle Festival 2012. Rant are Bethany Reid, Jenna Reid, Sarah-Jane Summers and Lauren MacColl.
You can watch the full version on our YouTube channel at youtu.be/y2_mnaC6uD8?hd=1
Gamification is the education topic du jour. With new game-based learning environments being touted as a solution to all the problems of the modern classroom, we urge the G4C community to question trends before investing in them. Provocative voices from diverse sides of the gaming-for-learning industry rant against the idea that any of the models already in use are particularly effective applications of video games in the classroom. Attendees may get puzzled or confused, or simply take away a new lens for looking at gamifying schools (or schoolifying games).