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Machine Learning for a Better Search
Tagged with: computers • geek stuff • internet • news
I wanted to expand more on the comment I made earlier on my micro-blog about how to build a better search function because the more that I think about it, the more I believe that this addresses one of the Internet's biggest problems right now.
We went from limited information before the digital age to endless information a few decades in, but now what we really need to focus on is putting the right information in front of people.
Or, as my micro example cited – it should be easier to find the source of a topic than it is to find commentary about that topic.
And as if grading your sources wasn't difficult enough, I'm going to throw one more curveball into the mix – you can't blacklist an article based on its publisher, with my thought process here being simply that sure, 95% of what places like Fox News and Breitbart post is absolute garbage, but…
We want everyone to use and rely on this new search method and people aren't as likely to jump onboard if their favorite sources, damned as they may be, are automatically excluded from the mix.
But more importantly, even if 95% of what someone writers is pure drivel, we want to encourage that remaining 5% to rise above the rest because that's how you change opinions.
Now most of this is well beyond my level of expertise, but I know that there are methods in use today to determine "the quality" of a body of text based on sentence structure, vocabulary, etc… The question is, how can we expand on that logic to categorize stories based both on quality as well as what they bring to the table. Because hey, there's a lot of opinion on the Internet and I certainly don't want to discount that – I'm just saying that when somebody searches for a topic, they should be presented with facts first and editorial second.
It gets even trickier when you don't have a fairly clean example like the one I used – even with regards to the White House Correspondents' Dinner, there were multiple videos that contained the full speeches from the dinner … some were censored, some were from different outlets … but what about when it's not even that cut and dry?
A video of President Trump saying XYZ would be the most accurate source, but if instead you have news reports sharing what it was that he said – and possibly some with more/less context or fact correction in their articles – then that becomes very subjective to try and decide which one did the best job of reporting XYZ that then deserves to be at the top of the search results.
I kind of have a love/hate relationship with Google these days because I know that they're trying to filter out the literally billions of pages on the Internet, and they do say that they look at things like user experience and reblogging to help rank their results, but at the same time I still see those hideous, clickbait ads from Taboola and Outbrain on some of the biggest websites seemingly without penalty.
How does a search engine remain independent while trying to sort relevancy as well as fact from fiction, alongside people constantly working to game the system to get their garbage to float to the top to make the ad bucks???
Maybe it's time to learn a thing or two about machine learning and get to work on this… 😉
Remembering Toys 'R Us…
Tagged with: news • nostalgia • toys
It makes me really sad to think that the store responsible for suppling some of the best toys of my youth, and also my adulthood!, is closing.
Even today, it's hard for me not to just wander around a Toys 'R Us and take it all in – the toy sections at Walmart and Target can't compare to their selection, and searching on Amazon just isn't quite the same as browsing aisle after aisle after aisle of nothing but toys like Toys 'R Us has offered us in person. I love the vast variety that can have you one minute looking at toddler toys and singing Elmos, then Power Wheels and scooters, then almost every Lego set currently in production!
I guess the thing that really bothers me is that unlike other types of stores, there really aren't any alternatives that we can go to aside from those inferior options at other big box retailers for toys and nothing but toys. I mean, it's bothered me for a while how toy stores have basically disappeared from our malls, except maybe at Christmastime in one of those odd, pop-up stores or kiosks that you know will be long gone come the new year.
Disney used to have a decent toy store over at Disney Springs at Walt Disney World, but it was recently downsized to make room for a bigger Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, I think?
Toys 'R Us was fantastic, to steal the phrase from Chuck E. Cheese's, at truly being the one and only place where a kid could be a kid. It was a totally immersive experience to be surrounded by toys from every veritable direction, and so it makes me sad that I won't be able to treat my own kids to a visit after they get good report cards or we just feel like picking up some new Lego sets.
Not to mention, Toys 'R Us has been the only local store that's regularly had Collectible Lego Minifigs when I wanted them because Target and Walmart consistency fall short… :<
I think I might write a little more about this later, once I've had a chance to visit my local store and better soak it all in, but in the meantime The Game Chasers just posted a pretty great video looking back at their own memories from growing up as Toys 'R Us kids. So many memories, so many video games, so many toys… 🙁
Do you want to know when you're wrong?
Tagged with: internet • news • ponderings
Simple question – if you've based your opinion on a certain perspective or set of information and it turns out that the details as you understand them are invalid, would you sincerely want somebody to point that out to you???
Pondering after watching a Facebook thread unfold between family the other day in which arguments were made about the women's marches taking place around the country and the world right now against President Trump. When confronted with corrections, the original poster got very defensive and eventually pulled her post down citing her opinion was always wrong and she should just keep it to herself or something of that nature…
But here's the thing – all pleasantries aside, the original post was based on an incorrect characterization of said protest activities. It was presented in a personal light, albeit in an adversarial way meant to attack the protestors, but it really rang out to me the fact that when told that their understanding was flat-out wrong, all hope of discussion flew out the window. So what now?
Was it in the approach? Or was it just one of those posts where you're welcome to comment if you agree with me, but I want to bitch about the other side because this is what I think of them and nothing is going to change my mind???
Nobody likes being told that they're wrong – I get that. Yet in this day and age when many people get all of their information via Facebook and terms like "fake news" and – my new disgusted favorite that Kellyanne Conway just coined today – "alternative facts" are thrown around to defend against information that people don't want to hear more so than for factual cause, a lot of people are going to be wrong about the perspectives that they have.
So how do you politely tell somebody that their basis of fact is complete and utter shit? 😕
Paying the Cost of Journalism
Tagged with: internet • news
When I first moved to Florida, I was a proud subscriber to our daily local newspaper – the now defunct Tampa Tribune.
I had actually started getting the Sundays mailed to me about a year prior so that I could look through the classifieds for jobs and places to live, and I ended up extending it to a full subscription when I got here admittedly because it felt like the grown-up thing to do, plus it cemented the idea that my new city warranted a seven day newspaper whereas the papers back home in Northern Michigan were only published something like twice a week! The paper would get delivered to the front door of my apartment every morning in time for me to take it to work with me, and it would end up getting passed around my team throughout the day until I had a chance to read it myself during lunch.
That went on for several years until eventually I stopped carrying it to work with me and the growing pile of unread papers on my floor became more of a guilt-trip than an honest source for news. By then it was probably 2007 / 2008 and I was getting the vast majority of my news, including stories from the paper that got delivered to me by hand, off the Internet before I ever got around to even unbagging the day's newspaper until finally I just bit the bullet and canceled the thing altogether.
I remember literally sitting on the floor with several dozen newspapers, flipping through them methodically to skim for anything I may have missed just because I felt guilty throwing the papers out without ever even opening them!
So fast-forward to today, like many of my like-minded colleagues in the wake of the election season and particularly this fake news hysteria, I just recently subscribed to a couple of newspapers … electronically, that is. For me, I chose The New York Times because they seem to hit on most of the biggest national and world stories and the Orlando Sentinel because I enjoy their tourism and theme park coverage.
The total cost once their promotional periods are over is less than $4 a week.
Mind you, I'm a bit torn about paying for online content across the board just because I don't think I want to see the Internet turn into a place where micro-payments are the cost of access, although between my own dwindling ad revenues and the awful user experiences that more and more sites are willing to subject readers to in exchange for ad dollars once again, my opinion on the topic certainly isn't set in stone…
But I think when it comes to real journalism – not opinions that are a dime a dozen, but true, ethical reporting – as the information age continues to grow in ways that we're not entirely sure how to contain, it's important that we put our support behind those news sources which we rely on so that money isn't a reason for them to fall off the edge of the earth like countless newspapers have done in the last decade. Sure, it's becoming harder and harder to know what represents honest reporting these days and I'll sincerely admit that my own selections aren't 100% unbiased, but I think we need to start somewhere and for the stories that I've found myself wanting to read more and more lately, these are two of the papers that consistently deliver.
Plus I'm getting sick of seeing that "You've exceeded your 10 free articles for the month!" pop-up from the Times and they're like every third story in my Facebook feed, so I'm willing to pay a couple of bucks a month just to get rid of that alone! 😛
Who Do You Trust?, Part 2
(Part 1 here)
It's both strange and challenging to see how the Internet has evolved to where you can't necessarily even trust that someone is who they say they are online, in a multitude of areas.
I suppose this started with the earliest days of spam email and scams with the prince of Nigeria trying to swindle people out of their bank account numbers, which we've watched grow much more sophisticated to where today it's common to get spam email from your friends and family – often when they haven't even been compromised – because it's easy enough for scammers to crawl the Internet and build relationships between email addresses and names that it finds on places like Facebook.
Sometimes I'll open up my spam folder in Gmail just to see what kinds of spam it's accumulated and it's admittedly a little impressive to see their capabilities, though also scary because the whole idea of spam exists because some people don't know better and will get sucked in by those types of tactics…
And so now we're seeing this taken to new levels with "professional" trolls and people who purposely write misleading, sensationalized, or even just blatantly fake news stories for fun and profit – this article originally from the Washington Post was an interesting insight into the world of a couple of twenty-somethings who do just that, not out of any journalistic passion but simply because apparently it's very easy work, the money is good without having to ever leave the couch, and frankly it's also amusing to see people get riled up.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/nationworld/ct-fake-news-yellow-journalists-20161121-story.html
I'm sure we all have at least one or two friends who do that either on Facebook or even in real life, always playing the devil's advocate just because they take pleasure from ruffling people's feathers and they enjoy arguing senselessly. And it's one thing when it's that friend you knew from high school who was kind of always an asshole, but a lovable asshole at that, versus the complete stranger who has never met any of the people who are reading his "work" – they're just a number to him, and much like a video game the goal is simply to get the high score and dup as many people as possible, damn the results.
…even if it influences lives and ultimately impacts an election…
It's bad enough when actual organizations like the mainstream media miss the mark and report something that turns out being false or misleading, but when integrity isn't even on the table because the entire aim is to deceive and win clicks, it presents a big problem because once again just like spam email, it wouldn't exist if people knew better. But many, many of them don't, and so we've got this rise of fake news stories written by anonymous tricksters that gain so many likes and shares that they rank higher than legitimate news, and ultimately these are the ideas that shape people's opinions because they help to reinforce what they already want to believe and even though anyone with five minutes and a free thought can technically setup a webpage, there's still a certain air of authority to read words in print when you're not one of those people who knows how easy it is to publish online today.
Of course, anonymity has its uses when it comes to people writing controversial things without feeling repercussions – it's just unfortunate that the exact same thing is happening here with a very negative intent instead of using anonymity in a positive manner. When becoming a different person is as easy as saving a random portrait from the Internet and posting it as the picture on your new profile on any social network, it makes it all the more challenging for the rest of us to know what's real and what's not when we can't even trust pictures of people we know and love when we see them appear online.
Despite being the most difficult, is teaching users to be skeptical the best approach to fighting these fake identities online? Social networks to some extent can try to ban fake profiles if they set off the necessary red flags, but just like trying to pick which news sources are legit and which are bogus, depending on the activity it becomes an editorial effort that is going to get criticism from either direction.
Maybe the answer isn't necessarily in re-educating the older generation, but more so in teaching new generations who have never lived when this unprecedented access to information good and bad wasn't available how to consume it, and what to trust and what to avoid. The sites that we do trust also need to continue to fight these issues from their own angles, but there are always going to be scammers trying to take advantage and trolls looking to stir up controversy, so it's vital that as information continues to grow by leaps and bounds that it doesn't just become a useless minefield where one can literally find anything that they want, but with integrity absolutely lost in the revolution.
In a way, I think that the Age of Information will have to evolve in see figuring out how to identify and designate that trustworthy content because otherwise its own growing size will become its downfall, and nobody wants that! We can't just scrap the whole thing and start Internet2 when this Internet gets so full of garbage that it becomes unusable… 😉
…for your information, that is. 😉
Because somehow in the course of a week we managed to go from needing a more diligent news media to trust no one as if The X-Files is suddenly going to come back into style! And don't get me wrong, it's certainly good for people to be skeptical and ask questions about the information that they're consuming, particularly online, but I'm not so sure it's to anybody's benefit when it gets to the extreme of nobody trusting anything that they read because the narratives in their own heads are fueled by anecdotal incidents that get turned into blanket assessments.
For example, "None of this violence by Trump supporters against Muslims is actually happening…" because one case was investigated and proven to be false.
Or even just yesterday – Mike Pence gets booed going to see the play Hamilton … but did the cast boo him or did the audience boo him??? I've read accounts both ways, however Donald Trump has already tweeted that the cast owes him an apology and plenty have picked that version of the truth up to run with, but it's a pretty big difference whether it was the cast on stage or simply people in the audience because I've got to think that the latter is going to happen a lot!
This whole concept of fake news being shared virally around social media is kind of crazy because even taking it a step beyond people reading into The Onion thinking that it's actual news, I feel like a lot of the problem especially on Facebook is that people don't even read articles anymore – instead they just react to and share headlines and memes that get them riled up. Hell, I've even witnessed this with my own family reacting to things that I've written where they go off on a rant without taking into any consideration the points that I actually wrote about!
It seems a little ironic to find ourselves in the middle of the Information Age yet people are so inundated with data that they either don't know what to believe or just believe the thing that most closely aligns with what they already want to believe.
Even some of the bigger professional news sources are getting scrutinized right now, which in a way is good because they need to be held accountable if we're going to rely on them holding other people accountable. But it can admittedly be hit and miss when the same news organizations can be on the ball one minute and literally reporting on tweets the next … which as far as I'm concerned is almost as unforgivable as reputable publications having Taboola ads beneath their otherwise reputable content!
Seriously, you shouldn't be writing legitimate news stories from a 140-character tweet any more than you should be selling your journalists out with ads pointing to The Photos That Ronda Rousey DOESN'T Want You to See underneath their investigative work!!!
I thought it was interesting to see Mark Zuckerberg talking about how they can address the issue on Facebook because let's be honest, a growing number of people's information gathering both begins and ends with their Facebook News Feed. And it's not as easy of a problem to solve as one would think on the surface because any type of filtering or adjustments to their news feed algorithm is by nature going to insert (more) editorial insight and political bias – they've experienced that already with their Trending Topics and being accused of suppressing conservative links…
I like some of the things that Google has done over the years as link harvesters and content farms chase link juice by looking at things like page quality in comparison to similar sites, load speed, and even evaluating design to encourage sites built for people as opposed to search engine spiders. But reliability of the content itself is another level tougher still, particularly because one thing you can't rely on is social performance because we're seeing people so actively liking and sharing absolute garbage! 🙁
It's a problem that's going to take multiple approaches to solve – it can't be just the folks like Facebook and Google because, well, there's only so much they can do, but I do think that it's their responsibility to do as much as they can because having the largest user bases sharing around irrelevant and incorrect ideas isn't really in anybody's best interests. Yet just like Google has actually faced lawsuits about changing its algorithms to favor some sites over others, social networks will see the same thing, and really, if you're Facebook you can't really say that Occupy Democrats is ok but The Comical Conservative's links are crap … not only is the issue on both sides of the table, but unlike Google's approach, they've got more support of their fans because it's not like click farms are known for their loyal followers.
I'd like to say that a big part of this is somehow making more people aware of the fake that these links that they're liking and sharing aren't true, but whew – would that be a big nut to crack. 😛
Day #4 – A Trumped Stream of Consciousness, Part 2…
Tagged with: news • politics • thoughts
It's hard to say whether things are truly cooling down or if social media has just gotten quieter over the weekend because people are actually out doing things instead of sitting at work posting 😉 , but the time to process and soak up opinions and information has been useful, I think.
In particular, I've been weighing a lot the idea of responsibility as a result of the "I'm not a racist, I just like what he says about ______"-argument and I think the reason why I struggle with it is because for me when we talk about all of the different political issues, I find myself dividing them up into different groups and prioritizing them. So while I'm also concerned about the economy and ISIS and immigration and whatnot, when there are civil rights issues on the table like repealing LGBT rights or marginalizing women, it's hard for me to even talk about something like immigration because I don't see how we can discuss other things when equal rights for our citizens isn't the #1 priority.
That said, I do find it interesting how it's already being reported that Trump is wavering on some of his key policies such as looking into amending Obamacare instead of repealing it altogether, softening his stance on immigration, and even using fencing for parts of his monumental wall instead of just miles and miles of infallible concrete as far as the eye can see.
Same thing for his cabinet – for an anti-establishment candidate, Trump certainly ran straight back to the well to pick top lobbyists and the current head of the RNC for his cabinet just like the politician's playbook calls for, not so much "emptying the swamp" as emptying the swamp … right into his new administration.
I also read that there's some confusion about how his businesses will actually be handled because traditionally it's expected that a politician would put his assets into a blind trust to avoid any conflict of interest over policy decisions … however having the kids run the business in his place is a very different thing than a blind trust!
…particularly when it's also being reported that he may desire to only live in the White House part-time and spend some of his days back in his penthouse in Trump Tower, which obviously has direct access to the office where he normally works…
I've got to say that it was a little weird reading about that suggestion because not only does it pose the question that a lot of people are asking about whether Donald Trump expects to be a part-time president, to me even more so it raises a lot of logistical questions about whether something like that would even be possible!
Already almost immediately after he won the election, the FAA declared a temporary No Fly Zone over Trump Tower in Manhattan until he is expected to move to the White House after being sworn in in January, however even though mum is typically the word when it comes to presidential security measures, it's no secret that lots and lots of security is built into the White House and its surrounding area to protect the President and all of his staff.
Plus, his staff is all there, too!
How would President Trump work from his golden tower in NYC while the rest of his support staff is left running around back in Washington??? Not that leading his own companies is a 9-to-5 job, either, but the president pretty much works non-stop all of the time … aside from maybe spending vacation time in New York, and even then, what kind of disruption to the rest of the city would it pose to have the president coming in and out on a regular basis?
Are the windows in Trump Tower bullet proof? And missile-proof?!
It's kind of like the same reason why he won't be able to use his own jet that he's used for years as well as the entire campaign. The two jets currently used today as Air Force One are highly customized aircraft between being able to also transport his entire support staff and also hosting security features managed by the defend the President and his staff against everything from other aircraft to even the EMP that would result from a nuclear blast.
It's not like they make an aftermarket air force defense kit that Trump can just pick up to have installed onto his own plane, and I would think that the same thing would apply to Trump Tower, too.
Would they just close Fifth Avenue whenever President Trump feels like sleeping in his golden bed instead of the public housing that taxpayers pay for at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave?!
Ultimately I'm sure a lot of this stuff will work itself out, and for what it's worth, Donald Trump is allowed to have anxiety for the job just like anybody else would … even though right now some people are interpreting all of these things bundled together as a question of how much he really wants the job in the first place.
Is there any possibility that Donald Trump actually wanted to win the presidency more than he really wants to be the president for the next four years, where his every move will be choreographed by Secret Service agents and his gold anointed life as a billionaire in Manhattan will have to be put on hold for him to hold this otherwise highly coveted office that only forty-four other men have ever held in the history of the entire country?
Day #2 – A Trumped Stream of Consciousness…
November 11, 2016 2:14am
Last night's post really blew up on Facebook in ways that I didn't intend. I purposely made it public instead of using off my No Politics filter and the result was a lot of name calling and fighting, and even a really nasty exchange with my Dad.
It still shocks me how anyone could look at so many examples of violence and hate and have their first response be anything other than shock and disgust.
That said, late this evening it was reported that one of the stories about a Muslim woman getting her Hijab torn off was fabricated, and I fear that people will use that example to assume that every last story they hear must also be false.
I refuse to believe that.
It's also been hard for me to process people arguing that the protests taking place are "just sore losers" and not a legitimate voice worth listening to. If nothing else, our own Constitution guarantees people the Freedom to Assemble, and though it doesn't condone any violence or destruction of property, I think compared to people actually getting hurt in the name of racism/sexism/etc… it's a minor concern at best.
That said, with all of the negativity and fear being harbored, I've found comfort in a smaller group of likeminded friends and family whom I respect and trust on social media – many of whom are also struggling with how to process everything that's taking place – and it's nice to see that there are others who also deem what's taking place to be something serious that shouldn't just be swept under the rug.
I also took a lot of comfort in this compilation of stories from teachers about how they've addressed their students' responses to Trump's election from pretty much all grade levels. As much as I worry about youth hearing the horrible things that are being said and parroting them, the fact that many children identify that this sort of behavior is wrong and are willing to help support one another across demographic barriers gives me hope.
And finally, in that same story I came across a quote by Nobel Laureate Desmond Tutu that I liked quite a bit:
"Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness."
As I walked through Walmart late this evening, I found myself reminding myself that there are so many good people still in the world – complete and total strangers, with no idea how or if they even voted – and it made me think of the things that I can do to help try to see that light among the darkness…
Be kind to people, especially those who I've never met … because why not?
Heaven forbid I witness something, be the person who steps forward to call out bigotry and not the one who turns a blind eye.
Don't allow myself to become complacent should these bad stories continue to surface.
Use this passion for what's right to make good art, whether it's humor or editorials or just my own processing, and encourage my colleagues who strive to do the same.
Look for the best in people, in society, in our future, even when all signs point to chaos. Have faith in America.
President-Elect Donald Trump – Day #1 Hate & Violence
Tagged with: news • politics
This is disgusting – a collection of the abuse shared by minorities from Trump supporters only a day after he is elected president – as found on social media…
A Muslim American is confronted by a woman in Walmart who pulls off her Hijab and tells her, "These aren't allowed anymore, so go hang yourself with it around your neck, not your head."
A group of white men on the subway sees a woman by herself in a dress and joke about "grabbing her by the pussy," and one physically tries to do so as she walks by. She yells as they laugh it off until the group is kicked off the subway by some onlookers.
An African-American woman in Indiana is approached by some white men in a truck and taunted, "Fuck you, nigger bitch. Trump is going to deport you back to Africa."
A Muslim woman in Louisiana is assaulted by two men and has her Hijab and wallet stolen.
A woman is presumed Hispanic when she has a cup of water thrown in her face by an older white man after he tells her, "I can't wait until Trump asks us to rape your people and send you back over the biggest damn wall we're going to build. Go back to hell, wet back."
An African-American woman in Michigan is taunted by a group of men while pumping gas, "Yeah, we were talking to you, nigger – go back to Africa, Trump doesn't want you here!"
A woman in Philadelphia finds her car graffitied with "Trump Rules" and "Black Bitch."
A Muslim woman at San Diego State University is assaulted by two white men making derogatory comments about the Muslim community as they take her purse and backpack, and then proceed to steal her car.
An African-American woman is confronted in line by two men, "I'm so glad Trump won. Now all the niggers can go back to where they came from. Y'all don't belong here. You shouldn't even be able to vote."
A gay man finds a note left on his car that reads, "Can't wait until your 'marriage' is overturned by a real president. Gay families = burn in hell. #Trump2016 #REPENT #GODBLESS"
Multiple stances of school kids as young as kindergarteners teasing their Hispanic and Latino classmates about getting sent back to Mexico.
A Hispanic boy is beaten by his classmates and told they can't wait until Trump deports him. When reported to the police, they deem it a school matter and do nothing.
Many of these stories were shared via @ShaunKing on Twitter, though I can imagine that even more occurred that weren't shared at all…
Does the web need to be filtered now more than ever?
I remember back in 2001 when we had relaunched Just Laugh, it was a big deal for us to finally get listed under the humor section in Yahoo's directory.
Like, I got a big packet of information about Yahoo in the mail and everything – it was kind of cool!
Looking back at estimates, there were around 30 million websites on the Internet in 2001, whereas nowadays some 15 years later there are closer to one billion websites and the number of users has increased by a factor of six to nearly represent half of the planet now being online and connected.
In a lot of ways, the growth is absolutely amazing to see what the Internet has become and how people now have access to wealths of information that no one person could consume in their entire lifetime.
On the other hand, however, a lot of it is crap and it seems like at least with regards to news and the search for reliable, factual information, often times there's more to mislead people than information that they can actually count on … if they can even find it in the first place…
Case in point is a quick search that I wanted to do this evening about last week's shooting of Alton Sterling because a lot of rumors have surfaced that maybe he wasn't allowed to be carrying a gun in the first place because he was a convicted felon. Here are the top results of my search:
As you can see, the top result – with its loaded headline and all – is from BearingArms.com, which is a pro-gun blog with ties to the NRA's lobbying division. Not exactly the fair and unbiased resource that I was hoping for! The other sites aren't much better, regurgitating reports from other publications with a bevy of linkbait stories on both sides. Of the two most reputable hits, USA Today and New Orleans' Times-Picayune, neither story actually cites whether Sterling was legally within his rights to carry a firearm on the night he was killed by police.
Whenever we talk about web filtering software, we always think about protecting children from adult websites, but what about protecting any users from misleading and unreliable ones? Not so much as a form of censorship, but in the second wave of a digital age where websites are a dime a dozen and literally anyone can publish on the Internet now, maybe there's some value to being able to say, "Only give me news content from vetted, accredited sources that I know I can trust."
Granted, one could argue that social media already filters the modern web in a lot of ways – not all of them positive – but I don't necessarily want to only view the articles that other people I follow have decided to share socially. In a way it's kind of funny that the Internet would one day evolve to in fact having too much information, but it's a good problem to have. I always laugh when people criticize Wikipedia as a source for information that the hardbound encyclopedias at the library still have their flaws, too, so maybe this is just the next challenge of the information age – figuring out how to connect people with the right information in a sea of clickbait and negligibly sourced garbage.
Don't tell Marissa Mayer now after just shuttering the directory service that Yahoo was once famous for, but maybe they were on to something with curating the best links of the web after all!

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Spybot Search & Destroy is an enormously popular utility best known for its excellent ability to detect and destroy spyware and adware on computers, as well as providing full time protection from over 16,000 spyware programs through its "Immunize" feature. Published reviews generally rate Spybot very well, and PC Magazine gave Spybot its coveted "Editors' Choice Award." According to some published sources, tens of millions of copies of Spybot have been downloaded. Once the program, currently version 1.4, is downloaded from www.safer-networking.org and installed, it will go online to download updates, and then offer to immunize the computer from spyware. Normally, the program will then do a complete scan of the computer for spyware, adware, malicious and tracking cookies, registry entries installed by malware, and other nefarious items. The user is then given the option to remove all of the detected malware (usually a good idea), or select what actions should be taken. Spybot typically offers weekly updates, usually on Wednesdays, to keep its protection and features up to date. It would be a good practice for the user to re-scan the computer for new malware attacks with each update, and to immunize the computer with any new immunities posted.
Spybot, while an excellent anti-malware utility, also has a lot of other features which are frequently unknown to most of its users. Many useful utilities are built into Spybot that can improve computer performance, and promote safe computing practices. The default install of Spybot has a simple menu bar at the top of the page with only four choices, File, Mode, Language, and Help. The File menu only offers "Check for Problems" and Exit as its choices. Language allows the user to select any of the five built in languages for the software, German, English, French, Spanish, or Italian. Help is self explanatory offering help topics and a tutorial, as well as a link to make voluntary online donations to support the continuation of the very worthwhile Spybot service. The most mysterious item on the menu is "Mode", offering only a choice of Default or Advanced settings; Advanced is where a world of helpful utilities opens allowing the user to take better control of his computer.
By clicking on Mode – Advanced a new column opens on the left of the program offering a variety of options, Spybot (the main scan and immunize program), Settings, Tools, and "Info & License." Settings simply allows the user to customize the Spybot experience, but with the defaults providing totally adequate service. "Info & License" shows the version number and most recent update, credits, another link for donations, and historical statistics for Spybot's previous scans. It is the "Tools" button that opens a panoply of useful utilities to improve computing performance and security. Over a dozen utilities and features are shown which can perform a variety of tasks. One integral utility is "Secure Shredder" to where unwanted files or data can be dragged and then automatically deleted and overwritten with random characters making the material virtually unrecoverable. Internet Explorer and Microsoft utilize a language called "ActiveX", and the "ActiveX" tools selection will open a window showing all of the ActiveX software resident on the computer. Sadly, some miscreants create malware in Microsoft's ActiveX, and these undesirable and potentially dangerous programs will be labeled in red by Spybot for instant removal, while legitimate and safe ActiveX utilities will be indicated as safe by a green icon.
Many websites and software titles install a type of program into Internet Explorer called a "Browser Helper Object", or more commonly, just BHOs. While many are legitimate and useful, many are known sources of spyware, advertising popups, web tracking or diverting, or other annoying and possibly unsafe functions. Using a traditional red for bad, green for good set of icons, the user can easily control which BHOs are loaded into Internet Explorer. An "IE Tweak" utility allows the user to customize Internet Explorer and provide additional protection against browser hijackers. Browsers use a "Hosts File" to convert commonly used internet URL names into more efficient IP addresses (a series of numbers such as 123.45.678.9). Some hijackers invade the hosts file and enter fraudulent data to redirect the browser to scam or criminal websites used for identity theft and other negative purposes. The Spybot "Host Files" utility allows the user to easily manage the hosts file, and determine if unwanted browser hijacks have taken place. Spybot has a lengthy list of hundreds of known scam and identity theft sites which can be added to the computer's hosts file, mostly pointing to the internet dead end address of 127.0.0.1.
When I asked my first caller with the slow and sluggish computer if he had Spybot installed, he told me that yes he did, and that it had been recently updated. I instructed him to open Spybot, and click on MODE – ADVANCED – TOOLS. I then asked him to click on what may among the most useful utilities to improve performance, "System Startup". He followed my prompting, and dutifully informed me that there were many checked entries shown in his startup, and that they were mostly highlighted in red, yellow, or green. He asked what he should do. I explained that items in red were often viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, or other types of malware and should be unchecked at a minimum, or preferably deleted. Green items were recognized as safe, and should be left alone. Yellow items were personal choice, and could be left checked (loaded at startup) or unchecked at will. Items not highlighted may be system utilities or items unknown to Spybot. The caller asked how he would know what the cryptic descriptions meant, and I told him to click on the two triangular arrows on the right edge of the window, and a sliding partition would open. Clicking on an entry would display details of the startup item, including a description of the item, its source, and function. This is from the comprehensive startup list maintained by Paul Collins at www.sysinfo.org, which contains tens of thousands of searchable and categorized entries commonly used by people who utilize Microsoft's "MSCONFIG" command to manually control startup functions. This database is integrated into Spybot, and is concurrently updated periodically as Spybot is updated.
The caller deleted the items in red, and decided to uncheck most of the yellow items after deciding that he did not need them loaded at boot. He left the green and white items alone. As directed he rebooted his computer. Eureka! It booted much faster, and programs loaded faster. There were far fewer icons in the taskbar by his clock. His software conflicts ceased. He called back and told me that when he went to Start-Turn Off Computer that the computer shut down much faster. The System Startup feature built into Spybot solved his problems. Minutes later another caller said that he had similar problems, and I recommended Spybot to him, as well as to the third caller. Both were instructed to download it, install it, update it, and run it. I then told them separately to click on Mode – Advanced – Tools – System Startup and delete the reds, decide on the yellows, and leave the greens alone. I tell most callers to call me back and let me know how it works; these two both had an epiphany and marveled at the simple solution to their vexing problems. Spybot, that well known anti-spyware program, provided them with other less known but very useful utilities, all for free. All three callers were very satisfied with what Spybot did for them.
I have used Spybot for years, and have frequently promoted it on my show. While the software is totally free to download and use, I personally make periodic voluntary online contributions to support Spybot, and encourage others to do likewise. In the years that I have used Spybot, I have only had one minor problem with it, and that was a documented conflict between Spybot's Immunize function and the anti-spyware function built into Trend Micro's Internet Security Suite 2007. Turning off Immunize instantly resolved the problem in this case.
I recommend that all PC users download Spybot and scan their computers for spyware and other malware, and then use the startup manager and other utilities to improve performance and safety. For the money (free), you will not find a better deal.
Ira Wilsker is the Director of the Management Development Program at Lamar Institute of Technology, in Beaumont, TX. He also host a twice weekly radio talk show on computer topics on KLVI, and writes a weekly technology column for the Examiner newspaper.


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Abdominal aortic calcification may signal future heart attack
by Radiological Society of North America
Images from CT colonography show segmented abdominal aortic calcification measured with semiautomated CT tool on (a) coronal and (b) sagittal images. Within region of interest over aorta selected by user, tool automatically segments and quantifies aortic calcification (shown in blue). Credit: Radiological Society of North America
Computed tomography (CT)-based measures of calcification in the abdominal aorta are strong predictors of heart attacks and other adverse cardiovascular events—stronger even than the widely used Framingham risk score, according to a new study published in the journal Radiology.
Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide. Of these deaths, heart disease and stroke are the deadliest. Effective measures of cardiovascular disease risk are crucial in predicting which patients are most in need of early interventions like diet and lifestyle changes, or medications to lower cholesterol.
"We found a strong association between abdominal aortic calcification and future cardiovascular events," said lead author Stacy D. O'Connor, M.D., M.P.H., assistant professor of radiology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. "With heart disease being a leading cause of death, anything we can do to make our patients more aware of their risk is going to help."
The Framingham risk score is a well-known and widely used prediction model for cardiovascular disease based on traditional risk factors like age, cholesterol and blood pressure. However, many patients evaluated by the Framingham risk score fall into an indeterminate risk category and could benefit from additional noninvasive tools for refining risk assessment like measures of atherosclerosis, which is narrowing of the arteries due to plaque buildup. CT is commonly used to measure calcium, a component of plaque, in the coronary arteries.
CT can also measure calcium in the abdominal aorta, the large vessel that carries oxygenated blood to the lower extremities. The abdominal aorta can be seen on abdominal imaging exams like CT colonography, also known as virtual colonoscopy, and in the diagnostic workup for acute cholecystitis, an inflammation of the gallbladder often caused by gallstones.
For the new study, conducted at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, researchers assessed the relationship between abdominal aortic calcification on CT and cardiovascular events in 829 asymptomatic patients with a mean age of approximately 58 years. The patients had undergone nonenhanced screening CT colonography between April 2004 and March 2005. The researchers were able to follow the patients for an average of 11 years to see if they had developed adverse cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, death or congestive heart failure.
Of the 829 patients, 156 (18.8 percent) had a major cardiovascular event. The events occurred almost seven years after CT, on average, and included heart attack in 39 and death in 79. CT-based abdominal aortic calcification was a strong predictor of future cardiovascular events, outperforming the Framingham risk score. Abdominal aortic calcification was more than five times higher, on average, among those who had a cardiovascular event than those who didn't.
The results point to the potential of abdominal aortic calcification assessment as an opportunistic screening tool—something that could be added to other exams without the need for additional patient time or radiation dose. Patients could be assigned to preventive treatment regimens based on their cardiovascular risk categories.
"There are thousands of CT scans performed every day across the United States, so this gives us an opportunity to reach a lot of people," Dr. O'Connor said. "For instance, if someone is getting a scan for cholecystitis and we see abdominal aortic calcification on the CT, we can address things like blood pressure and cholesterol with the patient."
The researchers plan to build on their results by studying larger groups of patients. They also intend to move toward a fully-automated protocol for more widespread implementation of the assessment.
"It's our hope that these opportunistic measures can be added to reports for patients undergoing routine abdominal CT, regardless of the imaging indication," Dr. O'Connor said.
Atherosclerosis in abdominal aorta may signal future heart attack, stroke
More information: "Does Nonenhanced CT-based Quantification of Abdominal Aortic Calcification Outperform the Framingham Risk Score in Predicting Cardiovascular Events in Asymptomatic Adults?" Radiology, 2018.
Journal information: Radiology
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Growing babies are probably more demanding than most teens when it comes to clothing. Not only do they grow faster, but they have a nasty tendency of dirtying their clothes quickly and putting them through the mill a bit with their activities. As a result, buying clothes is somewhat unavoidable, but you can try and maximise the amount of use you do get out of the items you, or relatives, buy. Here are three tips to help you get more from your baby's wardrobe.
This doesn't necessarily mean buying the most expensive items out there. There are some great baby clothes at Debenhams and other high street stores that won't break the bank. If you are shopping in-store, carry out some physical checks to see if the items are likely to last. Look out for tight weave fabrics that will repel stains and for seams with a generous amount of give to avoid tearing and pulls. Reinforced seams usually indicate a higher quality finish on a garment.
Bibs at feeding time help protect clothes from stains, so why not apply the same principle to other activities? Having special play clothes or aprons or smocks for when little ones are likely to get dirty will stop the garments underneath getting dirty, which means they can be we washed less and last longer. As well as choosing clothes that are appropriate for the activities in store for baby that day, you should also look out for versatile clothing when you shop. Items with elastic waistbands or adjustable shoulder straps or waists that have staggered button or popper fasteners will fit growing babies for longer.
It's easy to over-wash baby clothing when you are concerned about their hygiene and while there's no suggestion you shouldn't wash dirty clothes, you may be able to prolong the life of clothing by treating some spillages and stains straight away with wipes. Using softer detergents should also help protect fabrics and be kinder to the sensitive skin of your baby. This may mean washing your baby clothes separately from your main wash, but with the volume of clothes little ones get through, you shouldn't struggle to accumulate a separate load.


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When a species, owing to highly favourable circumstances, increases inordinately in numbers in a small tract, epidemics — at least, this seems generally to occur with our game animals — often ensue; and here we have a limiting check independent of the struggle for life. But even some of these so-called epidemics appear to be due to parasitic worms, which have from some cause, possibly in part through facility of diffusion among the crowded animals, been disproportionally favoured: and here comes in a sort of struggle between the parasite and its prey.
On the other hand, in many cases, a large stock of individuals of the same species, relatively to the numbers of its enemies, is absolutely necessary for its preservation. Thus we can easily raise plenty of corn and rape-seed, &c., in our fields, because the seeds are in great excess compared with the number of birds which feed on them; nor can the birds, though having a superabundance of food at this one season, increase in number proportionally to the supply of seed, as their numbers are checked during the winter; but any one who has tried knows how troublesome it is to get seed from a few wheat or other such plants in a garden; I have in this case lost every single seed. This view of the necessity of a large stock of the same species for its preservation, explains, I believe, some singular facts in nature such as that of very rare plants being sometimes extremely abundant, in the few spots where they do exist; and that of some social plants being social, that is abounding in individuals, even on the extreme verge of their range. For in such cases, we may believe, that a plant could exist only where the conditions of its life were so favourable that many could exist together, and thus save the species from utter destruction. I should add that the good effects of intercrossing, and the ill effects of close interbreeding, no doubt come into play in many of these cases; but I will not here enlarge on this subject.
Complex Relations of all Animals and Plants to Each Other in the Struggle for Existence.
Many cases are on record showing how complex and unexpected are the checks and relations between organic beings, which have to struggle together in the same country. I will give only a single instance, which, though a simple one, interested me. In Staffordshire, on the estate of a relation, where I had ample means of investigation, there was a large and extremely barren heath, which had never been touched by the hand of man; but several hundred acres of exactly the same nature had been enclosed twenty-five years previously and planted with Scotch fir. The change in the
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The website language is a site-wide setting that defines the language in which you will be adding content to your website. It affects the following:
The language in which certain website elements (in particular those provided by third-party services), such as Google Search and navigation buttons in image galleries, will be shown. Note that not all third-party services and modules provided by the editor support all available languages.
The direction in which you will type text in the editor (from left to right or from right to left). If you select a right-to-left language, your website content and design will be RTL-enabled.
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Type the text on the screen and use the icons on the module's toolbar to format the text, add tables, hyperlinks, and images.
The toolbar and panels of the Text & Images module provide access to the following tools and functions.
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Select the paragraph style and font face. Note that the Terminal font is not supported by Google Chrome.
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If you stop taking heroin, buprenorphine can prevent or reduce the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Many people stay on buprenorphine long-term but some people gradually reduce the dose and come off drugs altogether. You should not take any street drugs or much alcohol when you are taking buprenorphine.
Who prescribes buprenorphine, and when?
If you are addicted to heroin it means that you develop withdrawal symptoms within a day or so of the last dose. These symptoms are listed in the separate leaflet called Medicines for Drug Dependence. If you are addicted to heroin you need a regular dose to feel 'normal'.
They feel more 'clear-headed' with buprenorphine than with methadone.
They have difficulties using methadone.
They may be on other medication which interacts with methadone.
Buprenorphine is possibly safer if taken in overdose than methadone.
More likely to be able to get away from the street 'drug scene'.
Likely to feel better in yourself.
More likely to be able to get off drugs for good.
Many GPs will refer you to a community drug team to be assessed. Following assessment, the community drug team may prescribe buprenorphine. Some GPs work in a 'shared care' arrangement and will prescribe whatever is recommended for you by a community drug team. Some GPs who are specially trained may assess and prescribe buprenorphine without the need for referral.
Taking details of your health and social circumstances.
Taking details of your past and current drug taking and whether buprenorphine is needed or appropriate.
A urine test (or a mouth swab test) to confirm the drugs you are taking.
An assessment of what you think you need at this present time.
A blood test which includes testing for HIV, checking the health of your liver (liver function tests) and checking for hepatitis B and hepatitis C.
Immunisation against hepatitis A, hepatitis B and tetanus (if not previously immunised).
If appropriate, immunisation against hepatitis B for your partner and children.
About the dangers of injecting, about the dangers of using shared needles and syringes and on other ways to reduce harm to yourself.
Buprenorphine is usually started some time after assessment when the results of the urine test are back. An initial dose is chosen, depending on current usage of heroin (or methadone).
Buprenorphine is a tablet which you put under your tongue. The tablet dissolves over 3-7 minutes and is absorbed straight into the bloodstream from your mouth. (The tablets do not work if you swallow them into the stomach.) It is usually prescribed as a once-daily dose. You will usually be asked to take it under the supervision of the pharmacist who dispenses the buprenorphine to you. This means there can be no doubt about how much you take at each dose. This supervision may be relaxed after a few months if you are taking a regular maintenance dose. The taste of buprenorphine can be quite bitter.
The timing of the first dose is important.
If you are taking heroin - you take the first dose of buprenorphine at least eight hours after taking your last dose of heroin.
If you are taking methadone - you take the first dose of buprenorphine between 24 and 36 hours after your last dose of methadone.
The reason for these timings is because, for buprenorphine to work well, you need to take it when your body has low levels of heroin or methadone. So, the aim is to take the first dose only when you feel some withdrawal symptoms starting. This tends to be about eight hours after the last dose of heroin and longer after the last dose of methadone. If you take buprenorphine sooner, it can actually cause withdrawal symptoms suddenly to develop.
The initial dose will usually need to be increased. You will usually be given a higher dose on the second and third days, by which time you should not be feeling any withdrawal symptoms. It is very important that you do not take any heroin or methadone during this time, as this will cause you to feel ill - as though you are withdrawing. Your dose may need to be increased again to prevent symptoms of craving but most people feel they have the correct dose within the first week.
Once established on a regular dose, most people stay on buprenorphine for a long period of time or even long-term. This is called maintenance and helps you to keep off street drugs. Some people gradually reduce the dose and come off it. This is called detoxification, or 'detox'. However, it usually takes several months and sometimes years, before most people are ready to consider 'detox'. It is often safer to stay on buprenorphine than to 'detox' before you are ready.
Buprenorphine has been combined with another medicine called naloxone (brand name Suboxone®). It has been produced in the form of a tablet which is dissolved under the tongue. Naloxone blocks the action of buprenorphine and the effect of the combination is that, if a person is tempted to take more than the recommended dose (particularly if they crush the tablet and try to inject it), they will start to have withdrawal effects.
Some people feel uncomfortable during the first 2 to 3 days. Do not be tempted to take heroin on top.
Some other medicines may interfere with buprenorphine - for example, some antidepressants. Tell the doctor who prescribes buprenorphine if you are taking any other medicines. However, most prescribed medicines can be taken in the normal way.
You are more likely to succeed in staying off heroin if you have support and counselling in addition to taking buprenorphine or methadone. This may be from a local drug community team (or similar). Self-help groups or other agencies may also be of help. It is much harder to 'do it alone' - so do go for counselling and help if it is available in your area.
You will be asked to give a urine sample from time to time by the prescribing doctor.
Other street drugs such as benzodiazepines ('benzos') and alcohol can also affect buprenorphine. So, it is best not to take any other drugs, and don't drink too much alcohol.
Driving. If you use heroin or other opiates such as buprenorphine, you should inform the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). You are likely to be banned from driving. However, if you are on a supervised buprenorphine programme, you may be allowed to drive again subject to an annual review.
Pregnancy. If you become pregnant you should not suddenly stop your buprenorphine withdrawal programme. It is riskier to stop buprenorphine suddenly than to continue on your regular dose. Discuss the situation with your doctor. If you are taking buprenorphine combined with naloxone, you may be advised to switch to buprenorphine without naloxone. Studies suggest it is safer to continue with buprenorphine until the baby is born. However, if you want to stop it during pregnancy, the risk of withdrawal problems is lowest in the 3-6 months (the second trimester).
Keep buprenorphine and any other drugs out of reach of children.
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Institutional investment will boost Bitcoin to $75,000, says SEBA CEO
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Institutional investors are a step closer to investing in bitcoin, according to the CEO of Self-Employed Bankers Association (SEBA). In an interview with CNBC's 'Squawk Box,' Ed Cooper said that he believes institutional investment will boost Bitcoin price from $8000 and push it up towards $75000.
The "SEBA bank" is a Swiss bank that has announced that they will be investing in Bitcoin. The CEO of the bank believes that institutional investment will boost Bitcoin to $75,000.
Bitcoin's future was predicted by the CEO of the Swiss-based banking company SEBA Bank. Guido Buehler's prediction of institutional adoption and a price hike to $75,000 per coin was good news for BTC bulls.
In an interview, he said that asset pools at SEBA are searching for the best moment to invest. To invest money, they need the appropriate counterparties and the required legislation, however.
Buehler believes it is feasible, "the issue is always time," when asked whether Bitcoin (BTC) will reach new highs this year. He pointed out that now that BTC dominance has peaked at 40%, it's a crucial time for investors wishing to make a directional move.
In order to negotiate prospective business transactions, "intelligent" participants from the crypto realm gathered at the Crypto Finance Conference in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
The justifications for pricing rises conflict with the CEO of Ledger's ideas. At the same conference, Pascal Gauthier predicted that BTC will reach new highs, but that retail would be the driving force.
Related: A Fidelity executive claims that $40K is a "pivotal support" since Bitcoin is "technically oversold."
As a bank that welcomes cryptocurrencies, SEBA bank is growing in popularity. The bank has completed a 110 million Swiss franc ($119 million) Series C fundraising round with participation from FTX and Alameda Research. The bank said that clients will soon be able to receive dividends on their cryptocurrency holdings in October of last year.
According to Buehler, a crypto phile, the technology behind Bitcoin will "redefine banking."
The "bitcoin $44k" is an institutional investment that will boost the price of Bitcoin to $75,000. The CEO of SEBA has made this statement.
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Q: PhoneGap-iOS, how to show dialog with red button? I am working with Phonegap on iOS, and here is the codes to show the dialog:
navigator.notification.confirm(
              'Which color do you like most?'
            , confirmCB
            , 'Title | Confirm'
            , 'Green,Red'
        );

I want to show a confirmation dialog with red cancel button but I don't know how. Please helps.

A: That is not possible with phonegap.
navigator.notification.confirm uses the native UIAlertView, and the UIAlertView buttons are blue/gray, and the cancel button darker blue/gray
You can try to create a plugin with this library BlockAlerts And ActionSheets
Or use a javascript/css alert replacements

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Don't Be So Serious: 'Joker' Won't Follow Comics At All
Posted on 9 Jul 2019 9 Jul 2019 by WriteOnGeek
When Todd Phillips was given the helm for the villain origin of Joker, there's a part of me–and probably every other DC stan and comic nerd out there–that believed he told DC Comics and, specifically, Warner Bros. Pictures that if he was going to do this, it would his way or no way.
The beleaguered duo of movie making got their man and now we are getting our movie. On one condition: You don't go in there acting like a comic snob, because according to an exclusive in Empire, if you do, you will be sorely disappointed.
Now, before you read this, just know that Todd Phillips staunchly knows what he is doing. This is a slightly different genre for him, known largely for comedy (Hangover, Old School, Road Trip) but the guy can clearly tell a story.
That is going to be the core of Joker and why this movie will crush expectations. And possibly become the first CBM nominated for one of the big awards (while the actor is still with us…RIP Heath Ledger). Nonetheless, here's the quote that has canonical nerds all up in a frenzy:
"We didn't follow anything from the comic-books, which people are gonna be mad about," the writer-director tells Empire. "We just wrote our own version of where a guy like Joker might come from. That's what was interesting to me. We're not even doing Joker, but the story of becoming Joker. It's about this man."
Introducing Arthur
This will be a film led by a visionary director and one of the most gifted actors of this generation in Joaquin Phoenix. Candidly, this quote should make everyone celebrate. DC Comics is going to have a movie that will cut through the snobbish Hollywood clutter because it will take a pragmatic, realistic look at a man and how he devolves into a criminal mastermind.
Think about that: All superheroes or arch-nemeses of those heroes typically come with a cosmic or intergalactic connection wrought in fantasy and science fiction bewilderment.
"Arthur Fleck" is a dude like any other dude. Only life kicks him in the balls over and over and over again, until he finally can't take it any longer and breaks extremely bad. All the while, the man is trying to honor his mother and do what he loves. People won't let him. Life doesn't allow him. So he forces his own way, the only way he can.
Sound like anyone you know? It could, and that's the point of Phillips taking this path to tell the story of DC's most renowned villain.
He could be a real person, which is why this movie will create such visceral reactions in critics and fans alike. Regretfully for millions of people who have crossed their paths, psychopaths exist in this world. Fleck will just become one of the many, one of the worst…all created and portrayed by one of the best.
What a movie this will be.
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Hangzhou Asian Games to join cultural and creative industry expo
Hangzhou, China, October 28, 2020: The promotion of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China in September 2022 will continue at the 14th Hangzhou Cultural and Creative Industry Expo over the next few days.
The expo will be held at the White Horse Lake International Convention and Exhibition Centre in the Binjiang District of Hangzhou from October 29 to November 1.
Asian Games organising committee HAGOC will set up a pavilion to promote the Hangzhou Asian Games for the first time at the expo.
The pavilion will demonstrate the preparation process of the Asian Games 2022, spread the aesthetic culture of the Asian Games and encourage public interaction through media integration, audience immersion and mass participation.
This year's gala, which is one of China's largest events in the cultural and creative industry, will feature six exhibition halls covering an area of about 70,000 square meters.
An online expo will be launched simultaneously for overseas exhibitors who cannot attend due to COVID-19.
To date, around 1,000 overseas enterprises from 40 countries and regions have signed up for live streams. About 300 of them have found Chinese agencies to showcase their brands and products at the main venue.
Delegations from Shanghai, Jiangsu, Chengdu and Chongqing will present their cultural and creative achievements while local exhibitors such as the Liangzhu Museum, Zhejiang University and the China Academy of Art will unveil their latest creations.
The event will be attended by over 2,000 Chinese and foreign institutions and will also feature 14 forums and other activities to foster business connections.
Source: Hangzhou Municipal People's Government/HAGOC


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Live TV Coverage for Final AMRS Round
Coverage of this weekend's final round of the 2018 AMRS at Winton will be boosted by a two-hour live television package on Channel 31 in Melbourne.
The coverage will run from 1:00 to 3:00pm on Sunday afternoon, and is expected to include the final GT-1 Australia race of the season, along with Victorian Tin Top and VIC V8s races.
The Channel 31 coverage will be produced by Blend Line TV, who have also broadcast the live streaming coverage at every event this season.
According to AMRS manager Wayne Williams, live television is an added bonus for a series that has already attracted a healthy number of live stream views in its inaugural season.
"We've been happy with the numbers of viewers who have watched the AMRS online this year, the average size of the audience has been really strong," Mr Williams said.
"Having the opportunity to appear on live television is the icing on the cake, and continues the improvements in coverage that have happened since the start of the year.
"The on-track action has been entertaining all year, so everyone who watches should enjoy an exciting spectacle."
The scheduled Sunday online coverage will still continue, with streaming available all day via the AMRS and Blend Line TV Facebook pages, and Blend Line TV YouTube Channel.
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Antje Utgaard Net Worth, Height, Wiki, Measurements: Antje Utgaard is an aspiring American actress, model, Instagram star, and social media starlet. She is widely popular for being a calendar, swimsuit, and fashion model who has appeared in Vogue, Playboy, Maxim, and other publications. She is also popular for her appearance in TV series and movies like "Wild 'N Out", "Mob Town", etc.
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Antje Utgaard was born on August 20, 1994, in Richmond, Wisconsin, United States. She did her schooling at New Richmond High School in the year 2012. Then she enrolled herself at the University of Minnesota and received a graduate degree. In her childhood, she used to participate in dance competitions and won many of them. Though, later she pursued her career in modeling and moved to LA. Stay tuned to know about Antje Utgaard's Wiki, Bio, Age, Height, Net Worth, Family, Boyfriend, and more.
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Profession Actress, model, Instagram star, and social media starlet
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Antje Utgaard's age is 28 years (as of 2022). She celebrates her birthday every year on August 20 alongside her family and friends. Her zodiac sign is Cancer.
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While studying in the initial year of college, Antje commenced her career as a calendar, swimsuit, and fashion model. In no time, she made a prominent name in the modeling field. She got the opportunity to work and collaborate with different modeling agencies and photographers. Not only this, she was featured in many fashion and style publications including Vogue Magazine, Maxim Magazine, and Playboy Magazine. Being a model, she has worked and collaborated with different swimwear, lingerie, apparel, sports, and health brands such as Bang Energy, Fashion Nova, Kylie Swim, etc.
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In 2017, Antje made her movie debut by playing a small role as Anastasia in the ''Sable'' movie, which starred by Tees Kartel, Ayla Kell, and Chris Petrovski. Her next role came in the Danny A. Abeckaser-directed crime drama film ''Mob Town'' as Angela. Recently, in 2022, she was featured in Drake's music video ''Falling Back''.
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Antje was first modeled for a local motor-cross brand.
She made her first TV appearance in 2016 with ''The Richy Show'' as a guest.
She is the face and promoter of the Kylie Swim brand, which is owned by Kylie Jenner.
She sells merchandise through her online website.
She has gathered over 2.1 million followers on her @awesomeantjay Instagram account.
On 31 January 2015, she join Youtube by creating an own-titled Youtube channel.
Antje is an animal lover and has a pet cat and a dog.
Her hobbies include book reading, listening to songs, gardening, and dancing.
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Who is Antje Utgaard?
Antje Utgaard is an American actress, model, Instagram star, and social media starlet, who was born on August 20, 1994.
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When is the Birthday of Antje Utgaard?
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How much is the net worth of Antje Utgaard?
Antje Utgaard's net worth in 2022 is estimated to be more than $1.6 million USD.
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