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Author Archives: Dan Gillmor
Indie Web Camp
I'm at the IndieWebCamp — a meeting of people who believe in "a people-focused alternative to the 'corporate web'" — in New York City. This is a small but vital movement aimed at restoring (some) control of our data and communications to the people who create it at the edges of the countless networks that comprise the Internet.
I wrote about the Indie Web a couple of years ago, and it's good to catch up with the impressive progress since then.
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Decentralized Web Summit — Day One
(I'll be updating this regularly during the day. New stuff will be at the bottom of the post, not the top, on the principle that most people reading this will read it only once or twice. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's the method in my madness. For great to-the-moment info, follow Kevin Marks on Twitter.)
After an amazing Builders Day–a gathering of technologists who talked deep code about the potential to re-decentralize the Web and the larger Internet–it's the official start of the Decentralized Web Summit. Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive, convened the event and the archive is hosting it. (My blogging from yesterday is here.)
Note: You can watch a live stream of the event.
Mitchell Baker, executive chair of the Mozilla Foundation and Corp., is launching the day. She has three guiding principles:
Immediate. Safe instant access to content accessible via a universal address without the need for install.
Open. anyone can publish content without permission or barrier and provide access as they see fit.
Agency: user agent can choose how to interpret content provided by a service offering.
It's not about a particular technology, she says. It's about much more than that.
Vint Cerf, one of the genuine originators of the Internet, is calling himself the "chief Internet evangelist" in the room. Fair enough. (More below…)
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Journalists: Stop complaining about Facebook, and do something about it
(I'm on a panel at the International Journalism Festival later today, entitled "The capture of traditional media by Facebook." I'm planning to say some of what you see below. What follows is an early draft of a section of a book chapter, and I'll be revising it a lot.)
On the cover of this week's Economist is a photo mashup of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as an emperor. It is a fitting image, given his company's growing domination of online conversation.
It is also a sign, one of many in recent months, that people in journalism have awoken to a potentially existential threat to the craft, among many other consequences of Facebook's reach and clout in the information world. At the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy, where a Facebook representative stonewalled questions a year ago, more than one panel has been devoted to the issue of how journalism will work if big "platform" companies—especially Facebook—control distribution.
How should we respond? From my perspective, two primary schools of thought have emerged. One is to embrace that dominance, albeit with some unease, and fully participate in Facebook's ecosystem. Another is to persuade Facebook to take seriously its growing responsibility to help get quality journalism in front of as many people as possible.
Both of those approaches assume that Facebook is too big, too powerful to resist—that we have no alternative but to capitulate to its dominance. But if that is true, the consequences will be disastrous. We will be living in the ecosystem of a company that has repeatedly demonstrated its untrustworthiness, an enterprise that would become the primary newsstand for journalism and would be free to pick the winners via special deals with media people and tweaks of its opaque algorithms. If this is the future, we are truly screwed.
I say: no. Let's not give up so easily. Instead, let's resist—and find a way out of this trap.
Before I explain how, let's offer some due praise. You don't have to trust Facebook, or approve of its "surveillance capitalism" approach to business, to recognize its staggering brilliance in other respects. The company is loaded with talent, and has become an entrepreneurial icon. It is innovative technically and quick to adapt to changing conditions. And I have no doubt that the vast majority of its employees, and some of its investors, want to do the right thing when it comes to free speech.
But Facebook is also becoming a monopoly, moving closer and closer to what Zuckerberg himself has called his goal—that Facebook should be "like electricity" in the sense of effectively being a public utility that we cannot do without.
And that's where I'd start in helping journalists, and others, escape from its web. Here's an early, and therefore rough, draft of the approach I'd suggest:
First, journalists should remember the proverbial first rule of getting out of a hole: stop digging. Sadly, with the advent of Facebook's Instant Articles, a publishing platform with great allure in some ways, news organizations have abandoned their shovels and brought in heavy earth-moving machinery to dig themselves in even deeper. I'm not saying drop all connections to Facebook right now, but the dig-faster "strategy" is beyond short-sighted. It's outright suicidal.
Second, journalism organizations should explain to the communities they serve how Facebook operates. Such as:
Invasion of privacy. The occasional articles we see about Facebook's latest privacy intrusions barely begin to describe the massive way this company (and other online advertising operations) are creating unprecedentedly detailed dossiers on everyone, and then using this information in ways we can barely imagine. The ubiquitous "Like" button, found all over the Internet, is part of Facebook's surveillance system.
Control of speech. Facebook decides what its users will see by manipulating their news feeds. It removes posts based on its puritan approach to sex, and reserves the right to determine what speech is acceptable, period. In America, Facebook's terms of service overrule the First Amendment.
Becoming an alternate Internet. Facebook would be delighted if you never leave its embrace. In some countries, where it makes special deals with governments and (often government-controlled) telecom companies, it effectively is the Internet on mobile devices.
Evolving ethics. Facebook constantly pushes the boundaries of acceptable behavior, especially in the way it collects and handles data on its users. It changes its terms of service and privacy policy, often in ways that should alarm people.
Third, journalists should do what they have done many times before when they encountered threats to freedom of expression: ask people with political power to intervene. As Facebook takes on more and more of the trappings of monopoly and utility, we need antitrust officials and others in government to pay attention. Of course, Facebook isn't the only threat in this regard. The telecom carriers are potentially just as dangerous to speech, given their wish to control how our information moves in the vital part of the networks they control. There's long list of other threats including pervasive surveillance by government, and for the most part journalists have ignored these attacks on freedom of expression. I said in Perugia last year that journalists need to be activists on these fundamental issues of liberty, and renew that plea here.
Fourth, once journalists have explained all this, they should help the communities they serve take action themselves. This should include technical countermeasures—how to block, to the extent possible, all that surveillance by corporations and government, by using encryption; browser plugins that block the online trackers; and more. Journalists should also tell people how they can campaign for change, such as contacting their elected representatives and regulators at the local, state and federal levels; support organizations that help preserve liberties; etc.
Fifth, journalists should join and support the nascent efforts to counteract the centralization of technology and communications. It's not practical to ask media people to create a decentralized, federated web that includes social connections as well as standard publishing. This is beyond their expertise. But they should be leaders in the push to get there, and give financial and other help to projects that further the goal. Moreover, they should lobby a key constituency that has taken only timid steps toward saving the open Web: philanthropists and NGOs. Foundations, in particular, need to put their considerable resources behind decentralized platform development, and news organizations can help convince them to do so.
Plainly, some of these strategies will be easier to pull off than others. But we have to try. The alternative looks grim.
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Accelerating the mobile Web
Google's "Accelerated Mobile Pages" project launched for real this week, and it's pretty amazing. I still worry about giant, centralized companies and their power–and it shouldn't be needed in the first place. For more, check out my deep dive into AMP at Medium Backchannel. Key quote:
Before getting into details about what's happening here, let's be clear on something. AMP wouldn't be necessary — assuming it is in the first place — if the news industry hadn't so thoroughly poisoned its own nest.
Looking for money in a business that grows more financially troubled by the month, media companies have infested articles with garbage code, much of it on behalf of advertising/surveillance companies, to the extent that readers have quite reasonably rebelled. We don't like slow-responding sites, period. On our mobile devices, which are taking over as the way we "consume" information, we despise having to download megabytes of crapware just to read something, because the carriers charge us for the privilege. That's one reason why we use ad blockers. (The other, at least for me, is that we despise being spied on so relentlessly.) The news business could have solved this problem without racing into the arms of giant, centralized tech companies. But it didn't, and here we are.
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In Barcelona this week for the Mobile World Congress, where the sun is out along with teeming crowds for mobile technology's biggest annual event–and I'm trying not to let jet lag slow me down too much.
I've been here (to Barcelona, though not MWC, a number of times, and never tire of the city. (A transit worker slowdown this week will leave a lot of people tired of walking and fighting for taxis, no doubt.) It's accessible, not daunting, and friendly.
The MWC, I'm told, has been evolving rapidly–from a totally carrier dominated event to something much more open, the way CES turned from a gadget show to an everything-digital show. In fact, based on the list of exhibitors, there's clearly a lot of overlap now.
One of the digital arenas I'm looking forward to exploring is ubiquitous computing and its cousin, the so-called "Internet of Things." There's almost unlimited potential to add intelligence to everything we touch, and then connect it all–and use the knowledge we gain to make our lives better, individually and in our communities. There's equally unlimited potential for that to turn into the ultimate surveillance system, and in the several years that I've paid close attention to the IoT I've seen almost no evidence that the industry is even slightly interested in protecting our privacy beyond making a few pleasant noises in that direction.
One of the companies moving fastest in the global technology scene Huawei, which covered my travel expenses here, joining a group of tech analysts. It's an absolutely huge Chinese tech operation, based in Shenzen, home to vast amounts of that country's digital-gear manufacturing. The Huawei events here include the launch of some new consumer devices (I just saw the new "MateBook" 2-in-one Windows tablet/notebook with a detachable keyboard has a clean design, and is getting solid early reviews), I'll be learning more about the company and its raft of global competitors, and plan to ask questions about how it will build security into its products. In fact, I'm planning to ask these questions of all the companies I visit when I make the rounds of the exhibition floor later this week.
Huawei, which has been mostly a business-to-business company, has big ambitions for end-user technology. One recent "design win," as tech folks call it, was its contract with Google to make Nexus 6P phablet. I reviewed it last fall for Medium Backchannel, and was so impressed that I bought one.
My life in Linux — it's great — and maybe you should try it
In my semi-regular series at Medium's Backchannel site I write about why I moved to Linux a few years ago. It turned out to be an excellent decision, and I'm hoping more people will try it themselves.
We are losing our tech/communications liberties at a rapid rate. Linux is the last bastion of free–as in freedom–desktop computing environments.
Hiroshima, Nagasaki
I took a lot of pictures in Japan last month, but my camera stayed in my pocket when we visited the atomic bomb sites and museums in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. These monuments to the use of nuclear weapons against human beings–so far the only such use, may it remain so–are firmly in my memory, and will always be there as long as my mind is working.
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Mediactive now available in Armenian
Armenia-based "Journalists For The Future" has led a project to translate my book Mediactive into Armenian, and I visited there last week to help launch the new edition. I met some extraordinary people and learned a lot about the media scene there.
As with the original, the book is freely available online, in an interactive edition. You can find it at this link.
Special thanks to the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan for funding the project, and for covering the costs of my trip there.
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Why journalists should (at least sometimes) be activists
At the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy, this week, I gave a talk entitled "Why Journalists Should be Activists," and apart from a few departures from the text below, here's what I said:
Two months ago, a New York Times journalist, investigative reporter James Risen, went on Twitter to denounce the Obama administration's attitude toward the press. The administration, he said, was the "greatest enemy of press freedom in a generation."
Risen's tirade became a topic of conversation in the community of people who watch and comment on journalism. Some said a reporter shouldn't be expressing such thoughts publicly, because it might cause readers to question his – and his newspaper's – commitment to objective reporting. But the newspaper's editor in charge of of journalism standards told Margaret Sullivan, the Times' public editor, that Risen had done the right thing.
"In general," this editor said, "our reporters understand that they don't and shouldn't editorialize on issues we cover….I would put this in a different category."
What category? Freedom of the press, of course. And he was right.
This was an important moment in the history of the New York Times. It was officially admitting that it is not neutral – isn't pretending to be neutral – on this topic. The Times, as an organization, was taking an activist stance—far from its traditional role of observer and reporter.
I'm here to suggest to you today that all journalists need to think of themselves as activists in the world we now live in.
Before I explain this further, let me first explain what I mean by journalism and activism. Journalism can include so many things, ranging from deep investigative work to fluffy entertainment, but for our purposes I think of it as helping people understand they world they live in, so they can make better decisions about how they live. This often involves telling truth to the rich and powerful, and uncovering things that the rich and powerful would prefer to keep secret. It also involves being thorough, accurate, fair, independent and – this is not done enough – transparent. Journalism is vital to liberty, because it is a cornerstone of free speech.
For activism, I'll simply use the dictionary definition: "the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change." I'd add to that – sometimes activism is campaigning to stop things from happening.
In many parts of this world, doing real journalism is activism—because truth telling in some societies is an act designed to bring about change. I'm humbled by the people who risk their freedom, and sometimes their lives, to tell their fellow citizens and the rest of the world what is happening where they live. You will be hearing from one of them in the next talk.
In the western democracies with a more robust tradition of free speech and a free press, the idea of journalists as activists is often seen as taking sides in contravention of journalistic norms. But there's a long and honorable history of what we call "advocacy journalism" – we could easily call it "activist journalism" – exposing injustices with the absolute goal of stirring public anger, and then public action to bring about change. In America, the people we called muckrakers in the early 20th century did brilliant journalism of this kind. Today filmmaker Laura Poitras, who'll be speaking here by video this evening, and her colleagues are among many others who are carrying on that tradition. (Do see CitizenFour, by the way; it's brilliant.)
Also today, we have a new category of journalism in this realm – journalism being done by people who are advocates first, and media producers second. I'm talking about Human Rights Watch, which consistently brilliant reporting on human rights issues around the world.
I'm talking about the American Civil Liberties Union, an organization in my own country that consistently does some of the best journalism – in several senses of the word – about threats to our fundamental liberties. In the interest of transparency, I should mention that my fantastically talented nephew, Daniel Kahn Gillmor, works with the ACLU.
In the past, these organizations and NGOs like them around the world were doing the journalism. But to get it seen they had to persuade traditional media organizations to care about, and then to publish or broadcast, reports based on the information the NGOs had collected. Now, in the digital age, every organization of any kind is also a media enterprise, and can go more directly to the public. Collaborations with traditional journalists are still helpful, but no longer as absolutely necessary as they were. We journalists should be welcoming the advocates to the journalism ecosystem – and recognizing them for their work. By the way, the American Civil Liberties Union probably litigates more open-records cases on issues related to liberty, using the U.S. Freedom of Information Act, than all traditional news organizations put together.
Now, I'm not saying all advocates are doing journalism – far from it. In many cases we're getting untrue, unfair propaganda. We need know the difference, as journalists and as members of the public – that's another talk entirely.
So we have a baseline of journalistic activism – all around us and often incredibly valuable – on a variety of topics. It makes many traditional journalists, especially in my country, uncomfortable. Why? Because we're told, again and again, that one of journalism's core values is objectivity and/or neutrality.
But even those journalists who worship at the altar of objectivity should recognize that on at least some issues, they cannot possibly be objective. Or at least, they should not be. On some issues we have to take stands, even though those stands may put us at policy odds with the people and institutions we cover.
What are these issues? The New York Times has picked one: freedom of the press. I hope no one here would dispute the need to take a stand for press freedom.
But I'd suggest this is only one of several policy issues where journalists who do not take activists stands are unfit to call themselves journalists. They all come under larger topics that are at the core of liberty, among them: freedom of expression, freedom to associate, freedom to collaborate, freedom to innovate.
We can't be neutral here. We should be openly biased toward openness and freedom. Period.
Powerful governments and corporations are leading the attack against these core values, usually in the name of protecting us or giving us more convenience. In the process, these powerful entities are creating a host of choke points. They're doing their best to lock down a lot of our computing and communications, and creating a system of control by others over what we say and do online.
This is a betrayal of the Internet's decentralized promise, where speech and innovation and collaboration would often start at the edges of this network of networks, where no one needed permission to do those things. Choke points mean we have to ask permission.
What are these choke points? The most obvious is what's happening to the Internet itself. Start with direct censorship, a growing trend in far too many parts of the world. I can't imagine anyone here would object to journalistic activism on this front.
Surveillance, too, has become a method for government — often working with big companies — to keep track of what journalists and activists are doing—going way beyond the mission of stopping terrorism and solving major crimes. Surveillance is having a measurable chilling effect on freedom of expression, and no society that exists under pervasive surveillance can claim to enjoy basic liberty. We know from history that it deadens innovation and culture. If we don't actively oppose mass surveillance, we're not fit to call ourselves journalists.
Another choke point is the telecommunications industry. In America and many other countries– and often in concert with governments– big telecoms say they should have the right to decide what bits of information get to people's devices in what order and at what speed, or whether they get there at all. This is what the network neutrality debate is all about in the U.S.: whether we, at the edges of the networks, or the telecom companies that provide the access to the Internet, get to make those decisions. If we don't campaign for open and truly competitive networks, we're not fit to call ourselves journalists.
"Intellectual property" is a valuable concept, but it's also a choke point. Hollywood and its allies try to lock down or control innovative technologies that threaten incumbent companies' business models. They're abusing the patent and copyright systems, among other tactics. And they never, ever quit. The latest sneak attack from this crowd comes in a secretly negotiated treaty called the Trans Pacific Partnership is the latest attempt by the intellectual property cartel to prevent innovation, and speech, that it can't control—among many other bad effects. (We know about some of this because Wikileaks has published drafts of several chapters of this immense treaty.) If we don't explain to the public what is happening, and then campaign for a more open process and for the right to innovate, we are unfit to call ourselves journalists.
Speaking of Wikileaks, let's mention another choke point: the major payment systems like Mastercard, Visa and PayPal. They almost shut down Wikileaks with a funding blackout. Only a few news organizations noticed, much less complained. Yet if you can't get paid for your work, how do you plan to put food on your table? The centralized payment industry holds enormous power, by proxy, over journalists' ability to make a living. If we don't campaign against its arbitrary decisions, we're not fit to call ourselves journalists.
Now let's be honest about something: We've helped create some of the choke points — by choosing convenience over liberty in relying centralized Internet platforms like Facebook and Twitter and Google. I have to note that these companies do provide useful services. And they are often trying to be advocates for free speech, though not consistently.
But do journalists understand that the Internet is getting new editors, namely the people who work for some of those companies? Do journalists understand that by feeding Facebook they are feeding a company that will be their biggest financial competitor? If this was only a business issue I wouldn't raise it. But it's much more than that. This is about whether the terms of service at a tiny number of giant companies, as opposed to the First Amendment and other laws like it, will effectively determine our free speech rights. If we aren't activists for open, decentralized technology and communications, we are unfit to call ourselves journalists.
The corporate online powers are also spying on us. It's their business model. Journalists are waking up to this, more so in Europe than in the U.S., but we all need to be thinking harder about how companies can use and abuse big data. If we aren't campaigning for privacy from corporations, not just governments, we are unfit to call ourselves journalists.
I'm not asking journalists to ignore nuances in any of this; life and business and policy truly are complicated. But when it comes to things that directly threaten perhaps our the most fundamental liberties—without which journalism is vastly more difficult if not impossible—there's no excuse for failing to explain what's at stake. Nor is there any excuse for failing to take more direct action.
Core freedoms – of expression, association, and more – should be everyone's right. Journalists have a duty to be their defenders.
So I ask this of my journalism friends: Take stands, loudly and proudly. Be activists. Unless you prefer a world of choke points and control by others, this is part of your job.
(Note: Portions of this talk are from a piece I wrote for Medium last year.)
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Lawrence Krauss has an amazing office…
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Lawrence Krauss is a brilliant theoretical physicist and author of many popular books on science, and teaches at Arizona State University. I stopped by his office the other day to record a video conversation for a project I'm working on, and grabbed a quick video of the surroundings. Wish I had an office like this!
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My mother says a man can last three months at most without a woman.
before she can rebut, or statistics about how much longer women live than men.
& sand, protected & protecting, dangerous when shattered, irreparable.


Acupuncture can be used to treat a variety of health conditions including allergies, digestive issues, pain, stress, anxiety, sleep disturbances, and more. Treatments are given using Hari Style of Acupuncture, which tends to use fewer, finer needles, as well as non-insertive techniques. Great for all ages!
Moxibustion is frequently incorporated into treatment. Moxa (Artemisia Argyii) is an herb used to warm certain Acu-points with goal of increasing circulation and promoting healing.
Chinese herbs and supplements can be prescribed and individualized to each person or condition. They complement the acupuncture treatments to help support your body and treatment goals. We can use raw, powder, or patent formulations. In addition to Chinese Herbs we can also use western supplements, flower essences, and food as medicine.


Property management companies are a great investment of your money as a property owner. You do not just get luxury of their services, you also get to save time and a lot of stress dealing with stressful tenants. When choosing a property management company, there are a couple of important things you need to consider. Quality research is one of the main things you need to have in mind. A review is a perfect place to gather the information you want to know. Below are some of the benefits of reading a review when choosing a property management company. Click here for more tips about best property managers.
When choosing a property management company to assist you in handling your property, you need to be sure that they will do their best work. You do not want to hand over the work you are doing to a company you are paying only to have them mistreat your clients and mishandle your property also. As such, you need to be sure that you can count on the property management company for high-quality services. A review is the best place to find out if this is true.
The next thing you also need to know when choosing such a company is whether they have any experience doing such work. It is important to deal with a company that has been around for a while because this means that they are competent and their clients trust their work. Using a review will help you to find out the experience a company has in the industry.
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Unveiling the new air monitoring station. Left to right: John Prusakowski, Suncor Edmonton Refinery vice president and SIA President; Bill Lawrysyn, Safety, Security, Health and Environment Manager for Imperial Oil's Strathcona Refinery and SIA Environmental Committee Chair; Roxanne Carr, Strathcona County Mayor; Paul Smith, Strathcona County Councillor; Yves Rochon, Site Supervisor, Air Products and SIA Board member.
Across the country, annual Clean Air Day events were held in June to raise awareness and encourage action that will improve the air we breathe and the health of our communities.
In 2015 in the hamlet of Ardrossan, a partnership initiative was celebrated between the Strathcona Industrial Association (SIA) and Strathcona County that promises to keep air quality on the radar for many years to come.
The new station helps address an identified gap in monitoring for the growing population in the County, east of Sherwood Park.
SIA has been actively contributing to improved environmental performance and monitoring in east Edmonton and Strathcona County since 1974. The association is comprised of 12 member companies (Suncor being one of the founding members) that share a commitment to environmental performance, safety and the well-being of the communities in which they operate as responsible industrial neighbours.
Over the last four decades, SIA has built a robust ambient air quality monitoring network in the region. The new Ardrossan site will complement SIA's existing stations located in Sherwood Park, Gold Bar and Beverly.
This information is shared on the Alberta Capital Airshed website and used to inform the region's Air Quality Health Index (AQHI). For more information about SIA's Air Quality Monitoring Network, visit www.sia.ab.ca.


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Pittosporum tenuifolium, le Pittospore de Nouvelle-Zélande, est une espèce de plantes à fleurs de la famille des Pittosporaceae et du genre Pittosporum. C'est un arbuste à feuilles persistantes, endémique de Nouvelle-Zélande.

tenuifolium signifie « à feuilles minces », de tenui - mince, et folium - feuille. Appelé aussi Pittospore à petites feuilles.
Communément appelé kōhūhū et matipo noir, et par d'autres noms maoris kohukohu et tawhiwhi.

Description
Cette espèce a la ramure compacte, mesure jusqu'à .

Son tronc est mince ( de diamètre) avec une couleur d'écorce gris foncé marbré qui noircit puis rougit progressivement vers l'extrémité des branches . Le système racinaire est peu profond et étalé.

Sa feuille ovale satiné argenté, à marge ondulés, à un pétiole court, mesure jusqu'à .

Sa floraison a lieu au printemps. Sa fleur est pourpre à violacée d'environ  rarement jaune. Les fleurs se développent à partir de bourgeons latéraux, individuellement ou en touffes, et peuvent être hermaphrodites ou seulement mâles. Les fleurs sont remplies de nectar et dégagent un parfum de miel la nuit, le parfum étant plus évident dans des conditions légèrement humides. Ce dernier attire les mites et autres insectes volants la nuit, qui aident probablement à la pollinisation.

Son fruit est une capsule. Le fruit est recouvert d'une petite couche de poils au début de la maturation, qui disparaît progressivement à maturité. La maturation du fruit a lieu entre le milieu de l'été et l'automne. Cette capsule rétrécit, durcit et devient presque noire, se divisant en deux ou trois segments lorsqu'elle est mûre. À l'intérieur se trouvent des graines noires, enfermées dans une substance très collante. Le caractère collant des graines est susceptible d'aider à la dispersion des graines.

Galerie

Culture
De zone de rusticité 8, cette espèce a besoin d'un sol drainé, plutôt frais, possiblement pauvre calcaire ou sec. Son exposition est plutôt plein soleil et elle supporte le vent.

Sa croissance est relativement rapide passant de  à  en cinq ans. La taille est facile.

Il existe plus de  d'insectes répertoriées dans la base de données Plant-SyNZ qui se nourrissent ou parasitent cette plante : guêpes, punaises suceuses, mouches, mites, papillons, thrips, acariens et coléoptères. Il y a aussi plus d'une douzaine de coléoptères qui se nourrissent de la matière végétale morte.

Écologie
Ces caractéristiques la rendent idéal, lorsqu'elle est utilisée avec d'autres plantes pour une utilisation dans la stabilisation des cours d'eau et la lutte contre l'érosion.

Elle est endémique de Nouvelle-Zélande. Elle y est bien répandu partout, n'étant absent qu'à l'ouest des Alpes et dans l'île Stewart.

Elle pousse à l'état sauvage dans les zones forestières côtières et de basse montagne jusqu'à une altitude de .

Elle pousse particulièrement rapidement aux lisières des forêts situées au bas des hautes terrasses, et peut également pousser dans les lits des rivières. Elle pousse facilement dans les zones boisées qui ont été perturbées ou dans les terres agricoles en reconversion, jouant un rôle important dans la succession écologique.

Utilisation
C'est une plante ornementale en haie et occultante. Il est parfois cultivé sous le nom de cultivar 'Nigricans', ainsi appelé en raison de ses tiges noires. En horticulture, il est apprécié pour son feuillage coloré (les variations cultivées incluent les feuilles pourpres, « argentées » et panachées).

Plusieurs hybrides et cultivars ont été développés et cinq variétés ont remporté le prix du mérite du jardin la Royal Horticultural Society.

Synonymes
Pittosporum tenuifolium a pour synonymes :

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Références biologiques

 Autres documents
 Cette espèce selon Jardin ! L'encyclopédie
Traitement manuel Jepson
 Profil des usines de l'USDA

Pittosporaceae
Espèce de plantes (nom scientifique)
Arbre en Nouvelle-Zélande
Flore endémique de Nouvelle-Zélande

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Al-Baraka wants to export towels.
Bagira Textile wants to export men's classical suits.
Guliston Med Texnika wants to export single injection sterile syringes and single-use sterile infusion systems.


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Give 'Em All a Big Fat Lip
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First Appeared in The Music Box, February 2007, Volume 14, #2
Written by Melissa Stroh
After spending years on the road with the likes of Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, and Drive-By Truckers, Athens' own The Whigs decided to buckle down and record its debut Give 'Em All a Big Fat Lip. The boys, undoubtedly influenced by the extraordinary 40-Watt Club next door, laid down tracks in summer 2005 with engineer Billy Bennett. The resulting garage-pop album offers a fluid mixture of fast-talking storylines and cleverly placed percussion that heads straight to the heart of the matter. Lead singer Hank Sullivant's gritty voice is just different enough to stand out above the distorted guitars as he delivers the group's thoughtful, witty songs.
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Q: Trying to print char,string terminated with space and string terminated with new line in a single program In the below program I am trying to get char and strings from the user and want to print char,string terminated with white space and string terminated with new line in a single program.but only char and string terminated with white space only get printed..String terminated with new line is not get printed..So do you find any mistake i had made ? or any solution to the above problem ? Please reply..Thanks in advance..
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#include <string.h>
int main()
{
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A: scanf() actually parses input, reading it is just a side-effect of parsing. fgets() on the other hand is intended for reading.
The %s format specifier for scanf() means accept anything that isn't whitespace. This especially means that reading will stop at the first whitespace character, because it can't be parsed according to the format string (%s accepts non-whitespace and there's nothing following in the format string).
So, if you just enter a single word and hit the Enter key, this key generates a newline character (\n). This is a whitespace, your scanf() ignores it. fgets() is specified to read anything up to (and including) a newline. In your code, it immediately finds a newline, so that's all it reads.
Note this explanation is a guess based on your description of what you see. With different input, it could fail in a different way. Keep in mind your question should include the exact input you provide, the exact output you get and what you expected instead in order to avoid such guessing work.

Also note that scanf("%s", ...) is potentially undefined behavior and a security risk just as bad as gets(). If the input in your example code doesn't contain a whitespace in the first 10 characters, you will overflow your buffer. Never write code like this. The immediate solution is to always give field widths with scanf() format specifiers that parse to strings -- in your example scanf("%9s", ...). The better solution is not to use scanf() at all. ever. For more information, see also my beginners' guide away from scanf().

A simple solution for what you're trying to do without using scanf() could look like this:
#include <stdlib.h>
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int main(void)
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According to a new interview with Kroger CFO Michael Schlotman, the grocery store chain is not about to give in to the demands of Bloomberg-funded Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America. The group turned their attention to Kroger in August of last year, insisting that the store stop letting customers openly carry firearms on the premises. Appearing on CNBC's Squawk Box, Schlotman said the store would continue to abide by state laws.
"If the local gun laws are to allow open carry," Schlotman said, "we'll certainly allow customers to do that based on what the local laws are. We don't believe it's up to us to legislate what the local gun control laws should be. It's up to the local legislators to decide to do that. So we follow local laws, we ask our customers to be respectful to the other people they are shopping with. And we really haven't had any issues inside our stores as a result of that."
While it's gratifying to see a corporate chain stand up the pressure from the left, the fight for "gun sense" in America is far from over. Moms Demand Action, led by activist Shannon Watts, has proven to be a powerful force in the gun control debate. A former PR executive for Monsanto, Watts brought her public relations experience to the fight for gun control after the horrific shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown. Today, MDA boasts more than 200,000 members and – thanks to a strategic partnership with Michael Bloomberg – millions of dollars in funding. And they have used that support system to bring legal, political, and social pressure for stricter gun laws.
And it is against private businesses that Moms Demand Action has been most successful. They may not have persuaded Kroger, but they have racked up their share of victories. Starbucks, Target, Chili's, Chipotle, and Sonic are among the chains that have banned firearms following pressure from the Moms network.
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Of course, a group like MDA gets their most powerful support from the mainstream media. An incident like the one earlier this year where a 2-year-old accidentally shot his mother in a Wal-Mart receives endless amounts of coverage. An incident like the one from Philadelphia is barely mentioned. This has a cumulative effect on the public psyche, and it makes it extraordinarily easy for Moms Demand Action to garner support for their efforts.
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Along the trail are signs that explain about the wildlife and building of the roads.
If you look towards the north, you will see the remnants of old mines. Looking at some, I wondered how difficult it might have been to get a wagon to the mines. It appears that Queen Creek may have played a transport role moving ore from the mine to a place where it could be smelted.
Near the end of the trail you will find the old tunnel that cut through the mountain. It was replaced by the current tunnel, and you can see the construction ramp from the old road to the current near the entrance of the tunnel.
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Invention 3, BWV 774 -- Urtext
Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750)
Two-Part Invention No. 3 in D Major - Inventio 3
Please note that this score contains suggestions for playing the ornaments in accordance with Baroque performance practice :
Mordents (measures 3 and 45) are played very quickly, with a incisive character
Trills (measures 4, 11, 22, etc.) are played ON the beat and begin on the upper auxiliary note
Appoggiaturas (measures 4 and 46) are played ON the beat and take up one half of the main note's value
Turns (measures 11, 39, 40 and 53) begin on the note above the principal note, and are played quite rapidly
Moreover, the editor suggests adding cadential trills to measures 11, 37, 53 and 58. Although not mentioned in the manuscript, cadential trills are required in Baroque music.
Furthermore, the value of the dot should be lengthened in a cadential trill, thus making the sixteenth note become a thirty-second note.
Source : Johann Sebastian Bach, Inventions and Sinfonias, BWV 772-801 (1723)
An earlier version exists in the Clavier-Büchlein vor Wilhelm Friedemann Bach [Little Clavier Book for Wilhelm Friedemann Bach] (1720)
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Ash gourd, or winter melon (Benincasa hispida) is a unique variety of melon consumed primarily in China and India. In Chinese cuisine, they are normally cut into cubes and used as ingredients for soup dishes.
However in India, the function and value of ash gourd is much more than that; it is regarded as one of the most energizing type of food around thanks to its exceptionally high quotient of "prana", or vital life energy. On top of all that, ash gourds have a really mild taste that resembles cucumbers.
And this makes the ash gourd to be suitable to not only soups, but also salads, smoothies or juices on a warm day. Anyway, these are the health benefits of ash gourd that you don't know about!
First, ash gourds help the treatment of acid reflux syndrome thanks to the presence of several principles such as flavanoids C, sterols and also glycosides. These are antioxidants that prevent the irritation of stomach lining by the bile.
Because of its cooling nature, it is suggested for one to consume a glass of ash gourd juice in the morning. Just one glass of ash gourd juice gives a double impact for the body; the first being a considerable provider of cool and freshness for the body, and second for intellectual sharpness.
Do this every day for a week, and prove yourself what benefits it brings on the mind!
The alkaline properties of ash gourd or winter melon are diuretic, which means that it promotes the secretion of liquid away from the body. Diuretics also lower blood pressure by removing salt actively from the body, effects of high sodium level and also excess fluid.
Next, ash gourds are natural aphrodisiacs like the health benefits of kalachuchi, which means that it can boost sexual potency and desire. Sounds like ash gourds are a good choice for couples doesn't it?
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Ash gourds can also be used for increasing energy upon consumption. And wonderfully, it also relaxes the nerves at the same time! The ability for ash gourds to stabilize the nerves is also an advantage to that of caffeine side effects, which agitates the nerves instead.
Ash gourds are natural anti-diarrheal agent, or substances used to reduce frequency of pooping while solidifying the stool. Amazingly, in addition to being an anti-diarrheal, ash gourds could also treat constipation as well!
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Using a blender, blend the ash gourd into a smooth puree.
Once it is done, strain it.
Add lemon juice, black pepper powder and salt.
Fresh ash gourd juice is now ready to be served!
Ash gourd juices may turn bitter in certain conditions as the levels of cytotoxic compound named "Cucurbitacin" increases. Cucurbitacin is common to the cucumber family of fruits, and may result in poisoning once consumed orally.
The early symptoms of cucurbitacin intoxication are abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. While then, the symptoms itself can start 30 minutes after intake and last anytime from 2 to 7 days.
Unfortunately, awareness to this particular intoxication is still low, and the public often misinterpret it as gastrointestinal sepsis. Recently, a healthy 41-year old woman from Pune, India died as a result of cucurbitacin intoxication from a bottled gourd juice, and a few days of intensive hospital care.
And then, the cooling effect of ash gourds may be a bit too much for patients of asthma, sinusitis or susceptible to flu. As such, these people should mix ash gourd juice with honey or pepper to neutralize the cooling effect of ash gourds and also as a preventive measure to not having their diseases triggered.


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I absolutely loved seeing this happen. A while ago, Chris Brown's girl Karrueche hit up twitter and asked all of Team Breezy New York to hit her up. She began following the team leaders and their secret mission began. No one outside of those involved really knew details until the day it happened.
Chris tweeted out to TB the day of that they should enjoy their day with Karrueche & his mom.... and from the looks of things, they did. Karrueche & Mama J met up with Team Breezy and made homemade apple pies for the homeless. With huge smiles on their faces they peeled apples and enjoyed mingling with one another.
How freaking sweet is that. The homeless barely get food to eat, and to have something homemade... just made me smile. Some of Team Breezy left the charity event and immediately went to camp out for Chris' today show performace... this guy must know he's blessed with a great fan base.
S/o to Mama J & Karrueche & mainly Team Breezy for reaching out to those in need!!! S/o to Karrueche's instagram acct for the pics!


Our seasonal newsletter for Autumn just launched. It's filled with exclusive photos of our adventures in photography, insights into our studio and useful tips on photography.
This mailer has pointers on how to choose and purchase your first DSLR, Dave's images of New York City and Adam Liaw, the MasterChef Winner of 2010.
Have a look at the first issue and make sure you join up to get our Winter issue.
I was running late for a yoga class and dashed out of the studio at 5:15pm. Just as I was boarding the bus, I got a call from Jason.
I can not count the number of swear words that ran through my mind.
I told him where everything was in the studio and felt like crap for forgetting. Dave and Jason stayed back late and got everything we needed.
But then – it dawned on me – it was pretty brilliant that we had so many photographers in the studio. There's no room for mistake, no human error.
If I wasn't part of a big photography studio and was running this project solo, I would have had to stop the bus and run back to the studio, or worse, do the photo shoot without the props.
Where I failed, Jason and Dave picked up the slack.
The shoot the next day went swimmingly.
Today Dave and I covered an event for Australia for UNHCR. Cate Blanchett was one of the guest speakers along with Sarah-Jane Clarke, Julie Mcrossin and Jane Turner.
We had a gruelling but rewarding time shooting the 400+ plus guests at the event in under three hours.
I joined the Studio in the late 1980s, when Sydney was riding high on bicentennial fever. We had four camera kits for seven photographers. The Studio was a quarter of the size it is now; hidden in a little alleyway in Pitt Street. We had three dark rooms and everyone learnt film processing, we did our own printing. Hand printed, no less.
When the studio opened in 1967, the photographers used to have a Graflex Speed Graphics camera that only loaded sheets of 5×4″ film. At each shoot, they could only take six (really good) images.
Shooting with film was completely different to using a camera today, we used a light meter all the time. We used medium format Bronica film cameras when I came on board.
These days, it's a lot quicker to take an image and change things around relying on the LCD screen at the back, although we still use light meters at most shoots.
We had to dress more conservatively for our corporate clients but that's changed with time. We're not expected to dress corporately, it's expected that we're not cut from the same cloth.
The technology for cameras is literally moving in leaps and bounds. Each year, the advancements in camera bodies and Photoshop is pretty amazing. Because of this, photography as a communication is getting more advanced every three months.
Our work in the 80s now seems dated. Even work from the early 2000s ages quickly.
Photography as a field is at a really interesting point right now.
We have a mix from Mexico, El Salvador and Papua New Guinea this month.
"It took forever and a Dave".
"Hey, give me fries!" (Get it, give me five).


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(idea) by Cap'nSalty Sat Apr 26 2003 at 3:57:36
My random thought of the day (aka What if the Wachowski brothers have a lot more intelligence than we give them credit for?):
It is common knowledge that the movie The Matrix got its title from the scrolling rows of numbers that fly by that little screen they're always watching, right? But what if there's an alternate reason for the title - a matrix can also be a table of data. Data are sets of hard facts upon which we base our assumptions (ie: a mold). What we choose to define as fact, our basic assumptions (ie: gravity pulls us toward the earth, the sun will rise the next day, giant robots are not using us as mere power cells for their post-apocalyptic civilization), define reality. Not everyone interprets everything the same, because not everyone has the same basic assumptions through which they filter life.
Some see an urban/rural world dominated by humans.
Others see a wasteland where the few remaining free humans are chased down by giant metal squids.
I say potato, you say potatoe.
(idea) by sekicho Sat Apr 26 2003 at 4:56:44
It's late. I've been studying for days, only taking breaks to eat, sleep, node, and buy my father a birthday card. He's well past the half-century mark now, and showing no signs of fading. And after I post the card, I come back home and pull out the ol' acoustic guitar he gave me a long time ago, rummaging through the gig bag for something new to play.
There's a book of Irish ballads in there. It used to be his, but I'm sure he doesn't need it anymore: he must know all of these by heart. We used to play "The Fields of Athenry" every time I came home, him on his Stratocaster and me on the keyboard... and here's "Limerick You're a Lady," and God, I probably haven't heard "Sean South from Garryowen" since we saw Limerick thrash Cork way back when.
And then there's one I remember from the old man's Paddy Reilly tapes, back when I was in single digits...
Raised on songs and stories, heroes of renown,
The passing tales and glories that once was Dublin Town.
The hallowed halls and houses, the haunting children's rhymes,
That once was Dublin City in the rare ould times.
Ring-a ring-a rosey, as the light declines,
I remember Dublin City in the rare ould times.
He came to this country because he married American. Right before I was born, he gave up his flat in Dublin and his job with Aer Lingus. He worked a million jobs: fixing cars, building houses, pulling Bobcats out of cypress trees. And then, back before I can even remember, he got a job with a big airline, and took us from Florida to Oklahoma.
Every image I've ever had of him involves his mechanic's uniform. Back when I was three, I wrote: I love my daddy when he goes to work and comes back tomorrow. He always came back tomorrow, with his lunchbox in his hand, as I was in the living room with Lego bricks all over the floor. That was how I knew him.
Now, I'm older. Now, he's older. Now, his company is getting over an executive compensation scandal, and it's a few days away from bankruptcy, and he's probably a few days away from being downsized out of his career. But back then, I didn't read Motley Fool or watch CNBC. He just came home tomorrow, and that was it.
My name it is Sean Dempsey, as Dublin as can be
Born hard and late in Pimlico, in a house that ceased to be.
By trade I was a cooper, lost out to redundancy,
Like my house that fell to progress, my trade's a memory.
We lived in North Carolina for a few years, in a white house with green shutters... he painted it. When I wasn't exploring the creek or smashing Hot Wheels into each other, I would go out to where he was working on one of several Volkswagens, and maybe hit the pedal for him so he could check the new brake lights. He always came home tomorrow.
Then, one morning in fifth grade, he woke me up early. Mom had had a terrible stomachache in the middle of the night, and we needed to go to the hospital. That was the last time I wasn't scared of the hospital. After that, she kept going back, and she kept getting a different diagnosis. The hives came, then the tumors, then the operations.
We moved to South Florida when I was still in middle school, and it was there that one day, I was called to the office, and he was sitting there, suddenly small, and I didn't know what to think until he hugged me and told me. And we were both silent going down Interstate 595 to the hospital where she lay.
I didn't cry at her funeral, and neither did he. The days just blended together after that. He would disappear at night and resurface in the morning, as though he had gotten lost somewhere along the line, and I would disappear into the baud until my eyes turned red and my body cried out. But still, he came home tomorrow, and that was all I needed to know.
And I courted Peggy Dignan, as pretty as you please,
A rogue and a Child of Mary, from the rebel Liberties,
I lost her to a student chap, with skin as black as coal,
When he took her off to Birmingham, she took away my soul.
His job mattered less and less as the company grew more and more corrupt and more and more mismanaged, but he still went every day. In fact, he met his new wife on the employee bus. We left our house in the suburbs, and moved to a high-rise by the Atlantic shore, looking out across the ocean toward the island of yore.
I went to Japan and then I finished high school and then I packed and then I left. But I would still come back over the holidays to see my friends, even though they were growing fewer and farther between. My best friend capitalized on his right of return and moved to Jerusalem: my old sweetheart disappeared, my favorite English teacher died, my friends from middle school were all on drugs, and my friends from Japan were all thousands of miles away in every direction.
I can feel myself getting old, even though I know I'm too young to be old. Even the people who are older than me look like children now.
The years have made me bitter, the gargle dims my brain,
'Cause Dublin keeps on changing, and nothing seems the same.
The Pillar and the Met have gone, the Royal long since pulled down,
As the great unyielding concrete makes a city of my town.
Now, I don't think about my father coming home tomorrow. He thinks about me coming home tomorrow. I know that all the Guinness and Jet A won't bode well for him in the long run, and I know that it won't be long before there's no home to go home to.
But I know that in a couple of days, he'll have his Strat, and I'll have my keyboards, and we'll have another session. Now, we're both old. We both remember the rare ould times, and the rare ould times will live with us until he and I are buried in the family plot in Kilbehenny, in the shadow of Galtymore where it all started. And when he goes, I know what I'll say:
Fare thee well sweet Anna Liffey, I can no longer stay,
And watch the new glass cages, that spring up along the Quay.
My mind's too full of memories, too old to hear new chimes,
I'm part of what was Dublin, in the rare ould times.
The night air feels cooler now, and the guitar can wait. Only two more exams to go, and then the freeway will take me home. I can see tomorrow already, and I can see home on the horizon.
"the rare ould times" by pete st john
(idea) by Nailbunny Sat Apr 26 2003 at 15:23:12
You pretend you're high
You pretend you're bored
You pretend you're anything
Just to be adored
And what you need
Is what you get
I wish I still smoked sometimes, because craving a cigarette is like craving poison, and every time you light up you know you are killing your self slowly, and you feel connected to the rest of the human race. People do that, act self destructive and masochistic. Now that I don't smoke, I sometimes feel I have lost some part of my humanity. In fact, I never even crave cigarettes any more. As in wanting to light up just for the sake of having one. That is not normal, like I don't know what an addiction feels like any more. The most addictive substance, more so than heroin, and I just stopped one day. So much for humanity there. I wish I still smoked so I would still crave something.
Don't believe in fear
Don't believe in faith
Don't believe in anything
That you can't break
I wish I was in love so I could hurt, it's strange, I never really do any more, it's like I know that none of it really matters so I just watch it unfold. I do a damn good job faking those emotions though. I guess here I am suppose to get upset, here I am suppose to cry, here, insert romantic interlude. Its funny – because most people end up perceiving me as very human, reactive, neurotic to some extend when it comes to interactions, they just don't realize that it's fake, like when you do make-up for a play, everything is exaggerated, I just know how I am suppose to act, what the script says, and I exaggerated it for a solid performance.
You stupid girl
All you had you wasted
Applause, another day well done Susie.
Do I really care is the question… I used to think I generally got upset over what people thought of me, and repressed it. Now I know I just don't care. It's not a defense mechanism, it's just the truth. I feel so disconnected from the rest of the world, becauseI don't care. What drives you on (What drives you on)
Can drive you mad (Can drive you mad)
A million lies to sell yourself
Is all you ever had
It's hard to realize that you are really a very unemotional person, that all your reactions are an act based from watching TV. Your life plays out according to a script and you smile and nod when you should, you cry, when the cue cards tell you to.
So recently I stopped this bullshit, I stopped pretending to be happy, pretending to be upset, pretending to be anything, now I just am, and suddenly no one is recognizing me.
From a conversation late last night:
Me: "Maybe I am a mean person…"
L: "Yes, you are…" Me "I don't think I could ever change it, but I can keep pretending…"
L: "…….."
I have also been informed that I am condensending, that I make people feel insecure. And I come off like I hate everyone. I don't, but I stopped pretending to care, so maybe it's precieved as dislike.
Don't believe in love
Don't believe in hate
That you can't waste
Ah, and other people, like cigarettes, I chose those that hurt me because it's like being a death junkie, and if it still hurts, so I must still be alive. Except nothing hurt or feels good. Fake tears, fake romances, fake conversations.
Can't believe you fake it
Things will happen, and I thinkI should cry now and I cry, I know when to let the tears spill, how to run my hand down my cheek and wipe it away pretending to want to hide it. I know those emotions so well they may have been my own, except they aren't, just a well rehearsed play.
Don't believe in pain
Don't believe in anyone
That you can't tame
Things will happen, people will say "gee, you seemed so upset about this and that, but now you are really hiding it well, you must be a strong person" and I think "I am not hiding it, I just don't care, I cannot fake pain in the long run… Everything is in one dimension. I am never hurt, just an error in the logic, this person did not continue with the script, they are now out.
"How can you cut people out of your life so easily? You are strong, or cold" they say.
Neither, I am neither, just am…. Except people forgive, people hurt and move on and do contradictory things because they are human, I, on the other hand, just know the expected responses, like I am preprogrammed, and when there is nothing to recall the program, I freeze.
When nothing is happing, I don't know how to act, please Run Task Manager, programs not responding, please end task and reboot.
Except I felt lonely last night, for the first time in ages I felt some inkling of emotion that was undefined by careful algorithms of the expected.
I am scared… I think I am very fucked up in the head.
(thing) by KissThis Sat Apr 26 2003 at 17:39:23
Let me tell you about my night... or
Fire trucks, Paramedics, Hazmat, Oh My!
Policemen, An Arrest, DOE, Oh My!
(Spoiler: Before the few who know me here worry, let me start this out with - nobody received so much as a broken finger nail in the events of this story)
That's how it all started, my roommate and I were cleaning up the backyard. I found a large green duffle bag between the storage shed and the garage. I opened it up to see what was in it and, oh my gawd, the smell just about knocked me out. I tell my roommate it smells 'like' ammonia, he says it's just cat piss on the bag. I said no way, there's no way that's cat piss. He insists it is and has to go check it out. Oh guess what? He believed me then! Inside this green duffle bag was a big tank. So we call the fire department to find out who to call to check it out - it's clearly not something that should be in our backyard.
The fire department said for us to stay out of the backyard and they'd have someone over. At that time - I went downstairs to inform my tenants in the duplex, so they wouldn't worry when men in masks show up. My roommate had apparently already told them.
Overkill?
About 10 minutes later a big fire truck shows up, then another big fire truck, then a paramedic truck, then another fire truck. That was it for a few minutes. Till another fire truck, a first responder rig, and a hazardous waste (hazmat) truck shows up. We live across the street from a grade school, this being after 3:00, that side of the street had no cars. By the time they were done the block from one end of the other was covered with trucks. They cordone off the street on both ends, and the alley on both ends. At this time I'm thinking to myself, gawd what if I am wrong and it is cat piss on a bag, but geez a swimming pool full of cat piss would not smell like this had, so I was hoping they were not bringing out the Calvary for a little cat piss. They ask us a few questions then go about putting on the hazmat suits. About 10 minutes later they come back and put big red 'danger danger danger' strips of tape across the side of the house to keep people out.
I've certainly never had a meth lab, but apparently it was a tank of almost pure ammonia, something called anhydrous ammonia, which is poisonous and highly flammable. (What I gathered from their talking is store bought ammonia is 2% pure, and the stuff in this tank is up to 98% pure). This makes sense to me because the first thing they asked when I said it smelled like ammonia is "like you buy in the store?" and I said, no like 100X stronger than that! The tank had corroded so the ammonia was leaking out. They searched the property further and found nothing else related. They said they had to call in the Department of Ecology (DOE), because they couldn't move the tank until they packed it in ice. (I believe they were referring to dry ice.)
The Arrest
While all this was going on 3 police cars and an unmarked detective car shows up. (They had to park on our side of the street, the other side was full of firetrucks , etc.) This material apparently is not found usually outside a farm unless it's for a meth lab, so they had to find out the names of all who lived in my house. So me and my roommate gave them our names, and they asked for the names of the folks who lived downstairs. I gave them the name of the male who lives downstairs, they didn't ask for further info and I knew the gal had an outstanding warrant for a traffic ticket, so I was glad they didn't ask me. Now they go to their door just as a formality, the gal is asked her name and she gave them her real name. The police went to look the property over further and then came back, knocked on her door and said "Your under arrest" - The thing is, why the heck did she stay there? If it were me and I knew police would be showing up and I had a warrant and didn't wish to go to jail, I would have left and went to a movie or something! Anyhow the problem with this, is the whole neighborhood was watching. The entire block was covered with emergency vehicles, cops, etc., so when someone is taken off the property in handcuffs it is going to look like they were involved in something very serious. I still have no idea why she didn't leave, or didn't answer the door - now she's going to end up in jail till at least Monday and probably lose the new job she just got, because apparently they "Won't let her out on OR, because she has a FTA". What a night. at least I didn't have any warrants!
April 25, 2003 April 27, 2003 Someone call the waaaambulance April 26, 2002
Hot Wheels The Fields of Athenry Birmingham I am of Ireland
Aer Lingus South Florida Volkswagen North Carolina
Jerusalem April 26, 2004 October 29, 2003 Interstate 595
right of return XP Pollen Mary
Mountain airport middle school baud
Potter's Field
Why I torched the crack house
Naked at 30 below, and loving it


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