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Art

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Across the sea

Weezer symbol at "Tracy's," a long beach bar

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crabs

I like to eat crabs

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OKC is SOO hot!

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E-voting Reports Identify Necessary Improvements

Two independent articles, E-voting report could push audit trails (c|net), and E-voting experts call for revised security guidelines (The Register), describe the needs for vigorous improvements in the US electronic voting arena.

Between them, the articles describe efforts made and proposed to identify and correct problems with voting machine security, accuracy and precision, and to instill in the voting population the notion that such machines are trustworthy.

Anonymous Blogging for Political Dissidents

Reporters sans Frontièrs has recently published a "Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-Dissidents". Not just another "This is what a 'blog' is and why it's all the rage", but an in-depth, technically fertile description of how to blog anonymously and get around [government] censors. Clearly aimed at people in environments of journalistic restrictions and/or monopolies, the 46-page [English] PDF is available in Engish, Spanish and French, and contains personal accounts from the US and around the world, as well as tips for covering your email trail.

Citizen Journalists at its Finest

Now you can sell your camera phone pictures to the press! A media agency by the name of Scoopt has created a bridge between the average Jane cell phone photographer and the media.

Now anybody with a camera phone can sell their pictures to the press on the same terms as a professional photographer. Scoopt bridges the divide between the public and picture desk.

Next time you see something amazing, don’t call your friends first, take a picture instead and make some money.