it's all online.ght go to guidance. >> narrator: before she started going online, sara was more reserved. >> like, once, i was talking to my friend and he was like, "send me a picture." i was like, "i don't want to send a naked picture of myself because i'm not comfortable with, like, my naked body." he's like, "fine, send it with minimal clothing on and i'll send you one of me." so we were both like, okay, so i went in the bathroom and took the picture, then i uploaded it to my computer and i emailed it to him. and then i deleted it from my computer. and it was just like something to do. it didn't really mean anything. it was just like a picture. ♪ i used to have four pages of myself on myspace, but i lowered it down to one. >> in the pictures, like, you kind of want to look hot, but you don't want to look too hot so people think, "eww, whore." >> look at that thing. >> in my pictures, i try to smile on this side because of my dimple. >> that's me. i'm a princess. >> i like moving around, posing, doi

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they're just online billboards. if you're going to print online ads, see which logo is gets more clicks. 2/3 you're going to send out a mail piece to very, very narrow issue audiences, you know, get in to facebook and get that issue audience, and focus group your hooks, focus group your ads. focus group are you going to use a male or a female in this mailer? believe it or not, the differences are pretty staggering. and up until facebook ads and google ads, most of this couldn't be done unless you were going to do a multimillion-dollar ad buy. the research costs alone were such a large amount. and now you can do it with a couple hundred bucks. >> i have a question using facebook or something like this for market testing and that sort of stuff. i'm wondering if [ inaudible ] probably not exactly identical populations on facebook and necessarily in your target demographic in the political sphere. and i'm wondering if you translate one square inch facebook picture that goes to a banner ad, if you have to think about [ i

more and more city forms are being made available for submission online. this is something more and more employers are doing with all sorts of data. we are in the midst of negotiations and trying to get this year's reporting form available for employers on line. we will have that decision made, if we can accomplish that in the coming weeks. typically, we do a mailing out to all the employers in march. we ask that the submissions of annual reporting date to be completed by the end of april. we continue with that schedule this year. we will be providing the opportunity to do that online for some employers. for those who would prefer to do a hard copy, that will be a backup option as well. that concludes essentially what i wanted to share with you. there is technical information there, so my apologies. if you have any questions, i can try to clarify or explain it. vice president clyde: thank you for your presentation. it is important the small business community be informed of the program, the requirements, and what will happen in the future? we need to be ab

cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online.ty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art enrichment funds for a comprehensive art program that contributes to the quality of life at the hospital by enhancing the environment and supporting the hospital's needs and therapeutic goals. artists were commissioned to create 100 original works of art. as was for the gardens and c

they're just online billboards. if you're going to print online ads, see which logo is gets more clicks. 2/3 you're going to send out a mail piece to very, very narrow issue audiences, you know, get in to facebook and get that issue audience, and focus group your hooks, focus group your ads. focus group are you going to use a male or a female in this mailer? believe it or not, the differences are pretty staggering. and up until facebook ads and google ads, most of this couldn't be done unless you were going to do a multimillion-dollar ad buy. the research costs alone were such a large amount. and now you can do it with a couple hundred bucks. >> i have a question using facebook or something like this for market testing and that sort of stuff. i'm wondering if [ inaudible ] probably not exactly identical populations on facebook and necessarily in your target demographic in the political sphere. and i'm wondering if you translate one square inch facebook picture that goes to a banner ad, if you have to think about [ i

nicole reports on a way to get healthy online. >> it's a sad irony, more and more american teens arerweight. yet for many teens, being heavy means feeling terribly alone. >> i started gaining weight probably when my parents got divorced and i was about seven. and then i got all the way up to about 285 pounds when i was in freshman year of high school. it's like i was overweight and unhappy with myself and the way i looked. i avoided social situations and stuff like that. >> so how did she get from there to here in a year? jackie says losing more than 100 pounds started with a change in attitude. >> in maintaining a healthy lifestyle, you have to keep in mind that it's a mental change, first. it should be you changing your lifestyle, not following a fad or trying to fit into a certain size. you should be trying to be more comfortable with yourself. >> that's where an online community called "fitsmi" enters the picture. it's a website with a toolkit to help teen girls along a journey toward health. linda frankenbach says she created the website because she has been on that road herself

booktv stream thes live online -- streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming beginning saturday morning at 8 eastern through monday morning at 8 eastern. nonfiction books all weekend, every weekend right here on c-span2. >> here's a look at some of today's programming on c-span2. >> host: "the communicators" is on location at the state of the net conference sponsored by the congressional internet caucus. joining us now is ambassador philip verveer. he is the deputy assistant secretary of state and u.s. coordinator for communications and information policy. ambassador, what does the u.s. coordinator for communications and information policy do? >> guest: well, we try to represent the united states with respect to those issues with our counterparts around the world and, obviously, in the course of doing that we try to coordinate the u.s. government positions so that we're going forward with unified perspectives when we see our counterparts. >> host: on telecommunications

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which is why his presidential library is now putting everything possible online.reds of thousands of photographs, documents, even the president's doodling. >> we'll be able to give today's generation access to the historical record and challenge them to answer my father's call to service. >> reporter: so anyone researching kennedy's most famous call to service -- >> ask not -- >> reporter: -- can learn that ask not what your country can do for you was handwritten in barely legible scroll. his challenge to go to the moon was neatly typed and underlined. kennedy's camelot moments are all there in photographs and there's film of an upbeat president joking that he won't put his library in washington. >> yes, i'm going to put it in cambridge, massachusetts. >> reporter: but the deadly serious cuban missile crisis is captured moment to moment in dozens of online recordings. as the u.s. and soviets threaten nuclear war over russian missiles in cuba, jfk asked dwight eisenhower how far he should go. >> what's your judgment as to the chances they'll fire these things off i

about some of the online video conditions. they had some concerns that it was maybe too early to start laying down some ground rules around who has to strike a deal with whom in the online video world. but i'd say for the large part media companies are pretty quiet throughout what amounts to about a year of deliberations and as you point out it comes at a time when they're really looking deep at their own business, they're casting about for partners, we're going to help them make this digital transition so everyone's strategy is sort of up in the air right now. >> suarez: jessica vascellaro joins us from new york. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> brown: finally tonight: producing the building blocks of the future. "new york times" technology reporter david pogue has teamed up with "nova" for a new series that will look at innovative technologies and materials. in tonight's premiere, he focuses on making stuff stronger. here's an excerpt. >> spider silk has been shown to have more tensile strength than steel and kevlar. it can st

. >> i think there more benefits to online than the hard drive. some people are not comfortable with things living outside of their own home. >> an external hard drive is an option. going the online route means pay a monthly fee of around $5 or an annual fee of $45 to $55 for a back up. they can safety most recent version or archive it that means digging deeper. >> you can have three, four, five copies to the file as you make changes. if you wanted to go back to an earlier version, you can do so. >> numerous companies like this offer back up. keep vault is one. >> i like it for families because you can back up more than one person's files with one account. >> she favors two other services. one is sugar sink and the other is drop box. they offer sinking and archiving. >> they give you synchronization and versioning. you can go back and get the earlier versions of your file any time. it's the best of both worlds. >> extra security never hurt when is it comes to saving digital files. nbc news. >>> in health news, experts say you may be able to lock a

top secrets online israel's military fights to keep its own soldiers from the facebook generation leaking sensitive information on the web . and the russian man of the forest has his isolation interrupted after becoming an internet sensation pay a visit to use handmade home in the woods outside moscow. this is r.t. coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program of get a status turning into a black hole for america's finances experts say it's sucking in billions of dollars the west simply can't afford and what's worse it's not clear exactly where it's all going artemisia turkana reports. money money money money money money money money money money money money coming up with money must be the easiest thing for the u.s. since washington is the furiously ok with it being flushed down the drain. one big drain it's been washing down is that get a stamp about three hundred seventy five billion dollars has already been spent. on the afghan war this doesn't include basic things like like care for soldiers and the future of what this amount also doesn't include is the cash that

you can watch that online. another book about war, a national book award finalist emma john towers, cultures of work. someone else who has appeared on booktv. now, patti smith won the national book award this year for just kids. e.g. read it, jenn risko? >> guest: i did not read it and i have to tell you i'm sad that i haven't read it because it's totally my kind of book. i know that john mutter, our editor-in-chief read it and he said that he was just entranced. and i've spoken to the folks at atco a number of times. what a cool thing for patty smyth, write? just amazing. >> host: we have a tweet here that is related to the last caller's question. how will the rise of e-books -- it will give you a chance to talk more generally about the industry. how the rise of e-books affect the future for editors, authors and book sellers and publishing overall? if you would come and take the e-mail and talk about the changes in 2010 and how it affected the industry. >> guest: there has been a lot of change. i was thinking

>> reporter: think of these sites as online sample sales. gilt groupe and rue-la-la offer designer clothing. zulily sells children's products and one kings lane offers home decor. there are more than 70 other private sale sites nationwide. it's one of the fastest growing segments of retail thanks to a flood of venture capital funding. the most popular sites have millions of members and do hundreds of millions of dollars in annual sales. most customers are invited to join by friends, although anyone can request membership. zulilly cofounder mark vadon explains why his site isn't open to everyone like, say, amazon.com. >> our brands we work with like it being a password-protected website. they are giving us really great pricing for our members. but they don't want that pricing to show up elsewhere on the internet-- in price comparison engines and things like that. >> reporter: for gilt, there's also another reason for being invitation-only. at the company's warehouse in brooklyn, founder alexandra wilkis wilson says her site wants an image of

the kennedy, presidential library is now available online. the digital archive website was unveiled today at the national archives in washington. just days before the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's inauguration. reporters were given a powerpoint demonstration illustrating the historic documents and photos which are now accessible from anywhere. it's taken the kennedy presidential library in boston four years and $10 million to digitize all of the materials. boy, there are some interesting times from the kennedys. >> wow, how fabulous for people to have that access. >> that is terrific. you ought to see some of those. >>> "the nightly newthe "nightl. we'll be back at 6:00. >> thank you for being with us. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times mor

and that's where you see the spikes in the calls and you see the people going online. so everyone has a responsibility to bring the resources they have access to bear. you know, at samhsa, we work with the writers through organizations to provide science so information is accurate. the writers tell it in a compelling way and so we all have our place and responsibility. and there's no better way to talk about recovery than by observing national alcohol and drug addiction recovery month in september. and we call on you not only to become active viewers and media literate but also to get engaged and get your family involved in national alcohol and drug addiction recovery month. thank you for being here. great show. for a copy of this program or other programs in the road to recovery series, call samhsa at 1 (800)662-help or order online at recoverymonth.gov and click "multimedia." every september, national alcohol & drug addiction recovery month provides an opportunity for communities like yours to raise awareness of alcohol and drug use disorders and highlight the effect

gerri videos and pictures online is all the rage these days but it's never been quite like this next story russian scientists have developed a microscope system that lets their colleagues from around the world zoom in and view the tiniest bacteria over the internet in real time. take a very close look. but imagine a terrible virus sweeping across the planet scientists racing to try and understand it then stop it then imagine a new tool enabling all those scientists via the web to see the minute structure of that virus within minutes it's a question that concerns these scientists and engineers in moscow we should know all of the particle if it were all the knowledge about the particle if it were possible. to develop in your way. we sure will defeat. the device is called a scanning probe microscope and they've existed for some time in many countries but this team has zoomed in on a novel potential this professor from a university in faraway italy isn't just able to talk about the microscope online using special software he can actually control it program with our program can be connect

what the israeli army among the worst affected some of the nation's secrets are finding their way online through its own soldiers also looks at israel's struggle to keep its skeletons in the closet in a world of social media. the israeli army showing off its cyber unit telling the world's media how it connects the nation by phone radio and internet during war time their phrasing of. it communication in the hours is that we are preparing ourselves. for those threads but perhaps the i.d.f. should look closer to home israeli army secrets are beaming around the world some deliberate some unwittingly and they're coming from the inside now it's just one click anything and everything that a few years ago might have been off limits is available to millions of people. is really could not been see gruber received this trait in the post it accuses him of killing children in gaza his name was on a website listing the phone numbers and other personal details of his radio soldiers involved in the last gaza war he's worried they're now floating around cyberspace as they have in the. in this moment alth

top secrets online israel's military. to keep its own soldiers from the facebook generation leaking sensitive information on the way. the u.s. pulls into afghanistan. is no way to tell what the massive war is paying for and it's corruption. and the russian man of the forest has his isolation interrupted after becoming an internet sensation a visit to his home in the woods outside moscow. while white news live from moscow this is. massive leaks of classified information was a phenomenon of two thousand and ten with the israeli army among the worst affected some over the nation's secrets finding their way online through its own soldiers looks at israel's struggle to keep its skeletons in the closet in a world of social media. the israeli army showing off its cyber unit telling the world's media how it connects the nation by phone radio and internet during war time they're facing a lot of. it communication in our system and we are ourselves. for those threads but perhaps the i.d.f. should look closer to home israeli army sec

online news operations have grown in the last 10 years. they do not come from a large place that has to shrink. they can run their businesses to always have a profit. many of them got started during the internet bubble where they raised money from venture capitalists, overspending, never getting their revenues that they needed, then collapsing. but the ones that succeeded build a brand and had a product that people wanted. they were either sold or they remained making a profit. >> i imagine that there is a very intense conversation going on right now between types of funding. let's move on to sandy from new american media. how have these problems facing the mainstream set affected the ethnic media community and the jobs for ethnic journalists? >> ethnic media has been tremendously affected by the drop in advertising. it is embedded in the audience that service. -- that it serves. as mainstream media went into retreat, it had to expand. more people are looking to it for information and news. the audience has grown by 16% over the past five

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you may soon have to pay taxes when you order from out of state online retailers.bly member nancy skinner just introduced legislation to include out of state online only retailers to collect the same tax california businesses have to collect. retailers say that's only fair because right now they're at a disadvantage competing for in-state shopping business. >> alzheimer's disease, researchers say a simple blood test reveal cognitive problems years before symptoms emerge. a study of nearly a thousand americans find people with low levels of a certain type of protein in their blood show cognitive declines over a nine-year period compared with people who had higher levels of protein. the study's in the june of the american medical association. >> a new study suggests a big breakfast may actually not be helpful in losing weight. they ate the same amount for dinner. eating a large breakfast must also be balanced by eating substantially less than the rest of the day to stay trim. the study is in the (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into al

president newlin: online, it says 7. it does not matter. >> good evening, commissioners. i am commander crenshaw. i will be retiring in a couple of days, and i does want to thank you for your assistance. we made a lot of approve minutes and advances in the last years. -- a lot of improvements and advances. considerable time and effort went into working on problem clubs. i think we have done a lot. i think we accomplished a lot, in spite of a lot of negatives. i think the standard best practices were the high point of our collaboration and hopefully will be able to define those in coming months. but i would just like to say that it was an honor working with you. hopefully, i brought some positives and the relationship that we can build on in the future. my replacement is a commander. he was not able to be here tonight, and then there is the captain, and we have worked together almost day-by-day the last year, dealing with the soma area, our largest nightclub area. i want to highlight a few things. we had new years. a multitude of events that went on. what we really had to

here on our going viral on the internet quite literally team of russian scientists invent a powerful online microscope that lets researchers zoom in on all new strands of viruses and microbes but they can do it from anywhere in the world. to the u.k. now where pensioners are going bankrupt faster than any other group in the country and insolvency service report indicates that over the past decade the number of elderly with growing debts and reduced income has risen at least six fold and it's artie's lower and it has been finding out that leave them struggling just to afford the basics. retirement depicted as a golden age where older people get more time to enjoy their families and hopis there's a new survey shows a different side of old age in britain a worrying picture of a country where more and more elderly people can't afford to retire pensioner lydia portsmouth will say how much money she gets from the state but she's forced to dip into her limited savings to pay her monthly bills like many of us she wasn't able to push away a lot of money for her retirement and what she does have is n

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