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As some of you may have noticed there are some major changes happening at econudes.org and we are very excited about it.

From time to time the site may be down for maintenance as we add further enhancements. I shall be detailing all major upgrades/changes individually in my blog.

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By Jan and Rog at the naturist-holiday-guide.com

British NaturismNudefest2011

British Naturism is now organising Nudefest2011.

This follows the tremendous successes of Nudefest over the past four years and is to take place, this year for a whole week, between Sunday 12th and Sunday 19th June this summer!

By Viva Sarah Press
May 11, 2011

American art photographer Spencer Tunick is fully aware of the brewing controversy surrounding his project at the Dead Sea. But the photographer known around the world for taking pictures of large groups of nude figures at popular locations has no plans of not going through with the installation.

"It's about promoting the body as an art form, not as a pornographic entity," Tunick told Israeli media at a May 11 Tel Aviv press conference. "I know that the separation is sometimes difficult for people but there has to be separation."

Earth Spirit Action, a new short film produced and directed by Ruth Rosenhek of the Rainforest Information Centre in Lismore, NSW, Australia, features Starhawk, Vandana Shiva, Ruth Rosenhek, John Seed and Matthew Fox speaking on Deep Ecology, Living Democracy and Revolution in Consciousness in a fast moving discussion of the type of change that needs to take place for a Sustainable Future.

It appears some people were visiting this web site using the old domain name http://fnqfreebeach.org. This while the CAPTCHA challenge on this site is configured to work for http://econudes.org... FIXED!

The CAPTCHA system on this site has just been upgraded. Automated spam to this site is now just about impossible.

The captcha validation and the image handling is done by computers at Carnegie Mellon University.

Carnegie Mellon coordinates the work various institutions are doing to digitise books previously only published on paper.

The image module we just installed will make it much easier for the novice to upload an image to be displayed with their post.

Check out my photo to the right.