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The excitement is gone because only Perl programmers like Perl. I spend a lot of time in other programming language communities and each one is a silo. Each language is the One True Language(tm) and they spend a lot of time and effort proving it. They spend a lot of time building and testing libraries that were already built and tested in other languages. While they all dislike one another they all have one thing in common: their dislike of Perl. It's practically the only thing they can all agree on: Perl sucks.

I don't even do much programming in Perl these days, but it's not because Perl sucks: I fortunately know better. The problem is that no one else does. The people who have programmed in Perl and say it sucks are the people who feel like they've escaped tyranny or dodged a bullet. They either got into Perl early on and had a tough time with it until another language gave them their breakthrough epiphany or they were handed a poorly developed project by one of those people and had a tough time with it. Anyone who hasn't programmed in Perl and claims it sucks are just spreading the meme.

In any case, there are two different Perls in the world: there's "Perl" the eight-tonne monstrosity that no programmer in their right mind should go near; and there's Perl the pragmatic, stable, and reliable programming language. One is a giant FUD ball that the public sees and the other is one that only Perl programmers see. The trick I think will be to expose the monster for what it is and show people the real Perl.

S. Lott from the Python community makes a good point. Well actually, Dijkstra made the point. I think it's a pretty good one that Perl could exploit quite well. Just my 0.02 cents.

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N.O.K by Inbal Abergil
N.O.K.-Next Of Kin- BOOK
Photographs by INBAL ABERGIL
Essays By: FRED RITCHIN, CAROL BECKER, STEPHEN MAYES and MAURICE EMERSON DECAUL
Includes Two volumes, one featuring photographs and one containing testimonials and essays.
Publish by Daylight Publication
Format: 5x81⁄4 Inches, with 79 color photographs
about the artist:
Inbal Abergil is a visual artist and an educator, originally from Jerusalem. Her photographs investigate the aesthetic and societal norms through conceptions of time, memory and place, specifically in cultures where loss is a substantial part of daily life. Her work addresses the lived experience of conflict and trauma.
She holds an M.F.A. in Visual Art from Columbia University (2011), and received a B.F.A. with honors from the Midrasha School of Art (2007). Her work has been exhibited internationally in museum and gallery exhibitions. She has had solo shows at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery New York City, Tova Osman Gallery, Tel-Aviv and Kibbutz Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv. Abergil has recently shown at Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast, Jeonju Photo Festival, South Korea, Shulamit Gallery Venice-California, Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery New York City among others.
Abergil is the recipient of numerous awards including the Rabenovich Prize from Tel Aviv's Department of Art & Culture (2004),The America-Israel Cultural Foundation Foundation (2002) and the Artis Grant Program(2012). Her series Nothing Left Here But The Hurt has been nominated for the prestigious Prix Pictet Photography Prize (2012). In 2015, Abergil's recent project was selected for fiscal sponsorship with Artspire, a program of the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). She was selected as a 2013 FlaxArt International Artist in Residence, Northern Ireland and an artist in residence at Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York (2015), where she also had her solo exhibition (2016). In addition to her studio practice, Abergil teaches photography at Columbia University and Pace University.


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Profile with Drew Lamonica Arms
Dr Drew Lamonica Arms (Louisiana & Lincoln 1995) is Professional-in-Residence and Director of Fellowship Advising at the Louisiana State University Honors College, where in addition to teaching she assists students applying for fellowships through her HNRS 3010: Leadership and Scholarship course. Her book, "We Are Three Sisters": Self and Family in the Writing of the Brontës was published by the University of Missouri Press in 2001, and she was a contributing author to The Brontës in Context, published by Cambridge University Press (2012). Drew holds a DPhil in English Literature and an M.St in Research Methods in English Literature from the University of Oxford, and BAs in English and History from Louisiana State University.
Rhodes Project: What is your favourite thing to do in Baton Rouge?
Drew Lamonica Arms: Avoid hurricanes! We just built a house here and we are on a pond so we spend a lot of time outside, we love to fish, we love to watch water birds, we love to relax at the end of a busy school and work day. I have a lovely screened porch which keeps mosquitoes and other critters out!
Rhodes Project: Who is your favourite author?
Drew Lamonica Arms: I went to Oxford to study Jane Austen, but when I arrived there was no one there to direct a thesis on her. When I was discussing the alternatives with my tutor, I mentioned the Brontës, and that pretty much started my career as a Brontë scholar having only read Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre as every high school student does. I grew very close to the Brontë family during my career at Oxford and subsequently, so I have to stay loyal to them and say the Brontës are my favourite authors.
Rhodes Project: Did you find your Oxford experience intellectually fulfilling? Was it what you were expecting?
Drew Lamonica Arms: It was certainly challenging. My situation was somewhat unique in that I came straight to Oxford from LSU, having lived in Baton Rouge all my life, and so I was naive in terms of the level of academic challenge and what was expected of me, not only intellectually but in terms of responding to criticism and responding to challenges to my own work. That was certainly an adjustment but I had some incredibly supportive tutors and wonderful mentors along the way who said "Yes you're not used to doing this level of research, but will do it and learn from it." I worked really hard to follow in the footsteps of some great fellows who helped me along the way.
Rhodes Project: Can you tell me about a favourite past project?
Drew Lamonica Arms: I love to write children's literature, and that's something I do in my free time – I have great inspiration in my own children. They supply much of the fodder for some pretty funny incidents. Probably my most rewarding project is designing the course for our Honours year students called Leadership and Scholarship. It is based on some of my experiences of serving on Rhodes Scholarship selection committees where candidates were able to so brilliantly articulate their own leadership experiences, and their own contributions to the world, but when they were pushed to put that into the context of great Western thinkers, like "Was this a Machiavellian tactic you used?," they really struggled.
I designed a course which had a pragmatic aim to it, in that they read the great thinkers, people like Machiavelli, Socrates and Henry V on leadership, and then look at ethics and what it means to be a good citizen. They also work on writing personal statements where they have to contextualise their own experiences within the stream of great Western thought, and then practise interviewing. I've really enjoyed watching students blossom into great thinkers, who are able to articulate that both in written form and in an interview situation.
Rhodes Project: When did you first become passionate about working in Victorian literature?
Drew Lamonica Arms: I was always a closeted Anglophile, which is sort of unusual coming from a town in the South, and I went on a choir tour during my undergrad degree with the LSU a capella choir to England which solidified my idea that it was where I wanted to be. I have always enjoyed Victorian novels, the stories they tell and the way they tell them. From my early reading of Jane Eyre – which I loved immediately in the portrayal of this somewhat plain but incredibly strong woman – to having firsthand experience of the world in which she lived pretty much sealed the deal for me.
Rhodes Project: What does an average work day look like for you?
Drew Lamonica Arms: An average work day starts quite early in preparing two children to get off to school and taking care of animals. I feel like I'm at a stage in my life where "caretaker" is my predominant role. I'm enjoying this phase very much, but it makes for early mornings and late nights. Once everyone is settled I have, without fail, my cup of real British tea in the morning, and then I head to my job at LSU which involves both teaching at the Honours College and administrative work throughout the university, primarily dealing with advising for the nationally and internationally prestigious scholarships. That day ends at carpool time – it has always been very important for me that I'm the first person my children see when they get out of school, and I've been very blessed to have the flexibility in my career so that I can do that, and so that we have time to relax as a family.
Rhodes Project: As a professor, can you describe a memorable teaching moment?
Drew Lamonica Arms: I remember making my first faux pas as a lecturer when I misspoke about Circe in the Odyssey turning men into pigs, and I made some kind of cheeky remark about there not being much difference, and I got a lot of boos from the audience. That was my very first lecture, and it put me in my place quite quickly – it's certainly a memorable moment, perhaps not a happy memory but an instructive memory. I think my favourite thing to lecture on and my favourite memories come from lecturing on Dante's Divine Comedy. My favourite moment is to teach Canto 5 in the Inferno when Francesca and Paolo are telling Dante about their affair, which just seems like this romantic story and he gets really taken in, and then I follow it up with a lecture on all the devious ways Francesca is drawing him in. I show them all the art of Francesca and Paolo which is all very romantic, and how everyone, including the students, have been suckered by Francesca, and I do enjoy watching their faces as they come to realise that.
Rhodes Project: What is the most challenging part of your job?
Drew Lamonica Arms: Finding the balance between challenging the students and being a good support system for them. We have pretty small class sizes, so I get to know my students very well. It can be easy to fall into friend/counsellor role, which I enjoy and I do think is a very important part about teaching, but I'm also very committed to the idea that if there's work to be done, then it's got to be done well – what may have passed as satisfactory work in one class may not count as satisfactory in my class.
They're all such high achieving students, but the freshmen who are just out of high school at the top of their class are suddenly in this world where you can't write your paper the night before and have it be ok. There's always that learning curve for them, and positioning myself as a mentor but also someone who is going to test them intellectually and helping them to build their character, that's the most challenging part.
Rhodes Project: If you weren't working at LSU, what do you think you might be doing instead?
Drew Lamonica Arms: I would probably be a librarian! I just love to be around books – I'm unable to read on a Kindle or a screen, I am committed to the actual book. I would love to have the freedom to write, and to have the time to develop the confidence to write what I want, damn the publishing world, it doesn't matter what's "in", if I want to write poetry, or children's literature, or academic essays that's what I'd write.
Rhodes Project: What do you do in your free time?
Drew Lamonica Arms: My husband and I are big movie buffs, so we watch a lot of movies. We travel; we spend a lot of time with our children going to museums, and outdoor activities. We try to break free from the Walt Disney World curse and take them to more interesting places around the country – hopefully they're getting to the age where they'll be able to go abroad soon, because I would love to take them to England. We really do enjoy being together – we're just kind of "in the backyard, tossing the football, walking the dog" type of people.
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I'm glad to see that the C. Wonder label has been resurrected. Unfortunately, I discovered their brand just before they were liquidated several years ago. After that, I was searching for a great smoking slipper flat, and I kept getting haunted by adorable C. Wonder shoes that popped up in my search as no longer available. Such a cruel joke.
But recently out of nowhere, the brand came back, this time with creative director Brad Goreski at the helm! Oh you know he's not going to let the brand go down. So I picked up a pair of these adorable elephant blue suede smoking slippers. And I'm pretty much in love. They're so comfy, and I want to live in them.


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Aggressively designed pickup trucks with increased off-road capabilities seem to be the new fad nowadays, but unlike Ford's F-150 Raptor, Toyota's new Tacoma TRD Pro doesn't add any improvements under the hood.
Presented in a world premiere at the Chicago Auto Show today, the 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro sticks with the same 278hp 3.5-Liter V6 powering the other models in the range (in comparison, Ford's upcoming Raptor will get a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 with more power than the current 411hp 6.2L V8), with only an exhaust system enhancement. The V6 can be paired to either a 6-speed manual (with clutch start-cancel switch) or a 6-speed automatic transmission.
Where the Pro really shines in the Tacoma lineup is in the cosmetic and suspension departments.
Based on the Tacoma TRD Off-Road 4×4 Double Cab Short Bed, the Pro rides on new FOX 2.5 Internal Bypass shocks and TRD springs on the front with a 1-inch lift, and a TRD-tuned suspension with progressive-rate off-road leaf spring on the rear.
On the outside, it wears a tougher looking suite with 16-inch TRD black alloy wheels on Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Kevlar-reinforced tires, an aluminum skid plate on the front, LED fog lights and DRLs, and a classic Toyota emblem on the blacked out grille. Elsewhere, it gets color-keyed power outside mirrors with turn signal indicators and door handles, plus black fender moldings and hood scoop trimmings.
Inside, Toyota upgraded the TRD Pro model with leather-trimmed seats featuring the edition's logo on the headrests, and TRD-branded shift knob and floor mats, while standard features include navigation, rear parking assist, Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert.
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DATE OF EVENT: Friday, Sept. 6, 1935
DATE PUBLISHED: Friday, Sept. 6, 1935, in The Kansas City Star
Editor's note: When the Kansas City Monarchs acquired the contract of "Satchel" Paige, the future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher, Jackie Robinson and the integration of baseball were still more than 10 years away. The Star seemed regretful that black talent went unrecognized outside the major leagues, however, writing that "big league scouts … wished longingly for some method by which they could transform 'Satchel's' color to get him into the majors." Paige instead would wait 13 years, until 1948, to sign a contract with the Cleveland Indians and break into the major leagues on his 42nd birthday.
This piece carried initials, rather than a byline, as was common on the sports pages then. Labeled "E.M.," it was written by Ernie Mehl, a reporter and later sports editor of the newspaper who would play a key role in bringing baseball's A's to Kansas City in the 1950s.
The Bismarck team, winner of the national semipro tournament in Wichita, has disbanded for the season and the Monarchs have taken over the contract of one "Satchel" Paige, standing 6 feet 3 ½ inches.
"Satchel" is the Negro "Dizzy" Dean and in one of the exhibition games the Monarchs have arranged for this fall he is likely to face the Cardinal star. Next Sunday when the Monarchs play the touring Chinese stars at Muehlebach Field, "Satchel" will do some of the hurling.
The size of his feet have nothing to do with the name of "Satchel," which has been pinned on him. That tag was added years ago when he was toting baggage at the depot in Chattanooga. Until then his first name was LeRoy.
In 1928 he started pitching for Birmingham. Since then he has hurled for Baltimore, the Cleveland Cubs, Pittsburgh and Bismarck, and is regarded as the greatest Negro pitcher in baseball. Big league scouts have wished longingly for some method by which they could transform "Satchel's" color to get him into the majors.
There was the opportunity to see Paige in action at Muehlebach Field Wednesday night when he struck out fifteen of the Monarchs. This feat is simple proof that "Satchel" has a fast ball which looks like a shooting star as it passes the plate.
It wasn't the first time "Satchel" had burned his fast one past the Monarchs. He defeated them in the final game of the Denver tournament last season, when he hurled for the House of David. In another game, he hooked up with Chet Brewer and struck out seventeen.
His record for strikeouts is eighteen, and hardly a game passes he doesn't register twelve or more. He hurled Bismarck to a national semipro title. Then Bismarck engaged in a championship series with the Monarchs. Paige didn't pitch the first game and the Monarchs won. He hurled the second game and Bismarck won. The third game was called off, and the Monarchs acquired "Satchel." That looked like good business for them.
As imposing as is his record, Paige's baseball star would have to shine even greater to rival that of Joe Rogan who, if he had been white, probably would have been recognized as one of the greatest players of all time.
Rogan not only was a pitcher with as much stuff as Paige, but he knew the mysteries of hurling. Possessed with an arm of iron, he learned the intricacies of the art. That knowledge was credited to him by all the major league players who batted against him in exhibition games…
What a star Rogan would have been in the majors! ...
There has been some talk of a post-season game between the Blues and Monarchs, and if the game is played Paige probably will hurl for the Monarchs. The Blues will see a fast ball to dazzle them. Whether they could find some way to circumvent that blazer the attempt would make interesting watching.
It will be equally interesting to watch Paige perform against Dizzy Dean and the other league stars in a game which may be played here early in October.


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The overall winner of the awards was Maria Davison, for her portrait of her friend's dog for the "Man's Best Friend" category (see photo below). Every photo shows the intangible joy a great dog can provide, but also that the power an awesome photo can truly make you feel great.
Here is what Davison said in this statement about her photo, provided by the Kennel Club: "It is one of the photographs I am most proud of. It was not only a beautiful, real and candid moment I got to capture, but also a demonstration of the strong bond between one of my closest friends and her dog, Yzma."
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Humans could be trafficked for either sex or labor with the latter being the most popular. Sex trafficking, a form of human trafficking commonly referred to as modern-day slavery has continued to thrive in the US, just as it does in other countries globally with the victims continuing to be exploited as the traffickers get richer. Sex trafficking forms the basis of research in this paper, considering its prevalence and the recruitment process involved in the context of the US. Borrowing from varied authentic sources, the paper further evaluates the impact that this crime has on its victims and the approaches employed by the victims to cope up with the consequences, giving recommendations that would curb the spread and consequences of the crime.
Human trafficking has been widely acknowledged as slavery in the modern context.
According to Loftus (2011), this comes from people being forcefully, coercively or fraudulently induced to undertake forced bonded labor, forced labor or even forced prostitution. Most of the victims would be lured to the US with a promise for better opportunities to earn money only to find a different scenario when they get there. Of particular focus on this paper would be human trafficking involving forced prostitution referred to as sex trafficking. McCabe and Manian (2010) adopt the United Nations' definition of sex trafficking describing it as coercive, forceful or fraudulent induction of an act of commercial sex or a context where the person being inducted into performing such an act would be a minor. The major victims of sex trafficking according to (Kunze, 2010) include the women and children.
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The Great Gatsby is occasionally described as the Great American Novel, but filmmaker Baz Luhrmann is certainly doing his best to give his 2012 adaptation a serious injection of Australiana. The film is shooting in Sydney and has already cast two Aussie leads — Joel Edgerton will play Tom Buchanan, a.k.a. the Great American Douchebag, while Isla Fisher will play Tom's mistress Myrtle. Now, EW has confirmed that Australian model Gemma Ward has been cast in the film in an undisclosed role. Ward, who famously "retired" from modeling at age 21, is probably best known to American audiences as Tamara, the freaky mermaid queen from Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (which is a movie that made $1 billion dollars).
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Three Black Forest Carved Plaques
They were given to me by my grandmother. She passed on several years ago. She was pretty sharp to the end, but she couldn't remember all the details. She seemed to think that they were in the family for a long time. She used to marvel at them when she was very young; that there were more of them and she doesn't know how they got split up or where, but she passed these on to me. Most she could give me was that they originated from Mediterranean Europe, which is where the family is from. And she really couldn't give me much more than that.
Your family must have traveled around Europe, because these are what we call Black Forest carvings. And Black Forest items typically come from the Germany area. These pieces date from the late 19th to the early 20th century. I would bet that these are probably 1880s. And what makes these so interesting is that usually you see animal figures highly decorated. You rarely see plaques. When you do see plaques, you never see the amount of detail that you see in these plaques. You see a complete interior scene here with a gentleman with the umbrella. You see the three-dimensional bottles on the background. You see the kegs. The workmanship is phenomenal. This particular piece, to me...
That's my favorite one.
...is probably one of the nicest Black Forest plaques I've ever seen.
Generally, when you see the plaques, you don't see this quality and this depth of carving. And when you look at this, you see not only all of these trees and how well they're carved. But one of the things that I get a kick out of is you have this gentleman who's driving his pigs to market. And this particular plaque, early 19th century. There were a great number of paintings, workmanship that was done that was related to what they call a "happy monk." And the happy monk generally had, shall I say, a grog in his hand. And here you see not only the grog in his hand, but you see what appears to be a partial chicken on a plate. He's down here with all this decoration of the keg, the broom in the corner, this raised panel decoration in the back. It's absolutely wonderful. These are truly some of the best Black Forest items I've ever seen so far as plaques with the carving and workmanship. With the Black Forest, generally they're done in walnut. And these are done in a fruitwood, which is rather unusual. If I had to value these individually at a retail level, the two plaques on the ends, you probably would be somewhere in the $300 to $400 range. This center plaque, I probably would value more in the $600 to $700 range.
I mean, you're looking at, conservatively, $1,000 to $1,500 for the whole set of three.
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WikiLeaks still has a lot more documents relating to mass surveillance by US secret services to release and more keep coming in, Julian Assange has said in a new interview.
Assange told German news magazine Der Spiegel that although the controversial whistle-blowing platform has been hit by criminal investigations, a banking blockade and hacking attacks on its infrastructure, it has survived.
"There had been attacks on our technical infrastructure. And our staff had to take a 40% pay cut, but we have been able to keep things together without having to fire anybody, which I am quite proud of. We became a bit like Cuba, working out ways around this blockade. Various groups like Germany's Wau Holland Foundation collected donations for us during the blockade," said Assange.
"We are drowning in material now. Economically, the challenge for WikiLeaks is whether we can scale up our income in proportion to the amount of material we have to process."
WikiLeaks is open to being sent whistle-blowing documents that show proof of mass surveillance, corruption or government cover-ups around the world, and Assange says that donations have enabled the platform to upgrade its submission system so that it is better able to protect its sources.
More than a dozen legal proceedings ongoing against WikiLeaks
However, WikiLeaks' political troubles are far from over. In addition to Assange being wanted for questioning in relation to sexual assault allegations in Sweden, he says that the US is pursuing charges of espionage, conspiracy to commit espionage, computer fraud and abuse, theft of secrets and general conspiracy against him.
Then there is Saudi Arabia, which declared that publishing government information carries a penalty of 20 years in jail after Saudi cables were published, and Australia is now pursuing a criminal investigation against WikiLeaks for publishing a suppression order in 2014 that was designed to prevent world leaders from being named in a corruption case.
On top of all that, the UK government claims Assange breached his bail conditions by applying for asylum in the Ecuadorian Embassy, and in total, there are "a dozen" different legal proceedings ongoing against the association and Assange.
People use WikiLeaks to gain information on other people
Altogether, there are now more than 10 million documents and accompanying analyses of the documents published on WikiLeaks. According to Assange, a majority of WikiLeaks readers come from India and the US, and its readers use the website to search for information on other people.
"We also have quite a number of readers who search for persons. The sister is getting married and someone wants to check the groom. Or someone is negotiating a business deal and wants to know something about his potential partner or a bureaucrat he has to talk to," he said.
Assange is keen to assist the German public in finding out more about the extent of US surveillance in Germany, where he claims public support for WikiLeaks is high.
"If they need a witness I would be happy if they would come here and ask me their questions," said Assange.
US wants to prevent Eurasia economic integration
"We have documents about US surveillance of top German politicians including the chancellor and the foreign minister. We can't reveal our sources but we can state the reasons we believe the documents are authentic and assist with interpretation."
However, besides uncovering mass surveillance, Assange says that WikiLeaks' present priority is in leaking important trade agreements between the US and other countries.
He stated: "These agreements are a package that the US is using to reposition itself in the world against China by constructing a new grand enclosure.
"We are seeing something that would result in a tighter economic and legal integration with the US, which draws Western Europe's centre of gravity away from Eurasia and towards the US, when the greatest chance for long-term peace in Eurasia is its economic integration."


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By Maureen Foertsch McKinneyA separate office of the inspector general should be established for CORRECTIONthe state's universities, Gov. Pat Quinn's Admission Review Commission recommended Thursday. (We had it as the U of I only. So sorry for the mistake) As expected, the commission also recommended that Quinn seek the resignations of the entire board of trustees.
The new inspector general would act as an ombudsman and would review problems with the law or the university's own policies.
Regarding resignations, Commission Chairman Abner Mikva, a former federal judge, said earlier this week: "Obviously, [the governor is] free to accept those he wants and reappoint or refuse the resignations of those he thinks are doing a good job or can continue to do a good job. It is clear, as an institution, the board of trustees has not been governing in a way that the university needs or [that it] has the kind of governance it should have."
Both the chairman and immediate past chairman of the board of trustees — Niranjan Shah and Lawrence Eppley — resigned within the past 10 days as the commission wound down its deliberations.
The Chicago Tribune reported in early June that over five years, about 800 students were admitted to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign after receiving special treatment because they had obtained recommendations from clout wielders such as former board of trustees chairmen, former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, legislators and university donors. The Tribune reported that the names of those students, including some applying for admission to the law school, were marked in red on so-called "Category I" lists and received special consideration.
Other recommendations the panel agreed to send to Quinn include:
- A firewall be placed around the admissions process so that no one except a designated individual in the admissions office be allowed to influence admissions decisions.
- Only a high school guidance counselor, individual student or parent should be allowed to check on the status of an admission.
- The university should have a clearly stated policy on what information — such as testing scores, grade point average or class standing — would be used for consideration of admission.
- The university should establish a clearly stated, transparent process for appeal of admission decisions.
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Apart from working on the album, we recently had the great opportunity to perform with singer Natalie Merchant in Glasgow as part of Celtic Connections.
Natalie also has a new album due for release soon so look out for it as we are among the special guests.
We had a great time both recording and performing with Natalie and as you can see from this photo a certain fiddler thought all his Christmases had come together!
Must have been something there, she even got him dancing a jig on stage at the Glasgow Concert Hall….now there is a sight you don't see everyday!
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-By Warner Todd Huston
Bruce Rauner has been running what he calls an outsider's campaign for the GOP nomination for governor. He's done hundreds of appearance but hasn't hit TV until now.
Here is his first TV commercial and he's aimed it primarily at incumbent Democrat Governor Pat Qiunn. But he also has a last line saying he is against "the career politicians who created this mess"–the latter a thinly veiled jab at his GOP opponents all of whom are long-time Illinois pols.
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FYI,i used a streamyx WIFI previously.well the story is….i was using Streamyx for almost 6years now,and it was the old type where just one LAN cable is connected to ONLY one pc.due to the owner,whom is me.i was the only person using the internet in my home back in TTDI.but as years gone by,dad's starting to work and little brother has started college.so they need to use the internet too.so,mulalah saya terhegeh2 nak upgrade kan streamyx jadi WIFI 😛 but little that i know,streamyx wifi really sucks when there's 3 people using at the same time,in the same house.pfft!! so we decided to change to UNIFI somewhere in December last year! well,I DID NOT KNOW that if you have upgraded to streamyx WIFI previously, there's a contract of one year! haihh..my ignorance was not a bliss,but a curse! so yesterday…when i was about to get off work..a guy called.
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PCHRPalestinian Centre for Human Rights
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Date: 15 January 2008
Time: 12:30 GMT
IOF Escalate Attacks against the Gaza Strip:
17 Palestinians Killed and at Least 30 Others Wounded in Gaza City in Less Than 4 Hours
On Tuesday morning, 15 January 2008, Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) killed 17 Palestinians, including 5 civilians, and wounded at least 30 others, 5 of whom are in a serious condition, during an incursion into the al-Shojaeya and al-Zaytoun neighborhoods of east Gaza City. The incursion continued until noon. Preliminary investigations conducted by PCHR indicate that most of the victims were killed by tank shells, and that IOF troops used excessive lethal force without regard for the lives of Palestinian civilian living in the affected areas.
PCHR strongly condemns these latest crimes, and continues to be gravely concerned about the escalation of attacks by IOF against the Gaza Strip. PCHR calls upon the international community to immediately intervene in order to stop these crimes, as well as repeated Israeli threats to invade the Gaza Strip en masse, which will undoubtedly cause even more destruction, including deaths and injuries, to the Palestinian civilian population of the Gaza Strip.
According to the preliminary investigations conducted by PCHR, at approximately 08:00 on Tuesday, 15 January 2008, IOF heavy military vehicles moved nearly 3,000 meters into Palestinian areas around Malaqa Square, which lies between al-Shojaeya and al-Zaytoun neighborhoods in the east of Gaza City. IOF then indiscriminately opened fire at anything that moved within the area. A number of militants from the Palestinian resistance clashed with IOF, and the IOF responded by firing tank shells. As a result, 5 Palestinian militants were killed:
1) Rami Talal Farahat, 30.
2) 'Aahed Sa'dallah 'Ashour, 27.
3) Mahmoud 'Ata Abu Laban, 21.
4) Hussam Mahmoud al-Zahhar, 22.
5) Saleem 'Abdul Haq al-Mdallal, 20.
IOF continued to indiscriminately shell Palestinian houses and agricultural areas. As a result, 3 Palestinian farmers were also killed:
1) As'ad 'Eissa Radwan Tafesh, 65;
2) Marwan Sameer 'Ouda, 22.
3) Sa'id Mustafa al-Sammouni, 50.
Another 2 civilians, including a student, were also killed during the incursion:
1) Ayman Fadel Malaka, 35, a car trader who was in the car market located neat the affected area.
2) 'Abdul Salam 'Atiya Abu Laban, 19, a student.
In addition, 30 Palestinians, including a woman, were wounded by the IOF gunfire. The conditions of five of those wounded during the incursion is described as "serious" by medical sources.
IOF withdrew from the area at approximately 12:30. Soon afterwards, Palestinian ambulances rushed to al-Shojaeya and al-Zaytoun. Medical personnel found the bodies of 7 militants from the Palestinian resistance who had been killed by IOF during the incursion.
The victims were identified as:
1) Mohammed Majdi Hejji, 20.
2) Sakher Saleem Zwayed, 27.
3) Mustafa Yahia Selmi, 20.
4) Mos'ab Saleem Selmi, 21.
5) 'Abdullah Taleb Salem, 23.
6) Mohammed Sabri Hana, 20.
7) Khamis Abu Sawawin, 25.
PCHR is gravely concerned about this continuing escalation in attacks by IOF, and therefore:
1) Condemns these crimes, which are part of a serious of continuous crimes committed by IOF in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) with total disregard for the lives of Palestinian civilians, considering them a form of collective punishment against the Palestinian civilian population in violation of article 33 of the Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War.
2) Stresses that IOF do not pay attention to the principles of necessity and proportionality when using their full-fledged arsenal against members of the Palestinian resistance, who are sometimes present in densely populated areas.
3) Calls upon the international community to immediately intervene to stop such crimes, and calls upon the High Contracting Parties to the Geneva Convention, Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, to fulfill their obligation under article 1 of the Convention to ensure respect for the Convention in all circumstances, as well as their obligation under article 146 to search for and prosecute those who are responsible for perpetrating grave breaches of the Convention, as such breaches constitute war crimes according to article 147 of the Convention and the Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, and Relating to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts (Protocol I).
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True to our God, True to our Native Land. Rev. Terry, an activist, writer, renowned lecturer, and pastor of St. Peter's United Church of Christ in Cincinnati explores how Christianity has been used to support white supremacy. He also addresses how Christianity can serve to liberate oppressed populations and encourages his audience to learn from Black liberation theology. Carter G. Woodson Memorial Convocation.
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Okay. Are you ready?
Stir together 2 tablespoons buttermilk and 2 cups heavy cream (non-ultra pasturized, please).
Leave at room temperature for 8-12 hours. That's it!
The mixture will become thickened on top and unctuous underneath. This is delicious on nearly anything, from a bowl of lentils to a slice of apple tart.
It will last for about 10 days.
Go ahead and spoon it over as many things as possible. It makes everything a little richer and that much more delicious.


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Unknown Pleasures is the debut studio album by English rock band Joy Division, released on 15 June 1979 on Tony Wilson's Factory Records. It followed an abandoned session for RCA Records, and was recorded and mixed over three weekends at Strawberry Studios, Stockport in April 1979 with record producer Martin Hannett. The cover artwork was designed by artist Peter Saville. It is the only Joy Division album released during lead singer Ian Curtis's lifetime.


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When you pass a magnet over the surface of ferrofluids, it begins to reach out with its gooey, spikey arms. A team of researchers at Juniata College is using a Phantom high-speed camera to study its unique, magnetic particles that have vast implications for future lab-on-a-chip devices. The camera helps them to see these too-small, too-fast reactions and capture their nanoscale behaviors.


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Posted by ESC on April 24, 2005
In Reply to: Eight to the bar posted by Melissa on April 24, 2005
: I have heard the phrase "beat me daddy, eight to the bar" in an Andrews Sisters song, and in the Bing Crosby movie "Going My Way". Just what does it mean? The only thing I can come up with is beats in a musical measure. And where did the saying come from?
It is a music term that I don't understand even after reading this:
Stride vs. Boogie Woogie
As described by Chris Siebert, pianist for the Lavay Smith Band.
".Beat 1 Beat 2 Beat 3 Beat 4
So, in the space that you might count a typical measure ('a-one, two, three, four'), the Boogie Woogie player would play 8 bass notes. Hence the term 'eight-to-the-bar,' as in the famous tune 'Beat Me, Daddy, Eight to the Bar.' There are hundreds of idiomatic left-hand patterns in Boogie Woogie."


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Shahla Dorriz is an Iranian artist and couturier. She is best known for creating couture gowns as sculptural installation pieces from her mother and grandmother's embroidery and needle-point textile work as well as hand-painting textiles as canvases to create painterly garments. Because both Shahla's mother and grandmother collected and created textiles, Shahla has kept a strong archive of their works and collections and continues to draw inspiration and new work from these family heirlooms. This archive of vintage textiles (pieces dating over 150 years to date) were originally smuggled from Iran into Europe and then into the United States by Shahla's mother after the Iranian Revolution of 1979. From an early age, since her classical training in Iran, Shahla was designing dresses for her dolls. Shahla began to pursue fashion design in her early teenage years when she moved to Lausanne, Switzerland. A few years later she presented her designs at her first fashion show in Paris.
In the 1990s she implemented one of the first uses of Persian hand-writing calligraphy, writings and poetry by Rumi and Hafez, (better known today as Sufi Art) onto textiles - later popularized by many young Iranian artists and designers. She introduced this line to the public in interviews with E! Channel's host, Lauren Ezersky, of "Behind the Velvet Ropes" in 2001. She has appeared on the show several other times further introducing the beauty of the renowned poems in her gowns to the public. In 2002 she designed these Rumi Poetry costumes for the World Premiere of Les Ballets Persans Ballet and Seven Beauties & Divine Banquets in Stockholm, Sweden. The choreographies were based on Sufism and poetry by Molana Jalaloddin Rumi. She has gone on to dress high-profile celebrities and public figures like First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (2007) and International singer-songwriter Natalie Cole (2013) in scarves and gowns written with Rumi calligraphy poetry, respectively.
In 2002, Shahla Dorriz was named "Fashion Fabulous" and a "future of star of couture" by Mr. Blackwell. Entertainers and philanthropists have worn her designs during the Emmy Awards, the Oscars, and the Vanity Fair party, including the "Moon Dress" made for Ms. Buzz Aldrin, wife of the first man to step on the moon, in 2007. Farrah Fawcett was one of the first American actresses to fall in love with Shahla's designs from the early years of her career in the United States. In 2013, she created three statement gowns for Natalie Cole upon the release of her new Spanish-speaking album, "En Español", creating the gown for the debut of the album's concert at the Hollyood Bowl – inside of the gown's train were hand-painted the lyrics of her songs, "Once in a lifetime – Solamente y una vez". Later that year she created a statement piece for her Latin Grammys appearance and red carpet – a vibrant red sculptural element. Many prestigious Iranian entertainers have worn Shahla Dorriz, mostly known for her styling and designing of attire in Iranian music videos and concerts, such as designing several gowns for Iranian singer Googoosh for international tours.
Today, she continues to collaborate with her son, Alexandre, to bring new light to sculptural pieces she originally created in the 90s, that were part of the original archives collected and created by both their ancestors.
Shahla Dorriz is a Beverly Hills based Couture and Bridal fashion house founded in 1994, now located on the renowned Robertson Boulevard. The house is directed by mother-son duo Shahla and Alexandre Dorriz. As couturiers, they are known for working from the archives of textiles that were hand-embroidered and finished by Shahla's mother and grandmother and the house holds in preservation archived textiles dating over 150 years to date.
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Shahla's Mother was taught the art and principles of couture by her mother (Shahla's Grandmother), with a concentration on needlepoint and embroidery in Iran.
The original framed hand-finished needlepoint embroidery piece made by Shahla's mother when she was 14 (seen in the background of this early black and white photo of Shahla's Mother and Father) would be later used in Shahla's early collections in the 1990s. (One of the few remaining photos documented of Shahla's Mother's earliest works)
In 2014, the gown was pulled from the archives out of preservation (since its first appearance on the runways in the 1990s) for a project entitled "Heritage / Archives" photographed by Shahla's son, Alexandre.


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I'm not wishing for snow. I'm actually enjoying warm weather last couple of days.
It's curry today, so this is easy solution :)
For JJ, I made mashed potato ghost again... since she couldn't eat yesterday.
As I predicted, she said "mommy, I couldn't eat, because you forgot to put folk in it!"
I made sure everything is packed today.


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"Being alive is hazardous. Dangerous, even life-threatening, situations are all around." Thus begins KUOW's Weekday of Wednesday, July 9, 2008.
This show was totally a call-in, where listeners told of their most dangerous encounters. A mixture of natural disasters, war, thrills gone awry, and yes assault and self-defense. An excellent show -- listen by going to the KUOW website here.
Dangerous times all around, right? Not so fast -- Manuel Eisner, in an article published in The British Journal of Criminology (vol 41, pp 618-38, 2001), cites documentation that over the eons homicide has drastically declined in frequency. Indeed, that murder is far less common than it used to be is now considered a given by crime historians. Which may be why fewer incidents make more news, and agitate the general public more. But that's for another blog entry . . .


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There must be enough of a market of people driving through the town of Aktobe in Kazakhstan to warrant a write up in the Lonely Planet about the local motorbike club offering free advice on driving through the country.
We know that a good chunk of people drive this direction each year during the Mongol Rally and we were no exception.
The Ambassador of Aktobe
We took them up on the offer and gave Gemanie (the president of the club we assume) a call when we arrived. When he answered the phone and I asked him a few questions, he didn't hesitate to help us out.
- "What hotel are you staying at?"
- "The Amsterdam," I replied.
- "I'll be right there!"
Within 15 minutes Gemanie had arrived in a brand new Mercedes convertible, a pink shirt and expensive shoes and started to give us advice on what route to take to Astana. We had just endured a tedious drive through severe pot holes and craters a couple of days earlier and had we had the advice of the locals, we could have avoided the epic 2 days of travel. We sat in the hotel lobby while he gave us advice on our route and studied our map.
After he assured us of what was the best route to take through the country, he asked us about our registration card. In Kazakhstan a person has to be registered within 5 days of entering the country or else they will suffer punishment in accordance to the law (as it says on the paper we received at the border)
Scary Stuff
We thought that we could be registered at a hotel, but they wouldn't do it at our current hotel. We really didn't think much about getting registered again and forgot about it until he brought it up to us that morning.
If we didn't register ourselves immediately at a police station, we would have serious problems leaving the country most likely having to pay a $200 fine each to exit.
He asked how long we had been in Kazakhstan and we did the math. It was exactly 5 days. There wasn't a moment to spare. We had to get ourselves to the police station to register.
We hurried to make it there before lunch and arrived at 12:01. People were standing in line and Gemanie translated for us. He told us that the booth would be open until 12:30 and then they would go for lunch.
Looks like we made it in time after all.
After standing around for about 15 minutes, he came back to us to tell us that it was closed. We should go to the mega mall for lunch. So much for rushing to get there on time.
We didn't have a lot of options. We had to get our registration done today so we couldn't push on to another city, so we followed his advice and went to the mall.
This mega mall in Aktobe is spectacular. It's complete with an indoor skating rink, rock climbing wall, a toy store with a topsy-turvy type of amusement park ride, and several restaurants.
Gemanie came with us to the mall but he did not eat with us. Instead he met two beautiful women for lunch and sat in another part of the restaurant while we passed away 2 ½ hours by ourselves. The police in Kazakhstan take a very long lunch apparently.
Time for Paperwork
We met him back at the police station at precisely 3:00 pm and he was waiting for us. It wasn't long until we were at the front of the line and with him translating for us the clerk knew exactly what we needed to be done.
They handed us the paperwork to fill out, all in Kazakhstani of course and he translated what was on the page and what we needed to get done.
We couldn't have survived without him. The sign clearly said that this was the place for Foreigners to register, but not one person spoke English. Germanie even made a point of saying that it was odd.
If it is the registration office for foreign visitors to check in, they should have someone who could speak English and the paperwork should be in English so that people could fill everything out properly. Instead everything was in Kazakhstani and if you didn't have a translator, you'd be very confused indeed.
No worries for us though, we had help and he was taking great care of us all.
Within about 15 minutes we were done.
Our pessimistic travelers nature waited for the ball to drop. We thought that he may ask us for money or want something from us, but instead, he simply gave us directions on how to get out of the city and on to the highway in Astana.
He told us to follow him out to the main road where he would show us where to turn.
We wet back to our car and kept an eye out for his Mercedes but couldn't find him anywhere. Well, that would be because he had changed cars during lunch and pulled up in a brand new Toyota Sequoya, another beautiful car. Looks like the bike club business in Kazakhstan pays very well!
He told us that he helps out travelers driving through Kazakhstan at least once a week and most of the time they don't have their registration papers in order. He knows the people at the police station very well now since he is always taking foreigners there to get their paperwork in order.
He is truly an all around nice guy that loves to help people out and make the most of his city.
What a fantastic Ambassador for Kazakhstan.
We left Aktobe with our hearts filled and vowed to return to one of the most friendly cities we've ever been to in our travels.
It wasn't only Gemanie that was kind to us, it was everyone. Young adults stopped us on the street to ask us if we were tourists, a man gave us a key chain as we stopped at a stop light, many people honked and said hello as we drove by and everyone used the universal thumbs up sign to show their approval for us visiting.
Oh yeah, we'll definitely be back.
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How to Survive Being Stopped by Kazakhstani Police
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Edmonton Oilers Prospects: #22 Samu Perhonen
Samu Perhonen is a project. The 6'5" goaltender has two-to-three more seasons (the last year is a club option) on his contract in Finland and he's coming off a mediocre season, so he's not going to play for the Edmonton Oilers anytime soon. With that said, he also has long-term potential as a starting-calibre goalie at the NHL level if everything goes right.
Let's start with the nastiest reviews he got around the draft, from Red Line Report. This is what Kyle Woodlief had to say about him days before the Oilers took him with the 62nd overall pick in 2011:
One goalie who was surrounded by a lot of hype early on was Finland's Samu Perhonen. He has the excellent size and athleticism NHL scouts crave, and looks every bit the part of today's modern butterfly goalie. But he plays way too hyper a style for our liking with a lot of wasted movement. He overcommits on everything near his crease and often ends up beating himself. He also lacks any sense of anticipation for developing plays and comes up small on the big stage in important games. We suspect he'll be taken fairly high on his very projectable size/athleticism combination, but he'll require years of refining and technique work with a good goalie coach to realize his potential.
For starters, toss out the 'comes up small in important games' comment. The biggest problem Red Line has is they're love for using international tournaments to evaluate goaltender performance. Perhonen had a pair of lousy games to lead off the U-18 tournament that year and never recovered; he finished the tourney with a 0.875 SV%. Of course, he went back to Finland and back-stopped his junior team to a championship victory, so that criticism seems fairly groundless.
Beyond that, however, Red Line isn't wrong: Perhonen is years away. In 2011-12 he played five more games in junior (where he was good) and 11 games in Finland's second division (where he got lit up). It's probably not necessary to remind the reader that the gap between 'good in the NHL' and 'lousy in Finland's second-tier league' is a big one. Of course, we're also talking about just 16 games – not really enough to say anything definitive about the player.
Why, given that he's a long-term prospect coming off a burnt year, does Perhonen rate so highly? It's that intriguing long-term potential. Almost all of the scouting reports back in 2011 mentioned it, and Hockey's Future does perhaps the best job of summarizing the consensus view:
Perhonen is the definition of a player with all the tools but significant questions about the toolbox. He has tremendous size, speed, athleticism, and reflexes, but his mental game–positioning, consistency, etc–is severely lacking at this point.
That's the verdict. If Perhonen puts it all together, he'll be something else entirely. He has the frame and reportedly the reflexes of an NHL goaltender – it's just a question of whether or not he'll be able to polish that physical talent into a lengthy career at hockey's highest level. As a high risk/high reward prospect, the risk keeps him near the bottom of the Oilers' prospects, but the reward keeps him interesting.
It sounds like a long-shot, and it is. But stranger things have happened. Perhonen's numbers in Finnish junior hockey put him ahead of players like Pekka Rinne, Niklas Backstrom and Antti Niemi at the same age. For now, he'll grow his game in Finland and the Oilers will watch from afar, hoping that he takes that next step.
Related at the Cult of Hockey
Oilers goalie prospects make strides, but short-term help needs to come from somewhere else
Edmonton Oilers Prospects: #23 Antti Tyrvainen
Edmonton Oilers Prospects: #24 Philippe Cornet
Edmonton Oilers Prospects: #25 Chris VandeVelde
Edmonton Oilers Prospects: Longshots, Part One
Edmonton Oilers Prospects: Longshots, Part Two
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This has to be the most insignificant thing I've ever discussed.
Yesterday I took a nap. Normally I don't take naps; I don't really like them. You wake up and it's suddenly dark outside, you're completely disoriented, and very groggy. At least, that's how I am whenever I take them. And yet for some reason yesterday, I was laying on my bed and reading a book when I just got kind of bored of it, so I turned the lights off and then I fell asleep. As soon as I woke up I took a shower, and it was practically 8 by then. But for some reason, I suddenly felt more productive. I went downstairs straightaway and got all my homework out. I got almost half of my Spanish homework done (although granted, it was only two pages of a workbook) and…well, that's it. So conclusion? Naps kind of suck, because I couldn't fall asleep again until 11:30 last night.
Short and sweet post? Maybe too short. Here's a personal update: AP exam in 2 weeks, no studying has been done so far. Wish me luck, I'm doomed!


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There is a difference in the design between front windshields and their back alternatives, foremost of which would be the special moldings from the vehicle's design. The front windshield glass is intended to maximize the visibility of a driver, and offer toughness to prevent occupant ejection during an automobile crash. Front windshields usually do not shatter when broken, so you might want to consider that too, when getting a replacement.
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High-quality polyurethane is recommended for the job if you want to secure the replacement windshield for years. Additionally, it has to be allowed to cure for a prescribed period, for the best outcome. For this, you'd want to rely on your Kelowna auto glass expert, since they would be in the best position to know what kind of adhesive to use.
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Liam Byrne has talked on the subject of ID cards, saying it was 'time to get on with it' and they'd become a 'great British institution'. Oh dear.
Mr Byrne, the immigration minister, said: "In 20 years time, I suspect that the National Identity Scheme will be just a normal part of British life - another great British institution without which modern life, whatever it looks like in 2020, would be quite unthinkable."
Yes, that's the worrying thing, Mr. Byrne. (Not so much the card, but the database which is a compulsory aspect).
Update: No2ID have spotted this story too. Andrew comments:
Mr Byrne fails to mention that this ID card, which he insists will become crucial to my daily life, will not belong to me, and that the Home Secretary reserves the right to take it away from me completely at any time.
Even when I have "my" ID card, the Home Office expects me to have to put it into card readers at doctor's surgeries, post offices, banks, shops and hospitals in order to verify my entitlement to carry out daily transactions. If the Home Office central computer says "No", I will not be allowed to carry out that transaction.
This effectively gives the Home Office a day-by-day, case-by-case veto on many of the actions essential to my daily life.
Here's the crucial question everyone should ask themselves - Do you believe that you will control "your†ID card? Or will it instead come to control you?