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About Havoc
No, she says he's 'special', not cool, and she would be correct.
" It includes the following rather fanciful description of how this 3D-spying capability might be used. It's rather over the top, but it gives an idea of what's theoretically possible"
A scare piece, nothing more.
I guess I was unclear, though you have good points. Ever see "wag the Dog"? We're fed this, which really had no reasonable chance of passing, to distract from something else, and there's ALWAYS something else.
The big question is WHAT?
So. 8 million managed a few mouse clicks, tapped a few keys, and the problem goes away? Sorry, this is another one of those nasty situations where I spend more time looking to see just what we're supposed to be distracted away from.
This was too easy, they've done this to us before.
No, I'm not paranoid, this just seems stupidly simple. No cloak and dagger, most everything about SOPA & PIPA, as evil as I believe they could be, is readily available? Really?
Sorry folks, what's REALLY the deal here?
Is copyright infringement what stopped us from using the mere name of Heimlich? This situation needs to be fixed by the courts, where the phrase "for the greater good" needs to be exercised more.
'Pre-disposed', the same argument used when 'potential' child molesters/sexual predators are rounded up in stings that result in life sentences for a crime never committed against a minor who never existed.
This current mindset in the courts, whether it's terrorism or predation, ought to scare the hell out of everyone.
Seen it other places over the years, mostly on Fark. Good luck with this, it's destined to end badly.
Long known about the BBB and AARP- they're most accurately referred to as 'marketing companies'.
I am curious, having seen no mention of it yet- Does the U.S. Marshal's office monitor this site as a potentially subversive comment site, or was it turned over to them by a dutiful DHS agent, or a Techdirt 'community member'(not being paranoid here, just realistic)?
Certainly! Even here in Texas, flipping off a LEO has been found(in court) to be an expression of free speech, not the 'disorderly conduct' charge the person was charged with. Bear in mind, you can test this if you have LOTS of time on your hands to spend on the side of the road/back seat of the patrol car, and you will likely leave with a ticket- just not for flipping 'em off.
The agency has ZERO responsibility to furnish cell service extension. Zero. What is done as a courtesy service for paying customers of the transit service can be ceased to protect the integrity of the service. BART's under no legal obligation to provide this service, there is NO First Amendment protection. It's not cell service, it's nothing more than a booster.
But I'd be curious to see a survey from paying patrons of BART, just to see what their take on this is. I doubt this is the big deal that it's tried to become, despite the unemotional actualities of law and reason.
That's something that many people seem to misunderstand- BART furnishes- to their customers- the extender service so their customers' phones will work in the subway, where otherwise they would not normally work. To me, the right to refuse service to anyone threatening to disrupt service to paying customers, while not a popular view, is likely to be found correct.
If BART can show just cause that their intent was the protection of the many while turning off a service that they LEGALLY control, this should go away.
Cell service-or more precisely, a private cell service EXTENSION- is not a First Amendment right.
Oh, let's just tell the rest of the story:
This is for AT&T's LANDLINE customers. Just like Time Warner, making analog cable service unattractively expensive because digital is easier/cheaper to manage, AT&T would LOVE to kill off analog communications(landlines) to manage VOIP easier/cheaper.
Not a surprise, but the seniors who CAN'T make the switch are the one's who'll pay for this, and their kids/grandkids should've bought them prepaid cells from WalMart to help cut the phone wire.
Genuine question:
Anybody care to enlighten me on how this was a possible violation of free speech and/or the Wireless Communications Act, but being required to turn off your cell in a court of law is not?
While 'ancestors' vs. 'descendents' was certainly an error(re-worded but not re-read) it doesn't make your post less stupid.
While I don't 'make light' of your ancestors' slaughter, I sure as hell don't act like mine were the only ones, like, well, a certain group of people seem want to do.
I will make errors, but at least I will admit them.
And, apparently unlike you, I will move on.
Aw, you had me up until you misspelled 'buffoons'!
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin
"The greatest tyrannies are always perpetrated in the name of the noblest causes." -- Thomas Paine
Meanwhile, more of my descendants(Native Americans) were slaughtered at the hands of the U.S. government than Jews by Hitler. Millions more.
Move the hell on.
FTA: "They [the activists] made us choose between people's ability to use their mobile phones (and) their constitutional right to get from point A to point B."
I think it's interesting how the transit official just knows it's OK to terminate cell service, but riding the train is now a constitutional right.
You see what you want to see, I guess.
And that other part- alleging shortening the yellow light- is illegal. Report it to the state, although in reality it is rare that it's actually been done- classic urban legend.
"The yellow light timing length is shortened to insure that you will be in the intersection when the light turns red."
Um, no. As far as I have seen, this is a direct violation of state law in most, if not all, states. If you suspect this has happened, call your state transportation department(most have toll free numbers) and report it.
Cities have been fined for this very thing, and they have to follow the rules just like we do.
Not quite true. They're civil cases, in which case the burden of proof is on the citizen, not the city. Place blame where it properly belongs: it's your town council or city government, YOU can get this recalled with a simple petition and a vote.


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Do Businesses Really Need To Know How To Write Online
There is a reason that they call it a copy right. Because they really should have just called it a copy cat. Writing on the job implies just doing what the boss wants. But how can a person write to get rich quick with their Internet business. The most important thing is to be smart. If your writing, and plan do not make sense then people get confused. If you are selling stuff, do not just have descriptions, but rather pitches. How can you better move those office pens you are trying to sell. Secondly make sure your spelling and grammar are excellent. More people love to send stuff online without even doing this. Then they wonder, why are people are not to fond of their writing style. On the Internet you have one and only one opportunity to make a good impression. After that you can pretty much bank on it that people love you, or fall asleep reading your stuff. Thirdly be bold. How can you grab attention in a concise way. We do not want to have to read anything superfluous. Be to the point. Fourth why does your business rock the world. A long detailed description is essential to any business. If a business does not have a long detailed chronicles of its inner workings than you better sit down tonight and get that online. Fifth different sites take different write ups. I am tired of people blogging a few sentences and thinking it will cut it. Give us the break downmaking some sense. Include figures and long and important write ups. Make sure your words are organized into concise sections that grab attention, through the rare gift of GAB . Sixth this is your business. Own it. Write like you are proud of it and if not than get someone who can do this. And finally let that pen fly, draw pictures, and crunch info until you get it 'write!'


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All things considered, so far the market reaction to Russia's actions in the Ukraine appears better than it could have been. Long-duration Treasurys continue to get bid, but thus far, the buying has not been panicky. Funny how the rising-rate-environment crowd went aggressively silent. To think that bonds won't do well in the face of tapering simply is false and completely disregards history and the reflation disconnect.
While geopolitical tensions do add to the "risk-off" sentiment that drives Treasurys, at the end of the day, money will position into bonds based on growth and inflation expectations, both of which have been under attack since late last year.
"War does not determine who is right — only who is left."
Speaking of being under attack, I'm not convinced that what's happening with Russia and the Ukraine will result in a massive correction yet. Putin does not want a conflict that hurts him economically, and if you didn't notice how Russia's stocks are behaving — in this case, via the Market Vectors Russia ETF Trust SBI RSX, +1.82% — you should. The market has a funny way of pushing leaders around in ways their constituents can't.
That is not to say that what's happening in the Ukraine isn't important, or isn't a potential "black swan" in the making. My point more relates to incentives, and it is not clear what the end game for Russia is when pressure is mounting by the international community. While Russia may benefit from the fear premium in oil prices, the risk of economic sanctions can be extremely damaging.
One might think that what's happening now may be beneficial to U.S. defense companies that might benefit from war. I would argue that while this may be true in the short-term, the longer-term trend of strength is overbought and long in the tooth.
Take a look below at the price ratio of the PowerShares Aerospace and Defense Portfolio PPA, +1.01% relative to the S&P 500 SPY, -0.31%. As a reminder, a rising price ratio means the numerator/PPA is outperforming (up more/down less) the denominator/SPY. For a larger chart, please click here.
Trend intact? Sure. But this is from a magnitude and duration standpoint an outperforming area of the market that may be susceptible to reversal. While Russia's actions are destabilizing on the global front, U.S. defense companies may not be the right place to be to bet on an escalation of tensions.
If things do worsen, I suspect the classic risk-off trades of Treasurys TLT, +1.27%, the yen FXY, +0.06% and gold GLD, +0.83% to do particularly well. Indeed, there is positioning into these areas over the last several days. However, should things settle down and Putin back off, the biggest beneficiaries may be emerging markets EEM, -0.78% overall. While relative momentum currently favors U.S. equities, which our models picked up on late last week, the setup remains high for an aggressive reversal once leadership returns.
Everyone remembers how Russia's stock market performed in 1998. How did they do in 1999?
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Ukraine's leaders are puzzling over how to cut off Russian support for a separatist rebellion in the east of the country but one of its richest men thinks he has the answer.
Billionaire businessman Ihor Kolomoisky has suggested building a wall along the almost 1,200-mile land border with Russia to prevent fighters and weapons flooding in.
The idea may sound absurd but Kolomoisky has offered to stump up $136 million to fund the six-foot high, 10-12 inch thick wall of reinforced steel, complete with electronic alarms, trenches and minefields.
What's more, it's been done before. Israel has constructed a barrier to keep out Palestinian militants. China built the Great Wall to stop invaders. Soviet-led East Germany erected the Berlin Wall, though more to keep people in than out.
"We can take on this project from start to finish," said Alexei Burik, deputy head of the Dnipropetrovsk region where Kolomoisky is the governor, offering to lead construction work.
President Petro Poroshenko may or may not be about to build such a wall but the growing discussion of the oligarch's idea highlights deep security concerns in Ukraine, three months after Russia annexed the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea.
The Russian invasion of east Ukraine expected by many Ukrainians has not come. But in several weeks of fighting, pro-Russian separatists have seized a number of border posts, enabling them to bring in weapons and other supplies.
Securing the long and winding, and notoriously porous, border has become Poroshenko's most pressing problem as he tries to put down the rebellion and hold Ukraine together.
Fighting near the border has been among the fiercest of the conflict and 30 servicemen were wounded overnight in new clashes in Luhansk, a border guard command center.
Kolomoisky, a 51-year-old banking, media, energy and metallurgy magnate with a fortune estimated by Forbes magazine at $1.8 billion, has presented his plan to Poroshenko and reckons the wall can be built in about six months.
Some analysts dismiss the idea as a stunt.
"In the short term, it cannot be done," said Volodymyr Fesenko of the Penta think tank. Another analyst, Mykhailo Pohrebinsky, said: "This is a public relations campaign meant to consolidate Kolomoisky's image as a Ukrainian patriot."
Despite such criticism, the proposal is not being dismissed in parliament as a crackpot idea.
"Whether or not it is Kolomoisky's project, a wall will be built to defend Ukraine from Russia's aggression," said Ivan Stojko, a parliamentary deputy from the Batkyvshina party led by former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko.
Pavlo Rizanenko, a deputy from the Udar (Punch) party of former boxing champion Vitaly Klitschko, said: "I don't think Poroshenko has a monopoly on this idea. It's something that should have been done long ago."
The sight of rebels driving tanks in east Ukraine last Thursday increased the urgency of securing control of the border. Two days later, the rebels shot down a military plane with a missile, killing 49 servicemen.
Russia says it is not providing military support for the rebellion across much of the Donbass mining region. But its denials were undermined by satellite pictures released by NATO showing what it said were Russian tanks at a staging area close to the border days before similar tanks appeared in Ukraine.
The United States has also accused Moscow of supplying the rebels with T-64 tanks, MB-21 "Grad" multiple rocket launchers and other military vehicles.
Poroshenko, who replaced a Moscow-leaning president toppled in February after street protests, has ordered the armed forces to secure the frontier and says a 160-mile stretch of the border has already been taken back. Once the border is secure, a truce can start and peace talks begin, he said.
His comments signaled a continuation of his dual policy of talking peace while pressing a military campaign in the east.
He wants Ukraine to demarcate the border on its own side, and build unspecified infrastructure there, which could mean erecting fences in villages that straddle the border.
Andriy Parubiy, the secretary of Ukraine's Security Council, estimated Russia had 16,000 soldiers on or near the border with Ukraine and 22,000 in Crimea, plus 3,500 in Moldova's breakaway Transdniestria region to the west.
Russia has balked at Kiev's proposals for tightening border security and says its moves are meant to fuel tension. But for some Ukrainians, building a wall has a clear appeal.
"Either we build a wall and forget about Russia, or let these madmen in Donbass live under (Russian President Vladimir) Putin. I'd prefer the wall and would be ready to give them some money to help build it," said Irina Sorokun, a Kiev pensioner.


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The Storyline
Harvard women's basketball hits the road for the first of two-straight weekends away, heading to Princeton and Penn this weekend. The Crimson and Tigers are set to tip off Friday, Jan. 31 at 7 p.m., while Harvard and Penn will duel at the Palestra Saturday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. Both games can be seen on the Ivy League Digital Network.
Heading to 600
As a program, Harvard is closing in on its 600th win, standing at 598-436 all-time in its 40th season. Head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith has accounted for 507 of -those wins over 31-plus seasons. The Crimson will become the first Ivy team to 600 wins and first Division I squad in Massachusetts to eclipse the 600 mark.
Last Time Out
Posting its 19th-straight victory inside Lavietes Pavilion, Harvard downed Dartmouth, 77-59, Saturday evening in front of a crowd of 1,012 for Alumnae Weekend. Senior captain Christine Clark paced the Crimson with 17 points, as the Tucson, Ariz., native passed Brogan Berry '12 to rank No. 7 all-time at Harvard with 1,469 career points. Sophomore forward AnnMarie Healy neared her career high with 11 points, adding a team-high and personal-best nine rebounds. Junior forward Erin McDonnell scored in double-figures for the eighth time over the last nine games with 10.
Just Keep Winning
Harvard owns a home-win streak of 19 games, marking the longest run since 1996-98, when the Crimson ripped off 21-straight wins at Lavietes. Harvard posted a perfect 11-0 record at home in 2012-13 and has not lost in Cambridge since Feb. 11, 2012. Before 2012-13, the last time Harvard went unbeaten at home was in 1997-98 when the team went 13-0 en route to a 23-5 overall mark.
Ivy Openers
Harvard improved to 23-17 all-time in Ivy League openers and 20-12 under head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith with its 73-63 victory over Dartmouth on Jan. 11. It marked the 14th-straight season that the Crimson and Big Green met in the first game of the Ivy League schedule, with Harvard holding a 9-5 edge in those contests.
Scouting Princeton
2013-14 RECORD: 10-5, 1-0 Ivy League
SERIES HISTORY: Harvard leads, 39-33
LAST MEETING: W, 58-55 (March 1, 2013)
LAST WIN: Same
• Sitting at 10-5 overall, and 1-0 in conference play, Princeton enters Friday night's game on 20 days of rest. The Tigers were last in action Saturday, Jan. 11, defeating Penn 84-53.
• Junior guard Blake Dietrick paces a trio of double-figure scorers with 15.4 points per game. Senior forward Kristen Helmstetter adds 12.3 points and a team-high 6.6 boards per game. Michelle Miller (10.5 points) and Alex Wheatley (9.1 points) round out a strong core of scorers. Princeton averages 74.5 points per game, shooting at a 46.2 clip from the field, including 34.4 percent from behind the arc.
• In her seventh season at the helm of the Tigers, Courtney Banghart has led Princeton to four-straight NCAA tournament appearances. A year ago, Princeton posted a 22-7 overall record, including a 13-1 mark in Ivy League play.
• The Crimson leads the all-time series with the Tigers by a 39-33 edge. A year ago, Harvard halted the Tigers' Ivy League record 33-game conference win streak with a 58-55 victory at Lavietes Pavilion. Victoria Lippert scored a game-high 21 points and was a perfect 10-of-10 from the free throw line. Christine Clark chipped in 14 points on 6-of-6 shooting while Temi Fagbenle added nine points, nine boards and three blocks.
Scouting Penn
2013-14 RECORD: 10-5, 0-1 Ivy League
SERIES HISTORY: Harvard leads, 49-22
LAST MEETING: W, 67-54 (March 2, 2013)
LAST WIN: Same
• Penn will take on Dartmouth Friday before facing the Crimson Saturday night at the Palestra. The Quakers last defeated NJIT, 84-48, at home on Jan. 25.
• Senior guard Alyssa Baron paces Penn with 13.1 points per game, as freshman center Sydney Stipanovich (11.2) and junior forward Kara Bonenberger (11.1) round out a trio of double-digit scorers. Stipanovich leads the squad with 8.0 boards per game.
• The fastest coach in the history of women's college basketball to reach 400 victories, Mike McLaughlin began his fifth season as head coach at the University of Pennsylvania in 2013-14. McLaughlin owns a career record of 451-123, assuming the helm at Penn in 2009.
• Harvard owns a 49-22 all-time advantage over Penn, winning 18 of the last 19 matchups. A year ago, the two squads split the home-and-home series, with each winning on its own home court. In the last meeting, Harvard moved into a tie with the Quakers for second place in the Ivy League standings with a 67-54 victory. Christine Clark scored a game-high 18 points with seven rebounds while shooting 7-of-10 from the field. Temi Fagbenle added 14 points and seven boards on 6-of-8 shooting, while Miriam Rutzen chipped in 11 points and a game-high nine rebounds.
Milestone Watch
Head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, in her 32nd season at the helm of the Crimson, earned her 500th win at Colgate Nov. 23, joining a group of 28 active coaches in Division I with at least 500 wins. She is also one of six active Division I head coaches to spend 32 years at one institution.
The winningest coach in Ivy League women's basketball history with 507 career victories, she ranks second only to Princeton's legendary coach Pete Carril (514) for wins by an Ancient Eight coach on either the men's or women's side. Delaney-Smith is also closing in on 300 career wins in the conference with 297 victories against the Ivy League.
Crimson Colored Ivy
Since women's basketball joined the Ivy League in 1975-76, the Crimson owns a 588-431 record, tops of all Ancient Eight schools. Harvard is the only Ivy League school with a winning record against all other Ivies.
Brown 43-33
Columbia 54-2
Cornell 58-11
Dartmouth 43-32
Penn 49-22
Princeton 39-33
Yale 44-30
Double Trouble
Averaging 13.6 points and 9.6 rebounds, Temi Fagbenle has already recorded seven double-doubles through 16 games this season (including five in the last eight games), matching her number from a year ago. Emma Markley '11 was the last before Fagbenle to total seven, during the 2009-10 season. Fagbenle posted five-straight games with 10-plus in points and rebounds (Dec. 7-Dec. 30), recording the longest consecutive streak of double-doubles since Hana Peljto '04 in 2003-04 (nine).
Fagbenle's first career double-double came opening weekend at North Dakota, making her the first Crimson rookie to record a double-double in her first weekend of action since Peljto went for 21 points and 10 rebounds in the season opener against Saint Peter's on Nov. 17, 2000.
Clark Rises
Shooting up the scoring list, Christine Clark sits at No. 7 in program history with 1,469 points over her three-plus year career. She needs 52 points to pass Victoria Lippert '12, who sits at sixth all-time with 1,520 points. Clark became the 18th member of Harvard's 1,000 point club Jan. 2, 2012, as she scored 19 points against UMass. Clark reached the milestone in just her 71st career game, making her the fastest Crimson to reach 1,000 points since Reka Cserny '05 did so in her 60th career appearance.
Including this year, Harvard has had at least one 1,000 point scorer on the floor in five of the last six seasons. Additionally, each of Harvard's 18 1,000 point scorers has been coached by head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith.
What a Start
For the second-straight year, Harvard started the season 7-3 record through the first 10 games of the season. It matched the second-best start for the Crimson all-time through 10 games. Harvard has gone 8-2 three times, most recently in 1997-98 en route to a 23-5 overall record and an Ivy League title.
You Can Count on Clark
Christine Clark has started 101-straight games that she has appeared in over the last three-plus years. Clark ranks first in the Ivy League in most consecutive career games started.
Clark has scored in double-digits 84 times. This includes a streak of 21 consecutive 10-plus point performances (March 5, 2011-Feb. 4, 2012) and 18 games in which she has scored at least 20 (last at Northeastern). Clark has posted 20-plus points in six games in 2013-14.
Ivy League Digital Network
For the first time ever, all of Harvard's home games and road Ivy League contests will be streamed in HD quality featuring a live scoreboard, new graphics package and play-by-play commentary through the Ivy League Digital Network. Subscribers to the network can watch games both live and On-Demand on their computers, tablets or smart phones, and will have access to live and On-Demand content for all Harvard events throughout the duration of their subscription.
Follow Harvard Athletics on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay connected with all the breaking news from around Cambridge and to get inside access to your favorite Crimson programs.
Ancient Eight Accolades
Two Crimson student-athletes have earned three Ivy League Player of the Week accolades thus far this season.
Christine Clark earned the honor after pacing the Crimson with 21.0 points per game for the week ending Nov. 18. Temi Fagbenle was tabbed player of the week for Nov. 25 and Dec. 8 after averaging a double-double in both weeks.
Clark now owns eight conference weekly honors for her career, which stands good for seventh in Ancient Eight history. After tying for the most Ivy Rookie of the Week honors a season ago, Fagbenle has been selected for best player over a seven-day stretch four times.
Better and Better
Through 16 games this season, 10 Crimson student-athletes have matched or bested their career highs in points and/or rebounds. The athletes include: Christine Clark (28 points), Erin McDonnell (19 points, 9 rebounds), Temi Fagbenle (15 rebounds), Ali Curtis (16 points, 5 rebounds), AnnMarie Healy (13 points, 9 rebounds), Jasmine Evans (17 points, 13 rebounds), Melissa Mullins (12 rebounds), Shilpa Tummala (14 points), Kit Metoyer (9 points, 3 rebounds), Taylor Finley (six points, 3 rebounds) and Kaitlyn Dinkins (3 points).
November Numbers
The Crimson was 6-1 in the month of November, setting a new program record for wins before December. Last season, Harvard won five of seven games, which had been a program best.
Double Dip
The 60-41 win over Hofstra served as part of a doubleheader, as the men's team downed Vermont, 74-68. It marked the third-straight year Harvard has played a men's and women's doubleheader. Last year, the women defeated BYU (71-65) and the men downed Manhattan (79-45). Prior to 2011-12 the last time Harvard played a men's and women's doubleheader was January 5, 2008 when the women lost to Dartmouth, 52-47, before the men took down the Big Green, 82-56. Harvard owns a 5-1 record when playing at Lavietes in the same day.
You're in Good Hands
Junior captain Kaitlyn Dinkins has been nominated for the 2014 Allstate WBCA and NABC Good Works Teams®. The award recognizes a select group of college basketball student-athletes who have made significant contributions to the greater good of their communities through volunteerism and civic service.
Dinkins has become very involved with Athletes in Action at Harvard, co-leading the group this year. Last year, the Atlanta, Ga., product was a member of the Servant team, an organization that plans events and leads a weekly, freshmen bible study.
Head of the Class
The Crimson sits atop many Ivy League categories, both as a team and individually. As a unit, Harvard holds the No. 1 spot in overall win percentage (.750), free throw percentage (.726) and offensive rebounding percentage (40.9). Individually, Temi Fagbenle ranks first in rebounding (9.6) and defensive rebounds (7.1), while Erin McDonnell sits first in field goal percentage (.550) and three-point field goal percentage (.537).
Sturdy Sophomores
After averaging a combined 1.63 points per game in 4.6 minutes a game, the sophomore class seems to have found its stride in 2013-14. AnnMarie Healy (13), Kit Metoyer (9) and Shilpa Tummala (14) have all matched or bested their career highs in points and are contributing 11.7 points per game as a class.
Non-Conference Nonsense
The Crimson won 10 of its 14 non-conference matches this season, signaling the third-best nonconference record under head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith and fifth-best all-time. Harvard has earned 11 out-of-league victories twice under Delaney-Smith, turning in an 11-3 record in 1997-98 and going 11-4 in 1985-86. The 1976-77 squad owns the program record for non-conference wins at 13-4, while the 1978-79 Crimson went 12-9 away from the Ivy League.
Harvard has posted at least eight non-conference wins in six-straight seasons.
Road Tripping
Harvard sits at 4-3 in true road games and 7-4 overall when playing outside Lavietes Pavilion. The Crimson will play 17 games away from Cambridge in 2013-14. Last year, Harvard was 10-7 in true road games. It marked the most road victories for the Crimson since 2008-09 and was the second-straight year the team posted a winning record away from home.
• Harvard has won its last 19 contests at Lavietes Pavilion. The Crimson's last loss at home was to Princeton on Feb. 11, 2012.
• Erin McDonnell has scored in double-digits 11 times this season and in eight of the last nine.
• Kathy Delaney-Smith has used the same starters – Ali Curtis, Christine Clark, Temi Fagbenle, Melissa Mullins and Erin McDonnell – in 13 games this season and in five-straight.
• Harvard's 21 wins last season were the most since winning 22 in 2001-02 and 2002-03.
• The Crimson sits at 11-2 when leading at the half.
• Harvard has not lost (8-0) when allowing 63 points or fewer.
• When scoring 80-plus points, the Crimson is 4-0 this season.
Boards on Boards
Temi Fagbenle, averaging a conference-best 9.6 boards a game, has pulled down 10-plus rebounds in eight games this season. Fagbenle has paced the Crimson in boards in seven of the last 12 games.
Owning the Boards
Senior Melissa Mullins has paced the Crimson in rebounding in six games this season, ranking fourth in the Ivy League with 7.3 boards per game. The swing player has grabbed 10-plus boards three times. Harvard has had a player pull down 10-plus boards in nine games and two players tally double-digit rebounds in three contests.
Cleaning the Glass
As a team, the Crimson has outrebounded its opponent 12 times this year. Harvard owns a 10-2 mark when controlling the glass.
Opening Act
Harvard is 19-21 all-time in season openers and 16-16 under head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. The Crimson has lost three straight season openers, including a 99-75 defeat at DePaul this year.
In 40 seasons of Ivy League play, Harvard is 23-17 in conference openers and 20-12 under head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith.
20 Times 10
At 21-9, the Crimson recorded the 10th 20-win season in program history a year ago. All 10 of the 20-win seasons have come under the guidance of Kathy Delaney-Smith.
Home Court Advantage
The Harvard men's and women's basketball teams have combined for a 101-11 record at home in Lavietes Pavilion since 2009-10 while going 51-7 against the Ivy League. The Crimson women are 46-7 (.867) overall and 25-4 (.862) in conference while the men hold a 55-4 (.932) overall record and are 26-3 (.897) against the Ancient Eight. The women have currently won 19-straight and are looking to match the longest streak in program history (21 games) during the next home weekend. The men's team's run of dominance includes a program record 28-game home win streak that lasted more than two calendar years between Feb. 19, 2010 and Feb. 24, 2012.
Dating back to the start of 2011-12, the Crimson is 32-2 when holding opponents to less than 60 points and 45-9 when allowing fewer than 70 points.
Comeback Kids
The Crimson overcame a 13-point deficit to defeat Florida International Nov 19, its largest comeback since Dec. 6, 2009 (vs. BU). Harvard won four games a season ago when trailing at the half. The Crimson most recently overcame a 32-23 halftime deficit to earn a 64-52 victory over FIU Nov. 19.
The Crimson owned a 2-1 record in overtime games last season. Harvard did not play a single overtime game in 2011-12 and had not played multiple overtime games in the same season since 2009-10. The Crimson is 12-6 in overtime under head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith and is 13-6 all-time in overtime.
It's Up, and It's Good
Harvard has made at least one three-point field goal in 144 consecutive games dating back to 2008-09, the second-longest streak in program history. The record for consecutive games with at least one three-pointer stands at 172, a streak which began during the 1989-90 season and concluded in 1996-97.


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Back when the PlayStation 3 shipped, it earned points among computing enthusiasts for not only packing a mighty Cell processor and a Blu-ray drive, but also for being the only gaming console to potentially enable users to use it for something other than playing games. Unlike the Wii and Xbox 360, the PS3 shipped out of the box with an "Install Other OS" option that enabled users to install an run Linux on the systems, if the could work out all the details themselves. But you know Linux folks: that's what they do.
Sony removed the option with its most recent PS3 slim models, and now its going to take away the capability on all PS3 systems: the PS3 Firmware 3.21 Update, due to be released April 1, 2010, will remove the "Install Other OS" functionality from all existing PS3 systems—even ones predating the current PS3 Slim.
Sony cites security concerns as the reason for removing the capability, although it does not go into any detail. Presumably it is worried about users booting into Linux and using the separate OS to engage in content piracy of games, or videos and music downloaded from the PlayStation Network.
Existing PS3 users don't have to install the v3.21 firmware update—that will let them keep their Linux capability—but opting out of the firmware update also means opting out of the PlayStation Network, newer Blu-ray movies and games, and content-protected videos streamed from a media server.
Sony recommends anyone using Linux on their PS3s first back up their data stored on the PS3's hard drive partition for that OS, because the data will become inaccessible after the update.


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Hard questions await Obama at presser
This is not what the White House wanted for President Barack Obama's first news conference since winning a second term.
He won't be able to dwell much on his stronger-than-expected victory or even press his agenda for the next four years. Instead, he'll be diverted by a Washington sex scandal.
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( PHOTOS: Who's who in the Petraeus scandal)
The fallout from former CIA Director David Petraeus's extramarital affair has spawned the type of sensational media feeding frenzy that Obama detests. But when he holds his first full-scale news conference in eight months Wednesday, Obama will have to explain how he plans to re-create his national security team, what he knows about the burgeoning scandal and why he didn't get wind of it sooner.
It'll probably leave him longing to talk more about the fiscal cliff, the less titillating storyline of the week.
( Also on POLITICO: Boehner and McConnell play good cop, bad cop)
Here is POLITICO's cheat sheet of questions that the president is likely to face:
1. Do you believe the FBI should have told you and Congress sooner about the investigation that led Gen. Petraeus to resign?
Members of Congress's intelligence committees are outraged that they weren't told until Friday — moments before Petraeus resigned — that he'd been the subject of a months-long FBI investigation that delved into his private emails and exposed his extramarital affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell.
Obama learned of the inquiry only one day earlier.
( Also on POLITICO: Obama's foreign policy team hits turbulence)
The president has yet to comment on the flap, on Petraeus's decision to resign or on the now-frozen promotion for U.S. commander in Afghanistan Gen. John Allen after reports that he exchanged thousands of pages of emails with a Tampa woman involved in the scandal.
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) says her panel should have been told much sooner about the FBI probe that involved Petraeus. Other lawmakers, such as House Homeland Security Chairman Peter King (R-N.Y.), are questioning why the FBI got involved at all in what on the surface seemed like a mild case of harassing emails.
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A 23-year-old British man is recovering in hospital in Spain after he was trampled during the world-famous bull run.
Tom Hadfield suffered four fractured ribs and a punctured lung after he was trampled during the encierro, or running of the bulls, in the San Fermin festival in Pamplona on Tuesday morning.
Speaking from his bed in Hospital De Navarro in the city, Mr Hadfield said: "I've never experienced pain like this before. It's agony.
"I think a few of them trampled me. It's a miracle they didn't crush my skull or break my back."
Mr Hadfield, who lives and works in Nottingham, added: "Afterwards I got up and carried on running for a bit. Then I started to get dizzy and found somewhere safe to keel over.
"Next thing I know I'm vomiting blood on the street and there is a big crowd around me. Then I passed out and woke up in the ambulance. Pretty scary. I thought I was paralysed."
The Nottingham Trent University graduate, who is originally from Dunmow, Essex, travelled to Spain on Monday with friends so they could take part in the bull run before heading to a music festival on the outskirts of Bilbao.
He now expects to be in hospital for the rest of this week before flying home and returning to work.
"I did it (the run) last year and it was without doubt the best feeling I've ever had in my life," he said.
"Hemingway said the best feeling in life was to be shot at and missed.
"I guess I just thought I was invincible but now I realise I'm not."
The encierro, or the running of the bulls, is the highlight of the San Fermin street festival in Pamplona.
Many people are injured in the runnings each year, while 15 people are believed to have died since record-keeping began in 1910.
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ST. LOUIS - Saint Louis University head men's basketball coach Rick Majerus announced today that Jim Whitesell has been promoted to associate head coach.
"It is with my admiration, appreciation and respect for Jim Whitesell's coaching talents and prowess that I am pleased to announce him as associate head coach," Majerus said. "Coach Whitesell has earned the players' respect and trust by virtue of his hard work, dedication and genuine concern for their well-being off the court, as well as on it.
"I have every confidence in Jim to function as my associate in every facet of the program. I have had only one prior associate head coach in my coaching career, and Jim brings all of the attributes that make this a win/win for Saint Louis University, the coaching staff, the players and myself."
Last season marked Whitesell's first on the Billiken sideline as assistant coach. After being on campus for just a few months, he was charged with leading practice and on-court coaching during the Billikens' summer trip to Canada, which set the stage for a banner year. The Billikens went 26-8 last season, capturing the second-most wins in program history, and made the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2000.
"One of the main reasons I came to Saint Louis University was the opportunity to work with coach Majerus, and I am thrilled about this opportunity," Whitesell said. "I am lucky to work with the tremendous coaching staff we have in place. We are excited about the players we have coming back and the players coming in, and we'll work tirelessly to bring the great Billiken fans another exciting season. My wife Connie and I are thankful to be part of the Saint Louis University and St. Louis communities."
Whitesell is a 24-year head-coaching veteran, having most recently served as head coach for seven seasons (2004-11) at Loyola Chicago. He guided the Ramblers to 109 victories in seven seasons, including a 21-win campaign in 2006-07, which has been Loyola's only 20-win season since 1985. In addition to their on-court success, Whitesell's teams have excelled in the classroom. The NCAA publicly recognized Loyola for four consecutive years (2006-10) for earning multiyear Academic Progress Rates (APR) in the top 10 percent of all squads in men's basketball.
Prior to his time with the Ramblers, Whitesell was head coach at Lewis (Ill.) University (1992-2004) and Elmhurst (Ill.) College (1987-92). He holds a career record of 387-301 in 24 seasons.
With Majerus, Whitesell and assistant coach Jim Crews, the Billiken coaching staff has 73 years of head-coaching experience and 1,258 career victories. Other additions to the Billiken men's basketball staff will be announced next week.


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"We don't bring in name actors anymore because of their egos" – Dan Houser details Rockstar's casting process
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City featured a star-studded cast, many of them famous for their roles in crime movies.
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Care to guess how much Rockstar's founders are personally worth?
The Times has published its yearly Rich List feature, which charts the worth of Britain's 1,000 wealthiest people. Rockstar founders Sam and Dan Houser are on the list, along with four people with controlling interests in Candy Crush developer King.
Rockstar founders to receive BAFTA Fellowship
Grand Theft Auto creators Dan and Sam Houser, Leslie Benzies and Aaron Garbut will receive the BAFTA Fellowship on March 12th.
Rockstar's Houser Bros. and Benzies inducted into AIAS hall of fame
Rockstar Games continues to dominate the world with its Grand Theft Auto property, and the immovable object the Houser brothers have constructed over the past 16 years is being recognized by the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences. The Academy will induct founders Dan and Sam Houser and Rockstar president Leslie Benzies into its hall […]
GTA 5: the Housers' maturation is lacking maturity
GTA 5 is the technical achievement of a generation, a worthy grabber of 2013's cash and prizes. Unfortunately, says Patrick Garratt, there's a problem: the content isn't maturing with the code.
Rockstar talks Grand Theft Auto Online, explains reasoning behind release date
Rockstar's known for its open world, single player-driven experiences. We're talking $1 billion in three days types of single player games. Why's the company using up resources to develop Grand Theft Auto Online when its only had lukewarm experiences with multiplayer in the past?
Rockstar doesn't see another Grand Theft Auto taking place in London, is interested in next-gen tech
Rockstar's Dan Houser has said the team is interested in next-gen systems, as far as coming up with ideas on how the tech can be used, but right now it's not thinking of Grand Theft Auto 6 and it's doubtful the games will ever return to London.
Grand Theft Auto has evolved, it's "not just about shooting anymore," says Houser
Grand Theft Auto 5 is about more than shooting things, according to Rockstar boss Dan Houser, and long time GTA fans know this: it's an adventure full of cultural satire, humor, kick ass music, and about holding a mirror up to the dregs and upper crust of society. It's come a long way since GTA […]
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Grand Theft Auto 5 is going to make a lot of money. That much is clear already, but Rockstar's Dan Houser has stressed that game development is about pushing artistic and technical boundaries, not counting your cash all the way to the bank.
GTA movie has been offered to Rockstar many times, money not worth risk, says Houser
Grand Theft Auto has been pitched as a movie to Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser many times now, but the money just hasn't been up to the risk of potentially sullying the franchise.
Rockstar development in the realm of "excitement and misery", claims Houser
GTA 5 is looming, and in a rare interview, Rockstar Games founder Sam Houser has discussed the nature of the company's gruelling development. He stressed that the Rockstar is currently, in the "realm of excitement and misery", and that good game development is supposed to be tough.
GTA: Hot Coffee controversy was 'draining and upsetting', says Houser
Grand Theft Auto 5 chatter is also throwing up some tasty insight into the series' past, and Rockstar vice president Dan Houser has shed light on the studio's reaction to the infamous 'Hot Coffee' sex mini-game scandal that broke out around GTA: San Andreas. It was an upsetting time, Houser suggests.
GTA 5: Wii U and PC versions 'up for consideration', says Houser
Grand Theft Auto 5 has been revealed and talked about at great length for a Spring 2013 release on both PS3 and Xbox 360. No mention has been made of PC or Wii U builds however, but Rockstar's vice-president Dan Houser isn't necessarily ruling them out. Meanwhile Nintendo of America head Reggie Fils-Aime is hopeful […]
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Grand Theft Auto 5 is launching Spring 2013, and that's awfully late in the current console life cycle, but Rockstar's Dan Houser has argued in the pages of Famitsu that all of the best games come out at the end of each generation, stating that the time has been spent getting the most out of […]
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Grand Theft Auto 5 saw the mother of all Game Informer reveals last week – VG247 offered its own take on the deluge of information here – and Rockstar co-founder Dan Houserhas shared more new information on the games world in a follow-up interview. He calls a trip around Los Santos a 'digital holiday' Find […]
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Grand Theft Auto 5 has been laid bare by Rockstar North in the December issue of Game Informer. Rockstar's vice president of creativity Dan Houser has broken his silence on the project to discuss the game's many heists, character swapping, plot, side missions and more. He rarely talks, so read well.
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Rockstar and Remedy teamed up to ensure the Max Payne 3 Marvel comic series stayed true to Max Payne's character and canon.
Rockstar Social Club lets you carry multiplayer crews from Max Payne 3 over to GTA V
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So there's this entrepreneur from Dayton, Tennessee whose wife constantly complained about how long it took to incorporate Creative Commons photos into her blog posts.
To help solve her problem, this entrepreneur created Wylio, which boils everything down to three easy steps:
1. Search Creative Commons images through Wylio
2. Resize/position photo
3. Copy and paste the Wylio code, which includes attribution to the original photographer
Well I'm happy to say that the whiny wife was yours truly and that Dan's brilliant solution—Wylio— was featured Friday on TechCrunch!
This is a big win for Dan and his friends, who have been working on Wylio for about a month now and who are excitedly trying to keep up with the response. I've been using Wylio regularly, (see posts aboutCalvinism, recipes, the Rally to Restore Sanity, voting, baking, and Martin Luther), and it really is an easy way to find and use free, legal images…all without having to host those images on your own computer. So if you're a blogger, give it a try.
The way I see it, there are two morals to this story: 1) Startups that solve problems win. 2) Sometimes complaining works.
Bloggers—Where do you typically get your images? What sort of problems do you run into? Got any advice/ideas for the Wylio team?
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Michael Ruhlman's New Book: 'Ratio'
Food writer Michael Ruhlman's new book, Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking looks intriguing—and immensely useful. Instead of rote recipes, he teaches the reader to use ratios in cooking. From his blog post talking about the book:
When you are dependent on recipes, you are a factory worker on the assembly line; when you possess ratios and basic technique, you own the company.
With ratios (1:2:3 makes a basic cookie dough using 1 part sugar, 2 fat, 3 flour), you need only remember the proportion of ingredients, and from there you can improvise. You're freed from books, recipe cards, or print-outs.
Or, as Ruhlman says about the 5:3 bread dough ratio (flour-to-water), "With this bread dough ratio, you don't have a single recipe, you have a thousand. Ratios are the launching point for infinite variations."
Ruhlman's wife, Donna Turner Ruhlman, shot the photos, and word is that she is working on a poster that illustrates the baking and pastry ratios—where proportion is especially important.
Related: A nice review by Elise Bauer at Simply Recipes
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Part of a series on Educational Star Parties:
Star Parties Designed for Students (July 7, 2012)
Trading Cards for Telescopes and Celestial Objects (September 20, 2012)
Telescope Triplets (November 25, 2011)
When I teach about stars, the 7 main spectral types usually seem rather abstract. I show their different spectra, but that's hard to relate to what students actually see in a starry sky. I show Planck curves and explain how surface temperature results in color differences that you can actually notice. Star colors aren't the sharp tones of advertising signs, but you can definitely notice the tinges.
Star tinges are less than impressive to the naked eye, because starlight is so dim that it mostly triggers the black-and-white-registering rod cells in your retina. Only the 20 or so brightest stars deliver so much light that they also trigger a few color-sensitive cone cells, and those only barely.
But even a small telescope collects enough light to trigger a whole lot more cones in your retina, making the colors appear appreciably bolder. So a star party that is deliberately planned for student education should use 7 small telescopes to point at a bright star of each of the 7 spectral types, to emphasize their different colors. Arrange the scopes so a single line of viewers looks through all 7 scopes in order, either OBAFGKM or MKGFABO. After everybody has seen that, re-aim those scopes to their next targets.
Yes, A and F stars really do look white, but now you appreciate how real that is, unlike an artifact of not triggering enough cone cells.
For each spectral type, at any position of the sky, you can find examples at third magnitude or brighter.
All 7 spectral types are blatant around the Great Winter Oval:
O: Mintaka and Alnitak
B: Rigel, Bellatrix, El Nath, Alnilam, and Saiph
A: Sirius
F: Procyon
G: Capella
K: Aldebaran and Pollux
M: Betelgeuse
The Great Winter Oval has many advantages. It's accessible late in the Fall semester, late in the evening; all winter long; and just after dusk well into Spring semester. Since it straddles the equator, it's easily seen from practically everywhere that people live. Only in May, June, and July is it not available - parts of it even then.
When part of the Great Winter Oval is hidden by the Sun's glare, here are some bright alternatives:
O: zeta Ophiuchi and zeta Puppis
B: Alpheratz, Algol, Regulus, Spica, and Alkaid
A: Denebola, Alioth, Mizar, Gemma, Vega, Deneb, Altair, and Fomalhaut
F: Polaris, Algenib, and Sadr
G: the Sun, beta Corvi, Vindemiatrix, eta Bootis, eta Draconis, and beta Herculis
K: Alphard, Dubhe, Arcturus, and Kochab
M: Antares, Mira, and beta Andromedae
Decrease the number of telescopes needed, and make the contrast more vivid, by showing wide, bright, color-contrast double stars:
Algieba: K + G
Albireo: K + B
gamma Andromedae: K + B
Cor Caroli: A + F
Bigger scopes show color contrast in:
32 Eridani: G + A
h3945 Canis Majoris: K + F
Don't try to add spectral class W unless you're far enough south to see the only bright one, gamma Velorum, -47 degrees. There are only about 150 Wolf-Rayet stars known in our galaxy. No others are close enough to look brighter than 6th magnitude. The biggest bunch is around the Summer Triangle.
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The idea of voting on the quality of posts is obviously ingenious. However, why did Jeff and Joel decide for the up/down-vote scheme? Wouldn't a scoring system1 be more helpful?
My thought is, if few people but specialists find a low-view question awesome, it will still end up with as little total (up-minus-down)-votes as a controversial high-view question, while something like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/194812/list-of-freely-available-programming-books with a broader audience get's up to 100x as many upvotes.
Yes, obviously more upvotes indicate more popularity, but the one thing that the system does maybe lack is a neutral vote. You can't say if someone who looked at a question but didn't vote just didn't feel like it or whether it's really a statement of "this question is kind of okay but not great".
What would be the disadvantages of taking instead a score scheme ranging from, say -2 ("This question may be on-topic, but it still totally sucks") to +2 ("I never knew I'd want to know this, but now I most certainly do"), and instead of upvotes showing the average score2? I mean, obviously the up/down-vote system works great, but I'm still curious about this.
1) like e.g. http://www.newgrounds.com/ uses, but let's add SE's once-only-vote-locking and maybe leave the high-rep-weighting away
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Press Release: Every Mother is a A Working Mother: Press Conference & Speak Out
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When: Monday October 15, 2012 12 noon-2pm
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Who: Nell Myhand (510) 302-7459
Moms and other caregivers say to Prez candidates, "Yes, every mother is a working mother. What will you do to recognize the real value of our work and end the poverty of children and their hard-working mothers?"
On the eve of the second presidential debate, mothers and other caregivers are holding coordinated actions in 12 US cities to launch a campaign for recognition of caregiving work and an end to the immoral and shocking poverty of mothers and children. The campaigners are calling for the enactment of the Women's Option to Raise Kids Act (WORK Act HR4379) introduced by Rep Pete Stark (D-California) and the Rise Out of Poverty Act (RISE Act HR3573) introduced by Rep Gwen Moore (D-Wisconsin, herself a former welfare mother). The bills recognize the work of mothers and call for resources for no and low-income mothers.
Participants are based in: Benton Harbor/MI; Boston MA; Cleveland OH; Detroit MI; Los Angeles CA; Milwaukee WI; New York State; Oakland CA; Olympia WA; Omaha NE; Philadelphia PA; Richmond VA, Salt Lake City UT, San Francisco CA. They want Mitt Romney and President Obama to answer the following question:
Mr. Romney, in defending your wife you said, "every mother is a working mother;" President Obama, you said "being a mom is the hardest job there is". What resources will you make available so that low income mothers have the same choice as wealthy women to raise their own children rather than being forced to work outside the home and have someone else care for their children? Will you be supporting the RISE and WORK Acts?
Every Mother is A Working Mother is a broad-based multi-racial network of groups of mothers, grandmothers, fathers and other caregivers from a wide spectrum of communities – single moms on welfare, low income families who have lost children to foster care, breastfeeding advocates, nurses, seniors, people with disabilities or caring for loved ones with disabilities including veterans, teachers, women who have been criminalized by poverty including sex workers and former prisoners, trade unionists, pay equity activists, LGBT, farmers, small business owners and others.
They say, "It is time for politicians, right, left and center, to stop talking out of both sides of their mouths, paying lip service to the work of mothers while calling poor moms moochers and scroungers, and cutting lifeline resources for moms with the least. Women are being forced to stay in abusive relationships or to take low waged work regardless of the impact on their children. From social security, where years raising children are considered our "zero years", to welfare reform to lack of pay equity in waged work, mothers are penalized. We say every mother is a working mother and every child is entitled to care! We are all Moms in Chief and we all deserve support!
The campaign is backed with an impressive array of statistics showing how mothers work the hardest, doing the double and triple day while getting the least for it, summed up by the ILO statistic that women do 2/3 of the world's work for 5% of the income. There are 16.4 million children living in poverty in the rich USA; 7.4 million in extreme poverty. The Global Women's Strike has brought its international network to build this campaign because wherever we are, caregivers work the hardest and have least access to resources. In the Global South women's workload and poverty are even heavier and our contributions to the global economy ignored.
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The best part about having a teen daughter who wears the same size clothes and shoes is that your closet size is instantly doubled. The downside? When you want to wear the same thing at the same time. These Hush Puppies shoes are going to be double-timing it between our closets because although wedges are in style for spring, Hush Puppies shoes are a brand known for comfort, and the color goes with just about everything in both of our closets. Here's how we styled them, on the rare sunny, but windy, day this week.
Chloe: shirt, Steven Alan (similar here) / sweater, Uniqlo /vest, Land's End (thrifted) / jeans, Abercrombie / Michael Kors watch/ Hush Puppies Cosette (c/0)
Kim: tee, James Perse (old) /basket weave draped sweater, Banana Republic (avail in stores)/Matchstick Cord, J.Crew / Envelope Clutch Purse (c/o)/ Hush Puppies Cosette (c/o)
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The Plantronics Voyager Legend CS is the office headset designed to go mobile. It is a wireless system that allows the user to have one headset to manage desk phone calls in the office and mobile calls both in the office and on-the-road.Its intuitive smart sensor technology lets you answer calls simply by placing it on your ear, and you can always count on crystal clear audio and noise canceling technology that blocks out nearby voices, car horns, even wind. Enjoy simple call management and outstanding audio from your mobile phone on the road, to your desk phone in the office, and everywhere in between.
The Voyager Legend CS also delivers outstanding audio quality with a precision-tuned triple mic, enhanced DSP, noise cancellation, advanced WindSmart™ technology, and A2DP for streaming music. A voice command menu lets you use your voice to answer calls, check battery level, redial, put headset in pairing mode and for a host of other headset commands. Caller Name Announcement (mobile only) tells you who's calling without needing to glance at your mobile phone, while enhanced voice alerts announce remaining talk time, connection status, battery level and mute, enabling you to work smarter.You work in the office, on the drive home, even at home. The Plantronics Voyager Legend CS was designed to move with you throughout your day.
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Good conversation with @BarackObama Wise words, & much appreciated http://say.ly/pco5ulp- Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) March 31, 2013
So what were the "wise words" in said "good conversation?" According to The Washington Times, Griffin said President Obama spoke to him about "protecting myself."
Griffin and Obama both were in the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. for the NCAA Tournament matchup between Syracuse and Marquette. Obama's concerns are in lock-step with Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan, who spoke of the need for Griffin to protect himself better following a spectacular rookie season that ended with a wrecked knee.
As for Obama, this isn't the first time he's given safety advice to a prominent NFC East quarterback. At a fundraiser in Oakland last year, Obama had a message for Michael Vick during a conversation with former Eagles cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha.
"Tell Vick to slide," the president said.
This is the same Obama who said in December that if he had a son, he's not sure he'd let him play football. It's safe to say any football being played on White House grounds is of the two-hand touch variety.
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Peggy Young, a delivery truck driver for UPS Inc., was given lifting restrictions because of her pregnancy. UPS' policy did not permit Young to continue working with the lifting restriction, and she was ineligible for light-duty assignment because UPS only offered light-duty work for workers with on-the-job injuries, those accommodated under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and those who had lost U.S. Transportation Department certification. After Young's FMLA leave expired, she went on an unpaid extended leave of absence, and she returned to work after giving birth.
Young sued UPS for discrimination. The U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, affirmed by the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, granted summary judgment to UPS. Young could not establish the existence of a disability, and she offered no evidence, other than the fact of her pregnancy, that UPS regarded her as disabled; it rejected the argument that UPS' policy is direct evidence of discrimination, because it treats pregnancy workers and nonpregnant workers alike; and held that Young was unable to establish a prima facie ("at first look") case for pregnancy discrimination since she could not establish that similarly situated employees received more favorable treatment than she did. Young v. UPS, 2013 U.S. App. Lexis 530 (Jan. 9, 2013).
In California, however, an employee who was fired after being on bed rest because of her pregnancy once her four months of leave under the Pregnancy Disability Leave Law was up, sued claiming that the company owed her reasonable accommodation under California's Fair Employment and Housing Act in addition to the four month of leave under the California State pregnancy disability law. The California appellate court agreed, stating that the law doesn't replace the protections available for pregnant workers under state law, and that the employer owed her more leave once her four months of pregnancy disability leave were up. Sanchez v. Swissport, No. B237761, California Court of Appeals, Second District (Feb. 21, 2013).
IMPACT: While pregnancy is not normally treated as a disability under the federal ADA, employers should consult state laws that require such accommodations for pregnant employees.
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Scope of IIRIRA's jurisdictional bar
A provision in the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA), 8 U.S.C. § 1252(a)(2)(B), precludes judicial review of any action of the Attorney General "the authority for which is specified under this subchapter to be in the discretion of the Attorney General." In No. 08-911, Kucana v. Holder, the Court considered whether Section 1252(a)(2)(B) stripped the Seventh Circuit of jurisdiction to review a decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) denying a motion by petitioner Agron Kucana to reopen his removal pleadings to present new evidence on his asylum claim. The Seventh Circuit held that it lacked jurisdiction because Section 1252(a)(2)(B)(ii)'s bar extends not only to decisions made discretionary by statute, but also to cases in which "" as here "" the agency's discretion is specified by its own regulation. Today the Supreme Court reversed, in an opinion by Justice Ginsburg that was joined by all of the justices except Justice Alito, who concurred in the judgment.
The Court's opinion begins by emphasizing the long history "" dating back nearly a century "" of judicial review of decisions denying motions to reopen removal proceedings. In enacting IIRIRA, the Court observes, Congress failed to specify that such decisions would, going forward, lie within "the discretion of the Attorney General." Rather, the Board's discretionary authority is "specified" only by regulation. And regulations, the Court ultimately concludes, are not enough to trigger Section 1252(a)(2)(B)(ii)'s jurisdictional bar. The Court reaches that conclusion based on the text and context of the statute, which it reads as indicating that "Congress barred court review of discretionary decisions only when Congress itself set out the Attorney General's discretionary authority in the statute." Moreover, the Court emphasizes, in contrast with the procedural nature of a motion to reopen, that the decisions for which judicial review is specifically precluded involve "substantive decisions . . . made by the Executive in the immigration context as a matter of grace." Such a conclusion is also consistent with the history of the IIRIRA, in which Congress "simultaneously codified the process for filing motions to reopen and acted to bar judicial review of" various immigration decisions, but failed to codify the Attorney General's regulation giving the BIA discretionary authority with regard to motions to reopen. And "any lingering doubt about the proper interpretation" of Section 1252(a)(2)(B)(ii)'s bar should be resolved by the presumption in favor of judicial review of administrative actions.
The Court finishes by "stress[ing] a paramount factor in [its] decision": "By defining the various jurisdictional bars by reference to other provisions in the [Immigration and Nationality Act] itself, Congress ensured that it, and only it, would limit the federal courts' jurisdiction." By contrast, under the Seventh Circuit's interpretation, "the Executive would have a free hand to shelter its own decisions from abuse-of-discretion appellate court review simply by issuing a regulation declaring those decisions "discretionary'" "" a prospect that the Court seemed to find troubling indeed.
In his opinion concurring in the judgment, Justice Alito explains that he would have decided the case on a narrower ground insofar as the regulation at issue was derived from authority conferred under Subchapter I of Title 8, Chapter 12, while Section 1252(a)(2)(B)(ii) requires that discretionary authority be specified under Subchapter II.
The Court's decision today did not come as much of a surprise, given that the Attorney General himself declined to defend the Seventh Circuit's decision; the Court appointed Catholic University law professor Amanda Leiter to brief and argue the case as an amicus in support of the judgment below. What remains to be seen, however, is the extent to which the Court's decision will affect the lower courts' application of Section 1252(a)(2)(B)(ii)'s jurisdictional bar in other contexts.


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