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New Offering for USB Flash Drives and Flash Memory Cards Will Give Users and Developers Greater Mobility, More Security and Seamless Integration with Windows-based PCs
REDMOND, Wash. and MILPITAS, Calif. - May 11, 2007 - Microsoft and SanDisk® Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) today announced they have signed an agreement to deliver a next-generation software and hardware solution to place application programs and personal customization on USB flash drives and flash memory cards, expanding on and replacing SanDisk's existing U3™ Smart Technology.
Under the terms of the agreement, Microsoft will develop a new software experience and SanDisk will develop new hardware capabilities, including the addition of TrustedFlash™ security technology. SanDisk will incorporate the combined software and hardware solution on removable flash memory cards and Cruzer® USB flash drives. The new offering is expected to be commercially available starting in the second half of 2008.
Effective immediately, Microsoft will engage in discussions with third-party hardware vendors interested in licensing the new software offering. A new entity will be created to license compatible hardware designs, TrustedFlash and other intellectual property from both Microsoft and SanDisk, with revenues to be shared by the two companies.
"SanDisk and U3 forged the category of smart USB devices, elevating simple flash storage to a whole new level of customer benefit," said Will Poole, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Market Expansion Group. "We are excited to work with SanDisk on this next-generation experience, which will allow hardware manufacturers to better differentiate their products and provide an even richer software and services experience for customers."
"The U3 platform was established with the vision of giving customers a consistent and portable computing experience. The existing 20,000 U3 software developers that joined us show the potential for smart flash memory devices," said Yoram Cedar, executive vice president of the mobile business unit and corporate engineering at SanDisk. "We expect this relationship with Microsoft will raise the overall experience for consumers given Microsoft's unique software expertise, and grow the momentum given the large community of 3rd party companies capable of utilizing Microsoft's technologies."
A New Generation of Smart Portable Computing
The Microsoft and SanDisk effort will expand on the success of U3, which is surrounded by a large and vibrant ecosystem. Both companies stressed that developers will be offered a migration path to modify existing U3 applications to run on the new offering.
U3 smart drives are the size of a pack of chewing gum or smaller, and let users carry not only files but also popular Windows® software applications with their associated preferences and settings. Consumers simply plug a U3 smart drive into any Windows-based computer's USB port to securely access personalized e-mail programs, Web browsers, productivity tools, multimedia applications and more. When they unplug their U3 smart drive, they take their personal information with them.
The new offering will be designed so that users can carry their personal computing environment - including a customized and familiar user interface, applications and data - on a flash storage device such as a USB flash drive or flash memory card. This computing environment will be accessible on Windows XP and Windows Vista™-based computers with a USB port or flash card reader. Users will be free to work on public or shared computers without fear of leaving personal information behind, and with confidence that their personal information will be encrypted, kept safer from malware, and otherwise protected through security provisions enabled by TrustedFlash technology.
U3 technology was developed by U3 LLC, a joint venture of SanDisk and m-systems, and became available in 2005. SanDisk acquired m-systems in November 2006, and U3 LLC today is a wholly owned subsidiary of SanDisk. SanDisk will continue to actively support the U3 organization and product until the new offering is released to the public next year.
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Nick Saban uses Mike Tyson as Alabama warning
Alabama football coach Nick Saban has warned his players against the dangers of complacency with the help of one of the greatest upsets in heavyweight boxing history.
The national champions will 'become the target' for every team in the country after their success last season, and it's a fact not lost on the West Virginia native.
Indeed, the 61-year-old former Miami Dolphins head coach has already shown his players a tape of Mike Tyson's infamous defeat to James 'Buster' Douglas back in 1990. Many felt Iron Mike was unbeatable at the time, but Douglas shocked the world in Tokyo, Japan.
"You become the target. Everybody's got our name circled. Everyone wants to beat us," said Saban, whose side have won the national title three years in a row.
"You've got to get ready for that. When the game comes, everybody wants to win. Who prepared to win the game the right way?"
Saban was speaking at a controversial event in a town less than 60 miles away from the Tennessee campus. His appearance had drawn over 100 complaints in the months leading up to yesterday's benefit dinner, but a sell-out crowd of 1,500 people gave the veteran a standing ovation when he arrived on stage.
Focus wasn't on the Crimson Tide specifically, with Saban preferring to discuss his coaching philosophy before answering a variety of questions from the audience - including one on the starting quarterback's girlfriend.
"I know I'm old-fashioned and I know I'm crazy with this stuff, but I believe it," he said when discussing the importance of character, self-discipline and work ethic, according to ESPN.
"It works for us. That's why we have success. I also think you have to have a positive attitude about what you're trying to do. You've got to have a vision for what you're trying to do."
Saban's appearance was not booster-related, with his fee donated to Nick's Kids Fund, a non-profit organisation which supports children, family, teacher and student causes.News Now - Sport News

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Editor's note: Danny Cevallos is a CNN legal analyst, criminal defense attorney and partner at Cevallos & Wong, practicing in Pennsylvania and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Follow him on Twitter: @CevallosLaw. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
(CNN) -- Following the preliminary hearing of a Georgia father accused of allowing his child to die in a hot car, most legal experts agree that the prosecution will likely upgrade the charges to malice murder after the case is presented to a grand jury.
For now, until those charges are upgraded, Justin Ross Harris is charged with felony murder, perhaps the most widely criticized legal construct in American jurisprudence. To many legal scholars, the felony murder rule is logically and morally indefensible. To many members of the law-and-order public, the ends of the felony murder rule justify the means. And in Georgia it is liberally employed. It offers an end run around the very difficult standard of proof to find a killing was intentional.
First, let's define murder. Most Americans have a working definition of murder, formed not only by what they've gleaned about the law, but also their personal morality. Murder is generally understood to be an intentional killing, without justification.
There are subcategories of intentional murder: For example, killing by poison, torture, or ambush are considered worse; these show intent and take a more prolonged period.
In addition to intentional killings, those resulting from incredibly reckless behavior qualify for murder, too. It makes sense: If someone shoots a gun into a crowd of people, someone is highly likely to die -- even though the defendant could truthfully say he didn't actually aim for the victim. It's important to remember that this kind of murder is not defined simply by the stupidity of the actions -- the defendant must have been aware of the risk, and have acted with a depraved indifference to human life.
These are two main kinds of murder. One is intentional, and the other involves behavior so indifferent to human life and so close to intentional that it might as well have been. Those definitions make sense.
But then there's felony murder.
Call it what you will, but the "felony murder rule" is murder in name only. In fact, it's a first-degree murder charge for an admittedly unintentional killing. More specifically, it's a killing that happens during the commission of an inherently dangerous felony.
With this definition, the policy behind the felony murder rule becomes immediately apparent: deterrence. The rule sends a powerful message to would-be felons: burglary, arson, rape, robbery, and kidnapping are so dangerous that a defendant should know that an innocent person is likely to die. If you intend to rob a bank, then you know a bank teller might die. Therefore, you, too, should be charged with murder, along with that robbery -- even if you were driving the getaway car and not the one who pulled the trigger.
To felony murder supporters, it doesn't matter that a defendant is charged with murder, even a defendant they know didn't actually kill anyone and who didn't want anyone to die. To them, the ends of the felony murder rule justify the means: If you don't want to catch a murder case, don't rob banks.
It's the cases like Justin Ross Harris that really test the morality of the rule, while exposing some logical problems with its application. Georgia has a very broad felony murder statute: The only limitation on the type of underlying felony for a felony murder conviction is that the crime must be "inherently dangerous to human life."
Also in Georgia, a conviction for felony murder may be predicated on second degree child cruelty, which qualifies as that "inherently dangerous felony." That's what has happened so far in this case. The prosecution has charged Harris with second degree child cruelty, and used that charge as the predicate felony for the murder charge. There's just one problem: The second degree cruelty charge is a negligence crime.
That means Harris is charged with murder using a felony charge that is an unintentional crime. In other words, Georgia reserves the charge of murder for the most intentional, depraved conduct, but if you do something unintentional but negligent, that can be a qualifying felony.
So, charging Harris with felony murder predicated on child neglect was a brilliant strategic move by the prosecutors. Proving a specific intent to kill in this case will be more difficult than proving mere carelessness in parenting. And if both are murder, then there's no reason to charge the more difficult crime to prove.
Of course, at the preliminary hearing, you'd never know that the charge was negligence, because we heard ample evidence of malicious intent. The defense attorney made a reasoned argument that the prosecution's state-of-mind evidence was thinly disguised, improper character evidence, but the judge sided with the prosecution and allowed this damning evidence in against Harris. The sexting, the life insurance policy, the Internet searches, had nothing to do with Harris' alleged negligence -- remember, right now, negligence is the only basis of the felony murder charge.
It's as if the prosecution put on a hearing for a specific intent crime, malice murder, that hasn't been charged yet. That's why the preliminary hearing was just a harbinger of things to come. Why put on evidence of so much malice if it wasn't really germane to a charge of neglect? Because we'll probably see upgraded charges in the near future, once this case goes to a grand jury.
It's very likely that the felony murder charges will only be a short chapter in the prosecution of Justin Ross Harris. However, they present an opportunity to open a debate traditionally reserved for legal scholars and philosophers: Is felony murder an unfair legal fiction that overly punishes people for unintentional killings? Or, is the overall message to would-be felons worth ignoring the logical inconsistencies of the felony murder rule? In law, as in many things, legal minds can differ on whether the ends justify the means.
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How Bizarre
I'm feeling a bit random today. So expect...the unexpected. [waggling eyebrows in a hopefully dramatic fashion]
How about a construction worker merman?
I'm sure there must be an absolutely fascinating back story to this, but I don't have it. It reminds me of that time eons ago when Christopher Lowell dressed up as a mermaid on his show, though - anyone remember that? (Wait, what am I saying? How could you forget something like that?)
Here's one for those of you celebrating the torrid love affair between your pet lobster and rubber ducky:
I would pick on the redundancy of "12 month anniversary", but frankly I'm more concerned over this being a stock design. Just how many people out there are encouraging relationships between their seafood and bath toys, anyway?
Or how about this gem from last St. Patrick's Day?
You're really giving me some mixed signals here, Mr. Rich Irish Carrot. I mean, first you offer me monetary incentive to kiss you, but then you go and look all horrified by my appearance. Ok, so maybe I don't look my best right now, but it's still kind of rude to shield your sensitive regions* with that coin. Now pucker up, blue-eyes, or I'll sic my Carrot Jockeys on you.
Anne J., Meaghan L., and Rabi W. & Thomas M., I'll give you a nickel if you write "Kiss Me, I'm a Cake Wrecks fan" on your forehead and photograph yourself in public. (Our advertising budget is up from "nonexistent" to "Whatever I've got in my pocket." So I could also offer you a half-used tube of Blistex. Any takers?)
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Annual Report of the AAVSO
The Annual Report of the AAVSO describes the activities of the AAVSO over the past fiscal year, and provides general information about the organization.
The following is a list of the specific funds to which you may contribute. If you do not wish to specify how you would like your donation to be used, the AAVSO will determine the fund where it is needed most and place it there.
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Advanced RN - Cardiovascular (CVICU) - Nights - *Orlando*
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Advanced Cardiovascular Registered Nurse - CVICU - Cardio Vascular ICU - Orlando
AdventHealth Orlando seeks to hire a Advanced Cardiothoracic Registered Nurse who will embrace our mission to extend the healing ministry of Christ.
Facility Profile:
Located on a lush tropical campus, our flagship hospital, 1,107-bed AdventHealth Orlando, serves as the major tertiary facility for much of the Southeast, the Caribbean and South America. AdventHealth Orlando houses one of the largest Emergency Departments and largest cardiac catheterization labs in the country. We are already one of the busiest hospitals in the nation, providing service excellence to more than 32,000 inpatients and 125,000 outpatients each year
Department Profile:
The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) is a 44-bed post-open heart recovery area and a cardiac intensive care unit. The department cares for over 2,000 cardiac surgery patients per year which ranks first in the state and third in the country. Our heart transplant program was the top program in volume in the Southeastern US in 2016. The program also includes care for patients with mechanical circulatory devices, care for patients on full life support via VA and VV ECMO (Extra corporeal membrane oxygenation) with the support of Perfusionists and ECMO Specialists; as well as Centrimag, Impella, and LVAD (Heartmate II, III, and Heartware).
Our Silver Beacon Award status and ECMO program in which was awarded, "Center of Excellence", Gold status by the ELSO organization for 2018-2021, is evidence that we strive to achieve excellent patient outcomes and an exceptional working environment.
Our surgeons and critical care team collaborate to create holistic care plans suited for each patient. Multidisciplinary rounds are led by our unit medical director and critical care intensivists. Our robust Nursing Governance Council actively participates in continuous quality improvement.
Work Hours/Shifts:
3/12's 7p-7a
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Job Summary:
The Advanced Cardiothoracic Registered Nurse works in the highly specialized cardiothoracic intensive care unit or operating room that caters to the needs of patients requiring constant monitoring and whose clinical conditions are considered critical. The Advanced Cardiothoracic Registered Nurse is adept at responding to changes in patient condition that could lead to serious complications and providing immediate interventions as required. The nurse is comfortable in operating and managing complex medical equipment and assisting physicians in the management of the patient. They are responsible for providing and supervising direct and indirect total nursing care responsibilities to identified age specific groups. Utilizes the nursing process (assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating) in achieving the goals of the nursing department. Adheres to the AdventHealth Corporate Compliance Plan and to all rules and regulations of all applicable local, state and federal agencies and accrediting bodies. Actively participates in outstanding customer service and accepts responsibility in maintaining relationships that are equally respectful to all.
Knowledge, Skills, Education, & Experience Required:
Licensure, Certification, or Registration Required:
Job Responsibilities:
Demonstrates through behavior AdventHealth's Core Values of Keep Me Safe, Love Me, Make it Easy, and Own it as outlined in the organization's Performance Excellence Program.
If you want to be a part of a team that is dedicated to delivering the highest quality in patient care, we invite you to explore the RN opportunity with AdventHealth Orlando and apply online today.
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Advanced Cardiothoracic Registered Nurse, RN, Registered Nurse, Cardio Vascular, Cardiac, ICU, Orlando, ECMO


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The Importance and Value of PXI Multi-Vendor Interoperability
1 Hour | Webcast - Aufzeichnung | Where & When
What is the Webcast About?
The strength of PXI lies in its widespread adoption as an open, multi-vendor technology platform for test and measurement. PXI now boasts over 70 technology manufacturers supplying over 1500 modules which allows for a very comprehensive ecosystem and limitless system development opportunities. In this seminar you will learn more about how the requirements of the PXI Standard create the framework of interoperability between modules/controllers/chassis designs from the variety of vendors building PXI (and PXI Express) instruments. You will also see examples of interoperability between leading PXI instrument providers.
Who Should View this Webcast?
This seminar will be valuable to engineers designing, specifying or creating automated test systems.
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Cutting Edge Resources for STEM Faculty
(STEM = Science + Technology + Engineering + Mathematics)
On the Cutting Edge is an NSF-sponsored comprehensive faculty development project for geoscience educators. It combines a program of faculty development workshops with the development of online pedagogical and educational resources. While the examples in the online resources are primarily taken from the geosciences, the pedagogies are appropriate for teaching in any of the STEM disciplines (and in many cases, beyond). Here are links to Cutting Edge resources that may be of particularly high interest to STEM educators in fields other than the geosciences.
Assessment of Learning
Course Design
Data, Simulations and Models
Online Teaching
Service Learning
Web Design
Preparing for an Academic Career
Early Career Faculty
Climate Change
Complex Systems
Geology and Human Health
Public Policy
Rates and Time
Jump down to Enhancing Teaching and Learning * Managing Your Career * Interdisciplinary Science
Enhancing Teaching and Learning
- Affective Domain
- The affective domain includes factors such as student motivation, attitudes, perceptions and values. As science faculty, we naturally emphasize the cognitive domain in our teaching. Yet the affective domain can significantly enhance, inhibit or even prevent student learning. Educators can increase their effectiveness by considering the affective domain in planning courses, delivering lectures and activities, and assessing student learning.
- Assessment of Learning
- What we teach and what students learn are related, but they are not the same. Assessing what your students are learning is an essential component of successful teaching. This module includes a set of pages on a wide variety of assessment tools and information on how to design and conduct educational research projects.
- Course Design
- A well-designed course combines high-level disciplinary content with appropriately selected pedagogical methods. This online course design tutorial walks you step by step through the design of an effective STEM course: articulating clear, measurable learning goals; choosing or designing educational activities to support those goals; selecting pedagogies appropriate for those activities (in any size class); and assessing student learning.
- Data, Simulations and Models
- Today's science education reaches well beyond traditional teaching tools. With the addition of computers in many science classrooms and laboratories, faculty have unprecedented opportunity to create innovative learning experiences by bringing real-world data sets and models and simulations of science processes into the classroom. This site provides resources to help faculty use these resources effectively and easily, by providing access to teaching materials, tips from the classroom and literature about the supporting pedagogy. While the examples are taken from the field of geoscience, the page on pedagogy is broadly applicable.
- Metacognition
- An awareness of the learning process can improve learning dramatically (e.g. How People Learn , NRC 2000). Yet students are rarely taught how to develop this awareness. We can help our students to improve their learning by incorporating metacognition into our courses: by having them think about their thinking and by helping them to become aware of and monitor their learning strategies.
- Online Teaching
- Colleges and universities are increasing their online offerings as a means of reaching a wider audience, offering a convenient course format for part-time students, connecting students with faculty who may not share the same campus, concentrating students in specialized courses with traditionally low enrollment, and controlling costs. Regardless of the format, topic or setting, many types of online classrooms share successful strategies and common challenges. Although these pages arose from a workshop on teaching geoscience online, the resources are broadly applicable to online teaching and learning.
- Service Learning
- Service–learning energizes and engages your students to practice the concepts and skills you want them to learn by addressing problems that are important to your community. Their learning takes place in the context of the local region that many of you call home. Student retention can improve because of this community link. Students own their observations and data and can be more easily led to quantitative analysis. Although these pages arose from a workshop on service learning in the geosciences, most of the resources are broadly applicable.
- Visualizations
- The use of visualizations - diagrams, images, animations, maps, and more - is an essential tool in helping students to visualize 3-dimensional objects and dynamic processes. This site includes pages on what educational and cognitive science research tell us about best practices in the use of visualizations; what makes an effective visualization; and tools for creating visualizations.
- Web Design
- Effective use of the web can enhance student learning in a multitude of ways, from the incorporation of real data sets in STEM courses to instantaneous feedback via online quizzes. This site addresses how to begin the process of putting resources on the web, how to design the educational content of those resources and how to design and build the actual resource.
Managing Your Career
- Preparing for an Academic Career
- Graduate students and postdocs preparing for careers in academia face a variety of challenges: finding a position that will be a good fit, both intellectually and personally; preparing and teaching multiple new courses; and launching a research career of one's own. This collection of resources demystifies those transitions and offers proven strategies for success.
- Early Career Faculty
- New faculty members often wonder how to be effective, efficient teachers while developing a thriving research program, setting themselves up to get tenure, and to balance all of the demands on their time so that they can succeed without having to sacrifice their sanity. These pages highlight the strategies developed by exemplary faculty members - those who are particularly successful, right from the start - for maximizing efficiency while minimizing stress.
Interdisciplinary Science
- Climate Change
- Quaternary climate change is one of the most complex, yet relevant issues facing researchers and educators today. Not only is the topic scientifically complex, but there are economic, social and political ramifications as well. This site will allow educators to locate and use the best resources for teaching about Earth's climate system and the changing climate over the past one million years. Here you will find climate data, visualizations, teaching activities and case studies. By learning from past climate changes, we can apply this to present-day and future climate shifts.
- Complex Systems
- The study of complex systems encompasses a broad range of topics, including cycles, feedback loops, and chaotic behavior. The dynamic, non-linear behavior inherent in complex systems poses particular challenges for teaching and learning. This site includes an introduction to complex systems, focusing on the fundamental concepts, and a set of pages about promising pedagogical approaches to teaching complex systems thinking.
- Geology and Human Health
- Geology contributes in many ways to human health issues - in water and air quality and quantity, natural and anthropogenic health hazards, as a controlling factor in the epidemiology of water- and air-borne diseases, and in the development of public health policy. The interdisciplinary field of "medical geology" is therefore of increasing importance in education and to society at large. These resources may be of especially high interest to anyone in biology or pre-med programs looking for real-world examples of how societal choices are affecting human health.
- Public Policy
- We teach our students to think as scientists, but that is only half the job. Sound science also needs to translate into public policy. Science and public policy should be integrated, not only in the government but also in our classrooms. This website provides ideas and resources for educators to add elements of public policy to existing geoscience courses, to create new learning materials that relate earth science and policy, or to see how policy issues can be taught across the geoscience curriculum. With its strong focus on geoscience-related policy issues, this site is probably most useful to anyone teaching environmental science.
- Rates and Time
- According to the Mathematics Association of America, a quantitatively literate citizen can use mathematics to solve real-world problems (MMA, 1998) (more info) . To achieve that goal, students need practice. The activities available here encompass a range of examples of geologic rates and time scales.


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Battling another cough or cold? Feeling tired all the time? Taking a daily walk or following a simple exercise routine a few times a week may help you feel better.
Exercise not only helps your immune system fight off simple bacterial and viral infections, it decreases your chances of developing heart disease, osteoporosis, and cancer.
We don't know exactly how exercise increases your immunity to certain illnesses, but there are several theories.
While exercise is beneficial, be careful not to "overdo" it. People who already exercise regularly are cautioned not to develop too vigorous a workout program in the hopes of increasing the immunity benefits. Heavy, long-term exercise (such as marathon running and intense gym training) could actually decrease the amount of white blood cells circulating through the body and increase the presence of stress-related hormones.
Studies have shown that the people who benefit most from starting (and sticking to) an exercise program are those who go from a sedentary ("couch potato") lifestyle to a moderately energetic lifestyle. A moderate program can consist of:
Exercise can help us feel better about ourselves, just by making us feel more energetic and healthier. So go ahead, take that aerobics class or go for that walk -- and feel better and healthier for it.
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Barrett B. Viral upper respiratory infection. In: Rakel D. Integrative Medicine. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 20.
Hewitt MJ. Writing an exercise prescription. In: Rakel D. Integrative Medicine. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 90.
Johnson R, Knopp W. Nonorthopaedic conditions. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 3.
Reviewed by: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Washington, School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
Notice: The information provided herein should not be used during any medical emergency or for the diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. A licensed physician should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment of any and all medical conditions. Call 911 for all medical emergencies. Links to other sites are provided for information only -- they do not constitute endorsements of those other sites. Copyright 1997-2012, A.D.A.M., Inc. Any duplication or distribution of the information contained herein is strictly prohibited.


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iPhone 'photo lawyer' app to take the stand
'You sold a clone Mac, and we've got proof'
Register Hardware has seen some bizarre iPhone applications in the past, but this one may take the cake? We've come across one that, the developer claims, puts a lawyer in your iPhone.
Shoot & Proof turns your iPhone into a legal eagle. Allegedly.
Shoot & Proof, developed by French firm Codasystems, works with your iPhone's camera to help you capture photographic evidence of everything from, say, a recently rear-ended car, to that delivery which arrived smashed to bits.
Each image can, Codasystems has claimed, be used as legal evidence because a whole gamut of information, including a time stamp, watermark and snapping location, is automatically recorded when you take the picture.
The application records the photo's location using a mix of GPS and Wi-Fi or GSM base-station triangulation.
And the jury won't have reason to believe that you've tampered with the photo, because Shoot & Proof images are automatically uploaded onto Codasystem's servers for safe-keeping.
A launch date and price for Shoot & Proof hasn't been cleared with Codasystem's legal team, yet. ®
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I'm guessing this is either supposed to be a pregnant woman, a pot-bellied man, or a fat Irish cherub who dances for spare change. I've yet to decide which of those options would make the pasties least disturbing, though. [tilting head thoughtfully] Hmm. Maybe the cherub.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Trevor Setty of Pikeville (Ky.) has been named the NAIA National Division I Men's Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Setty was selected based on his performances from Feb. 11 - 17 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated groupings.
Setty, a 6-foot-8 guard from Maysville, Ky., posted back-to-back 20-point performances in a pair of key Mid-South Conference victories last week. The highlight of the week came against then-No. 3 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), as he recorded 23 points, seven rebounds and two assists. Setty followed that effort with his sixth double-double - 24 points and 10 rebounds - on the season in Pikeville's 77-75 victory over Campbellsville on Feb. 16.
For the week, the senior averaged 23.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game. Setty shot 54.2 percent (13-of-24) from the floor, including 57.1 percent (4-of-7) from 3-point range. He also made 17-of-17 attempts at the foul line.
Setty, who has scored in double figures in 25-of-26 games this season, ranks 14th nationally in scoring at 19.3 points per game. He leads the team with 188 rebounds (7.2 per game), while ranking second on the squad in free throw percentage (0.784). Setty is ninth on the Bears' all-time scoring list with 1,701 career points.
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Nominees: Richard Johnson, Allen (S.C.); Jake Owsley, Montana Western; Rustin Dowd, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.); Lo'ron Smith, Our Lady of the Lake (Texas); Darrell Miller, Fisk (Tenn.); Josh Watson, Martin Methodist (Tenn.); Orlando Collins, Hope International (Calif.); David Rawlinson, West Virginia Tech; Terrale Clark, West Virginia Tech; Melvin Rowe, Park (Mo.); Jeremiah Dunnings, William Carey (Miss.); Charlie Shorter, Mid-America Christian (Okla.).
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I suppose my blog has become a haven for my wedding stuff, but OH WELL! I think more people are reading it now that it's sort of nerdy-wedding themed, haha.
For our engagement shoot, we had no idea what we wanted to do, and didn't want to do the full cosplay option of Sailor Moon (I'm more of the cosplay fiend than my fiance), but after chatting with my resourceful friend and amazing wedding photographer Shannon Cottrell (www.libramint.com), she suggested that we feature things we like. The list I came up with was… pretty dumb, but very us: whiskey, games, manga, and tiny animals. Since we don't currently have a pet, Shannon kindly offered up her cousin's mini horse as a buddy to play with during the shoot! A MINI HORSE. His name was Lil Henri, but in my head, he was LIL SEBASTIAN (If you don't watch the show Parks and Recreation, you do not understand my excitement).
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Columnist Howard Kurtz left The Daily Beast on Thursday, the same day the website retracted one of his blog posts in which he mistakenly accused NBA player Jason Collins of hiding a previous engagement to a woman before declaring this week that he is gay.
A person close to the matter said Kurtz was fired because this was the latest in a series of high-profile errors, which detracted from the site's efforts to bolster the credibility of its news coverage. The gaffe also comes as The Daily Beast tries to succeed only online after dropping its print magazine, Newsweek, in December.
The person was not authorized to speak publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.
A spokeswoman for CNN, where Kurtz hosts the TV show "Reliable Sources," said the network is reviewing the matter. Kurtz's CNN show is about "how journalists do their jobs and how the media affect the stories they cover," according to the website. Kurtz is a former media columnist with The Washington Post and was The Daily Beast's Washington bureau chief.
CNN is also looking into Kurtz's relationship with the website Daily Download, which lists him as being on its board of advisers. A Huffington Post story on Wednesday noted that Kurtz promoted the site with more than 120 links in April, compared with around 20 for The Daily Beast and fewer for his CNN show.
In the retracted Daily Beast post, titled "Jason Collins' Other Secret," Kurtz says Collins "didn't come clean" about the fact that he was engaged to be married to a woman before declaring he was gay.
But Collins does just that in the eighth paragraph of the Sports Illustrated piece that came out Monday.
"When I was younger I dated women. I even got engaged. I thought I had to live a certain way. I thought I needed to marry a woman and raise kids with her. I kept telling myself the sky was red, but I always knew it was blue," Collins wrote.
On Thursday, The Daily Beast retracted Kurtz's post but left an amended version online, saying it "sincerely regrets Kurtz's error."
In the amended version, the website replaces the words "didn't come clean" with Kurtz saying Collins "downplayed" the engagement and "didn't dwell on it."
In 2011, Kurtz misquoted U.S. House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi criticizing the White House, which The Daily Beast attributed to him misreading a colleague's notes. A year earlier, he mistakenly attributed quotes in a story to U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa, after actually speaking to his spokesman, Kurt Bardella, on the phone.
On Twitter, Kurtz did not acknowledge any link between the most recent retraction and his departure, although he did apologize.
"Apologies: Jason Collins did mention his engagement in SI article. But he didn't tell the full story--his ex says she just learned he's gay," Kurtz tweeted.
He didn't respond to a phone message seeking comment.
Kurtz also tweeted that "as we began to move in different directions, both sides agreed it was best to part company." He added "this was in the works for some time" and that it was time for him to "move on to other opportunities."
Daily Beast Editor-in-Chief Tina Brown tweeted that Kurtz and The Daily Beast had "parted company ... we wish him well."
A statement from Brown highlighted moves the website is taking to bolster its coverage of Washington, including with new columnists such as Jon Favreau, Joshua Dubois, and Stuart Stevens. It also mentions the site won a Webby Award for Best News site this week.
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QUITAQUE – An outdoor classroom field day, living history encampments, a benefit barbecue lunch and a Sunday afternoon performance by Texas' own Grammy Award-winning Asleep at the Wheel will highlight the second annual Texas State Bison Celebration Days at Caprock Canyons State Park.
The three-day event is being held to raise funds to help continue restoration of the Texas State Bison Herd to its historic range within Caprock Canyon State Park and to allow visitors an opportunity to learn about the natural and cultural heritage of 19th century Panhandle history. The celebration allows park visitors to view up close the descendants of the great Southern Plains bison herd that once swarmed the Great Plains. Regular park entry fees will apply.
The celebration kicks off Friday, Sept. 14, with an educational field day for area school children who will learn about Native American life, Buffalo Soldiers, the lives of pioneer women and the state's 19th century ranching history.
On Saturday, the public can see and photograph the semi-free-ranging descendants of Panhandle pioneer rancher Charles Goodnight's JA Ranch bison herd saved from extinction in the late 1800s when millions of native bison were slaughtered for meat, hides and horns. Bison Celebration Day also will feature living history encampments, a geocache challenge, and a benefit barbecue lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. along with vendor exhibits in the nearby town of Quitaque.
During the celebration, visitors will be able to donate directly to the Texas State Bison Herd Restoration project or purchase merchandise to support prairie restoration efforts. Donations can be made online by visiting www.caprockpartnersfoundation.com or by calling (806) 455-1441.
On Sunday, legendary Western swing band Asleep at the Wheel will play a Buffalo Boogie Benefit Concert at 2 p.m. in a meadow on FM 1065 three miles north of Quitaque and half a mile south of the state park entrance. Tickets for the show can be purchased for $20 in advance by calling the state park at (806) 455-1492 or for $25 at the door the day of the show. There is no seating, so bring chairs and blankets.
Roughly a year ago, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department released the iconic state bison herd from a 300-acre area of Caprock Canyons State Park to roam more than 700 acres of restored native grass prairie near the Visitor Center and Theo Lake to make them more accessible to the public.
"From day one when we let the bison out, they've handled themselves perfectly and 99 percent of the people have shown respect for the animals," says park superintendent Donald Beard. "Every single aspect of the first phase, other than the park needing more rain, has been positive."
Beard says the ultimate goal of the bison project, which depends on adequate funding, is the restoration of the herd to the remainder of the state park's 15,000-acres, once part of the herd's historical range. A $65,000 grant from the Turner Foundation and monies generated from the upcoming fundraiser help the park buy needed equipment and fencing materials, and eliminate invasive trees and brush to make way for native prairie grass seeding.
The Goodnight Herd was one of the five foundation herds that supplied stock to save the American bison from extinction and was the only established Southern Plains bison herd. Caprock Canyons bison are the last descendants of the herd that supplied wild stock for Yellowstone National Park and some of the nation's largest zoos and ranches.
Caprock Canyons State Park is located about 50 miles northeast of Plainview on FM 1065 approximately 4 miles north of State Highway 86. For more information, call (806) 455-1492 or visit the TPWD Website.
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looking at district 5 i would say it is between ellendale, who got to state for the first time last season, and litchville-marion-montpelier.
ellendale has val glynn who more or less tore up the rest of the district, region and state all of last season as the cardinals finished fifth or sixth (can't remember which). what could set ellendale back is the graduation loss of their setter. she seemed to really turn it up at the region tournament as she averaged 40 or so assists in the three games prior to state.
l-m-m should have kristen cuypers and if i had to guess that should be all they need. she is a pretty decent option at the net.
lamoure is very solid from year to year, but i think they will have graduated a lot of starters and i'm not sure who they have back.
i have no clue what is going on out in district 6 for the rest of the region outlook.
from a state perspective, what else is out there? the state championship game between bottineau and thopmson featured quite a few seniors...does any team look pretty tough early on?


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Burbank and Burroughs High School alumni, some who hadn't seen one another in decades, joined forces on the links of DeBell Golf Course for the Anson Williams Charity Classic to raise funds for the two schools' alumni associations, Service Dogs for American Veterans and the Davis-Gingell Foundation this past Friday.
"We are very appreciative that Anson Williams, who attended Burbank High School and of course is best known for his role as Potsy on the classic television series 'Happy Days,' loaned his name to the tournament to help make it a success," said the event's coordinator, Guy Gingell.
The brainchild of Gingell, Friday's tournament, along with the foundation he oversees with his wife, Allison Davis-Gingell, stemmed from a set of circumstances involving an old Burbank High classmate. "I had heard, through Facebook, that one of my classmates, Bob Holst, was terminally ill," Gingell said. "He was living in Pittsburgh, and when I called and told him I wanted to fly back and see him, he said not to come because he was too sick."
Desperately wanting to do something for his old pal, Gingell learned Holst had not seen his two sons, John and Eric Holst, in years, and that they didn't have the financial resources to fly back and see him. "I put up the money, and the kids went to see him just a few days before he died," Gingell said.
When word of his act of kindness spread, it sparked a domino effect that saw other Burbank High alumni send checks to repay Gingell. It also caught the attention of a wealthy businessman acquaintance who was so impressed by Gingell's compassion and generosity that he assisted the Gingells in establishing a foundation to help others in need.
Friday's tournament, sponsored by Volvo Rents and Community Chevrolet and led by team captains Mike Feix representing Burbank High and actor Clint Howard representing Burroughs, included participation by Burbank Parks Commissioner Mickey DePalo, NBA Hall of Fame player and coach Lenny Wilkens, Randy Wilkens, Brigid and Bob Graham, Betty Worland, Jim Grasse, John Whitt, Barry Erickson, Ron Panich and the Holst boys — John and Eric who were accompanied by John's fiancée, Tanna Byrne.
Others who enjoyed the day on the links included Tess Apinchapone, Bob Bauman, Chuck Berry, Joe Bronlend, Barry Cadwallader, Sean Ceglinsky, James Chae, Sean Cyphers, Kelsey Danzeisen, Brady Dunayer, Bob Elliot, Matt Flynn, Peter Fong, Bruce Frishette, Joany Gao, Marty Garrison, John and Tony Gofredo, Bob Graham, Steve Hamilton, Allan Hoffmaster, Dave Hourigan, Chris Kesicbasian, Keith Kimura, Lou Lanteri, Patrick Londono, Pavipa Losakul, Al Martens, Tim McGuire, Mark McMillan, Don Melton and Chris Morris.
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Men's Soccer looks to continue record start to 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (September 19, 2011) – The ETSU men's soccer team will play its second home game in four days, as they welcome Virginia Tech to Summers-Taylor Stadium on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
The Bucs (5-1-0) currently own the best record in the Atlantic Sun, having won two games in a row after defeating Davidson in their largest combined scoring game of the year, 3-2, on Saturday night. The five wins through their first six games is the best start the Buccaneers have gotten off to in program history.
ETSU is ranked No. 3 in the NSCAA/Continental Tire South Region poll, receiving votes in the NSCAA's national poll and is ranked No. 25 nationally by Goal.com.
David Geno (Kingsport, Tenn.) was the hero for ETSU over the weekend against the Wildcats, scoring the game-winner in the 87th minute of a 2-2 game to notch the Bucs' 14th-consecutive home victory over an unranked opponent. The goal was Geno's third of the year to tie him for the team lead with senior Aaron Schoenfeld (Knoxville, Tenn.), who also scored in the game. Schoenfeld and Geno also lead the team in points, combining for nine and seven respectively.
Another offensive threat for the Buccaneers has been junior Alesi Osorio (Austin, Texas). Osorio has scored two goals, one game-winner, tallied two assists through the first six contests and is tied with Geno and Schoenfeld for the team lead in shots on goal with seven. Newcomer Frank Doumbe (Silver Spring, Md.) has scored one goal, but leads the team in assists having registered three in his first season with ETSU.
Recording four shutouts so far to lead the conference, redshirt sophomore Ryan Coulter (Dublin, Ireland) will look to hold down the Hokies. Along with shutouts, Coulter leads the A-Sun in four statistical categories including goals against average (0.97), save percentage (.818) and shutouts per game (0.67).
Virginia Tech (3-3-0, 1-1-0 ACC) opened the season with a disappointing, 2-1, loss to Howard, but seem to be putting everything together at the right moment. The Hokies have won three of their last four games, including a thrilling home-win over then-No. 1 North Carolina in double overtime.
On Friday, Virginia Tech played its second game against a nationally ranked squad, but fell to then-No. 11 Boston College in a very high scoring, 4-3, overtime contest. The Eagles scored in the third minute of the first overtime to put away the Hokies.
David Clemens leads Virginia tech in scoring, having netted two goals off a team-leading 14 shots. The team's six other goals on the year have been netted by six different Hokies.
In their previous, and only, meeting back on Sept. 13, 2009, the Bucs and Hokies played to a, 1-1, draw at Thompson Field.
Live stats will be offered throughout Tuesday night's game, and live video will be provided courtesy of ASun.TV.
Fans in attendance will be treated to a limited supply of free food courtesy of Wendy's. The pregame festivities will also include a chili cook-off amongst ETSU's Greek organizations, with the winner earning a year's supply of Wendy's and his/her organization receiving one free meal.
Buc fans should also help ETSU celebrate the International Day of Peace. Before Tuesday night's contest, the ETSU Honors College will be providing pregame activities for fans helping to support the cause.
For more information on ETSU men's soccer, please visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's soccer links.


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We will be looking at webinars over the next few editions of our newsletter. We will also be running an online seminar on running webinars later this summer.
But to get the ball rolling, here are our top ten tips for running successful webinars.
1. Don't scrimp on the technology.
If the software you use isn't up to it you might as well throw in the towel as you can't afford any broken connections or desperately long waits while the next slide loads. WebEx and Adobe Connect are pretty trustworthy. DimDim is for those with limited budgets. Be careful of using Voice over IP when your bandwidth is limited – best to do a phone conference and then have screen-sharing virtually.
2. Prepare everything beforehand.
Load all the exercises/presentations into the 'room' beforehand and put them in the right order – you will have more than enough on your hands so don't sort things out on the fly.
3. Think like a talk show host.
When presenting, think of yourself like a radio talkshow host – you need to keep the energy levels up and bring out the best of your 'guests'.
4. Make notes of what people say.
So, you can refer back to it at the end – to thank everyone for contributing and make them feel more special.
5. Build in polls and regular interactions.
You will get many introverted souls who find it even harder to interact with the group than in traditional classrooms. Taking regular polls keeps them involved on an ongoing basis. Encourage them to make comments even if they are not talking.
6. Always try to have two facilitators.
One of you should act as the MC and the other concentrate on chat conversations and handling the technical side of things.
7. Rehearse and prepare for the worst.
So, if you are using VoIP, make sure you have a phone conference fallback. Make sure everyone has a copy of the presentation so if all fails you can just have a phone discussion. Above all, rehearse and practise using the technology, so you know what to do when it does occasionally go wrong.
8. Record it all.
You will always get people who miss your webinar and some who get called away through no fault of their own. So, make sure you record it (either using the built-in tools with the conferencing software or your own PC microphone and a recorder like Audacity). If you have a tool like WebEx, this recording will synch with whatever was shown on the screen – an excellent low-cost training resource for those who can't attend your sessions
9. Build in follow-up activities.
Post the slides and recordings and encourage further dialogue in the form of comments and follow-up exercises prior to the next webinar. Make webinars a central part of blended programmes – then you will get higher turnouts.
10. Try to enjoy it all and don't worry.
Participants are often very patient when things go wrong as long as you show a sense of humour. Just be yourself and relax and enjoy the whole experience. This will put everyone else at ease and will make it something they will want to repeat again in the future.
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'I knew I was a mom when ...'
Before they become mothers, women are daughters, wives, friends and sometimes sisters. They grow accustomed to these roles. But then suddenly, they cross a threshold and take on a new primary role in life.
Some undoubtedly feel like a mom right away, immediately after delivery. For others, it is a process.
As Mother's Day approaches, the Express-News would like to hear how you would complete the phrase: "I knew I was a mom when ... "
In 150 words or less, send your response to email@example.com and put "Mother's Day" in the subject line. Please include a photo of yourself with your child or children. We prefer JPEGs and only photos submitted via email will be accepted. Include all identifying information (names, location, year the photo was taken, etc.) and your name and daytime phone number.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - The No. 8 Georgia College & State University baseball (29-11) rattled off 15 hits in an 11-5 rout of the University of West Georgia (13-25) today (April 15) at John Kurtz Field.
Designated hitter Buddy Elmore (Dallas) and rightfielder Derek Johns (Waynesville, Ga.) had three hits apiece to pace the Bobcat offensive onslaught. The 3-4-5 hitters went a combined 9-for-13 with eight RBI and seven runs.
Georgia College got three in the very first inning, getting RBI singles from Johns, Steve Muoio (Rochester, N.Y.) and Brooks Robinson (Evans, Ga.). All told, the Bobcat bats had four multi-run innings.
Johns finished 3-for-5 with three runs and two RBI, while Elmore was 3-for-4 plating a pair and scoring twice, including a two-run home run in the third. Muoio was 2-for-2 with an RBI, and catcher Pete Paris (Scranton, Pa.) added a 2-for-3 effort, scoring once and driving in two. Junior Andrew Evans (Milledgeville, Ga.) knocked a two-run laser-beam over the leftfield fence in the sixth in his only trip to the plate.
Junior righty Kyle Cravey (Cordele, Ga.) nabbed the win (3-0) going the first three innings of shutout ball, allowing just two hits and fanning one.
The Bobcats are back in action Saturday, April 18 at 1 p.m. for a doubleheader at UNC Pembroke.
Visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame. The GCSU Department of Athletics sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at Twitter.com username GCSUSID for up-to-the-minute reports.


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An Aiken man reported on Monday that an unknown person had been making fraudulent transactions on his debit card.
Two men doing yard work for Ruby Tuesday on Whiskey Road on Monday reported that someone took their equipment they left while eating lunch at Chick-fil-A.
An unknown man ran from a store on York Street on Monday after he reportedly tried to pay for an order with a counterfeit bill.
Graffiti was reported on road signs on Banks Mill Road on Friday.
An Aiken man was detained for disorderly conduct on Chesterfield Street on Monday after being involved in a verbal altercation with several people. The man reportedly smelled of alcoholic beverage and exhibited signs of intoxication.
A Beech Island woman reported on Monday that someone had been making fraudulent transactions on her debit card.
An Aiken woman reported to the Sheriff's Office on Sunday that her mailbox was stolen from outside her Three Notch Road home.
An abandoned vehicle blocking the roadway was reported on Jerusalem Branch Road in Salley. The vehicle was towed.
A Warrenville woman reported that someone struck her vehicle while she was driving on Old Aiken Road in North Augusta. The incident caused a dent and scratches to the victim's vehicle.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office responded to burglaries on Beatty Drive and Southeastern Lane in Aiken.
Two vehicle break-ins were reported on Beaver Creek Lane in Aiken. A satellite radio and a cell phone were reported missing.
A 46-year-old woman was detained after she allegedly shoplifted from Reid's on Jefferson Davis Highway in Langley on Monday.
A juvenile was detained after he allegedly shoplifted from Bi-Lo on Jefferson Davis Highway in Beech Island on Monday.


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Pope Puzzles.
Now the Roman Catholic Church, will have two Popes, ' The Pope ' and ' The Pope Emeritus '.
Do you consider that there may be grounds in which they can work in conjunction in matters of reform, in comparison with how St Peter and St James did in Acts 15?
Reform such as recognizing ordination of women clergy, and in allowing Priests to marry?
Would you, as a follower of Roman Catholicism sanction reform on this basis? - for it is Biblical.
Would you, as one of another denomination or order, accept this kind of Biblical reform?
Would you, as one of another denomination or order, take umbrage at an instituting of St James to a secondary leadership role within the Roman Catholic Church?
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Your church is complicit with the harm brought upon its followers, if in the due course of events, its laws are superseded by different circumstances, with which those laws being not remodeled by those of authority within your church, are responsible for causing that harm.
With this felicitous moment in Roman Catholic Church history, their church has the opportunity to emulate St Peter and St James in remodeling laws, for these today which are rueful, such as requiring all priests to be chaste, all who are not of the substance suitable for an unmarried chaste life, and some cause damage; and laws which don't concur with the changed status of Women within our global world, those laws being set for the Levant of Roman times, where Women of those times had little status with the masses, and where the Word would have been derided when sent by Women disciples, in those inclement times.
So far at this stage (2013-06-30) unsubstantial comments have addressed the subject, e.g's - Jeff: he infers that the content is amiss, but is mute as to which vital points are amiss; and Prowler: who states that the content makes assumptions, which is baseless, for the content as stated - is for one to consider.
Here are some formalities for any ongoing future discussion, should there be any who choose to address the post's premise, that the two Popes of the Roman Catholic Church have an opportunity to remodel harmful church regimen, to enact reform and be in line with our current times and knowledge. Two areas of damage concerning the churches of today, pederasty and pedophilia upon our children; and the deprivation of status within the church upon our Women; are examples where reform can prevent harm from those who intervene with their fiendish reach; and where it can uplift Women for their work within the flock.
1: Pope Francis represents Peter, and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI represents James the Just by way of this post's description of reform.
Observations of Roman Catholic etiquette have seen Francis seated on the right and Benedict on the left, and both dress in the white robes of holiness.
2.Peter, in Holy Scripture is named Chief Apostle and addresses councils as such. James in Holy Scripture, is Judge in disputes concerning the church, and judges councils as such.
3.The decrees of the forefathers are written for example in Deuteronomy 17, of which Peter and James emulated in likewise fashion, modeled for their times, of Acts 15.


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In Allen Drury's Advise and Consent, the president's left-wing nominee for Secretary of State has a secret. As a young man — echoes of the Hiss case — he was a member of a Communist cell.
Leffingwell's Communist past is a secret that must be covered up. Complications ensue, giving life to a Washington novel that is one of our favorites. Novelist Thomas Mallon renders his considered literary judgment in his fiftieth anniversary tribute to the novel.
Times have changed, of course. With President Obama's nomination of John Kerry as Secretary of State, what were once vices are now habits and hardly worthy of mention in polite company, as in this Boston Globe backgrounder.
Kerry seems to have been wrong on pretty much every foreign policy issue he has addressed in the course of a long public career, stretching back to 1971. As an undergraduate, I saw him in person at the time peddling the vicious lies that turned him into a celebrity. I believed him because I was credulous and sophomoric, but what excuse does he have?
Like Leffingwell, Kerry has been worse than mistaken. But it's no secret. It's out there in the open, and the guy nevertheless came within a hair of being elected president in 2004. John Perazzo concisely reviews the public record of the man Obama saluted as "the perfect choice" to be his Secretary of State:
The historical record informs us that not only has John Kerry been on the wrong side of every major foreign policy issue for most of his adult life, including Iraq, Nicaragua and most recently in Syria, but he has routinely engaged in deception to conceal his folly. What's worse, Kerry has a clear record of giving aid and comfort to America's enemies, all the while never missing an opportunity to viciously trash our brave forces fighting against them.
"With Obama's nomination of Kerry to head the State Department, therefore, a look back at Kerry's 'service' to this country becomes more pertinent than ever[,]" Perazzo writes. History must be told and Perazzo remembers.


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Eddie Murphy has been confirmed as the host of the 2012 Oscars.
Telecast producers Brett Ratner and Don Mischer made the official announcement on Tuesday September 6) just days after the Rush Hour director made it clear that the funnyman was his first choice to host the 84th annual awards show in February (12).
Ratner says, "Eddie is a comedic genius, one of the greatest and most influential live performers ever. With his love of movies, history of crafting unforgettable characters and his iconic performances – especially on stage – I know he will bring excitement, spontaneity and tremendous heart to the show Don and I want to produce in February."
Murphy adds, "I am enormously honoured to join the great list of past Academy Award hosts from (Bob) Hope and (Johnny) Carson to (Billy) Crystal, (Steve) Martin and (Whoopi) Goldberg, among others.
"I'm looking forward to working with Brett and Don on creating a show that is enjoyable for both the fans at home and for the audience at the Kodak Theatre as we all come together to celebrate and recognise the great film contributions and collaborations from the past year."
Murphy has never won an Oscar but he was nominated in 2006 for his supporting role in Dreamgirls.
Oscars bosses are hoping Murphy will be a big hit among film fans and critics after they were savaged for the appointment of Anne Hathaway and James Franco as co-hosts at this year's (11) Academy Awards.


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"By now many will have seen the news stories reporting how an animal rights group sent up a small drone with cameras attached to take video of a group of hunters out on a pigeon shoot. The hunters responded to the drone by shooting it down."
Classic. The author of this item, Kenneth Anderson, goes on to consider some of the legal issues posed by the use of drones not just by the military and law enforcement bodies, but private civilians.
I want one. And you can buy them on the internet. One such drone gets checked out by Technology Review.


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Editorial Page Editor Bruce Dold will lead a discussion about marriage equality in the next Chicago Forward on Oct. 1.
The event is at 6 p.m. at the Museum of Broadcast Communications, 360 N. State St. For tickets, which cost $20: https://cfmarriage.eventbrite.com/
The backdrop for this session is state legislators' debate over whether to legalize same-sex marriage in Illinois. The conversation will include time for audience questions.
Here is information about the panelists:
- Chicago alderman Deb Mell (33rd) represents the neighborhoods of Albany Park, Avondale, Irving Park and Ravenswood Manor. She was a state representative from 2009 until earlier this year, representing Illinois' 40th district.
A graduate of Cornell College, she holds a dual degree in political science and history. Mell is a marathon runner, a breast cancer survivor, an active aunt and a proud Chicagoan. She lives in the same neighborhood she grew up in with her wife, Christin Baker.
- State Rep. Greg Harris (D-Chicago) has served in the Illinois General Assembly since 2006. He represents Illinois' 13th district, which includes parts of Uptown, Ravenswood, Lincoln Square, North Center, West Ridge and Bowmanville. Harris previously served for 14 years as chief of staff for Chicago Alderman Mary Ann Smith (48th) and in a number of senior management positions with the National Home Furnishings Association.
Harris is an openly gay member of the Legislature and openly a person with AIDS. His legislative priorities include public safety, education, affordable housing, accessible health and mental health care, LGBT and HIV issues and economic development.
- Robert Gilligan was named executive director of the Catholic Conference of Illinois in 2003, after serving as associate director for six years. He also is the current president of the National Association of State Catholic Conference Directors Association.
His experience includes serving as chief of legislative services for the Arizona Department of Economic Security and at the political consulting firm of Jamieson and Guiterrez in Phoenix, Ariz. He has a bachelor's degree from Marquette University and a master's degree from Arizona State University.
- Peter Breen is vice president and senior counsel of the Thomas More Society, a national public interest law firm based in Chicago. Breen has appeared in state and federal courts across the country in cases dealing with pro-life legal advocacy, marriage and religious liberty. He regularly appears on local and national television, radio and print media as an expert legal analyst.
In 2012, Peter was appointed to serve as one of three Special Assistant State's Attorneys representing five county clerks to defend Illinois' marriage law in the Cook County Circuit Court. He has also represented the National Organization for Marriage and Illinois Family Institute.
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