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Coders have never been more important to the security of the Internet. By identifying and disclosing vulnerabilities, coders are able to improve security for every person who depends on information systems for their daily life and work. Yet this week, the South African's Department of Justice and Constitutional Development is closing its open invitation to comment on a vague and sweeping draft computer crime bill that threatens to create legal woes for security researchers who expose security flaws—and in addition, create disproportionate new penalties for online hate speech and copyright infringement.
The Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill (PECB) has received harsh criticism inside and outside of Pakistan since its radical re-drafting in April of this year. A coalition of Pakistan's leading online rights groups and businesses warned the current version, written with no input from legal experts or technologists, would "adversely impact the IT industry…. and [the] constitutional rights and safeguards guaranteed to citizens". Human Rights Watch went further, saying it constitutes "clear and present danger to human rights". But it took one of Pakistan's leading legal experts on computer crime jurisprudence, Zahid Jamil, to call the bill "by far the worst piece of cybercrime legislation in the world."
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a government, in the wake of a national security crisis—or hostage to the perceived threat of one—will pursue and in many cases enact legislation that is claimed to protect its citizens from danger, actual or otherwise. These security laws often include wide-ranging provisions that do anything but protect their citizens' rights or their safety. We have seen this happen time and time again, from the America's PATRIOT Act to Canada's C-51. The latest wave of statements by politicians after the Paris bombing implies we will see more of the same very soon.
We were out on the streets this week to march against the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement in the U.S. Capitol. We were there to demonstrate the beginning of a unified movement of diverse organizations calling on officials to review and reject the deal based on its substance, which we can finally read and dissect now that the final text is officially released.
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Citigroup's Jim Suva this evening raised his rating on shares of BlackBerry (BBRY) to Neutral from Sell, and raised his price target to $9, writing that even though he's not convinced the buyout offer of $9 a share that Fairfax Financial Holding is trying to put together will work, nevertheless his main worry, about erosion of its smartphone platform, has played out.
"Our Long term thesis of market share losses amidst BYOD threat has largely played out," he writes, "as the stock is now down -75%, -18% and -32% in 2011, 2012 & 2013, (vs the market up flat, +13% & +19%) respectively. We"
On the other hand, "We note the due diligence process could provide additional information on such items as patents and potential monetization opportunities of these patents, details around service contracts with carriers."
After reviewing the details of the quarterly filing made on Monday, and making minor "tweaks" to his financial model, Suva cut his net loss estimate for this fiscal year ending in February to 91 cents from 93 cents, and cut his loss estimate for next year to 70 cents form 79 cents.
BlackBerry shares are down 3 cents, or 0.4%, at $7.93 in late trading, after rising 4 cents, or half a point, to close at $7.96 during the regular session.
Suva's note follows an article this afternoon by The Wall Street Journal that claimed Fairfax may have elicited the interest of Cerberus Capital Management and at least one other party interested in "distressed" assets.


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Total size of this panorama is about 325 Mpix (65000x5000) made out from 36 portrait photos. The weather was not very good on 21. June 2010 when panorama was made. Here is shown the western bank of Dunai river in Budapest. This side of the city is also know as "Buda". So I was standing on a side named "Pest" somewhere ...


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You can use large pitted ripe olives, cut in half, instead of the kalamata olives.
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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Nazis were not supposed to be what Hitler made them.
It's a sad chapter for the political progress of mankind.
Nationalism = pride at being German (in spite of the World War One blame dumped on them - though deservedly so)
Socialism = more fairness and assistance to the population instead of a socially frustrating gap between the rich and poor that could become the impetus for revolution like it did in the Soviet Union.
But it got funded on state robbery over-looked because it was predicated on anti-semitism. Then that turned into slave-labor and a campaign of genocide.
Like I said, it's a shame because it gave a bad name to National Socialism or NATionale-SoZialIzm and the original founders of the Nazi Party had to flee the country (to the Netherlands) when Hitler rose to power.
I do not see a problem with making action figures out of history's characters, including the bad ones - and even Holocaust prisoner action figures. It's a teaching tool.
Now if a child's play pattern was to recreate Hitler killing Jewish prisoners, how does the "official action figures" facilitate that behavior any more so than since it was inspired by the imagination of "young Amidenijad" even before the play pieces were assembled?
You can pretend the stormtroopers are Nazis and the P'auns are British and make all the Ewoks political prisoners facing genocide.
The "normal" play pattern is for the Russian and American forces to rescue the Jews from the Nazis and win by using British Spitfires to defeat the Luftwaffen, etc. If you want to make the bad Nazis win (in a play scenerio), it doesn't start just because you have a Hitler action figure.
Meanwhile, if you have any action figure and they're not well-articulated, your play pattern might suck pretty bad anyway.
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
Was their a topic to this thread? I wonder if any of Metallica's "Black Album" songs will be used for advertising this line: "Enter Sand People." If the popular figures are the short-packed ones: "Sad But True." If they all come with soft goods: "Nothing Else Matters." Hard-to-find store exclusives, ending up at collectible shows: "Wherever I May Roam."
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.


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"So what is big is not always the Trout nor the Deer but the chance, the being there. And what is full is not necessarily the creel nor the freezer, but the memory." ~ Aldo Leopold
"The Greatest Obstacle to Discovery is not Ignorance -- It is the Illusion of Knowledge" ~ Daniel Boorstin
Alll kidding aside .... although some very funny stuff here ..... if you are truly looking to breed him, have you done or willing to do any health clearances on him? Hips / elbows cannot be certified before 2 years of age. As well, clearances on eyes (CERF), CNM and EIC.
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Hmmmmmmmm. I'm the last of 8. Yikes! Thanks for pointing that out Charles.
" If you dont get butterflies coming to the line you would probably be doing something different."
okay so it really does make a difference on the litter and he needs to be "cleaned out" prior to breeding since he has never "let loose" before???? I've got people telling me all kinds of stuff and 99% is sarcasm so im not sure who to listen to here!!
"if it flies it dies.....if it sits there, it dies too" - Phil Robertson
He doesn't need to be cleaned out until you've had his HIPS and ELBOW OFA's, EYES cerf'd at minimum, EIC and CNM tests done with good results. After you get those tests done, go make sure all the bitches have the same. Then, start worrying about cleaning out his pipes.


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Title: Purdue Research Foundation records, 1930-2011
Predominant Dates:1947-1960
Primary Creator: Purdue Research Foundation (1930-)
Extent: 8.4 Cubic feet. More info below.
Arrangement: Materials in Series 1 and 3 are arranged by document type. Series 2 items are arranged according to project number.
Date Acquired: 11/01/2010
Subjects: Purdue Research Foundation, Ross, David, 1871-1943
Forms of Material: Calendars, Minutes (Records), Reports
Languages: English
Repository: Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
Alternate Extent Statement: 5 c.f. boxes, 9 mss. boxes
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research.
Use Restrictions: Purdue University
Physical Access Note: No physical restrictions.
Acquisition Source: Purdue Research Foundation
Acquisition Method: Records transfer
Preferred Citation: UA 5, The Purdue Research Foundation records, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Processing Information: All materials have been housed in acid-free boxes, and when applicable, acid-free folders. Much of the collection is organized by document type, with the project reports comprising Series 2 are arranged by the numerical designation of the project, rather than the year of the report. This corresponds with the order in which they were found.
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Well, the driver now plays something a bit more sophisticated than crackles - it even sounds slightly like my daughter telling me I've got an email when I use my test sound.
But I still have lots of problems. it only plays on the left hand side for instance (a consequence of me not working out how to handle stereo in this model) and it get stuck in an endless loop. Previously - in the white noise era - it didn't, so it's been two steps forward and one step back in that regard.
The main breakthrough today has been on the ARM7 side - I dug up some arm7-elf generating tools (couldn't be bothered to build them all myself so got RPMs and installed them on a Fedora box I have here - my main dev box is Ubuntu these days). Wrote some new code to raise an interrupt - needed, I think, for the driver's overall health - and not only did this code work (the SH4 portion treats it as firmware), it played better sound - I think the only firmware may have been broken or corrupted over time.


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Follow the footsteps of the ancestors, walking through history and the Bible to discover the holy land.
Then drive along the lake and up to the Golan Heights, the biblical land of Bashan. Stop at Mitzpeh Gadot for a view over the Hula Valley to understand the history of the conflicts between Israel and Syria.
Continue to the Talmudic village of Katsrin, to learn about Jewish life on the Golan during the Mishnaic and Talmudic period.
Stop for an overview of Gamla, "Massada of the Galilee" in its beautiful natural surroundings, and continue to the synagogue of Umm el Kanatir, ("Mother of Arches"), now being renovated by a unique application of high-tech methodology.
Drive to Safed (Tsefat), to visit the Synagogue of the great Jewish mystic and Kabbalist, Rabbi Isaac Luria, known as the Ari. Many of the symbols associated with him appear in the paintings of the local artists.
Then, it's on to Mount Meron, to the tomb of Shimon Bar Yohai traditional author of the seminal mystical work, the Zohar. Learn the Lag Ba'Omer traditions connected to his life and death.
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Oh my..
Our kind network provider decided to move their offices and the services will be down for the weekend. So it's modem time if I want some TCP/IP.. Yes, this also means tigert.gimp.org is down.
Things like this just show me how easily one takes high speed net access and all this technology for granted, even though a few years ago nothing like this existed. It is scary sometimes.
I think I am going to go outside this weekend. Time to take some photos and to enjoy the nice and colourful autumn nature with my wife.
Yes, I intend to come back too, dont worry :)


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Thursday, February 7, 2013
Quilts and More Magazine Spring 2013
Scrap Lab Out to Sea is a simple, sweet pattern designed by Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree & Co. It features the Out to Sea collection by Sarah Jane and comes from 16 fat eights. Joanna, like all of us, fell for Sarah Jane's novelty prints and chose to showcase them. The other little prints are perfect for the scrappy style blocks and the pop of red adds just the right amount of color. This scrappy crib quilt is fit for a nautical nursery filled to the brim with whimsy. Get the kit now, before it runs out, and shop the Out to Sea collection on our website.
Just the Ticket is sure to catch your attention and cause quite a show. For a fun twist on the rectangle, Julie Comstock used ticket-shape blocks, coordinating perfectly with Eric and Julie's upcoming collection, 2wenty Thr3e. The collection and kit are not yet available, but will be in March. Go now to sign up for notification of Just the Ticket's arrival. This quilt will certainly become the star of your show!
Find these two projects and many more in the Spring 2013 issue of Quilts and More Magazine!
Posted by Fat Quarter Shop at 9:00 AM
Labels: Magazine Quilt Kits, Michael Miller Fabrics, Moda Fabric
7 comments:
- Donna Lee said...
Cute as a Button
- February 7, 2013 at 9:29 AM
- trish said...
Oh how cute is that!!! :o)
I love the Out To Sea quilt.
- February 7, 2013 at 12:06 PM
- treadlemusic said...
The "Ticket" quilt is awesome! Love the background color and the quilting. Am really hooked on this 'modern' look!
- February 7, 2013 at 6:39 PM
- mathea said...
I love "Just the Ticket". The background colour is perfect for this line - is it a Bella solid?
- February 8, 2013 at 1:56 PM
- Fat Quarter Shop said...
Yes, the background is Bella Solids Gray # 9900-83 and can be found here: http://www.fatquartershop.com/nli.asp?iid=18424
- February 8, 2013 at 2:41 PM
- mathea said...
Thank you, I'll add it to my next order :-)
- February 8, 2013 at 2:51 PM
- jlgwyn said...
Just the Ticket is the perfect pattern for my Dad. He loves to go to movies, and I have been trying to think of something to do for him that is masculine and somehow 'represents' his interests. Thanks for showcasing it - I'll be sure to pick up the magazine now!
- February 8, 2013 at 4:32 PM


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By David Wheeler/Special to the NEMS Daily Journal
How is the appetite of the Northeast Lady Tigers for a second week of postseason basketball?
"These girls are hungry," Northeast head coach Brian Alexander said. "These girls understand this is the week to make it all happen."
The hungry Lady Tigers (14-11)open the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament at 12:30 p.m. today with a game against Gulf Coast at Mississippi College in Clinton. This will be a rematch of last week's first-round game in the MACJC State Tournament, which Northeast won en route to a spot in the tournament's title game.
The region championship game is Saturday, with the winner advancing to the national tournament.
"Realistically, Gulf Coast is the best team in the state," said Alexander, whose Lady Tigers won the last week's game 68-66. "We were able to defend them pretty good that game.
"It will interesting to see how the first six to eight minutes of this contest goes, to see how Gulf Coast has adjusted."
On Feb. 25, Angelia Allen from Belmont and LaTonya Gadison each scored 15 points to lead Northeast to the victory. Allen leads the team in scoring at 15 points per game, followed by Gadison (11.5) and Antoinette Riddle (11.3).
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Last week, the Lady Indians advanced to the semifinals of the state tournament, losing by one point to eventual champion Copiah-Lincoln.
"I think we had two of our best defensive games of the season last week," ICC head coach Nanci Gray said. "We played with a lot of intensity, a lot of heart.
"We have to play with that same type of intensity defensively, and match the pressure of Northwest in order to advance."
Ty-Nita Baker of Houston is leading the Lady Indians in scoring at 17.6 ppg. The Lady Rangers shot over 52 percent from the field in both wins, while ICC shot less than 33 percent.


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Poor Señorita is about the story of Rita Villon (Regine Velasquez), an heiress and the owner of the most successful perfume company in the country, Señorita Scents. She is an obsessive-compulsive perfectionist that is feared by all of her employees for being a strict boss. Despite her wealth, Rita never had a boyfriend and has no interest in men but deep inside, she longs for love and connection especially from her family.
In a twist of events, Rita loses all her wealth. On her way to gaining back all the things she lost, she stumbles upon five street children: Kyla (Ayra Mariano), Charisse (Jillian Ward), Apol (Miggs Cuaderno), Rambo (Zymic Jaranilla) and Girlie (Caprice Cayetano) that will help her get back on her feet. Along their journey, Rita develops affection for the children who will teach her the true value of happiness.
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WinTV HVR-850 finally working in Linux
That was more painful than it needed to be.
The key to getting the HVR-850 (or HVR-950q, seem to be the same hardware) to work moderately well was placing the following in /etc/modprobe.d/xc5000.conf :
options xc5000 no_poweroff=1
This seems to allow the HVR-850 to do work without reloading itself randomly. I'm using a stock Debian 2.6.32-4 kernel (from unstable at the moment) and the dvb-fe-xc5000-1.6.114.fw firmware file. This loads the "xc5000" kernel module at startup and picks up the firmware from /lib/firmware without issue.
Another useful bit of information is that MythTV won't scan the ATSC channels properly unless the timeout was set to be 6 seconds or so (where the DVB card is configured in MythTV there's 2 places enter these timeouts as 6000 ms... set them large or Myth won't work in the Scan step).
Now that this has been done, I'm pleasantly surprised at how much info comes over EIT (the list of upcoming programs) ... so much so that I may not bother with schedulesdirect.org (though CityTV and OMNI really should start putting some usable info in their streams; I'm curious why they wouldn't). I'm unhappily surprised at how much worse the tuner is than the Digiwave/Electronic Master DTV-5000 set top box I have. It doesn't bring in nearly as many channels and the weaker of those it does seem intermittent. I've been considering using an HDHomeRun as an alternative. Doing so would also likely avoid the hassles I had with USB (not every USB 2.0 card likes the HVR-850) and also allow me to pick up more channels (as it seems the tuner in the HDHomeRun is much better than the WinTV tuners), and more channels simultaneously (since it has two tuners built-in).
I'm watching the results of these recordings on an HDX-1000 (through component video to my older Toshiba 34" CRT which still works well) as none of the computers I have are fast enough to decode & display the HD mpg stream. They do seem to display well, in the end.


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Cherry Juice
When: After a hard run
Why: If George Washington was more of an athlete, he never would have felled his dad's cherry tree. A study done in 2008 by British researchers found that runners who drank 16 ounces of tart cherry juice in the days before, the day of, and two days after a marathon decreased inflammation, oxidative stress, and muscle damage.
"Cherry juice is very useful for postexercise recovery," says Declan Connolly, Ph.D., professor of physical education and exercise science at the University of Vermont.
Cherries are higher in antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties than many other types of fruit. Try drinking a cup of tart cherry juice after exercise-particularly during heavy training. But don't guzzle it like it's tap water: One cup has about 30 grams of natural sugar and 130 calories.
Sipping Points: If cherry juice is too tart for you, try a sweeter blend with cherries and other 100 percent fruit juices.
More: 6 Best Hydrating Foods for Athletes
Vegetable Juice
When: Postrun
Why: Chock-full of a variety of nutrients in a concentrated package, 100 percent vegetable juice is a tasty way to get a serving or two of veggies. Those made mostly with tomatoes have lots of lycopene, an antioxidant that a British Journal of Nutrition study found protects muscles from oxidative stress caused by exercise.
Many brands have three to five times the amount of sodium and 13 to 17 times the amount of potassium in sports drinks, "which makes vegetable juice an ideal part of a postrun snack or meal that includes carbs and protein," says Kimball.
Sipping Points: Sodium levels can range from 140 to 620 milligrams in regular (non-low sodium) brands. Choose higher levels if you crave salt postrun.
Coconut Shake
When: Postrun
Why: Protein, carbs, and electrolytes make this an ideal drink to add to your postrun nutrition routine1 11-ounce container coconut water
1 cup cherry juice
1 scoop unflavored or vanilla protein powder
? cup strawberries, frozen
1 banana
Add all the ingredients to a blender and whirl until smooth. Serves one.
Calories: 440; Carbs: 70 g; Protein: 27 g; Fat: 2 g
More: 7 New Super Foods
Road Tested
Runners try the newest sports drinks.
Powerade Ion4
What's New: The reformulated drink has a bit of calcium and magnesium, two electrolytes lost in sweat, and sodium and potassium.
Testers' Take: "It's sweet, but not too sweet." "I thought the extra electrolytes gave me a boost during a warm run." powerade.com
More: Which Fluid Hydrates Best: Water or Sports Drink?
Clif Quench
What's New: This drink contains a tad less carbohydrate and more sodium than many sports drinks. It has no added coloring, so it's clear.
Testers' Take: "The lime-aid flavor reminds me of a margarita." "It definitely has a light, clean, refreshing taste." "I love that it doesn't contain crazy colors." clifbar.com
Gatorade Powder Pack
What's New: The old standby Thirst Quencher now comes in handy single-serving packs of powder. Add one to a 16.9-ounce bottle of water, shake, drink.
Testers' Take: "They're really convenient. I kept some stashed in my car, gym bag, and desk." "The powder mixed up easily." gatorade.com
More: How Much Fluid Do You Need as a Runner?
Accelerade Hydro
What's New: This low-calorie drink has 30 percent fewer calories than most sports drinks, plus protein, which may help recovery.
Testers' Take: "It's less sweet than most sports drinks. I thought it was refreshing." "Many protein drinks have a heavy, chalky taste-this was mild." accelsport.com
More: The New Rules of HydrationPerfect your nutrition to boost your performance. Sign up for a race near you.
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The Washington Demon boys basketball team played host to third ranked IMS on Saturday, and it turned out to be a typical Demon-IMS game. Both teams had times where they led in the game and neither one had a big lead. Late in the game Washington led 54-53 but an IMS three and a bucket and IMS was up 58-54 and IMS just hit free throws down the stretch including hitting two on a couple of one and one's to keep the game at a two possession difference. IMS won 68-63. For the Demons Alex Vogel had 19 and Isaac Gardner had 18. Washington will next head to Mid-Prairie tomorrow for a boy-girl doubleheader.
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Samara O'Shea has loved to write and receive letters for as long as she can remember. So it wasn't surprising that, in 2005, she launched letterlover.net, a letter-writing service that eventually turned into a book as well. "I write letters on behalf of any person who feels he doesn't have the words," O'Shea said. Thankfully, she has plenty of words to share about everything from a 1930s pen pal to why summer camp has a special place in her heart.
When did your interest in the epistolary world begin?
I don't remember. I remember passing notes in class and writing letters to boys I had crushes on, and I decided I didn't want that to go away in a world where most communication is digital.
Why do you enjoy writing about letters?
I enjoy playing wordsmith and coming up with new ways of saying old things.
What is your favorite step in the process of written correspondence?
I love deciding that I'm going to write a letter. It occurs to me as if it's a completely novel idea every time. Putting the letter in the mailbox is a great feeling, too—it gives me a small sense of accomplishment.
If you could be pen pals with anyone in history, to whom would you write and what would you say?
I would write to Anaïs Nin when she was living in Paris during the 1930s. I'd ask her about her writing, her lovers, and I'd want to know all about daily life in the city of lights.
To whom do you most often write?
My friend Lori. She was my roommate freshman year of college and I was the maid of honor at her wedding. I've exchanged more correspondence with her in the past fifteen years than anyone else.
Can you describe the most memorable letter or postcard you have ever received?
The first love letter I ever received comes to mind. It was from a boy I met at summer camp right before sophomore year of high school.
What makes a particular letter stand out from a stack of cards?
The person who wrote it.
Do you have a favorite stamp or stamp series?
The 2010 Katharine Hepburn stamps series. It's stunning.
What makes your correspondence distinct?
What makes my correspondence distinct is the way I write it—meaning the way I phrase things. I use all kinds of stationery and all types of pens. I'm not picky. To me, it's the message that means the most.
What is your favorite product created by Crane & Co.?
I love the Crane calling cards. It's a charming nod to yesteryear.
What do you think letter writing will look like in a decade or two?
I think it will be as it is now. Letters will continue to live side-by-side with digital communication because there are those of us who want the written word to stay alive. And there are plenty of college-age people who write and tell me they like letter writing, so I am confident that it will never die completely.


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#1 Ranked Children's Hospital by U.S. News & World Report
MyPatients provides referring primary care providers with secure access to their patients' information.
Boston Children's has launched the world's 1st program dedicated to offering hand transplants to children who qualify.
Innovation insider is a semi-monthly e-newsletter analyzes innovations at Boston Children's, other academic medical centers and from industry.
Read the latest blog by a Boston Children's doctor, clinician or staff member.
There are many ways you can help children and their families get the care they need.
Located within the Department of Psychiatry at Boston Children's Hospital, our Psychiatry Consultation Service provides expert mental health and counseling support for children, parents and other family members confronting the strain of chronic illness and hospitalization.
When a child is admitted to Boston Children's for a medical condition, feelings of anxiety, sadness, stress, fear and even anger are common for both the patient and the family. Boston Children's is a renowned leader in all aspects of child and adolescent psychiatry. Our experienced clinicians deliver compassionate, family-centered care that always treats your child as an individual, first and foremost.
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In the flurry of bustling activity, seemingly endless procedures and flood of information that can emerge when a child is admitted to the hospital with a serious medical illness, it can be all too easy to overlook signs of psychological stress—or to miss more serious mental health issues that might be impacting the entire family. Our Psychiatry Consultation Service clinicians are specially trained to recognize symptoms of anxiety, depression, fear, worry and anger in patients admitted to the hospital. Because Boston Children's is dedicated to delivering compassionate, family-centered care, we also involve you and other family members in every stage of your child's treatment plan—and we are available to guide and support you, as well.
The Psychiatry Consultation Service at Boston Children's Hospital operates entirely on an inside referral basis. We respond to consultation requests from members of a child's medical or surgical team.
Parents and guardians of admitted patients can request a consult with the Psychiatry Consultation Service, but this request must first be approved by the child's attending physician.
All of the patients we treat have been admitted as inpatients to Boston Children's. If continuing mental health services are desired or necessary after a child is discharged from a medical floor, we will connect the family with our colleagues in Boston Children's Behavioral Medicine Clinic, which works with medically ill children and their families on an outpatient basis or with other community providers closer to home.
Patricia Ibeziako, MD initially came to Boston Children's to study child psychiatry—a rare specialty in her native country, Nigeria. Since completing her education and becoming director of Boston Children's Psychiatry Consultation Service, Ibeziako continues to help train child mental health specialists in Nigeria. Learn more about her work.
In 2006, Boston Children's co-authored a paper, "Children's Mental Health in the Commonwealth: The Time is NOW" that highlighted the critical need for increased, improved and revitalized mental health services for Massachusetts children and families. Today, Boston Children's is working closely with other health providers, nonprofit organizations, educators and parent groups to advocate for a comprehensive reform of the state's mental health system.
We are grateful to have been ranked #1 on U.S. News & World Report's list of the best children's hospitals in the nation for the third year in a row, an honor we could not have achieved without the patients and families who inspire us to do our very best for them. Thanks to you, Boston Children's is a place where we can write the greatest children's stories ever told."


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Cisco Catalyst Supervisor 8-E extends wired features to wireless, including infrastructure, resiliency, quality of service (QoS), and scalability. One common set of network capabilities and context-aware intelligence work across wired and wireless networks. You also get:
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Anonymous Light and Personal Darkness
In one sense the term can be seen as magnanimous, in that it eliminates the obnoxious and simpleminded idea that God condemns anyone who doesn't literally accept Jesus as their personal savior (for who would presume to say exactly who, what, where, why, when, and how Christ is?). But if the recipient of the designation is not equally magnanimous, I suppose they might see it as presumptuous and condescending -- in other words, you're only doing good because you're secretly a Christian.
But the point is more subtle than that. Rather, the idea is that just because God takes a form, it doesn't mean that he is limited by that form. I mean, obviously. Indeed, to enclose God in a particular form is what we call an intrinsic heresy, not to mention idolatry. It's fine for savages, but not for Raccoons. As Magnus wrote in a comment yesterday, "The first Christians were not going 'Hey we've got a new and better religion!', they were saying 'That which you have worshiped without knowing it, we know it and we've come to tell you.'"
But the essential formlessness of God should should not be taken to imply its converse: that God is not the form through which it has pleased him to incarnate. In a way, this is in keeping with the simple fact that God is always both immanent and transcendent, so that he will of necessity "spill out" of whatever form we use to try to contain him.
Nevertheless, we must make the effort to contain him, especially through the channels he himself has authorized. These acquire a particular power, as seen in phenomena from Torah study to the Eucharist to the sacred spaces that are simultaneously revealed and created by great cathedrals.
If the revelation represents a vertical ingression of divine energies, then tradition represents the horizontal nurturing and prolongation of those energies. One might compare the former to rain, the latter to a river. But the river, of course, ends in the open sea, which is the point of tradition. In other words, tradition should not be revered for its own sake, but only insofar as it floats your boat down that sacred river.
As mentioned yesterday, every culture is situated somewhere along its own sacred river. Even (especially!) the secular left has its own creation myths, its own prophets, its own unexamined (pseudo)vertical sources. But in naively denying the vertical, the radical secularist simply sells us all down the river, a river with no destination. And in turning the cosmos upside down and inside out, he locates Eden up ahead, not behind.
Thus, according to this myth, once the state is large and intrusive enough, we shall all live in Obama's socialist paradise, in which the wealth that is no longer created is well and truly "spread around." Others will just call it poverty.
But what would be the purpose of such a world? Even supposing the leftist's utopia were possible, what would people do with it? The dim ones would continue playing video games, seeking tenure, and watching MSNBC. But the gifted ones would do what they already do with their slack: use it to explore and colonize the vertical. I say, why place one's hope in the left, when eternity is already available to you while you wait?
If there are anonymous Christians, then the corollary is that there are "anonymous adversaries," or whatever you wish to call them. Not only are they necessary, but they are inevitable, given the nature of the pneumacosmic economy, for if there is O, then there must be Ø. And if there is Ø, then there are beings who will "incarnate" it. These people are "flesh made word," even though such a thing is strictly impossible (again, it is the surd made flesh).
Back to Balthasar and the supramundane Light that lights this otherwise endarkened world. Among other things, this is the light that enlightens the anonymous Christian, and furthermore, exposes the artificial light of various manmade ideologies. In other words, when the Light shines on them, it is analogous to the sun shining on a little lightbulb that only appears bright because the shades are drawn. Open the shades, and ideology is revealed for what it is.
The "landscape of humanity... is lit by a glow of reconciliation," "which in an almost inexplicable manner brings the estranged world back to reality." In light of this Light, man's strongest searchlights are turned back upon themselves, since all light is only the one Light. And "it is precisely this 'anonymous light' of Christianity that lights up all places and all characters, unique, unparalleled, penetrating, that irritates the ideologists and stirs them up to persecute and fight for its extermination" (Balthasar).
Now, "can anyone forbid this light to shine?" You can only kill someone once, and that obviously didn't work.
Which reminds me. Why is the whole world up in arms about a kook who wants to burn a Koran, when, if it were a Bible, he could apply for an NEA grant? I suppose because for a Christian, the worst blasphemy has already occurred, and the Light overcame it. Burning a Bible is like trying to set fire to the sun. Good luck with that.
Thought for the day: "'[A]biding in the source'... is understandably an act of a very personal nature that we perform consciously and involves us in being open, ready to listen to and obey God's word, and in being prepared to give time and contemplation in order to allow the rain from heaven to soak its way in. For only when we have received the word of God can we rightly return it in the words of prayer from the depths of our own hearts" (Balthasar).
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- SWEEP the leaves together,
- Yellow, brown and red,
- Let us make a bonfire
- Now that they are dead.
- Chestnut leaves and beech leaves,
- Ash and lime and oak,
- Fir‐cones and pine needles
- Kindle into smoke.
- Leaves that all the summer
- Gave us cool and shade—
- What will be left of them
- When our bonfire's made?
- Only death‐like ashes,
- But from this same dust
- Suns one day will fashion
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History Engages Us in Critical Study of the Past
More than a collection of names and dates, or a mere chronology or time-line of events, the discipline of history involves asking complex questions about why and how people, societies, institutions, ideas, economies, and cultures have changed over time. Developing the tools with which to answer these questions gives us the perspective and many of the analytical skills we need to understand the world in which we currently live. More broadly, the discipline of history involves training in critical analysis, research, and writing skills applicable across all disciplines and in a variety of professions.
Question: What do a neurosurgeon, a cartoonist, a CEO and a judge all have in common?
Answer: They were all history majors at Williams!


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The amount of stationery surrounding a wedding can be extensive, but not every item is crucial. Some invitation designers won't provide the entirety of companion pieces that you see here, and that's fine. Choose your invite first, and rest assured you will be able to coordinate almost anything. We've noted the importance of each element, with some caveats.
Save-the-Date (with envelope, not shown)
Essential for holiday-weekend or destination weddings.
Importance: Recommended
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Waldorf PPG Wave 2.V
The amazing and classic PPG Wave 2.V synthesizer is now available as a VST Instrument for your PC or Mac VST system! It looks, functions and sounds just like the original Wave 2.3 but with all the power, control and flexibility of a VST environment, such as Cubase VST! The outputs appear directly in the VST mixer, so effects and EQ can be applied like any other audio channel. MIDI tracks are routed directly to the input of the PPG Wave 2.V and all parameters are real-time controllable! Velocity and Aftertouch sensitivity is also available.
The Wave's most interesting feature was its ability to sweep through 64 waveforms in what PPG called a wavetable. Over 2000 waveforms are available within the Wave's 32 internal wavetables for an incredibly broad range of sounds, from animated pads and textures to bass, leads and effects. Polyphony now depends solely on the amount CPU power you have. You can layer up to 8 PPG Wave 2.Vs, each with 8 times multitimbral capability, allowing for almost limitless sounds. A new graphical page offers easy editing of envelopes, generators and the low-pass filter. A must have for any Cubase VST user!
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- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - Demo sound patches from Future Music CD, issue 101.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - Number of voices depends on CPU power
- Oscillators - 2 oscillators per voice; 32 wavetables with 64 different waveforms each
- Filter - low-pass filter with Emphasis
- VCA - 3 envelopes (2 ADSR, 1 AD)
- Memory - Unlimited
- Macintosh - Power Macintosh or compatible system
Min. 604e/250 MHz processor
Min. 64 MB of free RAM
Mac OS 8.0 or higher
Cubase VST 4.1 or other VST 2.0 compatible host software
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Min. 64 MB of free RAM
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PC equipped according to the specifications of the host software
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Antisocial personality disorder is a mental health condition in which a person has a long-term pattern of manipulating, exploiting, or violating the rights of others. This behavior is often criminal.
Sociopathic personality; Sociopathy; Personality disorder - antisocial
Cause of antisocial personality disorder is unknown. Genetic factors and environmental factors, such as child abuse, are believed to contribute to the development of this condition. People with an antisocial or alcoholic parent are at increased risk. Far more men than women are affected. The condition is common among people who are in prison.
Fire-setting and cruelty to animals during childhood are linked to the development of antisocial personality.
Some doctors believe that psychopathic personality (psychopathy) is the same disorder. Others believe that psychopathic personality is a similar but more severe disorder.
A person with antisocial personality disorder may:
Antisocial personality disorder is diagnosed based on a psychological evaluation that assesses the history and severity of symptoms. To be diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, a person must have had conduct disorder during childhood.
Antisocial personality disorder is one of the most difficult personality disorders to treat. People with this condition rarely seek treatment on their own. They may only start therapy when required to by a court.
Behavioral treatments, such as those that reward appropriate behavior and have negative consequences for illegal behavior, may hold the most promise. Certain forms of talk therapy are also being explored.
Persons with antisocial personality who have other disorders, such as a mood or substance disorder, are often treated for those problems as well.
Symptoms tend to peak during the late teenage years and early 20s. They sometimes improve on their own by a person's 40s.
Complications can include imprisonment, drug abuse, violence, and suicide.
See your health care provider or a mental health professional you or someone you know has symptoms of antisocial personality disorder.
Blais MA, Smallwood P, Groves JE, Rivas-Vazquez RA. Personality and personality disorders. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2008:chap 39.
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Grilled tuna partners with classic mozzarella and tomato salad for a delicious dinner.
Rainy day? You can also use the broiler for this salad. Simply place tuna on the broiler pan rack, then broil with tops 4 to 6 inches from heat using times in recipe as a guide.
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Bailout, schmailout.
For I wrote a book, you see, .... It was about how, if you sack too many people, or you underpay and impoverish too many people, there aren't enough customers left to sell things to, and the economy goes to hell. I wrote it in 1998 and nobody attacked any one of the arguments. They tiptoed away from the argument. They were above such things.
And lo, it has come to pass. Americans too impoverished to buy houses had stopped making their payments, and cash their creditors owed to lending entities further up the money chain could not be paid either, and like bird flu the illness swept across the planet, and here we are. And I was right; and Michael Costa and Peter Costello and all the neocons and Friedmanites and Tim Blair were wrong. And we are now in big trouble.
Decide how long Alan Greenspan should spend in gaol. For he nearly wrecked the world, in my view, with his one percent interest rates and house loans to fools as dumb as Barney in The Simpsons, ... Decide how long George Bush should spend in gaol for squandering a trillion dollars (thus far) on two needless unending wars and another trillion thus far bailing out his upperclass coke-sniffing accomplices who like him couldn't add.
And, boy, they really couldn't add. They thought the dollar could be floated for instance, and China's command economy with its fixed undervalued currency and low house prices was doomed to fail. They thought they'd won the Cold War against such barbarities, and socialist command economies didn't work. And they borrowed money from China, trillions of dollars from China, to prove their system worked better. China, which quietly won the Cold War by lending it to them, if you care to add up the figures.


text: Jerry Martin is a copy editor and page designer for the Steamboat Pilot & Today. He has served in the same position for the Craig Daily Press since March 2010, and moved to the Pilot & Today in February 2013 when the copy desks for both newspapers were combined. Before moving to Colorado, Jerry worked at the Kane Republican in Kane, Pa. He graduated from The University of Dayton in 2006 with bachelor's degree in journalism. While he was a student there, he served as editor in chief, news editor and a staff writer for the university's student newspaper. Jerry originally is from La Grange, Ill. When he's not working, he usually can be found enjoying the natural wonders of Northwest Colorado with his wife, Kelly, and their dog, Layla.


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After reevaluating a mounting wedding to-do list, my fiance and I nixed more adventurous ideas (Croatia, Colombia, Belize) for the lush and quiet Hawaiian island of Kauai for our honeymoon locale. Other than book hotels and flights from SFO we did no preplanning, and it was the best trip of my life. We spent our days camped out at the beach, eating lots of good food, and going on breathtaking hikes. We chose to spend a few days in the south in Po'ipu, and then another few in the north in Hanalei Bay. Looking to do the same? Here are my recommendations.
Princeville and Hanalei Bay (The North)
Going from the south to the north was a nice change of scenery. The south has gorgeous rolling hills and felt arid and dry, while the north was like driving into a luscious jungle.
Princeville is essentially just a collections of condos and hotels, a grocery store, and a few little restaurants, and Hanalei Bay five minutes down the road is like an old-school beach town (think Stinson Beach).
We stayed at two hotels while in the north, the Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas and then the St. Regis Princeville. Although it was tough to leave the sound of crashing waves at the Sheraton, the Westin had wonderful features. The entire resort is centered around a spectacular pool area and massive communal lawn, and it backs up to bluffs overlooking the ocean with an insane view of the Na Pali coast. All the hotel rooms are actually suites, so they come with a full kitchen and washer dryer. We stayed in a one-bedroom room (they have studios too), and it was bigger than most SF apartments. After eating out every meal for days it's nice nice to stock up on groceries and cook your own meals. There are also high-end barbecues set up all over the property, so grilling is a great option too.
The St. Regis was a totally different experience. It is stately, sophisticated, has a level of service I didn't even know existed, and is situated right on Hanalei Bay. Want a butler to come unpack your suitcase? They do that. Interested in french press coffee and biscotti every morning? Tell them when. Just got back to your room after a day at the beach? Your sheets have been turned down and slippers placed on either side of the bed. Not to mention the pool area is right on the beach, and the main-floor bar (don't miss ordering something from their extensive Bloody Mary menu) has an 180-degree view of the Na Pali coast and Hanalei Bay.
For the rest of my life when I close my eyes and think of my "happy" place, this will be it. Service and views don't come cheap, but it's an incredible experience if you can swing it for a day or two.
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The Princeton University Orchestra will open its 2006-07 concert season at 8 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, Oct. 19 and 21, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
The orchestra, under the direction of Michael Pratt, will perform the music of Ludwig van Beethoven, Hector Berlioz and Antonin Dvorak.
The program will include: Beethoven's "Coriolan" Overture; three scenes from Berlioz' dramatic symphony "Romeo and Juliet"; and Dvorak's Symphony No. 8. The performances are this year's Edward T. Cone Memorial Concerts, honoring the late longtime Princeton music department faculty member and philanthropist.
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Since there is a Potus Place, why not put everything in its place? Should the lab puppies sales area contain sales information for a boat or winger?
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Since there is a Potus Place, why not put everything in its place? Should the lab puppies sales area contain sales information for a boat or winger?
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This has NOTHING to do with who is in charge. As I said over on POTUS, I wish Obama success in improving this great nation. We need it. Four years is too long to be miserable. Then after four years, I hope we conservatives can beat him on ideas rather than a track record of failure. I will always put the welfare of this nation and my loved ones over partisan politics.YOU get it. It is all about being informed. That is all. Nothing more, nothing less. Just being informed.Originally Posted by straightline
Some of us will ignore the information. Some of us will act on it. Some of us will wait until we get more info before we act. Some of us require the situation to get more dire before we finally say "enough." How do we act? We join the NRA. Or we call our congresscritter. Or we donate money to the USSA. Or we volunteer for DU.
There seems to be a hundred ways to act to protect our sports of hunting and HTs/FTs. But only one way to not act.
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Thank you judges who score Style, you are preserving Desire!
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I don't even click on the POTUS forum.
I don't hunt, but I once did, don't want to see it out lawed.
Not too worried about the coyotes becoming extinct from wildlife management. Think Cockroaches.
I am concerned about the warped, however well intentioned, minds of some of the AR folks,
they are a very noisy, constant chattering group whose numbers are few, but always running their mouth. Unfortunately, the squeaky wheel gets the oil. In other words we need to be more active in letter writting and issuing press releases espousing our thoughts.
Yes, I know that the major theme for the hunting related hunting games has been to keep quiet about it and avoid as much publicity as possible in order to keep a "low profile", under the radar, etc. But when the loud mouths have the attention of appointed officals that can "do us in", then we should pay heed and speak up, or else we will be relegated to "acceptable" retriever activities, like "Big Air", "Frisbee games", Dancing dogs, obedience, and such.
There is no doubt in my mind that the long range goal of HSUS is to prohibit hunting and the commercial production of meat animals in the United States. To achive this goal they will use any tactic they can.
List reads like as Who's Who of Anti most anything i do or like--HSUS is by far the most insideous Org since Walt Disney Inc was started.
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This belongs over at POTUS. No dog training pertinent info here. Throw it over to potus where they thrive on red meat
I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
I've moved it, after allowing it to sit on RTF for a decent amount of time.
I've learned a lesson on this, as there's no way, as long as we have a "political subforum" to make a black and white ruling on when a political topic belongs on RTF and when it belongs on the political forum.
For those who wonder why GDG is permissible on RTF, yet the non-retriever-related political stuff is on its own separate forum: Here's the difference. Political debate on RTF has shown to create a hateful atmosphere with some pretty meann-spirited communication in a good portion of the threads. I don't like to wade through it and neither do many of us.
Yeah, you can say "if you don't like it, don't click it"....but there comes a breaking point, based upon the rate at which new topics are posted per day or per hour. When the main RTF forum gets multiple political posts in a day, it runs many of the non-political topics off the main page, making it more challenging for those not interested in political stuff, to find the new topics.
Guys and gals, I'm in a no-win here. Can't make everybody happy.
Please be mindful of the following: Disagree, but do so with respect. Treat others as you, yourself would like to be treated. No profanity, pornography, defamation or other items.
If the political topic post rate declines, we'll possibly kill the POTUS subforum. It doesn't look like that is coming anytime soon!
Have fun all. Be good. Use RTF as if it were your own, but remember that you share it with others...so please keep it clean.
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Chris said when it is news and not opinion, and when a link is provided, it is okay to post here.
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Is this in fact the standard? Seems pretty reasonable to me. If it's news and not op/ed what is the problem with putting it on RTF. I read about all kinds of news there... Plane crashes / State DOT's going green / poisonous dog food being recalled. Interesting and informative stuff. Why if it is news involving the government does it have to be moved? Where do you draw the line? There never seems to be a problem until the word "Obama" is in the title or the thread has something to do with gun control. If all threads having to do with government need to be on POTUS Place we better move the thread about the State DOT going green. News items have earned their place on the RTF. Read the title, if you don't like it don't open it and move on. Ignore the people and the threads you don't like. What's the hard part?
I am not complaining about something I don't agree w/. Where in any of this did I say I don't agree w/ Kevin. ALL I AM SAYING IS THERE IS A PLACE FOR THIS STUFF. I don't care what the topic or point is, I just think things should go where they belong. That is all. No need to get so hateful or mad about it, what is wrong w/ wanting stuff to be posted where it goes? If it was in the correct forum he, you, or anyone else can anything they like, and I don't have to like it. I don't know where any of you came up w/ the fact that I don't agree so I don't want it here. I have never said that. All I said was that I thought it should go where it is intended. What problem do you see w/ putting these things under the correct heading?
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In our work with the people of Starbucks, we've experienced your commitment to community service. But there is one thing that has convinced me that we were meant to work together – and that is our shared devotion to creating moments of connection. It is those moments of connection with other people that make us smile, bring much-needed comfort, feed our optimism and inspire us to pass the good feeling along to someone else.
At our recent Tribute to President George H. W. Bush, I had the privilege of sharing the stage with four former presidents and inspiring individuals who have devoted their lives to creating change. In meeting them and hearing their stories, a common thread emerged – they simply saw a need and wanted to help.
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Got the Cabelas Spring Turkey Catalog in the mail today, the Midwest Call Catalog came a little while ago, Macks Praire Wing, and several others.
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Apologists justified the broad, civil-liberties corroding powers granted to the government under the USA PATRIOT Act by arguing that they would be used to put terrorists behind bars. Yet several provisions can be used against Americans in a wide range of investigations that have nothing to do with terrorism. Others are too vague, jeopardizing legitimate activities protected under the First Amendment. Worse, the Department of Justice has worked to expand and/or make permanent a number of these provisions -- despite the fact that they were sold to the public as "temporary" measures and are scheduled to expire, or "sunset," in December of 2005.
Periodically in our EFFector newsletter, we profile one of the 16 provisions scheduled to sunset and explain in plain language what's wrong with the provision and why Congress should allow it to expire.
Last Friday night, the Senate unexpectedly and unanimously passed a bill renewing the parts of the USA PATRIOT Act set to expire at the end of the year. The House already passed a similar bill on July 21st, so the only step left is a conference for the House and Senate to resolve any differences. The President is then expected to sign the bill into law on September 11, 2005.
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In May, EFF reported on the stealth attempt to expand the PATRIOT Act. That attempt continues, despite the public outcry. In an editorial published today, The New York Times slams the FBI's continued pursuit of dangerous, unnecessary subpoena powers:
The Senate Intelligence Committee failed yesterday to reach agreement on the stealth PATRIOT expansion bill that would give the FBI expanded power to dig through the private records of people who aren't accused of any wrongdoing. The New York Times has the scoop (reg. req.), including a choice quote from Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR):
"The committee met in private for two and a half hours amid continuing complaints from civil liberties advocates and some Democrats that the proposal would give federal investigators too much power to conduct 'fishing expeditions' in pursuing terrorism leads. Senate Republican leaders and the Bush administration, who are backing the proposal, say it provides the F.B.I. with essential tools in fighting terrorism.
Last week we warned you about a new stealth PATRIOT-expansion bill that the Senate Intelligence Committee will consider in closed session later this week. In addition to renewing many of the USA PATRIOT Act's most troubling provisions, the new bill would give the FBI the power to issue so-called "administrative subpoenas." These new national security subpoenas would allow the FBI to secretly demand the private records of people who aren't even suspected of a crime, much less of spying or terrorism -- all without a judge's prior approval. The FBI could get anything from Internet logs and emails from your Internet service provider, to health records from your doctor, to financial information from your bank.
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We enjoyed our stay at Ginger Chalet. We met family here for the weekend - grandchildren fished from the dock for their very first time! We were 2 couples, 2 children, elderly mother, and small dog - plenty of room for everyone. The back patio is perfect at all times of the day or evening. When the owner realized our grill did not work properly he quickly replaced it with a new one. We had fun christening the new grill! The pool and playground area are just as pictured. Pool is very clean with music playing and plenty of chairs and lounges for everyone. The grounds are very well kept and neat. Kitchen is well stocked for your cooking/grilling needs. Location is near Lake Cumberland, Marina and Waterpark - but we were too busy at Ginger Chalet to venture out to other activities - maybe next time. Thank you for making our time with our family so enjoyable! We will be back!


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The Undergraduate Film Organization will present two films in the coming week.
On Thursday through Saturday, April 22-24, "Cold Mountain" will be shown at 11:15 p.m. in the Frist Film/Performance Theatre. The 2003 film, directed by Anthony Minghella, stars Jude Law, Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger. Tickets are $2, and can be obtained at the Frist ticket office.
On Friday, April 23, the UFO will show "Singin' in the Rain" at 10:15 p.m. in 101 McCormick. This 1952 musical romantic comedy stars Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'Connor. Admission is free.
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Shin-AMV wrote:Dunno if I missed it, but whats the timescale/schedule for the Pro judging look like right now, when do we nominate the categories, nominate the finalists and vote for the winners?
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Description Mediaster aequalis is one of the smaller sea stars, ranging in size from three to seven inches. It is found on many types of beaches at very low tides, usually negative tides. Omnivorous. Found along the west coast of North America, ranging from Alaska to California. Also known as the Vermillion sea star.
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Range Western Canada, Northwest, Alaska, California.