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Wherever this is, we have found the airport for sure. Look at the plane taking off behind them.
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It took me the last evening to vote for the Gnome foundation board of director. I've decided to post it there my choices. I don't expect someone will care about that but in one year i will be able to review which people I choose and why.
- Bart Decrem has set up the Gnome foundation. Not
a hacker but more a coordinator guy. We need at least on guy
like him;
- Kjartan Maraas coordinator of the i18n stuff.
need at least ony guy like him so that english speaking
people do not forget there is other language out there :);
- Miguel de Icaza no comment;
- John Heard, Sun has released as free software
such a big and important piece of software that need a lot
of work for integration with Gnome. We need at least on
link-people with this project;
- Havoc Pennington, he's an hacker and he
looks to
have good communication skill, two good reason to get him
- James Henstridge, he's an hacker and among
things he gave Gnome the ability to speak Pyhton! One
important stuff to make Gnome more easily used by apprentice
- George Lebl, hum not sure I should vote for
but I like his sense of humour. After beeing a director, I'm
afraid he will no more contribute code for Dr.Genius;
- Ettore Perazzoli, can't remember why I vote
him. Ah yes! For two good reasons: he's an hacker and
italian! He also says: "Make Gnome a success outside the
US" but well this is cheap word.;
- Owen Taylor, author of ORBIT stuff and
developper in GTK & Pango;
- Daniel Veillard, I was not really sure to get
Daniel in. Finally, I choose him because he has connection
with standard stuff as the W3C and well he's french as me.
After all, these are two good reasons to get him in. Getting
a french director in the board can have some meaning and
invluence in our "gargantuesque" administration. Also he
develops libxml;
- Jim Gettys has good experience concerning the
development and failure of the past GUI on UNIX. His
experience will be very valuable to avoid the mistake that
lead to this failure.
That's it.
The people I choose are all but two technicians.
I try to balance the technical ability so the board has an excellent overall knowledge on Gnome. The exception are only Jim, Bart, John but these ones have skill the other don't have. I also try to balance the geographic repartion and get some director from europe. I'm just disappointed we don't get candidate from asia.


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[:D]I love this web site....I just came upon this yesterday. Why I like it is all the questions turkey hunters have (like this one on finishing off a turkey) that you don't get answers by reading magazines or watching shows. It is picking the brains of you all (the experts) that I will learn from.
Think about it....the magazines and shows are for those who have been hunting and may want to fine tune their skills. For those starting fresh on hunting turkeys....good luck. This message board is priceless!
Did you all have an answer for the second part of my question on not going after shot turkeys or deer untill an hour or so??? I have seen that in magazines- is that so you don't scare off the injured animal futher away???
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"The campaign of looting and murder in recent weeks has led to an alarming demographic crisis in the Central African Republic. About 1 million of its 4.6 million people have been displaced and at least 2,000 have been killed."
The anti-balaka have outgrown their name. These militias in the Central African Republic, once united under a moniker meaning "anti-machete" in the local Sango language, are exacting their own vicious revenge upon the mainly Muslim rebels who overthrew the government last March and waged months of terror against the Christian population. They are now accused of atrocities far worse than what first prompted them to take up arms.
An Amnesty International report on Feb. 12 said attacks on Muslims in January by anti-balaka militias, made up of Christians and animists, had amounted to "ethnic cleansing." Fatou Bensouda, chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court at The Hague, has already opened a preliminary investigation into crimes against humanity, saying some "victims appeared to have been deliberately targeted on religious grounds." A top U.N. official issued similar warnings during a recent visit to the ravaged capital, Bangui, telling reporters: "There is an ethnic-religious cleansing taking place. It must be stopped."


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hooray, another task done - sort-of. it appears that some messages were lost, leaving people wondering what the heck was going on, where's the "digest" mode (there isn't one in lamson, because zed always finds that people abuse it by replying "Re: Digest Volume 3.1415926")
had a bit of a fight with lamson: messages were bouncing from somewhere, causing multiple repeats i _cannot_ tell where from, so may end up fronting exim4 onto lamson despite my wishing not to do that. as i had to create a lists.pyjs.org, the problem with redirecting to a remote queue goes away (exim doesn't redirect to 127.0.0.1 properly, even if you change the SMTP port: there's supposed to be an option you can set to say "yes do it anyway" but…)
i'm getting people still saying "why are you doing this? why waste time reinventing mailing list software? why reinvent it with software that's _worse_ than [proprietary and] much better offerings? why not just use google groups" and i have to gently remind them - again - that their questions hold the answers: the alternatives are proprietary, and they're not pyjamas applications.
i stated that i'm going to uphold a principle - to use free software and to do pyjamas front-end apps - and to stop doing what i'm doing, even if it's "not as good right now" would be breaking that principle. i'm absolutely going to stick to my free-software-driven principles, because i can, and because i choose to, and that's really all there is to say.
if anyone wants to _help_ improve the software, now, they can. whereas, with the source code to groups.google.com, they can't. but we know this already: i just think people find it a bit unusual for someone to jump train _and_ "rip up the tracks" on a running project and start pumping on a cheap but 100% Cooperative-owned hand-driven railway cart, because they don't like the fact that the train and the carriages are all run by a big corporation.
i think… perhaps it's worthwhile mentioning the phrases "bitkeeper vs git" and "linus vs tridge" - not entirely accurate but i think you get the picture.


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I have a flux pen but if I'm honest I don't know how and when it should be used.
the iron is on the parts so long that they start to melt
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Reservations are due Feb. 24 for the 2011 Citizen of the Year Award banquet being held on March 6 at Tommy Usher Community Center by the Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce.
The event begins with a social at 6:30 p.m. and the announcement of this year's winner of the prestigious award at 7 followed by dinner. Take part in any of the simultaneous silent auctions, to fund our annual scholarship for a Chiefland High Senior.
Haven Hospice is opening a Chiefland branch of its upscale thrift shop, Attic resale store, on March 10 and is partnering with two local community groups to help its clients with furnishing their homes and work wardrobes.
"There are some partnerships in the community that we are joining — Another Way and Meridian Behavioral Health," said Susan Follick, spokeswoman for Haven Hospice. "We will provide vouchers for them to buy clothes to go out for job interviews and we will have furniture and they can use vouchers so they can furnish their home."
The Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce meeting is Friday, Feb. 24, at noon the Haven Hospice Care Center conference room, located at 311 N.E. 9th St., Chiefland.
Lunch ordered in and sponsored by Haven Hospice.
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At the annual October meeting of the Florida Association of Convention and Visitors Bureau (FACVB) in Lakeland, newly elected 2011-2012 FACVB Chairman of the Board Carol McQueen, left, executive director of Levy County Visitors Bureau, presents Mark Jackson, center, director of Central Florida Tourism and Sports Marketing-Polk County with his Past Chair appreciation plaque, as the Association's Executive Director Robert Skrob looks on.
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A couple years old, but still funny. The end of this video however is painfully appropriate for Marlins fans and Miami residents in particular.
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A couple years old, but still funny. The end of this video however is painfully appropriate for Marlins fans and Miami residents in particular.
ESPN and other pundits couldn't have been more wrong when they thought the Marlins would make the playoffs last year. Now what? I guess the A.L. East got a little more interesting with this trade.
this page was recently edited, but when I checked it this morning and the person listed in the caption of the picture was Jeffrey Loria, no joke. I lmao!!!
So they got the county to py for a stadium and then proceed to field a payroll that can probably be covered by the revenue sharing they get from the big market's luxury tax. Straight profit son!
Seriously though, thas ****ing robbery. If I were a marlins fan or a resident of that county, theres no way I could even go to that stadium just out of principle.
rumors are starting to circle around that the MLB may force Loria to sell the Marlins. It's all premature and just rumors, but there is some talk.
If it were to happen, according to satellite, there are 2 names up to buy the team. One is Mark Cuban (who has been desperately trying to buy a team for a few years), and the other is Mickey Arison (who the other owners would prefer)
Dolphins should do the same thing and move to Alabama!
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We finished in last place. Figure it out, a defiant Loria said.
Loria emphatically said he isnt selling the team.
Absolutely not, Loria said. Thats more stupidity.
Loria took issue with the coverage and suggested selling the teams veteran stars was the right course of action.
We have to get better, Loria said. We cant finish in last place. We finished in last place. Thats unacceptable.
Meanwhile, the team is reportedly also looking to trade outfielder/first baseman Logan Morrison and starting pitcher Ricky Nolasco, according to Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post:
The Yankees are interested in the 30-year-old Nolasco, reports Erik Boland of Newsday. One player the team almost certainly will not shop is 23-year-old slugger Giancarlo Stanton, according to MLB.coms Joe Frisaro.
best article i've seen about this story:
Just heard that Selig claims to be reviewing the "trade" but already has established his BS wiggle room by saying he's consulted with several baseball men who think the Marlins got good value in return. What a crock.
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WR DeAndre Hopkins
LB Arthur Brown
DE Sam Montgomery
TE Gavin Escobar
FS Baccari Rambo
WR Aaron Dobson
CB Desmond Trufant
FS Kenny Vaccaro
WR DeAndre Hopkins
LB Arthur Brown
DE Sam Montgomery
TE Gavin Escobar
FS Baccari Rambo
WR Aaron Dobson
LB Jarvis Jones Georgia
RB Eddie Lacy Alabama
CB Tyrann Mathieu LSU
CB DJ Hayden Houston
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You can't have a thread like this without addressing the other end of the spectrum also... a list of prospects that you believe to be much overhyped and overrated.
Tyrann Mathieu
Logan Ryan
Khaled Holmes
Michael Buchanan
William Gholston
Brandon Jenkins
Manti Te'o
Gavin Escobar
Vance McDonald
Kiki Alonso
Jelani Jenkins
Kevin Minter
Le'Veon Bell
Andre Ellington
Jawan Jamison
Tyler Bray
E.J. Manuel
Menelik Watson
Tyler Wilson
Keenan Allen
Cobi Hamilton
DeAndre Hopkins
T.J. Moe
Any of these players taken in the top 3 rounds is too high in my opinion.... with the exception of Keenan Allen. I'd take him in the 2nd round. Some of 'em I wouldn't take in the top 150.
That's true. The following would be a list of guys that I just know that I'm not going to end up drafting. It's not necessarily that I wouldn't take any of these guys even in the 3rd round, it's that I know that my valuation for the player is so out of whack with the valuation we're seeing publicly that I just know these players are not going to play on my team.
QB Geno Smith, West Virginia
QB Mike Glennon, North Carolina State
QB Tyler Bray, Tennessee
RB Le'Veon Bell, Michigan State
RB Theo Riddick, Notre Dame
TE Zach Ertz, Stanford
TE Vance McDonald, Rice
TE Nick Kasa, Colorado
TE Ryan Otten, San Jose State
TE Michael Williams, Alabama*
WR DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson
WR Keenan Allen, California
WR Robert Woods, USC
WR Aaron Dobson, Marshall
WR Cobi Hamilton, Arkansas
WR Rodney Smith, FSU
WR Alec Lemon, Syracuse
WR Brandon Kaufman, Eastern Washington
WR Marcus Davis, Virginia Tech
OC Braxton Cave, Notre Dame
OG Chance Warmack, Alabama
OT Kyle Long, Oregon
OT Justin Pugh, Syracuse
OT Oday Aboushi, Virginia
OT Ricky Wagner, Wisconsin
DE Damontre Moore, Texas A&M
DE Sam Montgomery, LSU
DE Margus Hunt, SMU
DE John Simon, Ohio State
DE Michael Buchanon, Illinois
DT Johnathan Hankins, Ohio State
DT John Jenkins, Georgia
OLB Barkevious Mingo, LSU
OLB Brandon Jenkins, FSU
OLB Chase Thomas, Stanford
LB Alec Ogletree, Georgia
CB Jordan Poyer, Oregon State
CB Tyrann Mathieu, LSU
CB Blidi Wreh-Wilson, Connecticut
CB Micah Hyde, Iowa
SS Robert Lester, Alabama
*Note: Michael Williams is an interesting case. I think he's consistently overrated as a tight end but if you were to move him to offensive tackle he suddenly switches to my 100 man draft board as one of my favorite ideas.
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I already did a brief list of guys I didn't like as much, but I'll expand it.
Tyler Wilson
Zac Dysert
Tyler Bray
Keenan Allen
Robert Woods
Justin Hunter
Zach Ertz
Dion Sims
Menelik Watson
Braxton Cave
Datone Jones
Ezekiel Ansah
Sam Montgomery
Damontre Moore
Johnthan Banks
Jordan Poyer
Some I would barely consider drafting at all (Tyler Bray) and some I just think are wildly overvalued (Ziggy Ansah). If you were to fast forward 3 years, I bet half these guys will be pro-bowlers.
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Oh man I forgot Zac Dysert. How could I forget him?
And man! Menelik Watson is really unpopular!
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I had two tests one in each subject I'm taking this semester. The Thermodynamics test went pretty well, but I'm not entirely sure I did it perfectly. I'll see what my grade will be.
Yesterday, I had a test in Statistics. It went so-so, and I had difficulties with some sections. Nonetheless, both tests just protect the main score from the main test, so they are not critical.
I had a relatively hectic few couple of days. On Monday, I had to get up early to attend the Statistics lessons (as usual), and in the evening I had a Haifux meeting, which meant I arrived home late. On Tuesday, I had the test in Statistics from 17:30 to 19:30, and I returned home again, and went to sleep at about 10:30 PM. And today (Wednesday) I had to get up early and go to the Thermodynamics lessons. But I'm glad it's over and now I have an extended weekend in front of me.
Perl Meeting
I had a Perl Meeting last Thursday. I went there by bus and had to walk. When I came there, there were few people there and not too many joined us. But it was fun. Before the meeting, Ran collected money from everybody and we went together to buy the snacks. Then the presentations started.
Shlomo Yona gave a presentation about the Perl Garbage Collector. I could not say he renewed too much to me. (except in telling that the Java garbage collector supported distributed GC). Still, it was a very good and fun lecture. It was followed by a small demo by Ran Eilam. He demonstrated how he started from the Java test in Eclipse, and gradually wrote the rest of the code with the help of the IDE that did a lot of code writing for him. We concluded that it would be very difficult to do it with Perl, because it's a more complex langauge and such that is much less easy to manipulate.
Then, some people had to leave and could not hear me give the presentation on Haskell. The audience asked many questions during the lecture, and I had to explain some of the simpler examples in detail. Eventually, I ran out of time and skipped some of the more complex ones. But it went quite well, albeit I'm not sure how many understood it.
During the meeting, I returned the "Writing Perl Modules for CPAN" book and took the "Perl and XML" book (by O'Reilly) which was something that someone returned.
Afterwards, the guys decided to go to the bar, including the one who was supposed to give me a ride. I decided to skip it as I was tired and found a ride with Thomas Maier. On the road, we talked about his job and my educational/employment status.
Ran Eilam wrote a meeting report on the new Israeli Perl Mongers Wiki.
Haifux Meeting
On Monday, Aviram Jenik gave a presentation about Spam to the Haifa Linux Club. The presentation was very entertaining and fun, with many interruptions from the audience to discuss the dynamics of Spam and how to deal with it. I was especially amused by the "Time Traveller stuck in 2003" junk-mail he received.
After the Meeting, Aviram gave a ride to Tzafrir Cohen and me until the Netanya Junction. I called Dad on the way, and he drove us from there to Tel-Aviv.
I finished reading Mary Poppins. It's a very nice book, and I might order the sequels if I feel like it. I also read more of "Extending and Embedding Perl". I also read things I found on the web like myths open source developers tell ourselves.
I added some idioms to the page in progress of Idiomatic Perl. The Wiki implementation gave me some trouble and sometimes reported the page has changed during its editing, which it didn't.
I also added some things to the newly set up Israeli Perl Mongers Kwiki: a page for Israeli Perl Projects which is now more up to date than the one at the regular site. (I imported all the existing content there); and I also started a book reviews section, where I place my book reviews without having to wait for the webmaster.
I also downloaded and installed the latest GIMP 1.3.x and played with it a bit. It's very impressive and polished, but so far it seems that the Script-Fu logos scripts got broken. This may have been fixed according to a message I saw in its developers list.


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This section seems to be the most ignored of all on SSG. I cannot be the only one here who enjoys a good toy and comic show or indeed, a full blown convention.
Anyway, Wizard World is coming to Texas and it's going to be in JediCole's own back yard! So to speak. I for one will enjoy a mere 5 minute drive from my front door to the Arlington Convention Center to enjoy a full weekend of fun from November 21-23!
I am wondering if any of my fellow SSG members will be attending (other than DingoDad of course, who will be helping out Mrs. JediCole and I at our booth). Sound off here if you are going to WWT and of course, please stop by and say hello if you are. We always enjoy meeting folks like Jedi Boulton, Adam, and Short4AStormtrooper (to name a few we've met in person). Our booth will be fairly close to Artist's Alley with only one other booth next to us (not on one of the full rows of booths back to back), so we should be fairly easy to find there.
Plus I'll get to meet one of my personal influences, Kevin Smith! Jason Mewes will also be there (a.k.a. Jay and Silent Bob) along with Allison Mack (Smallville's Chloe), Guest of Honor George Perez, Jim Lee, Kurt Buiek, Peter Mayhew, Lou Ferigno, and many other comic artists and writers and other guests! If you can be in Arlington, Texas in a couple of weeks, you really ought to check this out!


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I Passed the C|EH Exam
The exam consisted of 150 questions and you have a 4 hour time limit, which I actually took a while, three and a half hours to complete. The nice thing about the test is that you can go back and check your answers, or those you marked during the exam. I used the extra 30minutes for that.
Here is how I passed, or the materials that I used.
- Read Kimberly Graves 2010 CEH book twice (once two days before exam).
- Wen through all the practice tests included in the book until all information was second hand.
- Used Shon Harris' CEH flash cards daily certflashcardsonline.com
- Used and memorized most of the commands/ switches from the NMAP Cookbook.
- Installed fresh installs of Linux distributions and knew at least the basic commands.
- Installed and learned how to configure SNORT, not in depth, but working on it still.
- eLearnSecurity's course I'm going through (Armando's section) helped a lot.
- A lot just was previous knowledge that helped from my CCNA/P studies (ports etc.)
I studied for a month and a half immediately after passing my CCNP Switch exam. However, don't use my time frame to base anything on, because I literally studied 10hrs a day everyday with no outside life… So, for those who don't want to be a hermit geek, maybe 2 – 3 months, depending on your knowledge level..
I know the CEH gets a lot of flack, but I can honestly say I learned a heck of a lot from preparing for the exam. The thing is the above mentioned book is short and not great, but if you actually go on your own and configure/ learn to understand the output from and IDS such as SNORT, linux, NMAP, NetCat… You'll be fine, IMHO.
So what's next for me… Well I thought about it and I'm so into the security that I didn't want to get back into finishing my other 2/3 of my CCNP at first, but remembered, hey I'm still going through eLearn's course to get my ePPT. So I'm going to balance both, get my CCNP out of the way, then worry about what vendor specific security certification to get next. I have the SSCP in mind, since I have all the material for it, but wouldn't mind getting my ECSA/LPT either.


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The Great JFK Runway Closure of 2010: Your Definitive Guide
Tags: New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), runway closure
The What and When
JFK's 14,572-foot Runway 13R/31L will be getting a facelift from March 1st to June 30th. The airstrip is showing signs of needed rehab since its last work in 1993, and will also undergo widening from 150 to 200 feet in order to better-accommodate Airbus A380 flights, of which three airlines may be operating at the airport simultaneously by year's end.
Once the runway reopens in June, it will only be partially usable with various restrictions until September 15th. Those restrictions will include shortened runway usage for both arrivals and departures.
The southern end of runway 13R/31L overlaps with other runways and vital taxiways that lead to them. As a result, this portion will remain open for the initial four month-closure. However, the airport's second longest runway, the 11,351-foot 4L/22R will be closed for two weeks from September 16th to September 29th to accommodate the work on that overlapping section.
All runways are expected to be fully open and operational by November 16th, although all of this is subject to change.
Delays, which already help JFK rank among the worst airports in the nation, will be even more pronounced without use of its "Bay Runway". Airlines like JetBlue, whose main hub is at JFK, have made adjustments such as cutting flights and allowing additional time in their schedules. Delta and American have cut their schedules, as well.
After November 16th's hopeful "all-clear", the runway is expected to last up to four decades before needing another overhaul.
Runway Configurations
The closure of runway 13R/31L means that the airfield loses its busiest departure runway, which handles 40% of its total operations. Much of this duty will mostly be passed along to it parallel partner, runway 13L/31R, which is normally used only for props or light jets or for other flights during overnight hours.
The airport ran a couple of days of practice departures from this runway a few weeks in advance of the closure.
These are the three possible configurations during the closure, which utilize the other three runways. These are shown in the order of their preference of usage.
Effects on Spotters
Planespotters and enthusiasts who would like to take advantage of this unique usage setup can probably best-utilize Frank M. Charles Park in Howard Beach, seen on the JFK Spotting Guide. As departures on runway 31R make their hard right turns, there should be good photographic opportunities with a decent focal length lens in the late and low sunlight, especially as summer approaches.
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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
Ken are you whispering sweet nothings in your dogs ear?
A cold nose feels good on a hot day.....
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Looks like a nice morning in the swamp, JP. Teal looks like a very nice dog, too. Welcome!
Born and raised in SC. Was lucky enough to hunt Currituck Sound a few times at a very special place. Don't have access to it anymore.
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Nice strap of ducks and good looking dog!
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Delilahs Addicted to Mischief QAA ( Delilah) My Jammin little girl
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Dawsons Little Sable (Sable) 12 /08 - 5/14 , We'll hunt again someday girl.
St. Thomas, the great doctor and theologian, warns about the proper use of animals, lest they appear at the final Judgment against us: and God himself will take vengeance on all who misuse his creatures.


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When my uncle and two of his friends from college, Haroon and Kasem, decided to journey from village to village, the verdant slopes and jagged ridges of Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province became the site of an epic, if not altogether safe...
The year was 1978. My uncle Daoud was hiking through the tribal regions of Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province. These days that area is one of the most dangerous places in the world, home to warlords and legendary gun markets. But when my uncle and two of his friends from college, Haroon and Kasem, decided to journey from village to village, those verdant slopes and jagged ridges became the site of an epic, if not altogether safe, adventure. That trip would be the first and only time my uncle ever got high. On weed. He told me his story over the holidays.
Daoud was 19. At the time, the villages were welcoming places to weary travelers, and it was hospitality that the trio found when they arrived in the village of Naran. Kasem had a terrible case of diarrhea, so they sought shelter before the group's planned excursion to Abbottabad two days later. A local shopkeeper with a storefront in the town's small bazaar agreed to let them sleep in his store on woven cots for a couple of nights. They accepted this relative upgrade from tents graciously, left their packs, and began exploring the neighborhood, Kasem whimpering along with them throughout. Eventually Kasem returned to the store, leaving the other two just as they met a group of students their age also traveling through the region. One of the kids asked what the matter was with their friend. Upon hearing of his affliction, that kid invited the three boys to their guesthouse, where he promised to provide medicine that would cure Kasem fully. He asked only that they bring a bundle of naan from the bazaar when they came for dinner that evening.
Kasem's condition worsened, so Daoud and Haroon set off to dinner without him, leaving him with a bag of sour plums, which they swore would provide some relief. They promised to return with bowel-saving medicine and set off into the glimmering dusk. Following the directions provided, Daoud and Haroon crossed a vast frozen ravine and climbed up the side of a hill to get to the guesthouse. After a bit of struggle, they arrived to a spread of omelets. The medicine man informed them that one of the omelets contained the medicine, and that they should save this one for Kasem in its entirety. He then served them their own medicine-free omelets and eagerly awaited their approval.
Daoud and Haroon looked down at their dinner, austere omelets devoid of delicious ingredients, and then glanced over at Kasem's omelet, which was infused with a mysterious herbal medicine. Its color was darker than the others and it exuded a beckoning odor. Daoud and Haroon indulged their curiosity and sneaked a taste of the medicinal omelet. It was damn good. Abandoning their own omelets, the pair decided that there would still be plenty of medicine left for Kasem if they divided the delicious mystery omelet into thirds, consumed their shares, and delivered the last bit to him back at the shop.
This troubled their host, who continued to insist that they attend to the omelets he had so lovingly prepared just for them. But the hungry pair kept at it, ensuring that any potential illnesses they might be susceptible to were headed off at the pass. Once dinner was done, the host humbly offered dessert, with the caveat that the only sweet food in his possession was jelly and toast. At this point, my uncle Daoud had still not caught on to the nature of the medicine he had consumed, but Haroon began to appear as though he had known the score from the start and insisted that if jelly and toast was the only dessert available to him, then jelly and toast they would eat. Daoud later found out that his enthusiasm was rooted in the belief that sugary foods enhance an ingested hash or marijuana high. Incidentally, the counterpart to this theory is that sour fruits and the like diminish the high quicker.
After a few hefty servings of jelly and toast, their host insisted that Daoud and Haroon leave the guesthouse and return to their storefront accommodations. Daoud declined their host's offer to lead them back through the frozen ravine and instead grabbed a couple of flashlights. They hit the trail, and that's when the lay of the land began to look unfamiliar.
They walked and walked, gradually growing skeptical of their own sense of direction. Uncle Daoud described the coming on of the high as an elated experience, filled with wonderment and euphoria and tinged with a thrill that grew into palpable fear as they lost their way. He became aware of Haroon's disorientation when he stopped on the trail and identified a large stick as a poisonous snake. After some time, they reached a cliff that dropped about eight feet onto a surface that they could not decipher. It was either a road or a river. Quelling their initial urge to jump down and just see what would happen, Daoud lowered Haroon onto the surface to confirm that it was indeed the road that would lead them to the ice ravine.
The thought of the ice ravine suddenly terrified my uncle, who, following the river-or-road obstacle, decided that his top priority would be to keep Haroon alive—not quite for Haroon's sake, but so that Daoud himself wouldn't be left alone in the treacherous wilds of this strange landscape, growing stranger by the minute. At this point, he still hadn't realized he was stoned, allowing him to indulge fully in the fantasy of this adventure.
After what might have been hours, the two boys reached the ice ravine and gazed up at the lights of the bazaar on top of the hill on the other side like Frodo and Sam staring at the Eye of Mordor. They traversed the shattered glass terrain with Haroon in the lead, Daoud far less concerned for his safety with their destination is sight.
When they finally reached the bazaar, they knocked on every store on the street before finally seeing Kasem's drained face emerging from one of them. Haroon promptly passed out leaving Daoud to contemplate their journey, which he then left behind to contemplate every single other thing that popped into his head. He began to feel deeply panicked. Suddenly it occurred to him: The sour plums he left for Kasem were the key to quelling this hyper alert state of mind. To his disappointment, Kasem told him the plums were so sour that he threw them into a gutter behind the shop. Inexplicably, my uncle decided to punish Kasem for this by eating the final third of the hash omelet. Not only did this make him immensely more stoned, he also now had reason to believe that his companions had orchestrated the entire ordeal and that they would kill him as soon as he closed his eyes. Daoud spent a restless night in a qausi-dream state and awoke dazed and dehydrated, rousing the other two to ask that questions that rings out in the wake of lost nights through the ages: What the fuck happened last night?
This instance remains the only time my Uncle Daoud has been stoned, and he swears that it will remain the only one. But as he was telling me— his pothead nephew on the day after Christmas—I figured that he might want to explore weed's adventure-making effects further. My Weediquette mission for 2013 is to recreate this adventure for my uncle. I've got a hash omelet recipe and a mountain range all picked out.


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Last week, Mitt Romney announced a running mate — finally offering relief to the fidgeting comedians, though disappointing them when it turned out not to be Michele Bachmann — and it was 42-year-old Paul Ryan.
This disturbs me greatly.
Mostly, I suppose, because my husband is only one year older than that and I'm not a whole hell of a lot younger than Ryan and we're both members of Generation X and . . . when the hell did they start allowing members of my generation to run for an office this high, dammit?!
Sigh. Let me start again.
Honestly, what really bugs me is that Romney and Ryan — a great "R/R" team that fittingly should use the Rolls Royce symbol for their campaign even though I'd rather that said campaign stalled right in the middle of something else "R/R" labeled, like a railroad crossing with an oncoming locomotive — are calling themselves "America's Comeback Team."
All I could think of the moment I heard that was the lyrics to LL Cool J's "Mama Said Knock You Out," when he said, "Don't call it a comeback — I've been here for years." I know Ryan's a workout buff — maybe he gets himself pumped up listening to LL Cool J . . . nah.
Anyway, I wish I could say that I think the "America's Comeback Team" thing means they're going to come back from the horrid trailing position and recent international-relations failures of Mitt Romney and give President Barack Obama a run for his money, but I know what they really mean. It isn't a comeback they're seeking. They want to take back. Take back the America they think should be, which is long gone and shouldn't return. Take it back for those who are moneyed (as if they ever lost it) and take it back for white men (as if they deserve to be the only ones running it).
I mean, c'mon! This team is composed of two white guys: one rich and the other richer than rich. Ryan may not have Romney's level of money but he is hardly broke. The fact that neither of these white guys has the standard Protestant religious background of the vast majority of serious candidates for the Oval Office hardly qualifies as diversity.
Mormon and Catholic? That's your diversity? Christian and Christian; moneyed and moneyed-er.
It's not about diversity but a return to an imagined Golden Age in which money, whiteness, and male genitalia determined your place in the world. After all, Ryan is an Ayn Rand fan and Romney's started cozying up the right-wingers already. In their desire to be the comeback boys, what does that mean for most of us? For starters, economic diversity will be on the fast track to disappearing. The middle class is shrinking rapidly and with the "work hard and you'll succeed mantra" of Romney and Ryan, plus way too few jobs to end unemployment, what we'll get is the shredding of the already frayed social safety net, leaving millions more Americans to slip into deep poverty.
After all, why care about social issues here and helping people in need when you can start planning your attack on Iran or whomever else ends up on our shit list?
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By Teresa Rivas
While shares of Tesla (TSLA) were riding high yesterday after an upbeat shareholder meeting, the stock is down 3.1% to $91.91 in afternoon trading.
The move isn't surprising, given that the shares rose in Tuesday's session, and the fall could be in sympathy with the bear turn that markets have taken again today.
It's also worth noting that Kandi Technology Group (KNDI) is up 50% today, as the Chinese automaker announced that the country's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology had approved its electric car, developed jointly with China's Geely Automobile. The approval means that it will be eligible for subsidies.
Of course, Tesla is no stranger to big swings, and a short squeeze led the stock to jump nearly 70% in the past month.
At Tuesday's meeting, Tesla CEO Elon Musk touched on the divisive nature of the stock, and he later tweeted that his money will be the "last out" of the company.
Even with today's fall, the shares are still up nearly 225% in the past twelve months. They reached a new high at the end of May.


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Whew! We're in the midst of hammering out the next issue and haven't posted in a while…so hello, again, and merry everything to you! One of the things I'm most excited about is that we're pulling together a real-life brides special section in which we feature scores of couples who wed here, some who were DIY-types, others who teamed up with local wedding designers, and lots who shared their money-stretching tips with us. Very cool, very real stuff!
And while I've been neck-deep in those kinds of stories, this little gem came into my inbox from Planter's Inn here in Charleston. I love this place! It's where I got my dad to stay when he first visited here…just so I could meet him and my stepmom for dinner at the hotel's restaurant—Peninsula Grill. That nationally acclaimed, amazing restaurant (I gift their to-die-for, award winning coconut cake slices often), with its velvet walls, Lowcountry dishes, and impeccable service is where my sweetheart and I had our first little anniversary dinner this year. When they came out with the dessert plates with "Happy Anniversary" written in chocolate around the edges, I melted.
Ahem. So where was I? Oh, yes, my inbox. The Planter's Inn (a Travel & Leisure favorite luxury hotel with 64 rooms right in the center of walkable Charleston) is offering a really smart "weddingmoon" package. Here are the details.
The package includes:
•On-site, on-staff event planning and coordinating
•A ceremony officiate
•Bridal bouquet and groom's boutonnière
•Ceremony music (usually a string trio or quartet)
•A photographer
•Location fees for both the ceremony and the reception
•A three-hour reception including food and beverage from Peninsula Grill, personal flowers, and a DJ and/or band
•Wedding night suite for the newlyweds
Rates begin at $5,000 for 25 guests (tax and tips not included). To speak to a wedding coordinator, call (843) 579-1678, and for more information, visit plantersinn.com.
With such turnkey offerings, the hotel's primo location and impeccable appointments, and the nationally acclaimed restaurant, this is a brilliant one-stop luxury wedding shop for engaged couples at a really competitive price. Just thought we'd pass it along! Especially to anyone out there newly engaged this time of year and looking to our fair city as the place to say "I do!"
And till we post again, we hope that you all enjoy a little cold weather coziness and lots of warm romance.
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Developed by athletes, for athletes. Developed by an Ironman Triathlete and a 24-time marathoner, Yurbuds solve the problem athletes face wearing earphones. They don't hurt, and they are guaranteed to never fall out. Avid triathlete Seth Burgett, CEO of Yurbuds came up with the award-winning idea for custom fit earbud enhancers while participating in an Ironman competition. Yurbuds Earbud...
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|Personal-sized, low-calorie recipes of your favorite summer treats, snacks, and drinks. - By Ashley Macha
You trained hard to get in shape for summer, so don't let tempting summer foods get in the way. Here are 35 delicious summer treats, snacks, and drinks that are low in calories.
| This colorful and juicy treat will satisfy any sweet tooth. Snack on one fruit kebab for 62 calories.
How to make: 1 strawberry; 1 piece each kiwi, cantaloupe, pineapple; and 2 blueberries skewered and drizzled with 1 tsp. Hershey's chocolate syrup.
| Take advantage of ripe lycopene-rich summer tomatoes and make these cute cucumber cups stuffed with yellow tomato gazpacho.
Crunch on four cucumber cups for just 80 calories.
Try this recipe: Yellow Tomato Gazpacho in Cucumber Cups
| You don't have to roll the dice to know you've won the jackpot with these 43-calorie pops, packed with antioxidant-rich blueberries and tart lemon juice.
Try this recipe: Lemon-Blueberry Dice
| Grilling corn adds a smoky bite to a sweet veggie. Enjoy 1/2 of an ear for 78 calories.
How to make: Top 1/2 medium ear grilled corn with 1/2 teaspoon olive oil, 1 teaspoon crumbled feta cheese, 1 teaspoon lime juice, and a dash of cayenne pepper.
| Herbs and berries mix together to make a low-cal, yet flavorful, summer treat. Even the kids will love them!
One strawberry-balsamic swirl pop is 89 calories.
Try this recipe: Strawberry-Balsamic Swirl
| Shrimp makes a convenient appetizer for summer grilling. Enjoy four zesty shrimp for just 76 calories.
Plus, a 3-ounce serving of shrimp has 14% of your recommended daily amount of iron.
Try this recipe: Grilled Shrimp with Lime, Orange, and Basil Oil
| For a bubbly treat this summer—with a little vitamin C from strawberries and kiwi—cool off with a 74-calorie prosecco pop.
Tip: If you want to make a liquor-free treat, substitute apple juice for the prosecco.
Try this recipe: Prosecco Pop
| Bring a tropical twist to your outdoor barbecue with these personal-sized pineapple and shrimp skewers.
Enjoy 2 protein-packed skewers for just 46 calories.
How to make: 4 shrimp and 6 pineapple chunks, grilled and placed on 2 skewers with 1/8 teaspoon chives and 1 teaspoon teriyaki sauce.
| It's hard to serve a full salad at a picnic or patio barbecue, so opt for these individual wedge salad bites with blue cheese and bacon.
Mixing low-fat yogurt and blue cheese crumbles cuts back drastically on the fat in most store-bought blue cheese dressings.
Four wedges are a mere 40 calories, so snack away!
Try this recipe: One-Bite Wedge Salad with Blue Cheese and Bacon
| These mini bites are a refreshing appetizer to pass around a sunset party this summer.
Enjoy three Caprese bites for just 74 calories!
How to make: 1 sliced cherry tomato, stuffed with 1/8 ounce mozzarella and 1 basil leaf; drizzled with 1/4 teaspoon olive oil.
| This bite-size sandwich classic makes for yummy snacking during a picnic in the park. Enjoy one bite for just 72 calories.
How to make: 1/2 slice whole-wheat bread, cut into 2 triangles and stacked with 1/2 (cooked) bacon slice, 1 thin tomato slice, 1/4 lettuce leaf, and 1 teaspoon light mayo.
| If you're having a fiesta this summer, control your portion sizes with these taco shell bites. Snack on two shells for 62 calories.
How to make: 2 Tostitos Scoops!, each topped with 1 teaspoon black beans (heated), 1/2 teaspoon shredded cheddar cheese (melted), 1 teaspoon salsa, 1 teaspoon cubed avocado, and 1/2 teaspoon each sour cream and chopped cilantro
| No one wants a warm soup on a hot day. Refresh your palate with this chilled cucumber soup for just 79 calories.
How to make:1 cup peeled, chopped cucumber, one-half cup plain nonfat yogurt, 1 TBSP chopped fresh mint, and a pinch of salt, blended with 3 ice cubes.
| These one-bite skewers make a light, refreshing nosh for a summer get-together. Indulge in five skewers for 46 calories.
How to make: 5 watermelon balls, 5 (one-half inch) feta cheese cubes, and 5 mint leaves on 5 skewers .
| Whether balled, diced, or eaten from the rind, this red summer fruit is a fan favorite at picnics and barbecues.
Enjoy one cup of lycopene-rich watermelon for 46 calories.
Tip: Check thoroughly for seeds.
| Wake up to this tropical fruit shake for just 79 calories.
Tip: Save time with frozen or pre-cut pineapple.
How to make: 1/2 cup pineapple chunks, 1/4 cup coconut water, 1/4 cup nonfat vanilla yogurt and 1 cup ice blended until smooth and garnished with 1 pineapple chunk.
| If you're heading on a road trip this summer, don't let pit-stop food selections steer you away from a healthy diet.
Try our bite-size—and kid-friendly—version of a peanut butter-strawberry sandwich. Two are just 49 calories.
How to make: 2 Reduced Fat Wheat Thins, 1 teaspoon peanut butter, and 2 slices of strawberry.
| If you're hosting a summer movie night, ditch the buttered popcorn and sodium-rich topping for this light cheese flavoring. Enjoy bold Parmesan flavors for just 56 calories.
How to make: 1 cup air-popped popcorn tossed with 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder and 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan.
| Your carefree summer won't have consequences with this island-inspired indulgence.
One large starfruit—similar in taste and texture to a pineapple—is 38 calories.
|Click here to see more delicious low-calorie foods that are perfect for summer!
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Michael W. Carroll is Professor of Law and the Director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property (2009- present). He teaches and writes about intellectual property law and cyberlaw. Professor Carroll's research focuses on the search for balance in intellectual property law over time in the face of challenges posed by new technologies. His research includes projects about the social costs imposed by one-size-fits-all intellectual property rights and about the history of copyright in music.
Professor Carroll also is recognized as a leading advocate for open access over the Internet to the research that appears in scholarly and scientific journals. He has written white papers and has given numerous presentations to university faculty, administrators, and staff around the country on this issue. In addition, he speaks about and promotes publication of open educational resources and open scientific data.
Professor Carroll is a founding member of Creative Commons, Inc. (2001 – present), a global organization that provides free, standardized copyright licenses to enable and to encourage legal sharing of creative and other copyrighted works. He also serves on the Board of the Public Library of Science (2012- present) and recently completed service on the National Research Council's Board on Research Data and Information (2008-2013). He is a member of the Editorial Board of I/S Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society (2006 – Present). In addition, he is a Non-Resident Fellow at the Center for Democracy and Technology (2009- Present) and a member of the Advisory Board of Public Knowledge (2009-Present).
Prior to joining the WCL faculty, Professor Carroll taught at the Villanova University School of Law (2001-09), and he served as a law clerk to Judge Judith W. Rogers, U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, and Judge Joyce Hens Green, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. He practiced law at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering (1996-97; 2000-01) (now WilmerHale) in Washington, D.C. Prior to entering law school, Professor Carroll was a journalist in Chicago, a high school teacher in Zimbabwe, and a project assistant at the Africa-America Institute, where he worked on providing election monitoring and election assistance in Africa. He is a graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center and the University of Chicago.
Currently Teaching
- LAW-504-001 Contracts (Fall)
- LAW-504-003 Contracts (Fall)
- LAW-667-001 Cyberlaw (Fall)
- LAW-667A-001 Intellectual Property in Cyberspace (Spring)
Areas of Specialization
- Contracts
- Copyright Law
- Intellectual Property
- Information Law and Privacy
- International Intellectual Property
- Internet and Computer Law
Degrees & Universities
- J.D., Georgetown University Law Center 1996
- A.B, University of Chicago 1986
Selected Publications
- Michael W. Carroll, The Role of Copyright Law in Academic Journal Publishing, in Working Within the Boundaries of Intellectual Property (Rochelle Dreyfuss, Harry First & Diane Zimmerman, eds., Oxford U. Press 2010).
- Michael W. Carroll, Fair Use and Creative Commons Licenses, in Risk and Entrepreneurship (Pamela Bluh & Cindy Hepfer, eds., Assn. for Lib. Collections & Technical Serv. 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, One Size Does Not Fit All: A Framework for Tailoring Intellectual Property Rights, 70 Ohio St. L.J. __ (forthcoming 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Fixing Fair Use, 85 N.C. L. Rev. 1087 (2007).
- Michael W. Carroll, Patent Injunctions and the Problem of Uniformity Cost, 13 Mich. Telecommun. & Tech. L. Rev. 421 (2007).
- Michael W. Carroll, Creative Commons as Conversational Copyright, in Intellectual Property and Information Wealth, 445-461 (Peter Yu, ed., Praeger 2007).
- Michael W. Carroll, The Movement for Open Access Law, 10 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 741 (2006).
- Michael W. Carroll, One for All: The Problem of Uniformity Cost in Intellectual Property Law, 15 Am. U. L. Rev. 845 (2006).
- Michael W. Carroll, The Struggle for Music Copyright, 57 Fla. L. Rev. 907 (2005).
- Michael W. Carroll, Whose Music Is It Anyway?: How We Came To View Musical Expression As A Form Of Property, 72 U. Cin. L. Rev. 1405 (2004).
- Michael W. Carroll, Disruptive Technology and Common Law Lawmaking: A Brief Analysis of A&M Records, Inc. v. Napster, Inc., 9 Vill. Sports & Ent. L.J. 5 (2002).
Selected Presentations
- Michael W. Carroll, Keynote, Creative Commons and the Copyright Neutrality Principle (2009 Campus Party, CampusBlog & Software Libre, Bogotá, Colom., July 11, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Copyright Licensing and Creative Commons (2009 International Workshop on Copyright Industries and Intellectual Property, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, P.R.C., June 15, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Copyright and the Role of Machines in Cultural Production (Age of Digital Convergence Conference, Hong Kong University (host) & Vanderbilt University Law School, Hong Kong, P.R.C., June 13, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Copyrightable Subject Matter and the Internal Progress Narrative (Conference on the 100th Anniversary of the Copyright Act of 1909, Santa Clara University School of Law (host) & Berkeley School of Law, Santa Clara, Cal., Apr. 30, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Keynote, Creativity and Innovation in the Digital Age (Conference on the Future of Intellectual Property, Goethe-Institut, Brussels, Belg., Apr. 23, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Open Access and Author Control of Copyright (Scholarly Communication Program, Columbia University Libraries, N.Y.C., N.Y., Apr. 8, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Open Access and Author Control of Copyright (Digital Futures Forum, American University Library, Wash., D.C., Mar. 31, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Imperial and Federated Concepts of Copyright Law (George Washington University School of Law, Wash., D.C., Mar. 19, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, The Relation Between Intellectual Property and Information Justice (University of Puerto Rico Law School, San Juan, P.R., Feb. 27, 2009).
- Michael W. Carroll, Commentor, User-Generated Content, Social Networking & Virtual Worlds (Vanderbilt University Law School, Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 14, 2008).
- Michael W. Carroll, Keynote Lecture, Copyright and Your Right to Use and Share Your Scholarly Materials (Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, Oct. 31, 2008).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Open Access (Conference on Intellectual Property and Copyright in the Academy, SUNY New Paltz, Oct. 24, 2008).
- Michael W. Carroll, Presentation, Uniformity Cost and a Framework for Tailoring Intellectual Property Right (25th Congress of the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, Co-sponsored by the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law (MPI), and with the assistance of the European Patent Office (EPO), Munich, Ger., July 21, 2008).


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This 36-hour course is designed to provide law enforcement personnel with foundation skills for the investigation of computer related crimes. Special circumstances arise and special consideration has to be given when a computer is used as an instrument of crime, when a computer is the target of criminal activity or when a computer contains records of criminal activity. The course includes: Using a computer to commit a crime; Records of criminal activity on computers; How computers work and store data; Seizures of computer crime evidence; Working with a computer forensic specialist; Writing search warrants for high tech crimes; Specialized legal problems with electronic data and equipment, Resources to assist investigations
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The Department of Clinical Sciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University invites applications for two positions in the Section of Diagnostic Imaging. This expansion of the Section will result in a total of two tenure-track and three clinical-track faculty with the goals of supporting robust pre-clinical and clinical research programs, providing excellent clinical/diagnostic services in the Hospital, and maintaining a strong teaching and outreach program. The successful candidates would join a current faculty of three board-certified radiologists supported by seven experienced, licensed technicians (LVT and RT), four imaging residents and a full-time biomedical engineer working in a comprehensive, state-of-the art teaching and referral hospital. Approximately 10,000 imaging examinations are performed annually.
Diagnostic imaging equipment includes two multi-plate AGFA CR readers, two wireless Canon DR detectors, a Phillips RF "special procedures" room, a flat-panel Ziehm C-arm for intra-operative imaging, a Toshiba Vantage Atlas(r) 1.5 T MR and a 16 slice Toshiba Aquilion-LB(r) CT both equipped for small and large animal examinations, two planar gamma cameras linked to a NuQuest computer, isolation facilities for radioiodine therapy, and two ultrasound units (Phillips iU22 and ATL 5000) with 5 transducers each. The Imaging equipment is integrated via DICOM modality work-list through the medical record system (UVIS) and images are archived and viewed with Carestream PACS, including both diagnostic and browser-independent web software (PC, Mac, iPad). Integrated 3-D software is included. Three diagnostic workstations are equipped with dual, 3 MP monitors.
Candidates must have a DVM or equivalent degree. An advanced degree (PhD) is desirable for the tenure-track position. Board certification in Veterinary Radiology (ACVR or ECVDI) is preferred, but candidates who have recently completed an approved residency and are board eligible in Veterinary Radiology will be considered.
Distribution of effort in the Section and Department will be determined in accordance with the service needs, academic priorities, and the candidate's expertise and academic goals in diagnostic imaging. Clinical teaching and service in the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, lecture and laboratory instruction of veterinary students and house officers, and independent and collaborative research are negotiable (tenure track vs. clinical track). Extensive opportunities for collaborative research exist at the College and University, including Weill Medical College and technology campuses in New York City.
Clinical duties require flexible working hours that may include daytime, evening, and weekend responsibilities. The candidate should have strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work cooperatively with all of the sections in the Hospital.
Salary, rank and title will be commensurate with academic credentials and experience.
Cornell University embraces diversity and seeks candidates who will create a climate that attracts people from all races, nationalities and genders. We strongly encourage underrepresented minorities to apply. The University seeks to meet the needs of dual career couples and has a Dual Career program to assist with dual career searches.
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He's a great upland dog. Amazing nose, ranges out to about 60 yards, does a very thorough job hunting the terrain, understands how to work running birds and keep them in gun range-and he is enough of a gentleman to point and hold the birds until everyone is ready to flush and shoot. In addition, he is the local go-to dog for Canada geese hunts (they are his favorite). He loves the water and is a strong swimmer.
As far as desire to retrieve? He would rather retrieve than eat, which is saying quite a bit for a lab.
I have hunted him with pointers and shorthairs, both foot dogs and horseback trial dogs. He doesn't go as fast, or out as far-but I get to watch him work, and I don't need a beeper or GPS collar to find him. And he finds and points birds after the other dogs have run through the area....
To me, it is a simple matter of preference-do you want a pointer or a flusher? Otherwise, a lab is a lab-look for the best bred litter you can afford. Both my dogs have FC-AFC sires and titled dams....one is an MH, and one a JH who is a working guide's dog (who's parents are a MHR MH and a littermate to a NAFC-FC and a bunch of other FC-AFC dogs).
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I think all of the reworked AB's are spot on, and it doesn't bother me at all that they've been brought into line with the standard Savage Worlds magic system. The variations in spell lists, backlash effects, and recharge rules mean that they all "feel" very different, even though they take advantage of the ease of use offered by the consolidated power effects. And the space that would have been spent stating out and describing "mirv," "brain burn," "guns," and "trash bolts" as separate spells can be better spent on other things. The junker rules are an especial standout, maintaining all of their old flexibility but getting rid of the insane bookkeeping requirements. I like to think of the Junker's "powers" as analogous to friendly browser spirits under the classic rules, while the rest of their gadgets are on par with standard junker devices.
I also really like that the Harrowed edges were beefed up, which seems appropriate for a more dangerous, less subtle time, where the supernatural is a something everyone is aware of anyway. For the same reason, I think getting rid of the guts skill makes perfect sense.
I like the new Kung Fu rules, which would work equally well for a traditional martial artist or someone who was a highly trained member of the military.
In short, hats off gentlemen!
The only thing I didn't really like was that I felt like lowering the fear level got short shrift. There was no real explanation of the greater significance of lowering the fear level, and the payoff seemed pretty limited, especially because tale-telling rolls often take place (at least in my parties) at the end of the session, with the major combat for the night already behind the posse. I might change the bennie to a "trophy" or "memento" ala the Scroungin' table. It feels more significant, and would let them the heroes save up their good karma till they really need it.
There were a few things that I wasn't sure about:
Can vehicles switch between spook juice and gasoline or diesel? The sidebar in the posse section seems to suggest that they can't, but the text around Oil Town and OPEC makes it sound like they are producing fuel for use in vehicles along with plastics and lubricant. Maybe a simple repair roll and 1d4 hours work can convert a vehicle from one to the other?
I'm also curious about slow burn. Without AP it seems under-powered, but, now that it only takes one action to cast, causing it to negate armor completely as in the old rules seems overpowered, since even the big tanks only have 15-20 base toughness. Maybe it should halve the armor of the target, like the Lee's main gun? Or count as striking the target's most lightly armored location (so a slow burn targeting a Powell would hit the tank's rear armor (70 (50)) with its 5d10 bolt, instead of the front armor)?
I'm starting to ramble, but in conclusion, thanks so much to everybody at PEG, and way to hit it out of the park.
ValhallaGH wrote:Yondalor wrote:Damn! I just printed my copy, and now it's full of errors.
No, it was full of errors and then you printed it.
There's a reason PEG releases the pdf and waits a bit before sending the final print master to the printers. 3,000 fans are better editors than a fleet of professionals - that many eyes will catch almost every error.
Hold off printing for another week or so and you won't have that problem again.
Is there a place where we should send errata that we've noticed, or should we just post it here on the forum?


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FORT KNOX, Ky.: The military says a Fort Knox soldier has been killed in Afghanistan.
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The Diplomatic Security agent, Ubben, who was on the roof with Doherty and Woods:20 Hours!!Ubben was stuck on the rooftop for 20 hours before help arrived.
It's almost as if the "powers" wanted to make sure every possible witness would be dead before the backup arrived.
If Ubben was on the roof, he may be the one who can explain if Doherty was actually (laser) "painting" the target for a drone that they believed was armed. We have been told that there were no armed drones available, but were those who died given different information?
They're making a 4-hr, TV mini-series on Hillary to be released just before she announces her candidacy in 2016. It starts when Bill was beginning his 2nd term (all previous chicanery is not included). Wonder if they will include her outburst on Benghazi?