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State AG Threats To Craigslist Implicate Free Speech
This post is co-authored by Ryan Calo and CIS summer intern Joshua Auriemma.
On Saturday Night Live's classic segment "Really?!? With Seth & Amy," two incredulous news anchors blast a ridiculous current event—for instance, the fact that AIG held a lavish retreat six days after receiving 85 billion dollars in federal bailout money to celebrate the company's top earners. "Really?" Amy Poehler asks. "What does it take to be a top earner at AIG right now? Did you sell your office furniture on Craigslist?"
Some lawyers following the ultimately successful pressure placed by various state attorneys general on Craigslist to take down its erotic services section have experienced a "Really?!?" moment of their own. A particularly unsubtle letter from South Carolina AG Henry McMaster basically threatened Craigslist with "criminal investigation and prosecution" of its management personnel if the popular classifieds website didn't remove all offending material by 5:00PM, Friday, May 15, 2009.
Really? A state attorney general can send a letter to Craigslist threatening to initiate criminal charges against its management unless it shuts down a predominantly legal forum on the basis that the AG dislikes the kind of stuff that gets posted there?
As an initial matter, it is not clear what legal hook an AG would have. Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act would appear to immunize Craigslist for the content posted on the site by its users. See 47 U.S.C. § 230(c)(1) ("No provider … of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider."). See also id. at §230(e)(3) ("No cause of action may be brought and no liability may be imposed under any State or local law that is inconsistent with this section."). Our best guess is that Craigslist ultimately gave in to state AG demands not out of fear of losing a criminal trial, but due to the sheer prospect of facing investigations and lawsuits in multiple states, generating bad press and costing potentially thousands of dollars in defense fees regardless of outcome.
What is clear, however, is that threats of criminal action motivated by disapproval of lawful speech constitute state action for First Amendment purposes. In the 2007 case of Porter v. Bowen, for instance, the Ninth Circuit applied intermediate scrutiny to find that the California's Secretary of State violated the First Amendment when he threatened to prosecute the owners of a website devoted to vote-swapping. 496 F.3d 1009 (9th Cir. 2007). Interestingly, the plaintiff in Porter was a distinct website, not even affiliated with the vote-swapping website that actually received the legal threat. Id. See also Carlin Communications, Inc. v. Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co., 827 F.2d 1291, 1295 (9th Cir. 1987) (deputy attorney's threat to prosecute a telephone company unless they dropped plaintiff's adult phone service converted activity to state action).
No state AG is going to voice disapproval of erotic content per se. Thus, McMaster's open letter refers to the harmful activities that Craiglist's erotic services section allegedly facilitates. But even in this public document, McMaster cannot resist multiple references to "the unrestricted manner in which graphic pornographic pictures are posted and displayed by users on the craigslist site."
Recall that attempts to restrict access to online pornography by adults on the basis of its alleged availability to children have repeatedly been struck down as unconstitutional under the First Amendment. See, e.g., Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union, 521 U.S. 844, 875 (1997) ("It is true that we have repeatedly recognized the governmental interest in protecting children from harmful materials . . . [b]ut that interest does not justify an unnecessarily broad suppression of speech addressed to adults.").
The issue is not, in the end, even about safety. Shutting down a section of Craigslist will not stop sex crimes. If anything, having solicitations appear online and in a central location creates an additional tool for law enforcement concerned about prostitution and exploitation by creating a digital trail. Law enforcement apprehended the alleged "Craigslist Killer," who set off the whole controversy to begin with, in part by tracing the IP address of someone who emailed the victim. No such trail exists on the street corner or in printed classifieds.
Simply put, we need to let go of the puritanical urge to force change on mainstream Internet services because their content offends someone. State governments are accomplishing through threat what they never could through regulation. This represents a blow to our collective liberty.


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Wegman exhibit in Westport
The Westport Arts Center will shine a light on the virtual travels of artist William Wegman with a new exhibition this winter.
Opening with a public reception on Friday, Jan. 25, "William Wegman: The Traveler," will feature an eclectic mix of postcard paintings, drawings, Polaroids and video illustrating Wegman's career-long incorporation of found images. Works date from the mid-1980s to new paintings on view for the first time.
In Wegman's work, vintage postcards expand into skillful and whimsically painted landscapes, cityscapes and abstract atmospheres of investigative play.
"I've admired William Wegman's work for years -- it is witty, humorous, skillful and endearing," said Helen Klisser During, the director of visual arts at the Westport Arts Center. "In these paintings he skillfully and playfully engages his audience on a virtual traveling adventure of his mind. Now we can travel with him."
For an interview with Wegman, visit http://blog.ctnews.com/culturecache/
The Westport Arts Center, 51 Riverside Ave. Friday, Jan. 25-Sunday, March 24. Opening reception Friday, Jan. 25, 6:30-8 p.m. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday noon-4 p.m. 203-226-1806, www.westportartscenter.org.

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CARSON, Calif. – Michael Farfan scored deep into stoppage time as the Philadelphia Union snatched a late 2-1 victory over the LA Galaxy at Home Depot Center Wednesday night.
Farfan, who also contributed an assist in first-half stoppage time, scored the winner in the fifth of an additional six minutes of stoppage time.
The loss was the Galaxy's second consecutive defeat while the Union returned to the victory column after a setback in Houston the weekend.
OPTA Chalkboard: Galaxy dominate opening exchanges, but Union win the war
WATCH: Full Match Highlights
The night started brightly for the home side as Omar Gonzalez returned to the Galaxy's starting lineup just shy of six months after tearing a ligament in his left knee. Gonzalez, who played 45 minutes in a scrimmage on Monday afternoon, started alongside David Junior Lopes in central defense, his first start since MLS Cup 2011.
Whether it was Gonzalez's return or the lively home atmosphere, the Galaxy came out full throttle and placed immense pressure on the Union's backline and 'keeper Zac MacMath from the start. Robbie Keane had three chances in the first 25 minutes but was felled by two goal-line clearances and a save by MacMath. Hector Jimenez also had a shot turned away by the Philadelphia 'keeper.
The Union weathered the storm, and around the 20th minute began to look a bit more composed, passing the ball around more than they had.
Nonetheless, the match seemed headed to intermission in a scoreless draw, but a bit of individual brilliance changed that. Farfan skinned Lopes down the right side of the penalty area, got to the touchline and pulled a cross back toward goal. It found a streaking Jack McInerney, who got to the near post before AJ DeLaGarza and hit a backheel that snuggled just inside the back post for the 1-0 lead.
When the Galaxy took the field in search of an equalizer, Gonzalez's night ended as Sean Franklin replaced him, sliding DeLaGarza back to central defense.
Philadelphia took a more defensive approach in the second half but did well to keep the Galaxy under wraps initially. LA had another flurry in front of the goal on the hour as Lopes rattled the crossbar and Juninho's follow-up attempt was headed out by Amobi Okugo.
WATCH: Omar Gonzalez Postgame Interview
It wasn't until the 73rd minute that the Galaxy nabbed the equalizer. Landon Donovan fed Todd Dunivant on the left side of the area, giving the left back time and space to slip a ball across goal. Somehow the ball made its way through a group of players and Chad Barrett was there to tuck it in, his first of the season.
With LA pushing for the winner, Philly started to find room on the counter. Second-half substitute Antoine Hoppenot nearly scored on a giveaway in the 77th minute as Juninho failed to collect a ball, but was stoned by Saunders.
The veteran 'keeper could do nothing 18 minutes later, however. Sub Lionard Pajoy held Franklin off along the touchline, then hit a backheel into space for Farfan. The attacking midfielder dribbled into the area and, using DeLaGarza as a screen, beat Saunders to the far post for the 2-1 final.
Philadelphia (5-9-2, 17 points) stay ninth in the Eastern Conference, just one point back of the Montreal Impact but with three games in hand. They're back in action on Sunday when they host bottom-dwelling Toronto FC.
LA (6-11-2, 20 points) continue to sit just outside the Western Conference playoff hunt in sixth place. They next play at Chicago on Sunday afternoon at noon PT, live nationally on ESPN. VIEWING PARTIES


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Knights, Quarriers Win State Golf Championships
Sioux Falls O'Gorman and Dell Rapids won the team championships at the South Dakota Class AA and Class A boys state golf tournaments on Tuesday.
Tommy Vining of Sioux Falls Lincoln defended his Class AA individual title, winning a one-hole sudden death playoff with the Knights' Chris Gaher. Both finished regulation play at the Brandon Municipal Golf Course tied at 142. First round leader Max Donohue of O'Gorman was third with a 146.
O'Gorman won it's third championship in the last four years with a team score of 594, 13 strokes ahead of Brandon Valley.
Dell Rapids held off Parkston to win the state Class A championship by one stroke at Central Valley in Hartford. The Trojans began the day in fifth place, eight strokes behind the Quarriers but fell short in the end. Dell Rapids finished the tournament with a team score of 662 to Parkston's 663.
Aberdeen Roncalli's Michael Duch won the individual championship with a two round total of 148. Adam Karst of Dell Rapids was second at 151.
The boys Class B state tournament is scheduled for May 19-20, 2014 in Mitchell.
STATE CLASS AA TOURNAMENT at BRANDON
Sioux Falls O'Gorman 594
Brandon Valley 607
Sioux Falls Lincoln 611
Yankton 623
Rapid City Stevens 632
Aberdeen Central 635
Watertown 638
Sioux Falls Washington 642
Harrisburg 646
Sioux Falls Roosevelt 655
Rapid City Central 665
Mitchell 666
Huron 669
Brookings 682
Pierre 689
Sturgis 689
Spearfish 720
Douglas 861
Tommy Vining, Sioux Falls Lincoln 142
* Won sudden death one-hole playoff
Chris Gaher, Sioux Falls O'Gorman 142
Max Donohue, Sioux Falls O'Gorman 146
Jace Guthmiller, Yankton 146
Tate McVay, Sturgis 147
CLASS AA All-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Tommy Vining, Sioux Falls Lincoln; Chris Gaher, Sioux Falls O'Gorman; Max Donohue, Sioux Falls O'Gorman; Jace Guthmiller, Yankton; Tate McVay, Sturgis; Dayton Schumacher, Sioux Falls Washington; Drew Mahowald, Watertown
STATE CLASS A TOURNAMENT at HARTFORD
Dell Rapids 662
Parkston 663
Aberdeen Roncalli 670
Madison 671
West Central 681
Dakota Valley 690
St. Thomas More 697
Canton 716
Sioux Falls Christian 718
Mobridge-Pollock 725
Winner 729
Lead-Deadwood 732
Sioux Valley 737
Custer 819
Michael Duch, Aberdeen Roncalli 148
Adam Karst, Dell Rapids 151
Jake Weber, Parkston 155
Dylan From, West Central 159
Tayler Anderson, 160
Michael Duch, Aberdeen Roncalli; Adam Karst, Dell Rapids; Jake Weber, Parkston; Dylan From, West Central; Tayler Anderson, Madison; Tanner Burg, Madison; Jeron Laurenti, St. Thomas More


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NORMAN, Okla. -- Four members of Barry University men's golf team received Ping All-American honors Tuesday as announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Junior Scott Smyers (Lakeland, Fla.) and freshman Adam Svensson (Surrey Vancouver, B.C.) are First-Team selections, while junior Jared Dalga (Grand Rapids, Mich.) and senior Marcus Segerstrom (Norrtalje, Sweden) are Third-Team choices.
Barry, which won the NCAA Division II National Championship, has the most All-Americans of any school in the country this year.
Svensson, who also was named the Phil Mickelson Award winner, which is given to the top freshman in Division II, became the first golfer in Buccaneer history to maintain an under-par stroke average. He had a 71.26 scoring average, which was -0.19 under par. Svensson finished in the top 10 of his first seven events, placing second in back-to-back Georgia tournaments in March.
Smyers had a career-best 72.87 stroke average, which was second on the team. He finished second at the Buccaneer Invitational, and had seven top 10 finishes. Smyers led the Bucs with five eagles.
Dalga had a 73.55 stroke average. He tied for second at the Southeastern Collegiate, and finished in the top 10 in five events. Dalga had four eagles and 99 birdies.
Segerstrom had a 73.21 scoring average. He won the Flagler College Jennison Memorial, and finished in the top 10 in six tournaments. Segerstrom led the Buccaneers with 119 birdies.
Division II PING All-America Teams
First Team
- Alex Carpenter, Abilene Christian
- Ricardo Celia, Nova Southeastern
- Tim Crouch, Florida Southern
- Case Gard, Florida Southern
- Scott Smyers, Barry
- Adam Svensson, Barry
- Ben Taylor, Nova Southeastern
- Daniel Young, Lynn
Second Team
- Matt Atkins, USC Aiken
- Rob Damschen, CSU-Stanislaus
- Adam Hedges, Belmont Abbey
- Sam Johnston, Oklahoma Christian
- Zack Kempa, IUP
- Jimmy Kozikowski, Grand Canyon
- Hunter O'Mahony, Nova Southeastern
- Dillon Rust, Central Oklahoma
Third Team
- Brandon Bingaman, Colorado Mesa
- Daniel Claytor, Barton
- Alec Dahlquist, Grand Canyon
- Jared Dalga, Barry
- Santiago Gomez, Midwestern State
- Marcus Segerstrom, Barry
- Jake Webb, Western Washington
- Kevin Witte, UC-Colorado Springs
Honorable Mention
- Kody Alexander, Union
- Ray Badenhorst, Florida Tech
- Warren Crow, Missouri-St. Louis
- Chris Cunningham, Grand Valley State
- Jeff Evanier, Eckerd College
- John Frisby, Belmont Abbey
- Nate Gahman, Georgia Southwestern State
- Mark Geddes, Grand Canyon
- Jesse Gibson, Columbus State
- Conner Godsey, Montevallo
- Chandler Gruenmeier, Newberry
- Robby Hughey, Central Missouri
- Dylan Jackson, CSU Monterey Bay
- Corey Kozuma, Hawaii-Hilo
- Michael Lee, Colorado School of Mines
- Kyle Schrader, Western Washington
- Paul Smith, CSU-Stanislaus
- J.P. Solis, USC Aiken
- Ricky Stimets, North Alabama


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There is no commencement practice as we want to be respectful of time constraints with finals, jobs, children, etc.
Here are instructions for that day:
When you arrive at Wolstein:
· At Gate D, you will be escorted down the steps and backstage to the check in area. You will then see the line to receive your lineup card. The cards are kept in alphabetical order by last name. Pick up your lineup card. On the back of the card, you will see a lineup number. You will lineup according to that number. Make sure to take your card up on stage with you.
- Know who is in front and back of you.
- The opening procession consists of graduates marching around the entire circumference of the arena and into a row. A marshal will count as you enter your row. Keep moving until she tells you to stop.
- A marshal will release your row when it is time to go on stage. When walking across stage, first hand your card to announcer, then proceed on stage to get your diploma handed to you in your left hand, then continue across the stage and take a picture with Sr. Chris as you are shaking her right hand.
- There will be a second picture off the stage. A marshal will guide you over to that photo area.
- You might not have the same seat when returning – that is fine. Just fill in.
Bachelor's Degree: If you are receiving your Bachelor's degree, your tassel should be on the right. After everyone receives their diploma, you will be instructed by Dr. LaFontana to stand up and move your tassel to the left.
DNP or Master's Degree: You already have a Bachelor's degree so your tassel is on the left side of your cap as you process in. It remains on the left side. Do not stand up when Dr. LaFontana asks Bachelor's degree recipients to stand for the tassel switch.
· A marshal will release your row to begin the recession.
· Once backstage, the line will split. January and August grads, you will proceed up the Gate D steps.
· May grads you will go to the diploma table to receive your personal diploma then up Gate D steps.
We will have commencement staff everywhere to help you out and guide you.
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DNP Grads:
DNP recipients enter the stage carrying their hoods on their right sleeve. A marshal will release your row when it is time to go on stage. You are the first group to go on the stage. You will give your lineup card to the announcer and then wait at the podium until your name is announced. Once your name is announced, you will proceed on the stage and hand your hood to your committee chair. You will then turn around to face the audience and the committee chair will then hood you. You then proceed over to Jack Newman who will present you with your diploma in your left hand. You will then then take a picture with Sr. Chris DeVinne as she is shaking your right hand. Dr. Sharpnack will be at the top of the ramp as you exit and will also shake your hand. From there proceed down the ramp and to your seat.Commencement Day Attire


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Angelina Jolie is planning to quit acting when her children reach their teenage years.
The Salt star and her fiance Brad Pitt are parents to a brood of six: Maddox, 11; Pax, nine; Zahara, seven; Shiloh, six, and twins Knox and Vivienne, four – and Jolie admits she is thinking about becoming a full-time mom within the next decade because she won't be able to juggle her career with her parenting duties and her extensive charity work.
She tells England's Channel 4 News, "I think I'm going to have to give up the acting as the kids hit the teenage years… (there will be) too much to manage at home.
"I have enjoyed being an actress. I am so grateful to the job and I have had great experiences and I have even been able to tell stories and be a part of stories that mattered and I have done things for fun. But if it went away tomorrow I would be very happy to be home with the children."
The news comes just months after 48-year-old Pitt announced he was planning to retire when he hits 50.
He told U.K. publication The Sunday Times' Culture magazine, "We all have a shelf life, and mine is coming."
Angelina Jolie is planning to quit acting when her children reach their teenage years.


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The Abbott government is confident it will keep selling livestock to the Middle East despite a threat from Islamic countries to boycott Australia's lucrative farm exports.
Islamic nations are furious at the government's refusal to call Israeli settlements in East Jerusalem "occupied", and want to know why this controversial policy change was made without any consultation.
A group of ambassadors from Islamic countries - including key cattle and sheep export markets - have warned they could block Australian farm exports to the Middle East if the position isn't reversed.
The move would be disastrous for Australian farmers and could jeopardise the government's efforts to break into new export markets in Saudi Arabia and Iran.
But Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce said Australia enjoyed strong trade relations with Middle East nations, which were keen to continue purchasing high-quality agricultural products.
"I hope that they accept that I've got no intentions of trying to diminish that relationship," he told Sky News on Friday.
"I'll do everything in my power to make sure the trade keeps going."
He also understood the government's position on settlements hadn't changed, but admitted foreign affairs was "all vastly too complicated for me".
Since being elected in September, the government has restarted the live export trade to Egypt and Bahrain and made serious headway toward expanding ties with Saudi Arabia.
Mr Joyce also hopes to overturn a 40-year ban on live animal exports to Iran.
But those nations were among a delegation of 18 countries to demand a meeting with the government this week to voice their concerns about the shift in language on Israeli settlements.
Ambassadors from the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Jordan - all top cattle and sheep markets - were also among the disgruntled envoys.
They warned that the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation would discuss the option of boycotting Australian farm products at their meetings later this month.
Palestinian Delegation Ambassador Izzat Abdulhadi said all options were on the table until the government's policy was clarified.
"We want to see a written response from the foreign minister," he told AAP.
The government insists its policy on settlements hasn't changed, and they remain committed to boosting agricultural trade with Arab nations.
Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce spokeswoman Suzannah Moss-Wright said such clear bias undermined Australia's credibility in both diplomatic and trade circles.
It puts at risk business relationships with Arab countries worth $15 billion a year.
"Our Arab friends do not expect us to turn our back on friendship with Israel, but they do expect us to be balanced and to avoid provocative actions," she said.


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Painted Floors: Inspiration Gallery
Last week Annie posted about rugs painted on floors. People have been painting patterns on floors for centuries, yielding a host of different decorative effects, from medallions to stripes to checkerboards to the totally unexpected. Here is an inspiration gallery of painted floors. Keep in mind: a lot of these can be DIY projects, with a little bit of planning and painters' tape.
Top Row: Patterns and Stripes
1 A classic geometric pattern from November's Elle Decor, via A Perfect Gray
2 Green and white stripes in Jason Oliver Nixon and John Loecke's home, from Domino via Bride's
3 Blue and white zigzags, from Domino via Bride's
4 David Kaihoi interior, photographed by Ngoc Minh Ngo for House Beautiful
5 Ashley Whittaker-designed foyer, with floor painted to look like marquetry, photographed by Eric Piasecki for House Beautiful
Second Row: Checkerboards
6 White checkerboard on wood looks almost rustic here, via Manolo Home (includes how-to links)
7 Light wood/dark wood checkerboard, from Cottage Living via myhomeideas.com
8 Jason and John's green checkerboard via Apartment Therapy
9 Blue and caramel checkerboard by Frederick and Frederick Architects, via houzz
10 William Sawaya interior with white paint highlighting the parquet pattern, photographed by Armando Bertacchi for Elle Decor's November 2008 issue
Bottom Row: Geometrics and Medallions
11 Nick Olsen DIY'd this awesome deco/mod pattern, via New York Social Diary
12 A Stockholm apartment with painted parquet, designed by Tham & Videgård Hansson Arkitekter via dezeen
13 Sara Story painted both floor and ceiling in this Gramercy Park dining room
14 Eric Cohler gave this room a sense of history, not to mention a sense of direction, with this painted medallion of an old-fashioned compass
15 Jeffrey Bilhuber painted these floors white and then scattered them with folk art-inspired medallions, photographed by Julian Wass for House Beautiful
Which of these is your favorite painted floor? Are you inspired to take on a floor-painting project?


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Attorney General Mukasy Claims Piracy Funds Terrorism
from the oh-please dept
Still, what's most interesting is that he doesn't seem to indicate much of a difference between merely copying content and "counterfeiting," which would be passing off a fake good as a legitimate one. Counterfeiting is more akin to "trademark" in that it's really about customer protection (making sure you're not buying Bob's Cola thinking that it's Coca Cola). It's understandable to be upset about counterfeiting -- but the problem is that two separate impartial government agencies have both found that counterfeiting isn't that big a problem, and it's regularly exaggerated by lobbyists.
Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that any of these nuances have made it to the AG's office. Instead, he's just lumped all piracy and counterfeiting issues into one single category and labeled it all a big problem and linked it to "terrorism" so that no one questions it. And rather than assigning more Justice Department officials to work on real problems and real crimes, he's been beefing up the "IP" group, increasing prosecutions 33% in the last couple of years. Is this really the best use of our taxpayer money?


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EAST BROOKFIELD � A Leicester man was arraigned Thursday on charges of indecent assault and battery on a person over 14 and distributing obscene matter to a minor.
Kevin Soucie, 32, of 25 Bottomly Ave., Leicester, a member of the Leicester call fire department and a photographer, was ordered to stay away from the alleged victim and anyone 18 or younger except his own children. He was released on personal recognizance by Judge Maura McCarthy
Mr. Soucie allegedly showed nude photographs of men and women to a 17-year-old who was in his studio posing for a modeling portfolio. He also allegedly displayed images of himself engaged in sex acts for the boy to see.
The teen told police that Mr. Soucie groped him and requested that the boy send him nude photos of himself.
The court was asked to appoint an attorney for Mr. Soucie but he was told that because of his assets, he did not qualify for a court-appointed lawyer.
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Powdered dressings, popcorn ice cream and gels entertain and feed students during science-themed event.
Chefs in lab coats? As part of the Week of Science at the College of New Jersey, in Ewing, Sodexo-managed dining services and the chemistry department joined forces to create the Compounds & Cuisine event. According to Patrice Mendes, general manager of dining services for Sodexo, and Karen Roth, director of dining services for the university, the event allowed chefs to showcase their knowledge of molecular gastronomy, which includes using food foams, gelification (liquids into gels), liquid nitrogen (flash freezing foods), liquid powder (liquids into powder) and spherification (shaping liquids into spheres).


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Transitions punctuate our collective experience. As a Jesuit I have always viewed transitions as opportunities to see afresh St. Ignatius' insight about seeking and finding God in all places, people and things. It is hard to say when the moment of transition from university administrator to magazine publisher took place for me. Was it when I last glanced at Omaha's revitalized riverfront or during a retreat in rural Wisconsin or at the moment I turned my own key in the door at America House in New York? Whenever it occurred, it ended a 40-year career in higher education and ushered in the unknown.
Over nearly four decades I have had the privilege of crafting opportunities for students to experience a Catholic Jesuit education, watching them become women and men of competence, conscience and commitment. Along the way these students, their parents and my colleagues befriended me, supported me and loved me. I have witnessed their weddings, marveled at their professional competence and generosity of spirit, baptized their children and buried their parents. The consolation comes in seeing the words of Pedro Arrupe alive in our graduates, noting that we celebrate our success "by what our students become." More than a few of them have been agents of social change.
We all experience changes in life. As William Bridges notes in his book Transitions: Making Sense of Life's Changes, change involves three interrelated elements: the ending, the neutral zone and the beginning. The ending comes before the beginning. So you might ask, what did I do between the ending of a career in academe and moving to New York? My response: Nothing! From July to November I lived in varying degrees within the neutral zone—bereft of old identities and former realities. It was an opportunity to see the world differently between one life phase and the next and to do so with renewed clarity and purpose.
My annual retreat was a discernment retreat—an affirmation that the next step was endorsed by the "Boss." From the beginning this retreat was not routine. Over the week I never moved beyond the Spiritual Exercises' first day's prayer of gratitude for God's gifts as I reviewed my spiritual odyssey across the years—faces, places, emotions, tears and laughter, successes and failures—and reaffirmed God's generosity and love. On the fifth day of the retreat I told my director that a door had closed and, in complete freedom, another opened—the end of the ending.
For years I had planned a sabbatical trip to South America. I spent a month in Brazil, Argentina and Chile. I visited the Iguazu Falls, the Jesuit Reductions and the Estancias in Argentina. In Chile I was introduced to the legacy of St. Alberto Hurtado, S.J. It is a living legacy animating the university that bears his name in its attempts to build an educated middle class. That same charismatic spirit guides Mensaje, the magazine that he founded in 1951. Drawing on the experience of existing Jesuit-sponsored magazines—America and études—Hurtado summarized the purpose of his periodical: "This magazine will be neither literary nor pious, but rather more universal in scope. The project is an urgent one when you consider the lack of [Catholic] orientation especially among the young…. It will help awaken the conscience of the Catholic laity, incarnate the faith in daily life and present Catholic positions as reasonable and serious…. It will help destroy the artificial separation between faith and life."
Just as Hurtado drew on America for his initial inspiration, I embrace his vision as I take on my new responsibilities as president and publisher of America. I believe this transition presents another graced opportunity to explore the observation of Jerome Nadal, S.J., that "the world is our house."
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Bettany Hughes Interviewed by Claire Armitstead
Saturday, 24 March 2018
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Award-winning historian and broadcaster Bettany Hughes returns to the festival to tell the story of Istanbul – of the three great cities of Byzantium, Constantinople and Istanbul.
Hughes argues that Istanbul is not just a city, it is a story. She looks at the many incarnations of Istanbul – a city of three names and one in which archaeologists have measured 42 layers of human inhabitation over the last 6,000 years. Istanbul has long been the gateway between East and West. It has been the capital of the Roman, Byzantine, Latin and Ottoman empires and, for many years, was known simply as The City.
Hughes's previous books are Helen of Troy: Goddess, Princess, Whore and The Hemlock Cup: Socrates, Athens and the Search for the Good Life. She has made a number of documentaries for the BBC and other leading channels, is a research fellow of King's College London and a winner of the Norton Medlicott Medal for History.
Here she talks to Claire Armitstead, associate editor, culture, of The Guardian.
This event is part of St Hilda's College day at the festival.
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Recently I spent 90 minutes on the metal benches at the DMV in Glen Burnie waiting to renew my driver's license on a day a lot of my fellow Marylanders had the same idea. While waiting — especially without a book to read — can be difficult, I left with a smile on my face.
The DMV employees I dealt with — getting my number, answering questions and finally getting my license — could not have been more pleasant, helpful or friendly. Bravo Maryland state employees!
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KANSAS CITY, MO (AP) - Kansas City police continue investigating the disappearance of Lisa Irwin, who was 10 months old when she was last seen in her home nearly a year ago.
Authorities said in a news release Friday they've checked more than 1,600 tips since Lisa was reported missing Oct. 4, 2011.
Police say about 500 tips have been mistaken sightings, and several have stemmed from online rumors.
There have been no arrests. Investigators are currently following about a dozen tips.
Police also say leads provided by the family and their attorneys haven't benefited the investigation.
Officers would still like a one-on-one interview with Deborah Bradley, the baby's mother, because she was the only adult in the home at the time of the disappearance.
The phone at the family's home wasn't taking messages Friday.
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David M. Mickley age 53 of Virginia Beach, VA, and formerly of Port Jervis, NY, passed away Monday, October 21, 2013 at Sentara Leigh Hospital, Norfolk, VA.
David was born on June 20, 1960 in Port Jervis, the son of David W. Mickley and Emily Hadlick Card.
David served with the U.S. Navy for 20 years, retiring as a First Class Chief Petty Officer. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
He is survived by his mother, Emily Card of Port Jervis; his father, David W. Mickley and his wife, Patricia of Virginia; two brothers, William Mickley of Chesapeake, VA, and Donald Mickley and his companion; Pauline Taylor of Cuddebackville, NY; his sister, Lynn Lauber of New Jersey; his step-sisters, Mary Decker and her husband, Stephen of Port Jervis and Jane Cuddeback and her husband, John of Clifton Park, NY; his step-brother, Michael Card and his wife, Diane of Morristown, NJ; and several nieces and nephews. David was predeceased by his step-father, Joseph Card.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 11 a.m. on Tuesday, October 29th at St. Joseph's R.C. Church, 309 Ave. F, Matamoras, PA; Rev. James Walsh will be the celebrant. Interment will take place at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA, with military honors.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Volunteer Services at Syracuse Veteran's Medical Center, 800 Irving Ave., Syracuse, NY 13210, Attn: Homeless Veteran's Volunteer Services.
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Pleasant and entertaining; some innuendo and profanity.
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Parents need to know that Miss Congeniality features lots of fun, lighthearted comedy and well-delivered punch lines, but also contains a fair share of sexual innuendo and sexist jokes. There's lots of punching, kicking, and one explosion (though injuries are few), and a reference to a sexual assault. There is some profanity ("ass," "crap," "Goddamn," and "s--t"). Drinking (cocktails, shots, wine) is occasionally visible. Logos for Starbucks, Ben & Jerry's, and Bud Light are prominently featured.
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Bates hopes to force a recount
Incumbent Jim Bernard of Wilsonville has claimed victory for the position 5 seat for Clackamas County commissioner over challenger Steve Bates of Boring.
But Bates is saying it's too early to concede the election, especially with the latest vote tally provided Thursday morning, May 22, showing Bernard in the lead with 28,325 votes and Bates close behind with 27,599 votes.
Bates had planned to concede the election at the County Commissioner's meeting Thursday, but changed his mind when he learned that 379 ballots were rejected because they weren't signed and 229 weren't counted because the signatures didn't match.
Bates has sent a request for all those names and addresses, and he and his volunteers plan to contact each voter so they can correct their ballots and have their vote count.
If enough ballots favor Bates to bring the difference between him and Bernard to 0.2 percent, he said, it would force a recount.
Getting into the automatic recount could change the complexion of the election, he said. "I am still holding out hope."
Bates said the county will give him the names and addresses next Wednesday, May 29, and he doesn't plan to concede until those votes are counted.
"I am still holding out hope," Bates said.
In the meantime, Bates and friends are busy picking up his campaign signs, but given the closeness of the race, his first time to run for county office, he is not throwing them away.
Several people have encouraged me to save my signs and put my hat in the ring in 2016, he said. Tootie Smith, John Ludlow and Martha Schrader are all up for re-election.
Bernard, meanwhile, has declared victory in the campaign.
Im excited to continue the countys work, and I think a lot has been said about the negativity that has occurred, and negativity is not appropriate and not conducive to winning an election, Bernard said. Its nice to be done in May, and I have another four years of work.
The negative campaign actually began with a fundraising letter Bernard sent to constituents in which he slammed Bates for leading the withdrawal of TriMet bus service to Boring and stopping a highway interchange at Boring, among other things.
Bates responded that everything was true, but Bernard had taken his actions out of context. Metro buses were running empty and cost Boring businesses a lot of money and the interchange would have cut off access to Highway 26 for many Boring residents, Bates responded.
Bernard, a former mayor of Milwaukie, said he supports local improvements there.
With the bond passing now, theres an opportunity to move forward with the Riverfront Park project, and Im committed to help Milwaukie complete that, Bernard said.
Clackamas Review News Editor Raymond Rendleman contributed to this report.


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Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are introducing new technology into vehicles. They demand test systems that are adaptable and future-proof, so they can integrate all the technology used today and be ready for whatever tomorrow brings.
Vehicles and drivers are gaining a new level of safety from ADAS. Safety systems were once only backup cameras and parking assistance. Now, they are being fused with other subsystems and integrated with new technology to provide life-saving features like emergency braking. As these systems are used in more and more safety-critical applications, the testing to ensure they function properly needs to become more rigorous and simultaneously support the rapid innovation happening. NI offers a single, software-centric, platform-based approach to automotive testing that can natively integrate all the I/O types you need to test today's and tomorrow's ADAS technology. This approach ensures easier integration and more accurate test data. You can use the same platform in all aspects of system design from characterization through verification and validation and even onto the production floor.
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Los Naranjos is a pleasant development located at the heart of La Manga Club. Comprising community and individual villas all located within walking distance from restaurants, shops, tennis centre, golf courses and most activities on resort, this is a very popular destination for the sporting travellers. Internally the accommodation is of a high standard, while externally there are two shared community pools, one of which is heated year round. Their location makes them ideal for people who prefer not to drive whilst on holiday however their low position means views are limited. Families with young children please note that many properties have terraces which have direct access to the swimming pools.
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Minnesota Unemployment Rate Falls to 5.5 Percent
ST. PAUL (AP) - Minnesota's unemployment rate has stayed on its downward trend, falling to 5.5 percent in December.
The Department of Employment and Economic Development officials released statistics Thursday while describing job gains and losses in various sectors. The state made a net gain of 9,100 jobs that month. Job gains for November were also revised upward to reflect a net addition of 12,300 jobs.
Over the last 12 months, Minnesota has gained 50,700 jobs.
Minnesota's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate has remained well below the national average. Federal statistics released a couple of weeks ago showed the national jobless rate for December was 7.8 percent.
For November, the state revised its seasonally adjusted jobless rate to 5.6 percent.
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Shoppers interested in getting a good price on a luxury SUV will find a host of August deals on many different models. Such incentives can be attributed to several factors, including a competitive market, the closeout of the model year and buying in summer instead of a more SUV-friendly fall or winter. We've rounded up incentives on some of our favorite vehicles, giving shoppers a leg up in the search for a new upscale SUV.
Acura RDX
Acura is serious about turning its recently redesigned compact RDX into one of the most popular luxury SUVs on the market, a fact that's demonstrated in the automaker's aggressive August lease deals. According to Acura, shoppers interested in a 36-month lease on the RDX can get payments as low as $399 per month after just $2,599 at signing--a strong deal for a brand-new luxury vehicle. The automaker is even offering an unusual zero-down lease deal with monthly payments of $460 for its base trim level and $530 for models that include the highly desirable technology package. For shoppers who can swing the payment, we recommend the technology package, which offers a navigation system, voice recognition, a power liftgate, and the automaker's AcuraLink roadside assistance system.
Lincoln Navigator
Lincoln's full-size Navigator is available with several incentives in August. For shoppers interested in buying the luxurious SUV, Lincoln is offering interest rates as low as zero percent for up to 60 months plus up to $1,000 cash back--a rare offer among full-size luxury SUVs that combines cash back and a low interest rate. For buyers paying in full, Lincoln is offering up to $4,000 cash back throughout the month on all 2012 Navigator trim levels, even the stretched Navigator L, which adds 15 inches to the standard SUV's wheelbase. Lincoln is also touting a special lease incentive, advertising a 36-month term with payments of just $569, though taking advantage requires making a down payment in excess of $6,000.
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If you're looking for an attractive short-term lease on a compact luxury SUV, Mercedes offers a compelling deal with its boldly styled GLK. Through the end of August, the automaker is advertising rear- or all-wheel drive GLK350 models for 24 months at just $419 per month. While that figure includes a whopping $4,603 due at signing, buyers who can stomach the hefty down payment will be pleased with the GLK's smooth powertrain, which features a 268-horsepower V6 mated to a smooth 7-speed automatic transmission. They'll also be impressed by a long list of standard equipment that includes automatic headlights, dual-zone automatic climate control, Bluetooth and 19-inch alloy wheels.
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For shoppers who can find one in dealer inventory, Toyota's ultra-luxurious, terrain-tackling Land Cruiser is available with a generous lease deal in August. According to Toyota, shoppers interested in leasing the SUV can get a 36-month term with $4,999 down for just $899 per month. While that may seem like a lot for a Toyota, it's a tremendous deal on the facelifted 2013 Land Cruiser, which offers a starting price of nearly $70,000 and a vast list of standard equipment that includes a navigation system, a power sunroof, keyless access and starting, leather upholstery and four-zone automatic climate control. The SUV also includes legendary reliability, meaning customers who choose to buy it at the end of their lease will likely receive years of faithful service.
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Although it's getting slightly long in the tooth, we think Volvo's midsize XC90 SUV remains just as handsome as it was when it debuted for the 2003 model year. For prospective buyers who share our opinion of the XC90's styling, Volvo is offering several deals throughout August that may entice them to look closer. For lease shoppers, Volvo is offering the XC90 with payments as low as $469 per month for a 36-month term on a front-wheel drive model, or $499 per month for an all-wheel drive XC90. Shoppers looking to finance will also get a deal in August, as Volvo is advertising interest rates as low as 2.9 percent for a whopping 72 months.
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Back in 2006, trucks rolled into Ridges Basin and closed off County Road 211. They built a big dam in the basin. They proceeded to fill the basin in with water. Then someone said, County Road 211 is closed? Gee, maybe we should build an alternate route.
In September 2010, County Road 210 was opened, several years after County Road 211 was closed. Then it was like someone said, Guess what? There is a big reservoir just south of town! What should we do with it? Should we let motorboats in there? Or just canoes? Who is supposed to be policing that area? They are still trying to come up with answers to those basic questions.
It amazes me that a reservoir like this can be built with zero planning. It seems like every step was performed as an afterthought. The work crews did a great job. They built a reservoir, roads, parking lots, restrooms plus a rest area and lookout off County Road 210. These are all finished but the public cant use any of them because the government officials are apparently surprised by the sudden appearance of a reservoir close to town. You would almost think the work crews took it upon themselves to build this lake and park.
Back in 2006, did the government officials know bulldozers were building a dam in Ridges Basin? Did they know why? Of course they did! So why is the completed project such a surprise?
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The United States Air Force became an independent military service equal to the Army and Navy in 1947. It had existed as an air division of the Army since 1907, when the War Department created the Aeronautical Division to study the military potential of aircraft. In 1909, six years after the Wright brothers' flight at Kitty Hawk, the Army purchased its first airplane.
For several years the military believed that airplanes were best used as support for ground troops. Advances in airplane and weapons technology during World War I and World War II, however, proved that air power could play a major role in national defense. By 1947, the newly-established Air Force had to meet the challenges of the modern age, including the threat of nuclear attack by the Soviet Union. To do so, it would require well-trained and educated officers.
In 1954, the Federal Government authorized the creation of the United States Air Force Academy. It was to serve as the undergraduate educational institution of the Air Force in the same tradition as the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, and the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. These institutions, established in 1802 and 1850 respectively, had produced the nation's top military leaders for generations. The Air Force Academy quickly rose to the challenge and produced highly-trained officers qualified to lead the Air Force during the early Cold War, a time when the nation's defense policies relied heavily on air power.


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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Atori Lamorris Lee, 23, of 503 E. Fourth St., was charged with felony assault inflicting serious bodily injury, $20,000 secured bond, May 14.
• Richard Bernard Lindsay, 47, of 230 Craver Drive, Winston-Salem, was charged with felony failure to appear and resisting arrest, $20,000 secured bond, April 1.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A washing machine, air conditioner, refrigerator, microwave oven, gas or electric stove and miscellaneous items valued at $2,150 were reported stolen from a home on West Center Street Extension between March 14 and 1:56 p.m. Tuesday.
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If you are interested in being a Teachers' Assistant for a first-year class next semester, please submit an application by Wednesday, November 24, 2010 . A complete application includes an application form, unofficial transcript, and a recent resume. You can find more information about job responsibilities, grade requirements, compensation, and the application forms by clicking here.
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Health insurance cards have been mailed to your home address. It is the address that is listed as your local address within the IIT system. Many of you may also have received cards even if you waived the Student Health Insurance. Please check your student account to make sure that the Health Insurance Fee has been removed. If you have received an insurance card and have waived the insurance, you can dispose of the insurance card.
If you do not receive your insurance card at your current address, additional cards will be mailed to IIT Chicago-Kent directly after September 15, 2010. When they arrive, we will let you know when and where you may pick them up.
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The Office of Student Services maintains a small resource library of study aids and other materials for first year classes, including Civil Procedure, Contracts, Criminal Law, Justice, Property, and Torts. Students can borrow materials for a three-day period. This is a great way to preview a study aid before you buy it or do a quick review for a class.
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CTA U-Pass Program. Chicago-Kent is a participant in the Chicago Transit Authority's U-Pass program. The U-Pass is a discount fare card allowing unlimited rides on all CTA buses and trains. All full-time day students will receive a U-Pass card valid from August 23 (the first day of classes) through December 20 (the end of Fall exams). New cards will be issued at the start of the Spring semester. The charge for the card will appear on the semester bill for each full-time student. Due to restrictions imposed by the CTA, the program is not currently available to evening students or part-time day students.For more details, see our U-Pass FAQ, and visit the CTA's U-Pass web site.
Lost or Stolen: If you lose your U-Pass or it is stolen, you need to go to CTAHeadquarters at 567 West Lake Street, 2nd Floor. Replacement cards cost $50.00 (cash, credit card, or money order only) and you will need to bring a valid Chicago-Kent student ID card. Replacement passes are sent to Chicago-Kent five to seven days after you apply. You will be notified by email once it arrives. Please note: CTA will replace lost or stolen U-Pass cards only one time per academic year.
On a Bus: If your U-Pass is captured in bus equipment, the bus operator will ask you to complete a customer service card and allow you to ride free. If needed, a free transfer will be provided. You must bring the customer service card, along with your valid Chicago-Kent student ID card, to CTA Headquarters at 567 West Lake Street, 2nd Floor to apply for a replacement. Replacement passes are sent to Chicago-Kent five to sevendays after you apply. You will be notified by email once it arrives. If you fail to get the customer service card, it can take up to two weeks to replace your U-Pass.
On the El: If your U-Pass is captured in rail station equipment, locate a customer assistant and inform him or her of your problem. The customer assistant will have you complete a fare discrepancy report (FDR) and issue you a free transit card valued at $3.60. You must bring a copy of the FDR, along with your valid Chicago-Kent student ID card, to CTA Headquarters at 567 West Lake Street, 2nd Floor to apply for a replacement. Replacement passes are sent to Chicago-Kent five to seven days after you apply. You will be notified by email once it arrives. If you fail to get the FDR, it can take up to two weeks to replace your U-Pass.
You can find more information about the U-Pass at CTA's U-Pass Website or Kent's U-Pass FAQ.
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