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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver Have Birthday Hang-Out
Arnold Schwarzenegger has a very awkward birthday with Maria Shriver. Al Pacino's got family trouble. Ashton Kutcher stole Will Smith's trailer, we think. Yes! It's Sunday gossip.
- Happy birthday to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who turned 64 on Saturday and celebrated by having lunch with his sons Patrick and Christopher and shopping at Barneys. Maria Shriver met up with trio to give Schwarzenegger her gift, which was not murdering him on sight. That night, Schwarzenegger wrestled a bear to death, demonstrating to his clan that he was still fit to rule. [Radar]
- Al Pacino's daughter Julie, an "aspiring film director," was arrested last night in Manhattan for a DWI. (She apparently drank three beers, "smoked weed," and blew a .12; also, her Mercedes had an expired registration.) Something something this whole courtroom's out of order, am I right? LOL! [NYP]
- Ashton Kutcher has a huge trailer on the set of Five Halves of Men.It looks a little bit like Will Smith's trailer, actually? So maybe they're the same person. "What about cutting costs in this economy?" wonders Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, posting on TMZ as commenter "mid." [TMZ]
- For "for bringing attention to refugees from the country's 1992-95 war," Angelina Jolie was given "The Heart of Sarajevo" award at the Sarajevo Film Festival. "There is no greater example of the strength of artists than a festival that begun during the war and grows stronger every year. I find it remarkable," she told the crowd as she accepted the award. Jolie is currently directing a movie, In the Land of Blood and Honey, starring local actors, about a Serb man and Bosnian woman who fall in love. Brad Pitt, also in attendance, was given "The Fart of Sarajevo" award. [NYDN]
- As we predicted yesterday, rugby player Mike Tindall married Zara Phillips, granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II. Everyone wore hats. [Daily Mail]
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Samsung has revealed that the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update for the Samsung Galaxy S will arrive in the UK early November.
Samsung had hoped that the update would come earlier in the year, with the company pointing to a September arrival, but the month came and went and nothing appeared.
Samsung is now offering the update in early November, with 2.2 offering improved browser performance, an enhanced user interface, Flash 10.1 and the ability to save applications to memory card.
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Samsung has revealed that it will be offering the 2.2 update via Kies, Samsung's in-house software upgrade programme which will be downloadable from www.samsungmobile.co.uk.
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Welcome to the home of psychic medium researcher Bob Olson's...
Genuine & Legitimate Psychics & Mediums List
On this site, author of Answers About The Afterlife and The Magic Mala, host of Afterlife TV, and former skeptic & private investigator Bob Olson reveals to you a list of the most gifted psychics and mediums he has tested as legitimate! He calls it his "Genuine & Legitimate Psychic Mediums List." These are the psychics and mediums he has personally vetted using his 15-point test. Since 1999, Bob has tested hundreds of psychics and mediums from around the globe. Some readings were lacking, some good, and some were absolutely extraordinary. The people listed on this site fall into the extraordinary category.
There really are people who can communicate with your loved ones in spirit. They are known as "mediums" or "psychic mediums". There also really are people who can intuitively read your energy, such as your aura or Universal energy. They are known as "psychics" or "intuitives." Psychics help people to find clarity and direction in life, while mediums typically focus their readings on communicating with spirits or spirit guides. It's not uncommon, however, that mediums sprinkle some psychic messages and psychics sprinkle some mediumship into their readings.
Bob Olson is a former private investigator who has researched psychics & psychic mediums for over 15 years. He is also the author of Answers about the Afterlife: A Private Investigator's 15-Year Research Unlocks the Mysteries of Life after Death and The Magic Mala: A Story That Changes Lives. Once a cynical skeptic, Bob met his first genuine and legitimate psychic medium in January of 1999. The medium conveyed messages from Bob's deceased father and grandmother that were undeniably accurate, including details such as names, dates and information about his life that this stranger (the psychic medium) could never have known. This spirit-to-medium reading opened Bob's skeptical mind to new possibilities, and he has consequently spent the past 14 years studying and investigating psychics, mediums and life after death. Bob Olson is the only psychic, medium & afterlife expert who is not a psychic or medium himself. If you're a talk show host or TV/documentary producer, visit the Info For Media page.
Bob Olson's Pledge to You
"My pledge to you is that I have personally tested each psychic and medium on my "Genuine & Legitimate Psychic Mediums List." I have developed a 15-point test that allows me to determine if a psychic or medium is legitimately gifted while they give me a private reading. And while I cannot promise that you'll have the same level of experience in your reading as I did in mine -- since there are many subjective factors that determine a successful reading (like your personal reading preferences & expectations) -- I can promise that each psychic and medium listed has proven to me that they are extraordinarily gifted and has the ability to give you a reading so powerful that it can change your life." ~ Bob Olson, BestPsychicMediums.com, BestPsychicDirectory.com & AfterlifeTV.com


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Michael Andrews & Associates LLC is a legal collection agency that has existed for over 12 years. It collects debt on behalf of its clients by means of litigation and various creative collections strategies.
Our customers are creditors and lenders who are holders of defaulted loans. These include banks and venture capitalists who purchase debt. These customers want to see a strong foundation at first glance; a dependable company that does not take unnecessary risks. At the same glance, there should be some element of the logo that shows that Michael Andrews & Associates LLC is different from its competitors in many ways.
The other audience that will see this logo are those being collected on. The logo should be something that would be taken very seriously. One can be elegant while expressing that they mean business, right?
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We like the colors blue and silver, but have not committed to them. We would love to see other color ideas.
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Featuring the voices and likenesses of Larenz Tate, Noel Gugliemi, and Guerilla Black, 187 Ride or Die is the account of a young man living on the streets and dealing with the threat of death on a daily basis. Forced to rise above his environment, Buck (Tate) must defend his home and the territory of his mentor Dupree (Black), from a menace of thugs led by Cortez (Gugliemi).
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Today, retail is synonymous with change. The retailers that thrive will be those that can adapt to ever-evolving shopper behaviors and new financial pressures.
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text: Each year, the Monterey Jazz Festival generates many stories in the media, including full coverage and streaming of live shows from the Festival. Here is a sampling of some of the stories and concerts that are currently available on the Web. You can see additional performances from the Monterey and Next Generation Jazz Festivals by going to the Festival's YouTube and Vimeo pages.


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- National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research; Notice of proposed priorities for fiscal years 1997-1998 for research and demonstration projects, rehabilitation research and training centers, and a knowledge dissemination and utilization project [OSERS]
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Fiske Kimball SocietyThe Fiske Kimball Society was formed to honor the memory of the Museum's distinguished and energetic director Fiske Kimball and his spirit of providing for the Museum. During his thirty-year tenure as director (1925-55), he oversaw the completion of the vast and iconic "Temple on Fairmount" and the installation of its world-renowned collection. Mr. Kimball cared so deeply for the institution that he bequeathed his own estate, in its entirety to the Museum. His bequest is part of the Museum's endowment and continues to generate important support for the acquisition of new works of art.
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2016 Volkswagen Touareg SUV car is one that has the look of classy and stylish. New VW Touareg TDI as the best SUV products produced by Volkswagen. The latest VW Touareg TDI will undergo some changes and improvements. The latest generation of the VW Touareg TDI will be announced this year and is going to compete like the Audi Q7 and BMW X 5. VW Touareg TDI come as a model for the year 2016. We will discuss the changes and specifications of the 2016 VW Touareg TDI SUV.
2016 Volkswagen Touareg TDI Design
2016 VW Touareg TDI is a popular SUV cars. New VW Touareg TDI will provide the changes and improvements to enhance performance the better. Its unique design 2016 VW Touareg TDI this latest generation, Volkswagen provides some new things in order to make it look more stylish and modern. The most obvious change can be seen in the future will use a new grille design and application of Xenon lamps as well as for the lights to the vision of a more modern and better. Interior design VW Touareg TDI 2016 will offer features that make passengers feel comfortable. Overall, the look of the 2016 Volkswagen Touareg has an interesting look with the combination of simple display and premium. This simplicity can be seen as a control panel application of avoiding redundancy for some buttons. New VW Touareg TDI premium appearance can be seen from the design of the dashboard which is made by high-quality materials.
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The latest 2016 VW Touareg TDI will use machines that will have better performance than previous models. Volkswagen Tiguan engines decided it would be the latest car to be used by the new SUV will have new technology to more eco-friendly. According to rumors circulating, the 2016 VW Touareg TDI will offer some variants of the engine. The first VW Touareg TDI engine will use the gasoline engine V6 3.0-liter that will generate power 205 horsepower. The second machine using the 3.0-liter V8 that will produce a stronger power to 340 horsepower. There is also some information stating that the VW Touareg TDI variant offers the latest hybrid machine.
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2016 VW Touareg TDI is one car SUV that has a modern and classy look. The all New VW Touareg TDI cabin gives a sophisticated look and premium. According to some information, the release date of 2016 VW Touareg TDI announced this year. As for the 2016 VW Touareg Price information is expected to be on sale starting at $ 45,000.


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Too much hot stuff to handle
It all started in a pretty peaceful way. The guy took his beloved girlfriend to his parents' home. Everybody was supposed to have a good time with dinner and drinks. He knew his mother was a bit crazy but he could not expect she would offer sex to his own girlfriend! Everybody being pretty drunk, his mother and his girlfriend started making out. Soon things got serious and his father joined the party. Look what he did to the girl, old geezer! The guy had nothing to do but drink himself out of this madness.
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Staring intensely at the monitor may result in blurred vision, dry
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Blink at the end of every line, after entering a column of numbers, and
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the window or across the room). As you look into the distance, allow your
jaw and upper eyelids to drop. Let your eyes close as you exhale. Feel
your eyes sinking into their sockets. Exhale with a slight smile for one
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
Collecting names vs. family history
I first ran into this problem years ago while doing my first survey of what research had been done in my family. I found a whole series of family group records extending the family line back and back in time to before 900 A.D. The sheets claimed to be the ancestors of Richard Warren, of the Mayflower. As the line kept going on and on, I became skeptical that anyone had actually made a valid connection between this long pedigree and Richard Warren of the Mayflower. I also soon found that no one had actually proved Richard Warren's parentage in England. As one Website by Caleb Johnson put it, "Richard Warren's English origins and ancestry have been the subject of much speculation, and countless different ancestries have been published for him, without a shred of evidence to support them." Since that time, I have found several instances in my own family of extensive unsupported pedigrees.
I find it difficult to believe that someone, wanting to claim a huge family file, would change the name of their father or grandfather to "adopt" someone with a long lineage of ancestors. But this is done all the time by name collectors with remote ancestors. They find a long ancestral line and decide they must be related. Their remote ancestor, John Smith who was a poor farmer, must have really been the famous John Smith with a huge pedigree. Historically, genealogists had a really bad reputation for doing just that, compiling false pedigrees to satisfy people's vanity and to make someone appear to be important. The problem is, the practice has not stopped. Name collectors do the same thing today.
What is the harm in having a huge family file? Who cares anyway? One problem, I have seen, is that people just starting out in family research are intimidated by the huge numbers and files. How would you feel if you were trying to find your grandfather and someone tells you they have 35,000 names in their family file? You might decide that you will never find that many names and just quit.
Some really good genealogists do have huge family files, but even professionals do not have the same level of confidence in the accuracy of every name in a big file. Think about it, if you had 35,000 names in a file and spent only five minutes looking at each one, it would take you more than 2900 hours to look at all the names.
It is also important to address the issue of quality. There is certainly more value in a well documented file with a few names than a huge file with no idea of source or validity of the names. Another problem arising from the lack of documentation of the name collector's files is that people just might believe the information. After all, it is a huge file and therefore must be true. Sometimes when I ask someone with a huge file going back into royal lineage where they got the information, they admit that they copied another file from someone else. It is not the copy that is the problem, it is the thought that the mere possession of a huge list of names is somehow validating.
Meanwhile, if someone comes into the Mesa Regional Family History Center and asks for help with a huge file going back to Charlmagne, I will still be as pleasant as possible. Maybe they really are related to him?
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"Maybe they really are related to him?"ReplyDelete
Hahaha. It is possible!
(But I'd like to see the proof.)
At this point in my life, the history side of genealogy is more important than the name part of it, but I find that as I research the history of the families, new names show up. I'll send you a few to add to your files. :)
(And perhaps I should identify myself as your daughter, for all of your blogging community.)
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2009 at 8:12 AM
I agree with your daughter, definitely more into the history side of genealogy.ReplyDelete
Though new names crop up, because I try to do the historical aspect to understand the place and time I'm also finding more real information and sometimes additional connections between families, about my not quite as famous or important folks which ends up being the real treat. Thanks for reminding me why I have fun with this. Amy (also)
- Richard DSeptember 16, 2009 at 10:49 AM
You are one of those pretentious genealogists who vehemently abhor "name collectors" as you call them!ReplyDelete
Who are you to judge whether they should be allowed to call themselves genealogists or not?
Tracing the roots of ones family, and therefor collecting names, is NOT one of the seven deadly sins.
Sure I agree with you that people who connect themselves through bad research, even false research, to someone famous or important without proper or valid documentation of the sources is not benefical to the genealogy movement.
But neither are you if you look down, with disdain, on people who trace their lineage without finding out every single little fact there is to know about the persons they research.
Not all of us have the intention of writing a history book on every person in their ancestry.
But yet we are genealogists. No matter what you self-proclaimed experts say.
I am glad to call myself a "name collector" in the sense that I am tracing my lineage, collecting their names, dates, places and any other pertinent information that pops up.
And should I find the time and will to do more in-depth analysis of the persons or the time they live in, so be it!
I am however not chasing famous names. I don't care whether or not I am in any way, shape or form related to that king or that actor or that, to all americans important, famous founding father.
By setting out to prove your greatness by connceting yourself to important persons could lead you to the path of vanity.
This however is one of the deadly sins.
And I am sure that this is what you, the author of this blog, are saying. However, I see no distinction between these vain researchers of me in this blog!
Lastly, I do apologize for any grammatical errors that might found in my reply.
English is not my first language.
I suggest reading Elizabeth Shown Mills' article "Genealogy in the 'Information Age': A New Frontier?", which was published in the NGSQ (Centennial Issue 93, December 2003, pp. 260-277), also online at: http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/galleries/Ref_Researching/NGSQVol91Pg26077GenealogyHistory.pdfReplyDelete


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The Second meeting of the OECD-MENA Investment Steering Group agreed that "strong private sector input at all levels was essential to the success of the Programme and agreed to co-operate with other international and regional business initiatives, in particular to the G-8 Investment Task Force once it is established, and agreed that, in addition to the Arab Business Council, BIAC and other private sector organizations in the region and OECD countries representing the financial sector and SMEs should also be invited to participate".
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God, sex, basketball and BYU
Basketball player Bandon Davies suspension from BYU supposedly resulted from his violation of BYU's Honor Code, a code which all BYU students must sign.
So supporters of this code argue that the suspension was all about "honor" and honor in this specific case is living a chaste life, a life which precludes pre-marital sex.
Or to put it in dankprofessor terms, BYU in essence argues that all sex outside of marriage has no value and brings dishonor to those engaging in such sex. So not suspending Davies would bring dishonor to BYU. Such is patently anti-sexual and patronizing. It reduces students to children who must obey the codes of their elder parents. To become a student member of BYU, one must sign an oath that reduces the signatories to that of children who have no personal autonomy, no zone of privacy and intimacy. Such represents a form of totalitarianism, a form of totalitarianism that has no place in college athletics and certainly no place in NCAA sports competition.
The BYU punitive public response to Brandon Davies so-called code violation becomes a public degradation of a young talented athlete. Certainly, BYU authorities could have handled their sexual bigotry in a discreet manner; dealing with what most people consider a private manner in a private and personal way.
The dankprofessor says shame on BYU and calls for the NCAA to consider sanctions against BYU for abusing a student athlete.
And I understand that others may see this quite differently. For example, some BYU supporters hold that BYU is beyond secular regulation and that the team is on a "mission from God."
To gain some historical perspective on this, I present the following.
The Brigham Young University's so-called Honor Code is given some historical perspective in the following passage from BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY; A HOUSE OF FAITH by Gary Bergera and Ronald Pridis-
Early Rules and Enforcement
Brigham Young University is perhaps best known for its proscriptions against alcohol, coffee and tea, tobacco, premarital sex, coeducational housing, long hair, and short dresses. But only since the late 1960s have specific rules regarding behavior and dress become institutionalized as permanent standards of student conduct. Although previous BYU presidents had emphasized or de-emphasized adherence to moral standards according to their particular ideological bent, the trend during the 1960s towards greater regimentation was largely a reaction of President Ernest L. Wilkinson to developments on other American college campuses during the same era, when traditional western values were being questioned by students nationwide. Initially, officials at Brigham Young Academy offered relatively little supervision for undergraduates outside of school, which was an unusual approach to discipline for the period, especially in view of the average age of the student body–fourteen years–and the fact that many students were away from home for the first time (Smith). The academy's 1876 Prospectus contained only a vague warning that "every student shall, in and out of school, cultivate a gentlemanly or lady-like deportment, and avoid all unbecoming associations that might reflect discreditably upon [themselves] or the institution [they have] the honor to attend." Students were told that if they committed acts of delinquency, they would be "reprimanded by the principal," and that in serious cases a note would be sent home to their parents. Otherwise, students were apparently free to do as they pleased off campus. Such an approach reflected BYA principal Karl G. Maeser's European upbringing and education, where the closely supervised dormitory system of British and American schools was untried. In fact, compulsory dormitories originated in seventeenth century England, where undergraduates enrolled in college at the age of fifteen, and gradually disappeared in the late nineteenth century as the age of entering students increased to nineteen years.1
[p. 94] As steeped as Maeser was in the Saxon method of leaving after-school discipline to students' parents, after three years as principal he came to realize that because "the students behaved so badly" off-campus, additional measures would be necessary to guarantee his pupils' moral safety and to protect the good name of his academy. Maeser thus devised a housecheck program, christened the Domestic Organization, which provided that students would be "visited in their residences at stated intervals by [faculty] representatives." Furthermore, one student per house was to be appointed to "act as Senior," to attend meetings with the principal, and to encourage conformity to BYA standards among peers. Defending his Domestic Organization at an 1880 assembly, Maeser answered critics, "Some may think it none of my business where they are or what they do when out of school, but that is the law of the academy, and if they wish [it] to be none of my business, all they have to do is leave."2
During the Domestic Organization's first year, 1881-82, Maeser forbade "vulgar language, profanity, or obscenity in any form, smoking, [and] the use of strong drinks." Three years later, Maeser's pupils were forbidden from attending "public or private parties without a written permit from the principal." In February 1885, twenty-two-year-old chemistry instructor James E. Talmage was appointed "assistant to the principal over giving permission to go to parties and [over] receiving excuses for being away from home after academy hours," defined as eight o'clock on week nights and ten o'clock on weekends. The previous year, faculty also advised students against "attending the skating rink" and loitering near stores, on street corners, or near the train station.3
Although these and other regulations appeared extensive, students soon discovered that enforcement of Maeser's rules would be minimal. Students learned, for example, that faculty assigned to visit their boarding rooms visited them only for "counseling and advising," not for "espionage or individual surveillance." Maeser kept his 1880 promise to the students, when the Domestic Organization was first introduced, that they would be "on their honor" to confirm or deny accusations made against them and that "any student who [wanted] to make himself smart by disobeying the rules without being found out [was] perfectly welcome to all the honor and glory resulting from such a course."4
Besides being privately reprimanded by the principal, students who were observed–or admitted to–violating Domestic Organization rules could also be placed under "house arrest." But as one faculty member recalled, "House arrest was too formal and did little to retard the natural exuberance and instincts of normal young men" (Swensen). House arrest and curfew both proved simple enough for enterprising students to circumvent by sneaking out of back windows. The BYA [p. 95] Studentnewspaper joked that "since the subject of marriage was considered in Brother Keeler's theology [class], domestic visitors complain that they can't find the boys at home. Probably the young ladies can tell where they spend their time." In 1895, under Maeser's progressive successor, Benjamin Cluff, Jr., the Domestic Organization was reorganized so that students were assigned to visit fellow students, thus relieving the faculty of this largely unwanted chore. Determining and enforcing rules, according to the school catalog, was placed "as much as possible in the hands of the students, with the view of developing in them the power of self-government." "The greatest liberty possible [is] allowed the students," Cluff added the following year, "until by some overt act they demonstrate that they are not able to use that liberty with wisdom and discretion" ("President's Report"). Specific rules were eventually eliminated in favor of the general statement, "Students who are irregular in their habits, keep late hours, have improper associates, or visit any place of bad or questionable repute, are liable to be placed under special restrictions and regulations" (Circular).5
Although Cluff had little tolerance for adolescent mischief, he considered it futile to try to coerce students to behave–a viewpoint he probably acquired while studying at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. When at Cluff's invitation, acclaimed liberal educator John Dewey delivered ten lectures at the BYA Summer School in 1901, he told his audience that "the reason for giving [children] freedom . . . is to be found in the fact that only through freedom can [they] develop responsibility." Too many educators, he added, "carry the entire burden of the school themselves, leaving the children barbarians and savages–unable to face any responsibility of life when it comes."6
Under Cluff's replacement, George H. Brimhall, the university gradually reverted to increased regimentation and administrative surveillance. The 1910 Quarterly instructed students that within the limits of "honor and personal righteousness demanded of good citizens and consistent Latter-day Saints," they would be given "the fullest freedom." Brimhall's interpretation of this broad statement included a ban on "pool halls and bowling alleys," which had not been specifically forbidden since Maeser's time. Furthermore, students were told, "the president of the university may announce additions to these rules at any time." Brimhall asked theology teachers in 1911 to make periodic inquiries into student behavior and to "hand in to the presidency a list of students violating the regulations." The Domestic Organization was converted into a student court, through which students were encouraged to try classmates for such infractions as "profanity, persistently idling away time, use of tobacco or intoxicants, and frequenting places of questionable repute" (Quarterly, 1919-20). Those found guilty were required to apologize for their behavior, pay [p. 96] a small fine, or renounce their student body privileges. An adverse judgment from the student court often also resulted in a further hearing with the BYU Administrative Council, where penalties included suspension and expulsion. Besides establishing a student court, the faculty/student Board of Control, which oversaw student government, suggested the establishment of a "student police force," with a "chief of police" and "secret service men." The board finally settled for a "Social Service Committee," which sounded less clandestine but probably served the same purpose (WB, 16 Feb. 1915). Another innovation of the Board of Control was a 1916 staff of "student disciplinarians," who were responsible for "clear[ing] the halls and radiators of loafers" at the beginning of each class period.7
When Brimhall was succeeded by Franklin Harris, BYU experienced yet a third shift in discipline, this time towards the former, more lenient policies of Benjamin Cluff. Harris assured students that during his tenure there would be "no particular rules to live up to except to be men and women in the real sense" (YN, 26 Sept. 1923). He reported the following year that the university took pride in being "an institution practically without rules," adding, "We simply expect every student to be a gentleman or a lady, and [we] leave largely to each individual [the] responsibility for doing this as best he [or she] can." Six years later in 1930, Harris again emphasized, "Brigham Young boasts that it gets along without disciplinary rules of conduct for the students," reiterating that the school "merely requires that students shall be Latter-day Saint ladies and gentlemen." In 1925, at the recommendation of Dean of Women Ethel Butt, Harris authorized a curfew for coeds–11:00 on week nights and 12:30 on weekends–which was subsequently expanded to include men, but the curfew was never conscientiously enforced. Butt later successfully pushed for a regulation prohibiting men and women students from living in the same house or building (YN, 15 Sept. 1930). With these two exceptions, however, Harris held to his promise of keeping rules to a minimum and of leaving their enforcement to students. Only when he was abroad for the 1939-40 school year, overseeing the establishment of an Iranian department of agriculture, did the faculty Attendance and Scholarship Committee break a twenty-year tradition and enunciate a list of specific regulations for students. The committee's "Standards and Rules Governing Student Conduct at BYU" prohibited the use of tobacco and "intoxicating liquor," required that students "maintain order in all buildings of the institution," and stipulated that "women are not permitted to enter the living quarters of men except when properly chaperoned." Despite the committee's best intentions, however, their list did not last long and was never printed in the school catalog
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ESPN's booth trio of (from left) Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy and Mike Breen will be the new voice talent for NBA Elite 11, according to a by-the-way mention at the bottom of an AP story on the broadcast team today.
No other details were given, just that they will appear. That means the five-year run of play-by-play man Marv Albert and analyst (and Phoenix Suns general manager) Steve Kerr has come to an end. Breen, Jackson and Van Gundy are a very well regarded broadcast team, with Breen's call providing a solid underpinning to the informed and occasionally testy banter between Jackson and Van Gundy.
They're so good they may not stick together for much longer - Van Gundy and Jackson are routinely mentioned when coaching vacancies open - so this could be a short engagement. And it could mean EA Sports is implementing ESPN broadcast presentation into this game, following the lead of NCAA Football 11 and NCAA Basketball 10, and is obligated to use their announcer team regardless of how long they might be together.
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A man was shot in the buttocks on Thursday night on 32nd Avenue NE near NE 140th Street.
Seattle Police gang detectives are investigating the shooting that happened about 11:15 p.m. on Thursday. Police received a tip that a man was shot and was en-route to Harborview Medical Center.
When detectives found the man at Harborview he said he was "walking near Little Brook Park when someone in a car shot at him, striking him in his rear," said Seattle Police spokesman Jonah Spangenthal-Lee.
Police said this is the second time that the man has been shot in Lake City in the last two years.
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Cannes 2012: Festival turns 65 with a lineup heavy on U.S. titles
If all film festivals are balancing acts, it stands to reason that the annual extravaganza at Cannes, likely the world's most celebrated cinematic event, has more to balance than most. Especially this year.
Opening Wednesday night with Wes Anderson's oddly endearing "Moonrise Kingdom," Cannes is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year and marking that milestone by embracing all kinds of opposites: old and young, dramatic and documentary, commercial and politically committed, avant-garde and classic, even American and not.
The U.S. presence seems especially strong, starting with the official poster, an Otto Bettmann photo of a luminous Marilyn Monroe blowing out a birthday cake candle. An 80- by 40-foot version looms impossibly large on an outside wall of the Palais des Festivals, while the building's inside walls feature photos of other Hollywood luminaries, including Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth, Clark Gable and Judy Garland, even Marlene Dietrich and Ernst Lubitsch, having a go at birthday cakes of their own.
Cheat Sheet: Cannes Film Festival 2012
On one level, American films are thick in the main competition, with a roster that includes new movies by Lee Daniels, who is following his Oscar-winning drama "Precious" with "The Paperboy," and Jeff Nichols, whose "Mud" comes after the acclaimed apocalyptic meditation "Take Shelter."
But some of the most eagerly anticipated American films — Walter Salles' take on Jack Kerouac's legendary "On the Road," Andrew Dominik's Brad Pitt-starring "Killing Them Softly" (based on George V. Higgins' "Cogan's Trade") and John Hillcoat's Prohibition era "Lawless" — were all directed by filmmakers who hail from other countries.
Speaking of elsewhere, new films are also on offer from such stalwarts as France's Jacques Audiard ("Rust & Bone"), Italy's Matteo Garrone ("Reality," following up on "Gomorrah"), Britain's Ken Loach ("The Angels' Share") and Austria's Michael Haneke (the Isabelle Huppert-starring "Amour").
The honor of being the oldest director in the competition goes to 89-year-old Alain Resnais, here with the puckishly titled "You Haven't Seen Anything Yet." Considerably younger, with films in the Un Certain Regard section, are debuting Americans Adam Leon, whose "Gimme the Loot" took the grand jury prize at this year's South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas, and Benh Zeitlin, whose "Beasts of the Southern Wild" did the same at Sundance in January.
Straddling the young-old divide in a personal way are Canadian director David Cronenberg, in competition with the Robert Pattinson-starring "Cosmopolis" from the Don DeLillo novel, and his son Brandon, in Un Certain Regard with the thriller "Antiviral."
Though the world's artier directors are always to be found at the festival, Cannes is also determined to embroil itself in the commercial side of things, which it does by scheduling the animated adventure "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" in an out-of-competition slot.
Then there are the numerous billboards for features that dot the city's streets and the fronts of hotels. Most noticeable this year is the way names that were considered edgy once upon a time have now become commercial enough to merit major-league spending.
Billboards could be seen not only for Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" but also for Harmony Korine's "Spring Breakers." And who should look right at home in the prime real estate of the entrance to the Carlton Hotel but Sacha Baron Cohen in full Admiral General Aladeen regalia for his satirical comedy "The Dictator." Thus pass the bad boys of the world.
Perhaps even more startling, however, is the recent announcement from Canada's Alliance Films that it would charge Canadian journalists for interview access to the stars of some of the company's films.
If this is starting to sound all too frivolous, Cannes has political antidotes all ready to go. There will be a special screening of "The Oath of Tobruk," Bernard-Henri Levy's doc about the fall of Moammar Kadafi, with "four key figures of the Libyan revolution" in attendance.
Closer to home is "The Central Park Five," a quietly devastating documentary co-directed by Ken Burns, his daughter Sarah Burns and her husband, David McMahon, that examines how and why five innocent teenagers ended up being convicted of and imprisoned for the savage rape of a jogger in New York's Central Park in a case that became an international media sensation.
If you view film as a refuge from the cares of the real world, Cannes is ready for you as well. The ever-expanding Cannes Classics section features an impressive variety of restorations, including Alfred Hitchcock's silent "The Ring," a 4-hour, 13-minute reconstruction of Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in America" and Andrei Konchalovsky's aptly named "Runaway Train."
Also, there are master class lectures by director Philip Kaufman (here with HBO's "Hemingway & Gellhorn" starring Nicole Kidman and Clive Owen) and 97-year-old Norman Lloyd, who has seen a lot (he co-founded the Mercury Theater with Welles) and remembers it all.
Cannes 2012: Alexander Payne, Ewan McGregor named to jury
William Friedkin to serve as L.A. Film Fest's guest director
'Gangster Squad' trailer highlights L.A. landmarks
— Kenneth Turan
Photo: A giant canvas of the official poster of the 65th Cannes Film Festival featuring Marilyn Monroe. Credit: Stephane Reix / EPA.


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All four Republican candidates decry the federal deficit and promise to cut spending.
But will they cut the debt?
A new, nonpartisan study found that three of the four Republican presidential hopefuls would actually add to the federal debt over the next decade.
The one true fiscal conservative in the lot: Ron Paul.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a watchdog organization that focuses on issues having a significant fiscal policy impact, found that the Texas congressman was the only candidate whose plan would eliminate the nation's record deficits and shrink the national debt.
The study analyzed each candidate's budget and tax plans through three economic lenses — an optimistic low-debt scenario, an intermediate-debt scenario, and a pessimistic high-debt scenario. At the intermediate level, the results project that Paul's proposed tax policies and cost-cutting policies would add $5.6 trillion to the debt over the next nine years, but his spending policies would decrease the debt by $7.5 trillion. With this, interest on the debt would be lower by $300 billion, adding up to an overall decrease of $2.2 trillion
In other words, Paul would cut government spending even more than he would cut taxes, resulting in a lower deficit.
Currently, the federal debt held by the public is about 70 percent of the economy. (Historically, the debt has averaged below 40 percent). The committee's realistic baseline projects the debt will rise to 85 percent by 2021. Paul's plan would put the deficit 9 percent lower, while the other candidates would add to it.
In a low-debt scenario, Paul would be one of three candidates to decrease the federal debt. Compared to the baseline, Paul would decrease it by 18 percent, Rick Santorum by 11 percent and Mitt Romney by 9 percent. In a high-debt scenario, all candidates would add to the deficit, but Ron Paul by the least, at 8 percent.
The study found that, across the board, Newt Gingrich's plan would increase the federal deficit by the greatest percentage.
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Bandys' Hunter Harvey thriving in the spotlight
With at least a dozen scouts watching his every move in each game he competes, Hunter Harvey continues to impress.
The Bandys senior pitcher is focused on a potential future playing professional baseball, but is trying to make the most of his last season on the mound for the Trojans.
Harvey spent most of this past summer being looked at by around 400 scouts at the East Coast Showcase in Syracuse, N.Y.
The experience aided Harvey to not feel pressure while being watched by Major League teams.
"It helps me more than anything," he said. "It gets my adrenaline pumping. I get a little more (speed) behind the ball. It helps me throw a little bit harder."
In front of about 15 scouts this past Friday, including representatives from the Rays, Giants and Twins, Harvey threw his hardest fastball so far in his young pitching career — a 97 mph heater.
"His arm speed is good," said Hunter's father, Bryan. "This is what we have prepared basically 10 years for. We've done the work that we have to do in the winter time with our throwing program, long toss and all of that. We have not played too much baseball. We play the high school season and some (American) Legion ball. We don't do the travel ball or all of that. We try to take care of him. Now, it's time for him to show it off."
It's not just Hunter's high-velocity pitches that are shining through.
His curveball reached 79 mph during Friday's game.
Hunter has really tried to work on and develop his off-speed pitches.
"I've just put in a lot of work," he said. "I've been working really hard. I long tossed for three or four months, and just working with my dad and brother has improved everything."
One of Hunter's biggest struggles has been with his physique.
While he stands 6-foot-3, Hunter weighs 175 pounds.
"He's gotten taller, but we haven't gotten much weight on him," Bryan said. "We've tried everything to get him to gain some weight. Once he gets to a place where he can get a good workout in, he'll gain some weight."
Hunter comes from a pedigree of pitchers.
Bryan played in the majors with the California Angels (1987-92) and Florida Marlins (1993-95).
Bryan was named the American League's Relief Man of the Year in 1991 and was a also two-time All-Star (1991, 1993).
Hunter's brother, Kris, played in the minor leagues for Pittsburgh and Florida after being drafted out of Clemson University.
Hunter said both family members have given him a lot of advice.
"Just don't let your head get out of the game," he said. "Stay in the game, help everybody and play the game the way you know how to play it."
Even though one of his sons has gone through the draft process, Bryan still gets jitters watching Hunter pitch on the mound.
"It's never easy going for me," he said. "I can watch them play a position and hit pretty easy, but when they are on the mound, I am a wreck. It's all crawling inside. I got to go through (the draft process) with Kris. That was fun. He had a lot of scouts watch him pitch just like Hunter does."
Many pundits have Harvey ranked as one of the top 50 draft eligible high school senior baseball players in the country.
While his future is bright, Hunter is focused on the present.
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A Parent's Nightmare
Elizabeth Mort and Alex Rodriguez, of New Castle, Penn., thought the most difficult thing facing them when they arrived home from the hospital with their newborn daughter Isabella would be the sleepless nights.
Instead, they were faced with the unthinkable — having their three-day-old daughter taken from them for five days by Lawrence County Children and Youth Services (LCCYS) because of Elizabeth's false-positive drug test performed by the hospital where Isabella was born. Elizabeth, who was eventually cleared of illegal drug use, had eaten an "everything" bagel with poppy seeds two hours before being admitted to the hospital, causing the inaccurate test result (eating poppy seeds can cause drug tests to show false positives for opiate use). Elizabeth was not even told she had tested positive for opiates until two police officers and two caseworkers came to her home and took her newborn baby daughter.
Just imagine the anguish of watching the government take your infant daughter without telling you where she's being held and giving you no means to contest it — all over something you know you didn't do. Although their ordeal ended up lasting only (only!) five days, during that time Elizabeth and Alex had to face the possibility that they might not ever get their daughter back.
"When she was gone our family was just at a loss of words," said Elizabeth about her ordeal. "I couldn't stop crying. Alex just didn't even know how to be himself. It felt like our heart was ripped in pieces. The most important person was missing, and we didn't know when we would see her again."
Neither the hospital nor LCCYS told the family that food or medication could cause a false positive. It wasn't until Elizabeth's distraught father started researching what could cause such a result in a drug test and even called a drug testing facility that they learned the source of false positive.
This family's heartbreak illustrates a point that many people miss — the importance of due process. It can seem like an abstract concept, but it's a vital protection provided by the Constitution. Due process means that the government can't use its awesome powers — whether it be putting you in jail or taking away your child — without giving you the chance to defend yourself. In this case, the Lawrence County Children and Youth Services took away Baby Isabella without talking to her parents, other family members, or Elizabeth's obstetrician — it relied solely on the hospital's report of a positive drug test.
Like any institution made up of fallible human beings, the government and hospitals get it wrong sometimes. That's why it is essential to have mechanisms in place to protect everyone's rights — mechanisms neither the county children and youth services, nor this hospital, have.
Yesterday, the ACLU of Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit on behalf of Elizabeth and Alex. "We decided to file a lawsuit was so that Jameson Hospital and Lawrence County Children and Youth Services could not do this to another innocent family," said Elizabeth. "It breaks families apart. They need to research and ask questions before they jump to conclusions."
Our lawsuit claims that Jameson Hospital was responsible for the harm to Elizabeth caused by the removal of her baby because it incorrectly interpreted the results of her drug test and reported a false positive to LCCYS. The lawsuit also charges that LCCYS has a policy of violating parents' due process rights by authorizing its caseworkers to take infants into protective custody based solely on positive drug tests by their mothers without any reasonable suspicion that the infant has been abused or is in danger of abuse.
Thankfully, Baby Isabella will not remember those five days when she was torn apart from her family. But her parents always will.
Thank you for all your hard work ACLU! I have shared the link with friends!
- October 29, 2010
Drug testing is a pseudo-scientific scam and an indefensible violation of civil rights. It should be illegal.
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Re the local government's actions, what Albert Einstein once said is appropriate here: The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
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Spy Video Footage Was Captured of a NISMO GT-R Prototype Running the Nurburgring
Things are heating up with NISMO's development of a super performance variation of the already world-class GT-R. The vehicle, which they're trying to build to reach 60mph in 2 seconds flat, is to become a new flagship for Nissan to showcase their manufacturing and design capabilities. Utilizing the super car GT-R as the base for such an endeavor was the perfect route for them, and it looks like they're getting close to hitting their mark.
Earlier this week, Nissan shut down the Nurburgring for testing. They hired safety marshalls and turned on the timing beacons around the track, and sent the current prototype NISMO GT-R out on the world's most famous racetrack to see what it was capable of. They were, undoubtedly, working to set a new track record, or come close to the upper echelons of all Nurburgring times (the current production version of the GT-R has already posted a blisteringly fat 7:19.1 track time).
To achieve these times, Nissan has clearly upped the HP and Torque numbers of their GT-R. In the video the sound of an oversized blow off valve would indicate a much larger turbo configuration than is seen on the base production car; however, power alone is not what creates great track times. The NISMO GT-R will also certainly be a lighter vehicle, but by how much is anyone's guess at this point. Also of note are the changes to aerodynamics that the vehicle has undergone. Even wrapped in camo, it's clear that the vehicle has been outfitted with a new and more aggressive aero package–punctuated by the oversized wing at the rear of the car.
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Mike999907 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 277 diseños de 62 diseñadores freelance.
We have a website that Google Apps and Gmail users use to free up space in their email accounts. They come to us when they run out of the (large!) amount of space or are getting low.
We run a "scan" and label their large emails into groups of different sizes. We also send them a "Top Emails" list that has links to the top 20 largest messages (though that size may change).
This service can be run for free for any Gmail account at http://www.findbigmail.com - the easiest way to see what we do.
We charge for Google Apps domains and will soon appear in the Google Apps Marketplace.
Our emphasis is on doing this one thing very well and with minimum hassle. Its possible we'll provide other email-related services in the future, but they'll likely be around ensuring there is enough space in the email account.
This is typically not a repeat service. Users will search and find it when they need it, use it once and forget about it for 6-12 months until their mailbox fills up again. Somehow we want to convey "simple", "trustworthy", "no hassles".
The audience is purely web-based. There is no print or offline use possible for this service.
The audience is very international. More than 50% of users are not from native-English speaking countries.
This service may be made available to all users in a specific domain. The domain administrator will make it available from a menu in Gmail. In this scenario, it would be useful for the logo to be easily described by voice or email, as in "When I clicked there was that red picture of a gnu and then .."
The audience is very broad. Its is all users: young, old, male, female. Obviously they are heavy email users, and thus do skew towards more technically adept. However part of the appeal of the product is its simplicity. The technical users often recommend it to their non-technical friends.
We plan to localize into many languages over time, and would prefer not to have words in the logo if possible - though the domain name will most likely remain the same regardless.
We want to use the same logo in all our web presences, including:
- our website, http://www.findbigmail.com
- emails we send as part of our service ("starting...", "result")
- Google Marketplace Apps
- Paypal page
- Twitter
- Facebook
One of the challenges of this is that some of these sites require rectangular logo images, while others are square.
We also expect the logo to feature in many of the online reviews we receive, either as part of the screen captures, or explicitly. Many reviews to date have made their own logos (including an interesting spin on the Twitter "fail whale" from "heavy emails"). It would be nice if the logo can survive the typical resizing (mostly shrinking) of such treatment and still be recognizable / reminiscent of the normal size logo.
Our website is in need of a redesign also. Its highly likely we'll work with one of the designers we find in this logo design on the website design too.
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