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Illusion Silhouette Bridesmaid Dresses
An illusion bridesmaid dress is an attractive alternative to some of the traditional styles of bridesmaid dresses. The illusion style will give you the opportunity to show off some of your best features.
Illusion bridesmaid dresses are made with different types of fabrics such as lace, mesh or sheer fabric that allows your body to be seen through the fabric to give the illusion of exposed skin. Illusion dresses are one of the hottest trends today in bridal wear. This is a style that has captured the interest of brides as well as bridesmaids. [Continue reading..]
One of the reasons why illusion bridesmaid dresses are popular among brides is because it can imitate the look of nude skin but still be covered. An illusion bridesmaid dress can recreate certain style elements such as strapless, one shoulder or backless look without the fear of wardrobe malfunction.
Illusion bridesmaid dresses have different designs that varies from stunning long dresses to formal long gowns with sheer mesh inserts that create low cut necklines. There are glamorous illusion dresses that will turn heads as you waltz by and styles that are designed to flatter every body shape and show off just enough skin to get you noticed. Moreover, there is a wide selection of detailed embroidery and beautiful embellishments to further enhance the dress.
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Beautiful sheer fabrics are used to create romantic and dramatic designs for all types of illusion bridesmaid dresses. The illusion effects help create innovative designs that give each dress a unique look.
The versatility of lace makes it ideal for illusion bridesmaid dresses. There are lace gowns in brilliant colors, stylish dresses with lace detailing and seductive illusion cut out dresses with lace bodices. There are few materials that can work within so many style perspectives as lace. Whether you are looking for a classic bridesmaid gown or a glamorous cocktail dress there is always a lace bridesmaid dress that will suit your desired style.
Sheer mesh panels have become the backdrop for rows of delicate buttons, lace, jewels and embroidery. Whether you want romantic or elegant, modest or sexy, there is an illusion bridesmaid dress to fit your mood.
Mesh can be ordered to match your skin tone, much like hosiery, so you can choose something that will appear nearly invisible. You can also opt for a soft cream, ivory or white color to match your dress. The illusion would not fool the eye but it will soften the look of your gown and give it a discreet look.
Select the right mesh for your skin tone and you can pull off the appearance of a strapless gown that would not slip or require adjustments. You could even have a gown that appears backless.
There are also illusion details that include a variety of nude color backdrops so that wearing a bra is less of an issue. Furthermore, there are illusions that have floating embroidery or a simple column of buttons that appear magically suspended.
You can also design the dress of your dream using bridesmaid separates, starting with a bodysuit top, ball gown skirt and belt. It is also a great option for quick changes when going from formal ceremony to cocktail reception. Whatever style you choose, you can never go wrong with an illusion bridesmaid dress.


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Something to Drag About—Michigan Tech Celebrates Pride Week
Keweenaw Pride's annual Pride Week—a celebration of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (GLBTQ) peoples and culture—is this week. It began Sunday, April 1 and runs through Friday, April 6.
The week's events include screenings of several films that highlight the GLBTQ experience, fun events like "Guess the Straight Person, a guest lecture by the renowned Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington and more. The week culminates with the twelfth annual drag show, a musical celebration featuring extravagant costumes that rocks the Rozsa each year. The event is so popular that the theater fills up fast.
Pride Week events are free and open to the public.
Sunday, April 1
Film Screening, "The Curiosity of Chance," M&M U115, 7 p.m.
Follow the story of one young openly hsy teenager as he bands with his two closest friends—a straight jock he has a crush on and a drag queen—to help him bring down the homophobic bully threatening his high-school existence.
Monday, April 2
Guess the Straight Person, MUB Ballroom A1, 7 p.m.
An opportunity to explore stereotypes and challenge your own ability to determine the sexual orientation of strangers in this fun game-show-style event. Audience members write questions to ask the panel of nine students—only one of whom identifies himself or herself as "straight"—and try to guess who the sole straight person is after they have answered a handful of revealing questions.
Tuesday, April 3
Taboo Talk, DHH Ballroom, 7 p.m.
This is your chance to finally ask your most "off-limits" questions to a panel of GLBTQ students and community members. Nothing is taboo during this event's question-and-answer session—from sex to religion, anything goes.
Wednesday, April 4
Film Screening, "She's a Boy I Knew," Fisher 135, 7 p.m.
Watch the story of one male-to-female transgender woman in this heartfelt film. See how transgender transition affects one's self, and one's family, and discover the raw, un-edited, unapologetic reality of being transgender.
Thursday, April 5
Lecture, Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington, DHH Ballroom, 6 p.m.
Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington talks about the importance of promoting diversity, creating change and working together to create a better tomorrow. As the president and founder of the Washington Consulting Group, Washington knows first-hand the importance of diversity in the workplace.
Friday, April 6
Presentation, Keith Berry, "Uncovering the Gay Intercultralist," Walker 120, 10 a.m.
Lunch with the Drag Queens, Center for Diversity and Inclusion (Hamar House, #13), 2 p.m.
Chat with the performers before their big show and find out more about being a drag performer. Lunch provided by the Center for Diversity and Inclusion.
Twelfth Annual Drag Show, Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts, 8 p.m. (doors open
at 7:30 p.m.)
Watch as six performers—the largest cast ever to perform at Keweenaw Pride's Drag Show—dazzle the audience with their glitzy gowns and show-stopping numbers. This year's show will be followed by a short amateur competition, with registered students and community members showing off their drag skills. Last year's Drag Show drew almost 1,200 people. Keweenaw Pride advises arriving early for the best seats.
Pride Week is Keweenaw Pride's biggest event of the year. The group aims to support GLBTQ students at Michigan Tech by providing social opportunities and to further the acceptance of the GLBTQ community through local activism.
Michigan Technological University is a public research university, home to more than 7,000 students from 54 countries. Founded in 1885, the University offers more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science and technology, engineering, forestry, business and economics, health professions, humanities, mathematics, and social sciences. Our campus in Michigan's Upper Peninsula overlooks the Keweenaw Waterway and is just a few miles from Lake Superior.

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DOMINICK VITI, Plaintiff,v.LINDENWOLD BOROUGH POLICE, Defendants.
Dominick Viti Camden County Correctional Facility Plaintiff
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Dominick Viti, an inmate presently incarcerated at the Camden
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each month that the amount in the prisoner's account
exceeds $10.00, until the filing fee is paid, the agency
having custody of the prisoner shall assess, deduct from the
prisoner's account, and forward to the Clerk of the Court
an installment payment equal to 20% of the preceding
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may not have known when he submitted his Complaint that he
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that was dismissed on the grounds that it was frivolous or
malicious, or that it failed to state a claim upon which
relief may be granted, he cannot bring another action in
forma pauperis unless he is in imminent danger of
serious physical injury. 28 U.S.C. § 1915(g).
In this
action, Plaintiff seeks to proceed in forma
pauperis. See ECF No. 1-1 (IFP application).
Plaintiff has not provided an account statement in compliance
with 28 U.S.C. § 1915(a)(2).
For the
reasons set forth above, the Clerk of the Court will be
ordered to administratively terminate this action, without
filing the Complaint or assessing a filing fee.[1] The Clerk will be
directed to reopen the matter once Plaintiff submits a new
application. An appropriate Order follows.
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Is this the death knell of the delivery guy? A group of aspiring to start delivering tacos via unmanned drone straight to your feet. Unfortunately, the FAA isn't so keen on the idea.
Star Simpson (whom some of you may remember as the MIT student who accidentally triggered a bomb scare at Logan Airport in 2007), Dustin Boyer, and Scott Torborg are the brains behind Tacocopter, which is right now just a conceptual piece, but which they dream of turning into a reality. The premise is simple: You order tacos from your smartphone, transmitting your coordinates from the phone's GPS. Soon, a quadcopter would arrive and drop piping hot tacos right at your feet.
Sounds pretty neat, but unfortunately it's not precisely legal. Current FAA regulations forbid the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for commercial purposes, even delicious ones. And there are still other kinks to work out — like how to keep the Tacocopter from crashing into birds and how to keep customers from stealing the Tacocopter.
So barring the development of a pirate taco drone delivery service, the Tacocopter will have to remain, for a while, simply a delicious concept.
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Analogue camera interfacing
For colour cameras, the colour information is integrated into the signal to create either PAL or NTSC signals. Trying to fit all this information down one wire naturally limits the image quality, and so for colour applications, the colour (or chrominance) information is often transmitted over a separate cable from the luminance (monochrome) signal. This system is known as the S-Video standard. To maintain the best possible colour image quality using analogue technology, each colour signal uses a separate channel, requiring 3 cables: one each for Red, Green and Blue. This interface is called RGB. Within the vision industry there is also an additional requirement to support dynamic exposure control and asynchronous triggering. To achieve these, the timing signals are usually separated from the video signal and this additional exposure control requires two or three extra cables.
Although there are no official standards, the Hirose connector has become the de-facto standard for analogue vision cameras, making interfacing relatively easy. In the digital era analogue cameras are generally not specified in new applications.
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Victory Veggie Pizza
Convenient crescent roll dough is dressed up with vegetables and a tasty cream cheese spread to create an appetizer that resembles a football field. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Total TimePrep: 40 min.
Makes24 servings
- 2 tubes (8 ounces each) refrigerated crescent rolls
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 10 to 12 drops hot pepper sauce
- 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/3 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh mushrooms
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup chopped ripe olives
- 3 cups chopped fresh broccoli
- 1/2 cup chopped cherry tomatoes
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh mushrooms
- 3 ounces cream cheese, softened, divided
- 7 medium fresh mushroom caps
- 7 large cherry tomatoes
- 1 slice process American cheese
- 1 slice process Swiss cheese
- 1 whole pitted ripe olive
- 3 to 5 drops food coloring
- Unroll crescent roll dough into a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan. Seal seams and perforations; press dough up sides of pan. Prick with a fork. Bake at 375° for 11-13 minutes or until golden brown; cool on a wire rack. In a bowl, beat cream cheese, mayonnaise and seasonings until smooth. Stir in cheddar cheese, green pepper, mushrooms, onion and olives. Spread over crust. Sprinkle broccoli over "field" to within 2 in. of each short side. Sprinkle end zones with chopped tomatoes and mushrooms. Set aside 2 tablespoons cream cheese. Place remaining cream cheese in a small heavy-duty resealable plastic bag; cut a 1/4-in. hole in one corner. Pipe yard lines every 2 in. over broccoli. (A small amount will remain in bag; set aside.) For helmets, cut an opening in mushroom caps; carefully clean out. Cut opening in cherry tomatoes on paper towels. With a 3/4-in. circle cutter, cut seven circles from each slice of cheese. Insert American cheese circles into mushrooms and Swiss circles into tomatoes. Cut a very small hole in a different corner of reserved bag. Pipe cream cheese lines onto tomato helmets and laces onto olive. In another small plastic bag, combine food coloring and reserved cream cheese. Cut a small hole in one corner; pipe lines on mushroom helmets. Place all helmets on field with olive football in middle.
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Nobel Peace Prize Festival to honor President Jimmy Carter and other Nobel laureates
More than 700 students from 27 Peace Site schools and youth groups across the Twin Cities will partake in the 9th Annual Peace Prize Festival on Thursday, Feb. 19 at the Si Melby Hall on the Augsburg College campus from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. This year's Festival will honor former President Jimmy Carter, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2003.
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Some of the themes at this year's Festival will be displays/performances honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., Doctors Without Borders, Betty Williams, Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela and President Carter and Habitat for Humanity.
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Obama and Congress: At the Crossroads of Constitutional Balance
"If Congress refuses to act… I'll continue to do everything in my power to act without them," the President of the United States said recently.
The "power" to which the President referred was that of issuing executive orders, given in Article II, Sections 1 and 3 of the Constitution.
Under the stretching and warping of 44 presidencies, the executive order privilege has gained a troubling elasticity. No one described it better than Clinton aide Paul Begala in 1998, when he said: "Stroke of the pen. Law of the Land. Kinda cool."
What is uncool is realizing that a President can singularly make "law of the land" without the consent of Congress. Nixon, my former boss, changed the basic structure of the American economy on August 15, 1971, through Executive Order 11615, through which he imposed 90-day wage and price controls on the nation, and took the country off the gold standard.
The White House staff worked feverishly that Sunday afternoon and evening soothing upset conservatives who supported the President because they thought he stood for a less-expansive government.
Big joke. "Stroke of the pen. Law of the Land. Kinda cool."
Far from "cool," as I look back now from the perspective of 41 years, it was a "day of infamy" with respect to domestic policy. A President and 15 advisors could suddenly alter America's fiscal policy to such an extent it became known as the "Nixon Shock."
Thomas Jefferson wouldn't think it "cool" either. "I could not but be uneasy when I saw the Executive had swallowed up the Legislative Branch," he told President Washington in 1792. We should all be "uneasy," given the trends of our time to stretch and bend the Constitution into cultural whim.
When conservatives were distressed over Nixon traveling to Communist China in 1972, we in the White House reminded them he was the very man who could be trusted with this mission because of his stance against communism.
One therefore could argue that if anti-Communist Nixon could be trusted to deal with Communist China, then a leftist President could be best trusted with a wider use of executive orders. After all, the argument might go, the left trumpets its advocacy of human rights, and certainly a liberal President would do nothing to restrict the freedoms and delicate equilibrium of constitutional governance.
We hear many warnings from the cultural establishment about the dangers of a "right-wing" takeover, but all too little about the possibilities of left-wing tyranny. This is deadly naiveté. We should watch both sides with the eyes of a hawk. A healthy electorate must not only support good candidates, but suspect them as well. Hubris-infected reformers and transformers have little time for constitutional niceties.
Congress can do little about the executive power privilege without upsetting constitutional order. The people must have the good sense to protect themselves by electing candidates who respect constitutional authority, and are not driven by a desire to rip it from its anchoring principles.
When Israel demanded that Samuel appoint a human king, the old patriarch warned the people that a human ruler would exploit and oppress them. "Nevertheless, the people refused to listen to the voice of Samuel," says 1 Samuel 8:19.
America is at a crossroads with respect to constitutional governance every bit as crucial as that moment when the "voice of the people" of ancient Israel demanded a king. May God give us leaders who understand and resist the temptation to rule rather than lead, and may we have the good sense to elect them.


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Yea, hehe. Don Quan
Original God's Son Nas. That nigga Cass rules. Whattup baby
[Chorus: Quan]
Y'all niggaz is crazy. (To think) Y'all niggaz can't fade me
(Trick these) From the bottom to the top, from the booth to the block
Anyway I got to get it, I'm givin it all I got
Y'all haters can't hold me. (No Way) And y'all don't want to zone me
(Want it your way) So when I get, I'm gon' get it, in my life how I live it
and whips that I be whippin, smokin on the exquisite
In the crib, two bricks of coke, liquor and dope
Pretty Hawaian bitches who eat choch and deep throat
Same niggaz that get down, remember them
California style, yeah I went back again
But much wiser, 'cause these guys are
Leave you up shits creek and won't lose sleep
So while we pack the heat, I got the heckler and koch
My man got the dot, five-oh block
It's like the movies shots as niggaz watch
But the American version
East coast, west coast as we connect these curtains
'Cause we ain't scared to buck, step on the Timbs and Chuck's
Is gonna happen, gun clappin, remember that
Now we on the soothern part of the map
Houston, party of the year, everybody there
Texas, no guestlist, only real players allowed
Me and my dudes make out rounds *Yall must be crazy*
[Chorus: Quan]
VA game spittin, platinum grill grinnin
Chrome rims spinnin, with wood grain glistenin
Any amount we sippin, passion for thugs livin
Free, fresh and out of prison
Flexin that new edition
Good grain gettin, shit and lovin the feelin
Bobby Womack singin, My wrist and rings gleaming
Hat cocked duce, puffin the quarter loosely
Poppin the bottle and tippin the fifth of that to goosey
Shinnin for Swill and Halle, smokin for Lil' Shawney
Still reppin Bad Newz, and all my soldiers fallen
Enjoy some better days, dispute burdens I carry
See cousin hookin money, for God momentary
Floss every chance I get, spread love freely
Still spittin this gangsta shit, 'cause the streets need me
Still got that mack milly, for niggaz actin silly
still pimpin gangsta pretty, reppin in every city
[Chorus: Quan]
Yeah, I pray every day for a better life
I say it's gon' get better but it's like I'm never right
Make it better Christ, I'm on both of my knees
There's no hope, that why I'm smokin the trees
Damn, all for the cheese, I lost both of my mans
That's why theres toasters in both of my hands
Damn, and I'll sell coke and birds 'fore I go to work
I go to the Range more than I go to church
My whole mentality twisted, but this reality isn't it
I ain't tryin to be fatality listed
And yo bredrin, gettin dough is like goin to heaven
And goin to jail, like goin to hell
But before I go in the grave, I'll go in the cell
Just send my son mo' dough in the mail
Oh well, but I got god on my side so I'm beatin the case
This life crazy but I'm keepin the faith
[Chorus: Quan]
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I've found a card based on a Diamond Tech DT-0196H chip that seems to support high dma.
present in this famous collection: http://www.yjfy.com/images/oldhard/video/dt-0196h.jpg
When one compares the drivers from a MJ-013R00 card with an ALS100 driver package, there are many similarities. They are definitely based on the same code, it is mostly the names that have been changed.... Diamond put a rebranded Avance Logic chip on their card.
On dosforum.de they made the same observation, of it being an ALS007.
It's fortunate, I found parameters for SPDIF IN! To turn on playing from digital in I type CMMIX /DIG:M and to turn on recording I type CMMIX /DIG. 😀
That is a great find! I am sorry I could not be of help.
I remember that picture you gave me here. Do you think that is great decision to make TTL signal?
That is on page 4, there is a text document attached together with the image. Have you read it? It mentions the Coax to TTL circuit output goes up to 5 Volt. If it still does not work, maybe you can add an adjustable resistor somewhere to tune the voltage.
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How relationships change
Alzheimer's disease does not change a person's need for love and affection, but it changes many aspects of a relationship. You may lose the companionship of someone who has been close and important to you. You'll need to find different ways to express your feelings.
Alzheimer's disease can also affect the sexual relationship of partners. It can change a person's interest in sex, either increasing or decreasing it. This may create a problem. For example, the person may put demands on you for more sex than is wanted.
A person with dementia may be overly affectionate at the wrong time or place. If this happens, explain the disease and its effects to the people involved to help them understand.
You may also find your role in your relationship has changed. Perhaps the person always looked after the family's finances and this task has now fallen to you. Making decisions about financial and legal matters may be overwhelming. You may need to ask family members, friends or professionals to help you.
You may also find that your relationships with friends and family have changed. Perhaps they hesitate to spend time with you because they're not sure what to say or may worry about the person's behaviour. You may need to be the one to contact friends and family members. Suggest the best way to communicate with your family member with dementia, such as what to expect or activities they may still enjoy together. This may help you keep these sources of support close to you and the person you care for, at a time when you most need them.
Providing care for someone close to you can create new sources of stress in the rest of the family. Other family members may not be able to accept the person's illness; you may resent the lack of help from other family members who don't feel able, for whatever reason, to help out. You may also disagree on decisions about finances and care. It's most helpful if these concerns can be acknowledged and addressed. You can do this through holding a family meeting, accepting that you will not all agree, sharing responsibility for care (even if it's not an equal share), and continuing to communicate so that family members don't feel left out.
The Alzheimer Society can help; don't try to do this alone!


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Ads up: Hook wins big at VPA
The Hook's advertising department won big at the 2009 Virginia Press Association ad awards banquet in Portsmouth on Saturday night, taking home 21 awards for excellence in advertising–- along with a coveted Best in Show honor among so-called specialty publications for ad rep Sean Wathen and graphic designer Clay Caricofe's 12th Street Taphouse ad (shown here.) Who needs Madison Avenue, anyway!
–post-publication link: judges' discussion (@ 3:50)
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ads? you guys get paid! Hmmm
I like the Tap House ad (congrats on that), but this article is typical Hook misleading self-aggrandizement. Let's put this story into context (which the Hook never does): The VPA gave out 429 awards so the Hook had to win some (it's the nature of VPA). Also, the article doesn't tell you that the Daily Progress won nearly twice as many! A better headline would be: Hook Thumped by Daily Progress in Ad Battle, or Hook Dead Last of Locals in Ad War. But The Hook would more likely say: Hook Wins more than Times, Post, Tribune Combined.
That's a good-looking ad.
I didn't know you guys had a woodcarver on staff. Nice photo too.
@Homage or borrowed?
Close but no cigar. (or should I say pipe?)
Misleading? That's your interpretation. The point is this ad won BEST IN SHOW. Which means, out of the 429 awards you mention above, they picked this one as the BEST IN SHOW. That's not misleading. BTW, didn't see any wins from that other paper. Do you also watch Fox news?
Good Work!
(Wonder when all the anti-Hook replies start now? :) )
Totally first class--I even love looking at the adds, because of the beautiful lay-out and design . Well deserved !
Nice ad - did you have to credit Bob from the church of the sub genius http://bit.ly/bHo5Yi
Most excellent work .
The Hook is a very impressive read .
Sean's good at creating an ad. Great. I'd still never give him my money.


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RIM gets its groove back with BlackBerry 10December 13, 2012: 1:00 PM ET
Research in Motion is hoping to get its groove back with the upcoming launch of BlackBerry 10, but whether it will work is anybody's guess.
For now, investors are willing to give the company somewhat of a chance. Shares of RIM (RIMM) rose 5% Thursday following news that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency will begin a pilot program early next year to test the company's new smartphones and the operating system.
It's a curious move. Just two months ago, it seemed that the federal agency was moving away from BlackBerry devices to Apple (AAPL) iPhones. In fact, it said it was ordering more than 17,000 iPhones for its employees, at a cost of more than $2 million.
But it seems ICE isn't making a decision one way or the other just yet.
"We're not backing away from BlackBerry or iOS," said ICE spokesman Barbara Gonzalez. "We've had a long and good relationship with RIM and plan to continue that."
Related: RIM's fate hangs on BlackBerry 10
While some ICE employees are using iPhones, some have continued to use BlackBerry phones as well, she said. And for now, the agency is going to maintain "a set of services"-- meaning both options.
While Gonzalez declined to provide details on the pilot program, she said the agency is developing mobile applications for law enforcement agents and exploring how BlackBerry 10 will fit in with the agency's mobile solutions in the future.
The development fired up quite a bit of chatter among StockTwits traders:
$RIMM It never made sense that government agencies would adopt a BYOD or iphone policy. They were ok with trading security for fashion tech?
While BlackBerry's security and email delivery capabilities once gave RIM an edge, they have been nearly matched by other phone makers, including Apple. That has led to a phenomenon known as Bring Your Own Device, in which corporate customers have also been increasingly willing to let employees work on phones of their choosing.
And, of course, ICE is not the only government agency to begin making a shift. Earlier this year, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration also announced they were switching from BlackBerrys to iPhones for their staffers.
$RIMM Blackberry 10 hopes reminds me of Palm OS launch w/too few apps that few are developing for. Looks like run to 15 likely technically.
@pkedrosky Worthwhile to note that $AAPL's daily fluctuations in value usually exceed the total market cap of $RIMM, which is now about $7B.
Yikes. But for what it's worth, shares of RIM have had a nice little run lately, up more than 100% since the end of September.
RIM stock has been a rocket in motion lately. 7-month high today. #RIM $RIMM
$RIMM - will crash hard, on next earning, company doing nothing to turn around, bb10 where is it?
The new operating system is slated to debut January 30. Of course, that's a year after the company's smartphones and software were initially expected to go on sale.
"@Dasan: $RIMM still shows over 100 million shares short, per Bberg." With many more saying they'll short at 15.


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SUNY Canton's Canino School Adds New Bachelor's DegreeWednesday, December 15th, 2010
SUNY Canton's Canino School of Engineering Technology has added another four-year degree program to its growing list of offerings.
The New York State Education Department and the State University of New York have approved a bachelor's of technology degree in mechanical technology. The College is now accepting students into the program with classes scheduled to begin in the Fall 2011 semester, SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy announced.
"In the last few months, we have added three in-demand technology degree programs that speak to the needs of the region and industry," Kennedy said. "The faculty members in the Canino School of Engineering Technology do an outstanding job of listening to the programmatic needs of students who are looking to continue getting a quality education at an affordable price. They respond to those needs while also ensuring what we offer is directly aligned with what employers are looking for."
The curriculum stems directly from the highly successful ABET-accredited mechanical engineering technology and air conditioning technology associate degree program at the College. The new degree will allow graduates from the current two-year program to further their studies without having to transfer to distant or more expensive institutions.
More information about the new program can be found at: http://www.canton.edu/csoet/mech/
"In recent years, I have worked with a growing number of students coming to the program who have intentions of pursuing a bachelor's degree," said Daniel J. Miller, assistant professor of mechanical engineering technology and program director of the two year degree program. "The current associate degree program historically sees 100 percent placement upon graduation with two-thirds of those graduates continuing their education elsewhere. Our hands-on approach to learning and problem solving, as well as our hard working and dedicated faculty and staff, are the main reasons students enroll and want to stay at SUNY Canton. We provide an education that assures them their degree will enable them to find work within the industry."
There will be two tracks within the program: mechanical manufacturing and heating; and ventilation and air conditioning. Students who complete the degree program will be able to analyze, design and implement machine and manufacturing processes, air conditioning and building energy systems, and the up-to-date automation and control systems and their applications in the related field.
Students in the program will also benefit from the recent completed renovation of the mechanical engineering technology labs in the Nevaldine Technology Center.
Dr. Lin Tian, assistant professor of air conditioning engineering technology, prepared the proposal and will serve as the program coordinator. She anticipates 20-25 students to enroll in the major this upcoming fall, with enrollment growing as large as 70 within five years.
"No matter the track a student pursues, they will have the professionalism required within the engineering field, project analysis experience and management skills that meet the industrial needs of high-level engineering technicians," Tian said. "The faculty members are excited about this opportunity to better serve our students and the community."
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, mechanical engineers held the fourth highest employment of all engineering in 2008. Many mechanical engineering professionals fall into the industrial engineering category, the third highest engineering employment sector. Extensive continued growth over the next ten years is expected.
"Our strong faculty support will make this program successful," said Dr. David Wells, dean of the Canino School of Engineering Technology. "It provides an exceptional complement to our other new bachelor's degrees in electrical and civil and environmental technology. We help prepare our students for a wide array of career opportunities. The approval of this degree program furthers that mission."
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Winter Storm Warning For Sioux Falls Area Thursday. Mother Nature is Off Her Meds.
We've had a few glimpses of spring around the area so far. Robins in the yard. The smell of grills on the ride home. Heck, we've even had a couple of picnics. But the National Weather Service says we've got at least one more blast of winter coming this week.
A system will move into the Sioux Falls area Wednesday evening as rain, changing over to snow overnight and into Thursday morning. By Thursday afternoon, the snow could become heavy at times through Thursday night before finally moving out of the immediate area Friday morning. As for our neighbors over in Minnesota, they'll get the storm just a few hours later and it looks like it will effect the central portion of the state, including the Twin Cities, once again.
The National Weather Service says accumulations of five to ten inches of snow is possible from extreme southeast South Dakota into southwest Minnesota and northwest Iowa. Winds are also expected to increase to to 20 to 40 miles an hour which could limit visibilities to a quarter mile at times. The latest forecast has Sioux Falls receiving 6-8 inches.
As for the extended outlook? Right now we're trending to be cooler than normal across the entire region through the month of April. Maybe spring will show up sometime around summer.
Remember, it was April 9, 2013 that that ice storm ripped through the area so we're not out of the winter woods yet.


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Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth, is telling people she plans to announce for governor on Oct. 3, two sources said Thursday.
A Democrat familiar with her decision and its details told me that Davis has been telling large donors and other elected officials about her plans to seek the job now held by Gov. Rick Perry.
A second Democrat revealed receiving a personal call from Davis saying she will announce for governor.
Perry's not running for re-election, and Attorney General Greg Abbott is the Republican favored to succeed him.
Davis drew national attention after her filibuster against proposed tighter abortion restrictions, igniting Democratic hopes of a comeback after long being shut out of statewide office.
She has scheduled a formal announcement of her plans for Oct. 3, without saying which office she'll seek. People have widely expected that it will be for governor.
A Davis spokesman and an adviser would not say what office she will seek.
A media advisory issued Thursday afternoon reported that the senator planned to make her announcement at Wiley G. Thomas Coliseum in Haltom City, where she received her high school diploma. The event is open to the public. The advisory included instructions for media check-in.
Press Guidance for Senator Wendy Davis Announcement
Fort Worth, TX – Senator Wendy Davis will make her campaign announcement in Haltom City, TX on Thursday, October 3, 2013. The event will take place at the same coliseum where she received her high school diploma – Wiley G. Thomas Coliseum. Doors will open to the public at 3:00 pm.
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Editorial: Kalashnikov's pain over AK-47 rifle shouldn't be just his
Torn by guilt and fearing he had only a short time left to live, Mikhail Kalashnikov, designer of the AK-47 assault rifle that bears his name, wrote a letter to the head of the Russian Orthodox Church.
"The pain in my soul is unbearable," wrote Mr. Kalashnikov. "I keep asking myself the same unsolvable question: If my assault rifle took people's lives, it means that I, Mikhail Kalashnikov, son of a farmer and Orthodox Christian am responsible for people's deaths." Mr. Kalashnikov died in December at 94, and the letter written in 2012 was published last week by the Russian daily Izvestia, which received it from his daughter, Elena.
In fairness to Mr. Kalashnikov, he designed the weapon for use by the Russian military to defend his homeland. He could not have known that the Soviet Union would sell AK-47s to Third World dictators so their militias could slaughter women and children. He could not have anticipated that his invention would become the weapon of choice for terrorists, drug dealers and even common criminals. The U.S. congressmen who voted to lift the ban on assault weapons knowing full well who had need of these weapons should bear more guilt than that Mr. Kalashnikov evidently carried to the grave.
Just as Mr. Kalashnikov could not have anticipated the evil uses his rifle would be put to, the Founders who gave us the Second Amendment - which it bears repeating begins with the words "A well-regulated " - could not have anticipated the AK-47, handguns, or any other form of modern weaponry. Nor could they have anticipated that the weapons used in their time to shoot deer and redcoats would evolve into weapons used routinely to cripple and massacre innocent Americans.
The latest school shooting, in which a 12-year-old boy pulled a shotgun out of a band instrument case and seriously wounded two students in a New Mexico middle school last week, barely registered on the public consciousness. The story that will have more legs is shaping up as Florida's latest "stand your ground" tragedy, featuring a retired police officer who used the handgun he brought with him to a movie theater to kill a fellow patron who had been texting. The officer evidently feared for his life because the texter tossed a box of popcorn at him.
The craven coward George Zimmerman, acquitted by a jury after he stalked and shot to death an unarmed black youth, Trayvon Martin, set the stage for the likes of Curtis Reeves, who killed Chad Oulson in a movie theater in Wesley Chapel, Florida Tuesday. Mr. Oulson, who was with his wife, texted their baby-sitter, an act that enraged Mr. Reeves. The men argued, and according to the police report, Mr. Reeves shot Mr. Oulson in the chest not long after Mr. Oulson tossed the popcorn at him. Mr. Oulson's wife was wounded in the hand when she tried to block the shot.
Mr. Reeves was charged with second-degree murder but his attorney pulled the "stand your ground" law card by asserting that his client felt threatened and was defending himself, evidently against a hurled movie snack. This being Florida, where it is dangerous to walk while black or attend a movie, it can be assumed that Mr. Reeves will end up as free as is Mr. Zimmerman, pending his next domestic scrap.
But this incident should not be written off as just the latest bit of nonsense or perversity to emerge from Florida. Angry and/or disturbed men with weapons are a national problem, as was seen in Newtown, Conn., and the legislators who do nothing about it are their enablers. The day may come when, like Mr. Kalashnikov, they too are troubled by their consciences.


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T-Series releases the official video for "Hello Hello" latest song of Punjabi Singer/Actor Gippy Grewal ft Dr Zeus. The music for the single is composed by Dr. Zeus while lyrics for the song are penned by Veet Baljeet.
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Check out Behind the Scenes & Making of the video here.
"Hello Hello" will be available to download from 10th September 2013 via iTunes, Google Play & Amazon MP3.


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Money20/20 Approaching: New Insights on Bill Pay
 Sep 22, 2016
We are now just one month away from Money20/20, a conference and trade show billed as "the world's largest payments & financial services innovation event." Now in its fourth year, the show has grown to more than 10,000 attendees, 500+ exhibitors and about 125 educational sessions. This will be my third year presenting and moderating at the event, with our research helping to cover the household bill pay component of the broader payments market that will be on exhibit.
This year, I will be hosting a session entitled Transforming the Bill Consolidation Market: Research & New Entrants. Read more »


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In 2007, novelist Jonathan Lethem published an essay in Harper's ending with a grand reveal: "every line I stole, warped, and cobbled together." The patchwork includes dozens of sources — part of a Steve Erickson novel, something from a Pitchfork review, a quote from an interview with Rick Prelinger. Sandra Day O'Connor and Ralph Waldo Emerson are stitched in too.
The Ecstasy of Influence, now the title of his recent collection of writings, often addresses the process of integrating and "cobbling together" ideas and culture to make something new. Yet, stories Lethem relates of hosting "mailing parties" for the Philip K Dick Society or working in a bookstore seem like snapshots from pre-digital age. Recently I talked with the author about our rapidly dematerializing culture as well as appropriation as an art practice:
JM: Have you ever tried to imagine what kind of career path you would have had without a culture of physical objects?
JL: It's really interesting because I do think of the procedural experience of having to dig, having to find out what, let's say, all of those names in the back of Greil Marcus' "Stranded" were. Now when I read that collection, I see it put together like his esoteric nod to the history of rock and roll and like 80 percent of it was terra incognita. I didn't know the names at all, and I couldn't just go skimming around and get a little taste. I had to make each and every one of those things that compelled me —because of the name or his description — a search. I'd have to go find some broken down piece of media, some old vinyl or something, and you know, the delay that inserts, the relationship to time. I spent a lot of time thinking about a culture that wasn't right at hand.
I might envision a given song or movie for five or ten years before I'd lay hands on it at times, and that creates this sort of personal, fictional vision. It's like having a book unread on your shelf and just staring at the jacket or the title or what you've heard about it, and having it emanating all this promise. Books I guess, can still do that, but it's a really peculiar thing for me to think about how I would relate differently.
I mean, I was advantaged. I grew up in New York City. Compared to other versions of access in our generation, I had great access. My parents had a good record collection and really interesting books on the shelves and pointed me to them. There was no quarantine. I was in New York City and there were great repertory houses and I started going to them when I was 14 or 15 years old, just gobbling down some curators' ideas of cinema. I was getting all these versions of importance or interest out of the obscure past or out of other national cinemas. So in that way, it was like I was surrounded. I didn't even think of myself as deprived.
The strange thing that the question sets up is an image of me, or anyone my age, as somehow suffering from a drought. But I wouldn't have, of course, had the comparison. I wouldn't have had any notion that I was lacking materials. I still had to make really complicated priorities for myself because there was so much that seemed so compelling, potentially compelling. And it wasn't too hard to get a hold of it. But I did, in retrospect I did have these kinds of limits and always a physical relationship — a movie theater that smelled a certain way. What it was to go to the Thalia and watch Bunuel films. It's associated for me with the feeling of that lobby and the strange loneliness in that place on a Thursday afternoon and the other people who would be there present or the kinds of record stores where I would at look at things or the bookstores and the way the objects themselves felt and became talismanic. And the way my own room was changing if I brought these things! It wasn't like I could close the computer and it would all go away. It was like I was changing my body practically. To just start accruing all this stuff like armor, like an exoskeleton.
JM: I'm sure your consumption of culture now is different though. Do you have a Kindle or an iPad? Are you an ebook reader? I'm sure you have MP3s, at least.
JL: I have a lot of MP3s! I'm going to qualify this in a number of different ways. I've always been a very late adopter. I mean even MP3s, I didn't have them after other people I knew did. Something about me always sort of wants them to become a little more part of the world. It's like I need to believe in them by seeing people form attachments before I make that move. I've got a friend who teases me because he remembers me saying that I would probably never bother with email. I knew a few people who were doing it and it just didn't seem that appealing to me. Now I'm ten years into an unbelievable promiscuous emailing binge that will never end. So I've been a late adopter a lot of times with tech. I wrote novels on an electric typewriter after it was possible to begin writing prose on computers. I just wasn't quite there. I wasn't ready to make a move from something that felt very important and material and personal to me. So who knows what I might do later on, but I've never read anything on a Kindle and I haven't even really had an iPad or a Kindle in my hands. The nearest I've been has been in the seat beside me in an airplane when I feel smug because they have to stop reading when the announcement goes out and my book is still open.
I think as a writer about the shape and heft of a book. And so I think the reason I am attached to reading them is I'm writing into that form. For better or worse, I still think of where physically my hands would be turning the pages. Feeling, oh, maybe now I'm ten pages from the end. And so some of those things are sacrificed in the Kindle.
Also, the kind of doubling back that I do as a reader seems very fundamental to pages. I'll keep my finger sometimes even three or four pages width in two places in a book. Because I'm interested in doing a doubling. It's very much a part of the physical object to me....


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Cole Hamels finished off the week with his fifth win in a row and leads the Phillies staff with those five wins. Hamels is the third guy in a rotation behindRoy Halladay and Cliff Lee, but its the lefty thats been confusing hitters all season.
Hamels recent domination has people talking; and calling. Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal reported this past week that Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopolous has been asking about Hamels and Shane Victorino.
Both Hamels and Victorino are free agents after the season, and if the Phillies keep this up they could be sellers.
At this point in the season, Charlie Manuel has got to be racking his brain trying to figure out what is going on with this team. He has one of his infamous closed door meetings with the team trying to light a fire under the guys. Another way to do that is to shake things up a bit. Most of these moves were because of injuries but the Phillies pulled up some new faces this week.
So right now the Phillies are 16-19 and in last place in the NL East. I thought it would be a dark, dark day when the Phillies found themselves in the basement six games behind the Braves. However, for me, I will never fully count them out until they are officially eliminated from the playoffs.
It's a good thing my pal Jon feels the same way. Listen up, he tells you why the Phillies can still turn it around this season.
When a team is floundering this bad there has to be some blame. The Phillies could point the finger at the offense or the bench for not coming through in big situations. In the Phillies' case, you wouldn't be wrong to hold the bullpen under the bus. They have been the absolute worse this season. The one bright spot is closer Jonathan Papelbon. He is 10 for 10 in save situations but before today hadn't the opportunity to save a game since May 1.
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Papelbon, offense have hand in brutal loss
Bullpen, defense falter as Phillies lose again
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In so many ways, sports can bring out the worst in us.
The corruption. The greed. The destructive belief that winning isn't just the only thing, but something that must be achieved no matter the cost.
Then, there are times like these.
While Boston was locked down Friday, as authorities hunted for a suspect in the deadly bombing at what was supposed to be a joyous 26.2-mile run through the city's streets, we've already seen the cathartic effect of something so mundane as a hockey game.
Thousands of strangers, singing along in unison to the national anthem, when the Bruins took the ice only two nights after those cowards killed three innocent people at the Boston Marathon — one of them an 8-year-old child — and ripped off the legs of others.
Did anyone who saw that rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" not, at the very least, dab at their eyes for a moment, a sense of pride and defiance bubbling up in their chest?
Sports gives us our sense of community in times of grief. It's like our collective couch, helping to soothe our national pain.
"What people look for in sports in a moment of crisis is a sense of security," said John Smith, who teaches classes on the history of sports and its impact on society at Georgia Tech. "You're going to games with people who are going through the same thing you are. There's kind of a safety there. It feels good to have a sense of normalcy."
We've seen it many times before.
After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, baseball carried on with President Roosevelt's blessing and helped deflect a nation's attention from the horrors of World War II. After the 9-11 terrorist attacks, the games we play sent a resolute message that a nation would not give in to anyone's despicable agenda.
And now, in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, we'll again call on sports to help bring out the best in us.
Rest assured, it's up to the task.
"Sports really are the most visible place where people can come together outside of churches," Smith said. "And, let's face it, arenas are bigger than most churches. I can think of no other place where so many people come out to show their support for people who are grieving, who have lost something, who are going through tragedy. The stadium is a place of congregation."
Boston's grieving is still in the early stages. That was quite apparent Friday when much of the city was brought to a halt by the successful search for one person.
The Red Sox were forced to postpone the opener of their series the Kansas City Royals because the city's transportation system was shut down and people were urged to stay home, all in hopes of flushing out the 19-year-old suspect who was captured hiding in a blood-spattered boat parked in a backyard.
The Bruins, after playing Wednesday, postponed their contest against the Pittsburgh Penguins, and later rescheduled it for early Saturday afternoon. The Red Sox and Royals will start play a few minutes later.
A city, a nation, a world will be the better for it.
"We're all looking forward to the next home game at Fenway Park," Smith said.
While we're at it, here's hoping the impact of this terrible week will be more lasting than past tragedies. Sports fans — short for fanatics, as we've seen far too many times — should use this as another learning moment, an opportunity to permanently tone down the hateful rhetoric that too often rules in our stadiums, on sports talk radio, and throughout the Internet.
There's nothing wrong with being a passionate supporter of the home team, as long as everyone remembers it's just a game. Frankly, we're not holding our breath on that one. Memories fade. The vitriol returns. But maybe, just maybe, the next time a Yankees fan wants to pour a beer over the head of a Red Sox rival — or vice versa — there will be a flicker of how they came together in the wake of 9-11, how they were united again after the Boston Marathon tragedy.
That's the most amazing thing about sports.
Roosevelt recognized the importance of baseball after America was plunged into a world at war. The easier path would've been to shut down, as many of the world's top sporting events did at the time. The Indianapolis 500 wasn't held from 1942-45. The Olympics were called off in both 1940 and '44. The Masters was canceled the last three years of the war.
But, when baseball Commissioner Kennesaw Mountain Landis went to the president for guidance on what course the national pastime should take, Roosevelt responded with his famous "green light letter."
"I honestly feel that it would be best for the country to keep baseball going," Roosevelt wrote.
Of course, there have been times when the games should not have gone on.
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle decided to let teams play the Sunday after President Kennedy was assassinated. The decision was roundly criticized as insensitive to a grieving nation and would go down as the worst call of Rozelle's long, successful career.
In 1972, International Olympic Committee President Avery Brundage thought he was doing the right thing by ordering the Munich Games to carry on after a horrific terrorist attack wiped out the Israeli team. He couldn't have been more wrong.
But, when handled with sensitivity, the decision on whether to play or not to play can have a profoundly positive impact.
After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington, the NFL, Major League Baseball and college football all shut down for a week, a call that was undoubtedly influenced by Rozelle's misstep nearly four decades earlier.
When the games resumed, it wasn't just the right thing to do, but downright necessary to help the nation start moving forward again.
Ten days after the attack, baseball returned to New York with a poignant game at Shea Stadium. More than 41,000 turned out to watch the Mets beat the Atlanta Braves, essentially thumbing the Big Apple's nose at the terrorists.
"This is the way life gets back to normalcy," then-New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said at the time. "You can't just concentrate on the tragedy."
Boston has already received a dose of that healing salve.
It needs a lot more.
We'll all be the better for it.
Paul Newberry in a national writer for The Associated Press. Write to him at pnewberry(at)ap.org or www.twitter.com/pnewberry1963


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A ghoulish cast of characters is emerging from testimony in the "House of Horrors" murder trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell, who owned and operated the Women's Medical Society clinic in West Philadelphia, PA.
Steve Massof graduated from medical school in Grenada in the West Indies, but was not licensed to practice medicine. When Gosnell hired him, he was passed off as "Dr. Steve" to staff and patients alike. A sign inside the door read, "Dr. Steve Massof, Medical Intern." After a brief stint shadowing Gosnell, he performed gynecological exams independently and prescribed medicine to patients using a pre-signed prescription pad Gosnell had given him. According to the grand jury report, he "treated medical patients for conditions including diabetes, asthma, pain, and infectious diseases; prescribed drugs; anesthetized abortion patients; performed ultrasounds; delivered babies; removed placentas; cut umbilical cords; and, in accordance with Gosnell's practice, severed the spinal cords of the late second-trimester and the third-trimester babies that precipitated. " In court, Massof testified that medicine would be delivered to speed up labor and delivery and it would become so chaotic, it would "rain fetuses. Fetuses and blood all over the place." He admits to "snipping" at least 100 babies' spinal cords, describing the procedure as "literally a beheading. It is separating the brain from the body."
Ashley Baldwin was 15 when she started working at the clinic. Her mother, Tina Baldwin, worked at the clinic and got her the job. Still in high school, she administered intravenous sedation drugs, performed ultrasounds, and assisted in patient deliveries in Gosnell's absence, often working 50 or more hours per week. However, If the women seeking abortions were white, it was a different story. Then, "he [Gosnell] didn't want me to (administer the drugs), because he wanted to meet with them himself," she said. She was often the only staff member present in the evenings and would take care of the women as best as she could. She testified to seeing five babies breathe after being delivered; one baby even screamed. Gosnell once joked with her that a baby was "big enough to walk me around or walk me to the bus stop." According to the grand jury report, Ashley took pictures of some of the babies. She is not being charged with any crime.
Adrienne Moton knew Gosnell through his niece. She had no medical training or license. Working evenings at the clinic, she administered drugs, performed ultrasounds, assisted with abortions and cut the spinal cords of aborted babies. During testimony, she broke down several times as she recounted taking a picture of a baby whose size and pinkish color made her think he could have survived. She lived with Gosnell and his wife from 2005 to 2008 and was paid $10 an hour, off the books, for her work there. She also received $20 bonuses for each second trimester abortion performed on Saturdays. She admitted killing a baby born alive in a toilet, cutting its neck with scissors. When asked if she knew what she did was wrong, she responded, "At first, I didn't."
Lynda Williams and Sherry West were two more unlicensed, unqualified employees of Gosnell's. Not only that, but according to the grand jury testimony both were sloppy and unconcerned as well, routinely over medicating patients and failing to monitor them. Williams, who had an eighth grade education, had worked for Gosnell for 10 years at another abortion clinic in Delaware and had occasionally filled in from time to time at the Philadelphia clinic. In 2008, she was hired full time to clean instruments but was soon administering Cytotec (a labor-inducing agent) and IV drugs and dealing with babies born alive at the clinic in Gosnell's absence. She testified that Gosnell taught her how to flip the baby over and snip its neck with scissors. Further, she said she once saw a baby's arm jerk. She tried to explain her actions by saying, "I only do what I'm told to do… what I was told to do was snip their neck." Sherry West was a longtime patient of Gosnell's. She was hired at Women's Medical Society when she lost her job at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center after contracting Hepatitis C. Despite the diagnosis, she never wore gloves treating patients and inserting IV's. In court, West testified she heard an infant born alive after an abortion scream, describing it as sounding like "a little alien." The child was 18-24 inches long – the length of a full-term baby – and was one of the biggest babies she had seen delivered at Women's Medical Society. Describing a child delivered into a toilet as a "specimen," she said she referred to the dead children that way because "it was easier to deal with mentally." Both women routinely ignored medication charts and gave patients whatever they felt like giving them. It was Williams who administered the fatal overdose to Karamaya Mongar in November 2009.
As disturbing as this is, what is more distquieting is that Women's Medical Society was never investigated. Shortly after Mongar's death, Gosnell applied for admittance to the National Abortion Federation, which supposedly upholds the strictest health and legal standards for its members. While the evaluator rejected the application, noting that "records were not properly kept, that risks were not explained, that patients were not monitored, that equipment was not available, that anesthesia was misused," she did not report the doctor to any authority, allowing him to continue butchering babies and harming women unabated and unfettered. Not that it would have made a difference if she had. A PA health department official had discovered what was taking place at the clinic when she visited as part of a citywide vaccination program. She filed detailed reports regarding the most egregious practices at the clinic, but the reports "went into a black hole." Philadelphia Department of Health officials, who were supposed to protect public health, made regular trips to the clinic to collect blood samples, but never reported that anything was amiss. Ten years before Mongar's death, a former employee of Gosnell's presented evidence to the Board of Medicine that detailed the unsanitary equipment, the unlicensed workers, the underage abortion patients, and the unsupervised medicating of patients. The state investigator conducted an off-site interview with Gosnell, never visited the facility or interviewed anyone and dismissed the complaint as unfounded!
This leads to the lack of media coverage on this case. It was no accident that the state failed to act, just as it's no accident the mainstream media has refused to cover this case. ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, PBS, MSNBC and CNN have all ignored this case and will continue to do so. Fox News is the only major media outlet to cover this, but apologists there insist Gosnell is an outlier.
But in Delaware, a Planned Parenthood clinic that was closed after five botched abortions in 2013 is reported to have been so filthy that women treated there are at risk for AIDS and Hepatitis C. And in Birmingham, AL, the New Women, All Women abortion clinic is continuing to perform abortions, even though the clinic owner Diane Derzis is banned from operating the clinic and Dr. Bruce Norman is prohibited from performing abortions at the clinic by order of the health department. These cases are mere drops in the bucket.
As a society, America has closed its eyes to the horrors. Simply ignoring these atrocities makes it, in the words of Sherry West, "easier to deal with mentally."


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Okay, Jonathan, that was the shortest-lived liberal-conservative Friendly Fire honeymoon ever. Here's the beef at least for me regarding Israel and the Palestinians. The only way that there can be peace in the Middle East is for the Palestinians to basically accept responsibility for themselves and their plight, alter their thinking and consciousness and stop shooting at, killing and maiming and blowing up the Israelis. Period. The end.
This may be easier said than done because of the victim mentality that has been drilled into them as well as the hatred of their Jewish neighbors. Years ago before I became a hard-wired curmudgeon and an out-and-out conservative, I was an English teacher teaching business writing to accountants from foreign countries at Arthur Anderson long before it was discovered that they were cooking their books, even if they were cooking them back then.
One of the men announced that he was from Palestine and at first refused to have anything to do with me. As luck, fate or the heavens would have it he wound up in my class, which didn't thrill either one of us at first, I am sure. Over the month-long course, we got to be friendly, we'd sit down at dinner together, and he told me that the first time he saw a Jewish person, it was an Israeli soldier, and he was shocked because he thought that we all had horns. We wound up getting along so well that he said that he is allowed to have multiple wives and invited me to visit him in his country.
From the outset, it is thinking and teaching like this that kills things. I was hoping that that would change now that Arafat has met his maker, but it doesn't seem to be the case. In fact, things have only gotten worse.


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Chris Stewart hit his first major league home run, Aubrey Huff had another solo shot and the San Francisco Giants showed some rare pop in a 6-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night.
Madison Bumgarner (7-11) struck out 10 and walked one in seven innings. The lefty was one strikeout short of his career high, which came against Cleveland on June 26.
Huff also had an RBI double to help chase James McDonald (7-6) after six innings. McDonald allowed three runs and four hits for the Pirates, who had snapped a 10-game losing streak a night earlier.
Sergio Romo pitched a scoreless eighth and Santiago Casilla got out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth to finish off Pittsburgh.
With Bumgarner having another superb outing, San Francisco finally gave him a rare source of power.
Stewart sent a fastball from McDonald in the fifth over the left-field wall to give the Giants a 2-0 lead. He sprinted around the bases and was mobbed by teammates in the dugout after his first home run in 140 major league at-bats.
Huff followed with a home run over the brick wall in right in the sixth to put San Francisco ahead 3-0. The homer was his 11th of the season and a big boost for a Giants team playing without injured slugger Carlos Beltran, nursing a strained right hand for the second straight night.
San Francisco's 28 home runs at AT&T Park are the lowest for any team in the majors at home.
Nate Schierholtz, Cody Ross and Orlando Cabrera also drove in a run each to highlight a two-run eighth for the Giants, and they could've had far more. The Giants were 2 for 11 with runners in scoring position.
The Pirates had few scoring chances and saw their best one snatched away.
Ronny Cedeno had a one-out double in the fifth and moved to third with two outs on McDonald's ground out. Then Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval made a diving stop to rob Andrew McCutchen of extra bases and save a run.
That's sort of how things have gone lately for Pittsburgh, which sat in first place in the NL Central a little more than two weeks ago. Suddenly, they can put consecutive wins together.
NOTES: Giants OFPat Burrell
was scheduled to fly to North Carolina on Wednesday to seek a second opinion on his strained right foot. ... Giants 3B coach Tim Flannery sang the national anthem along with "Further" members Phil Lesh and Bob Weir. ... Pirates RHPJeff Karstens
(8-6, 3.05 ERA) will try to rebound from his last start when he takes the mound Thursday opposite Giants LHPJonathan Sanchez
(4-6, 4.10). Karstens allowed nine runs in 3 1-3 innings last week against San Diego. It was the first time he allowed more than three earned runs in a start since April 17.


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