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When she's not just being an awesome artist on Tumblr, Angela Taratula is redrawing screencaps from Sherlock's "A Scandal in Belgravia" episode in an exquisite animated style, and making us all lose our minds that there's not an actual Sherlock cartoon for us to watch. Seriously, if she weren't so damn good, this would actually be cruel. There are a few more of Angela's Sherlock amazing pics below, but head to her Tumblr for the full set... if you can stand it.
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Current Status: Brazil has no mandatory data retention law.
Public Discussion: Brazil's first serious attempt to adopt a data retention bill failed due in large part to the activism of NGOs and citizens within Brazil. In 2005, the "Azeredo Bill" (Bill 84/99) was introduced as an attempt to fight online piracy through data retention and was backed by governmental and private sector entities. A public opposition campaign called Mega Não movement (literally, "mega no") was launched against the bill. Government and civil society responded by proposing a civil framework (Marco Civil) which contains strong protections for freedom of expression and Internet intermediaries. But Brazil does not have a data protection law. In January 2012, data retention opponents drew attention to the Brazilian Senate's Substitute Act to the House Bill No.89 of 2003 known as the "Draft Law". The Draft Law proposes the creation of new regulations relating to the prevention, detection and punishment of Internet crimes. Activists are concerned about provisions could require private companies to report alleged violations and impose criminal liability on those that fail to do so. The same provisions could require the mass surveillance and data retention of all online communications by unaccountable private companies for a period of three years, with few limits on court-ordered disclosure of the data.


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Word of the Day, Web Site of the Day, Number to Know, This Day in History, Today's Featured Birthday and Daily Quote.
Word of the Day
Sparge SPAHRJ (verb) Sprinkle, bespatter, spray; to agitate (a liquid) by means of compressed air or gas entering through a pipe -- www.merriam-webster.com
Web Site of the Day
Get the latest news on Facebook, Twitter and more on this extensive blog. In addition to profiles on and reviews of new Internet products and companies, there are articles on existing companies that are making an impact on the Web.
Number to Know
500 million: Estimated number of ecards that are sent each year, according to the Greeting Card Association. Today is Kiss and Make Up Day, so kiss and make up and make sure to send a card, too!
This Day in History
Aug. 25, 1916: The U.S. National Park Service is created.
Today's Featured Birthday
Director Tim Burton (51)
Daily Quote
"I have a problem when people say something's real or not real, or normal or abnormal. The meaning of those words for me is very personal and subjective. I've always been confused and never had a clear-cut understanding of the meaning of those kinds of words." -- Tim Burton


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A Valance should be ordered at least 2 times the width of your window, actually 3 times the width is better. This is to achieve the gathered effect of the Valance. If our width offered is not wide enough to achieve the desired look, decorators will order multiple valances.
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Want to hobnob with Steven Hilfinger, the chief operating officer of the Michigan Economic Development Corp.?
Then get in the winning bid at the silent auction at the 13th annual black-tie gala of the Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce on May 3 at the MGM Grand in Detroit.
A round of golf with Hilfinger is one of the prizes up for auction. Other auction prizes include lunches with a wide variety of area business leaders.
More than 600 are expected to attend the event, which begins at 5:30 p.m. with a private VIP reception. The public networking reception is at 6 p.m., with the dinner at 7 p.m. and afterglow and dancing until midnight.
The keynote address will be presented by Juju Chang, a co-anchor for the ABC program "Nightline."
Cost is $200 per person or $350 per couple for APACC members, and $250 per person and $400 per couple for nonmembers. Tables for 10 are $1,750.
For details, call (248) 430-5855 or email Jen Spellman at [email protected].


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MEPS recruiter survey template by QuestionPro is a recruitment evaluation survey template to understand the level of satisfaction of participants for the recruitment process of United States Military Entrance Processing Station. This sample survey template consists of questions and examples of overall facilities provided during the recruitment process and service they were recruited for. This questionnaire is designed to collect feedback about the facilities offered, for example, cleanliness of the room where the participants stayed or transportation made available on the day.
Movie rental survey template by QuestionPro is created with a view to understanding attitude about renting movies and editing questionable content. This sample survey template consists of example and questions that allows a survey creator to gain in-depth insights about movie rental, purchasing and downloading habits. This questionnaire includes questions about editing objectionable content in movies and restrictions a viewer can exercise on such content.
Association member survey questions template by QuestionPro includes sample questionnnaire and examples to understand the level of satisfaction of association members through various activities that are conducted from time to time. This questionnaire includes demographic questions to get complete information of respondents. This survey template can be deployed to respondents to get an honest feedback about the functionality of an association and level of participation of its members.
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The Obama administration quietly got a court to undo U.S. surveillance limits on the use of intercepted phone calls and emails, The Washington Post reported.
The 2011 reversal of a 2008 restriction let the National Security Agency search deliberately for Americans' communications in its massive databases, the Post said, citing newly declassified documents and interviews with government officials.
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court also extended the length of time the NSA may legally hold onto intercepted U.S. communications, increasing it to six years from five, a recently released 2011 opinion by court Chief Judge John D. Bates said.
Bates, appointed to the secret court by Chief Justice John Roberts in 2006, is a U.S. District Court judge in Washington, nominated by President George W. Bush in 2001.
An undated, unsigned cover letter outlining the documents' release was posted on the Office of the Director of National Intelligence website. It can be found at tinyurl.com/UPI-DNI-letter.
A redacted, unclassified version of Bates' opinion can be found at tinyurl.com/UPI-FISA-Court-ruling.
Many details in the Post story were reported Aug. 9 by British newspaper The Guardian from documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. The Post confirmed the information from the declassified documents.
What was not earlier reported, the Post said, was the 2008 ban imposed by the court, at the government's request, on the very kinds of searches the Obama administration in 2011 got the court to allow once again.
The court decision written by Bates permitted the NSA "to query the vast majority" of its databases using email addresses and phone numbers of Americans and legal residents without a warrant.
The queries must be "reasonably likely to yield foreign intelligence information," the opinion said. Query results would be subject to NSA privacy rules.
Alex Joel, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's civil liberties protection officer, told the Post the renewed authority was needed in case the NSA learned of a rapidly developing terrorist plot and suspects a U.S. person may be involved.
Searching for communications to, from or about that person could help determine what involvement the person has and whether he or she was in touch with surveillance-targeted terrorists, Joel told the newspaper.
Officials would not say how many searches have been conducted.
Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Mark Udall, D-Colo., issued warnings about this starting last year, but secrecy rules kept their warnings vague.
Wyden told the Post in a statement the court-approved rule change "authorized the NSA to conduct warrantless searches of individual Americans' communications using an authority intended to target only foreigners.
"Our intelligence agencies need the authority to target the communications of foreigners, but for government agencies to deliberately read the emails or listen to the phone calls of individual Americans, the Constitution requires a warrant," his statement said.
Senior administration officials told the Post they disagreed.
"If we're validly targeting foreigners and we happen to collect communications of Americans, we don't have to close our eyes to that," Robert S. Litt, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's general counsel, told the Post in an interview.
"I'm not aware of other situations where once we have lawfully collected information, we have to go back and get a warrant to look at the information we've already collected."


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TOTW is basically a joke that Ariana and I pull each week in our joint guise as the International Electrophonic Unit. Basically, we take some of the stupider things I've said on Twitter and elsewhere, often in a state of extreme alcoholic refreshment or severe sleep deprivation, and put them on a t-shirt. Ariana set up a Cafe Press store (because this is a joke and engaging with a serious maker of t-shirts would be less funny to us), and… well, once a week, here we are.
Through this website and this Cafe Press store, we're going to release one t-shirt a week. It'll go live on Monday… and it'll die Sunday night — midnight UK time, more often than not. Each one lives for a week, and then it's replaced by the next week's shirt. Until I either run out of dumb ideas or Ariana's brain explodes.
So, every Monday, I'll post the new shirt here, and you can peer at it more at http://www.cafepress.com/electrophonic.
Anyway. I present to you T-Shirt Of The Week #005: HEALTH:
We also offer a couple of perennial items. Mostly because I wanted one of these for myself:
(And also a MAN COOK MEAT WITH FIRE "splatter-shield", because Ariana's crazy)
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Should motorists pay an extra fee to cover the costs of air pollution?
The idea is being proposed by air regulators in California's San Joaquin Valley. The area faces at least $29 million in federal fines for exceeding certain federal air quality standards. The new surcharge on vehicle fees would cover that cost.
This could be the wave of the future, since, as businesses produce less pollution, more of the air pollution is a product of the cars and trucks we all drive. More details in this smart story in the New York Times.


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Six Miles in Pasadena
Marching in the Parade of Roses is just another step forward for this high school band.
By John Rosales
Photos by Tim Revell
At first it seems like the start of a typical Thursday afternoon band practice—students are packed into the cluttered band room, sitting shoulder to shoulder on folding chairs with shiny instruments resting in their laps.
But look closer—there are no music stands here. At the Ohio State School for the Blind (OSSB), students play by memory and stay in sync by listening to band co-director Dan Kelley's hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and vocal cues.
Dan Kelley (far right) leads a practice session.
Kelley stands in front of the group, wedged between an old piano and the first row of musicians. Most of the band's 38 members are present, and Kelley knows where each drummer, trumpeter, trombonist, and flutist is seated even though he, too, is blind.
"Horns up, mouths closed," he says, as the band launches into a marching-time rendition of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition." "Don't drag the tempo, don't make those runs muddy!"
Between numbers, one student shouts, "Why is it every time I see you, you're wearing the same shirt?"
His joke breaks the noticeable tension in the room; there's a little anxiety about three performances the band has scheduled on Saturday.
First, they are slated to perform during half-time at a football game between two high schools for the deaf. The band will play "The Star-Spangled Banner" among other marching tunes, and perform their signature drill: "Script Braille 'Ohio!'" in which each band member represents a marching "dot" in the dot-code Braille system, arranging themselves to spell out "Ohio."
Blind musicians read and write music Braille in which raised dots signify the names of musical tones beginning with "do."
Before the third quarter begins, they'll hustle to the bus for a two-hour ride to their next event, a caravan of a dozen cars in tow. The band kicks off the Wellston Coal Festival Parade with "Eye of the Tiger," followed by "Isn't She Lovely," and "Sir Duke," both by Wonder. After the parade, they're scheduled for an outdoor concert, one of many shows they do regularly at schools, nursing homes, pep rallies, and charity events.
That's right, the Marching Panthers are hot. Countless newspaper and magazine clippings posted around the school attest to their popularity. The band has also appeared on CBS News and stars in several YouTube videos, including one filmed in front of Ohio State University fans attending a Buckeye marching band practice session (find the links at the bottom of the page).
But through every practice session, every concert, and every parade in 2009, says Kelley, they've had one thing in mind: Pasadena.
Step to the Beat
The band marched in the legendary Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade on January 1. For college marching bands, Pasadena is Carnegie Hall. For high school bands, it's Mt. Everest. For a blind marching band, well, it's unbelievable.
Initially, one of band co-director Dan Kelley's greatest concerns was the six-mile march all band members face at the parade. Kelley, an OSSB alum with a bachelor's in music and a master's in visual impairment from Ohio State University, put the entire band on a fitness program.
By last November, the marchers' longest trek was only three-and-a-half miles—and that was without instruments. Their longest parade in 2009 was the two-mile Millersport Corn Festival in September.
And it wasn't just the band members who needed to get in shape for the march. Each band member has a sighted marching assistant to help them zig and zag, criss and cross during marching maneuvers. Assistants either put one hand on the marcher's shoulder to direct left-right moves, or slip a hand into a loop-strap that is sewn on the lower-back of a marchers' jacket.
It's harder than it sounds. Marchers and assistants get to know each other during a week-long band camp in August where they work on drills. Assistants, too, must be in parade shape.
Another challenge, of course, was funding the trip. Aside from practicing songs and building stamina, the band helped raise more than $115,000 to pay for the trip to California. As a state agency, employees cannot ask for donations, but they can accept them. They got lucky when the Ohio Lions Clubs pledged to raise $80,000 toward the trip.
By all accounts, all the hard work and preparation paid off. The parade was the experience of a lifetime for the marching band.
"The Rose parade was unimaginable -- a sea of cheering people for two hours," says Carol Agler, band co-director. "It was very moving. Some of our students cried, overwhelmed by the support of so many."
Kelley says the experience was "a real rush, but something of a blur" because of the large crowds and loud applause. "You'd turn the corner and there were 20,000 people cheering us on and giving us standing ovations," he says. "It was great to see the payoff for these kids."
Some of the band members couldn't believe they marched in one of the nation's most prestigious parades alongside university bands, Kelley adds. "They told me afterwards, "If I can march six miles, I can do anything,'" he says. "That's what we are really trying to teach these kids. It's not about their disabilities – it's about their abilities."
Ohio's Big Step Forward
A state-sponsored blind marching band did not happen in Ohio by accident. Although education for the blind had been offered in Europe since the 1780s, it did not occur in the United States until the 1830s—and the earliest such schools were private.
In 1835, after two physicians presented recommendations to the Ohio General Assembly, legislators passed a resolution directing the governor to establish the nation's first public school for the blind. Two years later, the Ohio Institution for the Education of the Blind (predecessor to OSSB) opened its doors in downtown Columbus, and moved in 1953 to a former golf course in north Columbus. Across a ravine on the same property is the Ohio State School for the Deaf.
Music Revival
When Carol Agler joined OSSB as a music teacher in 1998, she revived the band program after happening across some musical instruments in a closet.
"I found those instruments and said to myself, 'My goodness, we can have a band,'" she says.
In 2005, the superintendent of the school for the deaf started a football program and needed a band for halftime. When he mentioned this to Agler, the nation's only blind marching band was born.
"Keep those feet up," Agler says from the sidelines during marching practice, her ever-present clipboard in hand. In addition to marching prowess, Agler says the band needs to project!
"We've got to make the big sound," she says. "I know they have it in them."
Senior band member Macy McClain produces a powerful sound, although it's on a tiny piccolo. A talented musician, she sings, plays piano, and possesses a trait common to the blind: Perfect pitch.
"I can hear a chord or sound and tell you what note it is," says McClain, who has been blind since birth. "When I hear a train whistle, I can tell you what pitches are in it." Agler agrees McClain has an incredible musical memory.
"It's something how talented these kids are," she says.
A Special Place
Blind students from across Ohio, ages three to 22, are eligible to attend classes at OSSB. There are approximately 125 students currently enrolled from kindergarten through 12th grade.
All school expenses are paid by the state, including lodging for the 60 percent of students who board at one of the school's eight cottages.
Since the school is categorized as independent, it does not belong to a school district—OSSB has its own superintendent with an office on site.
Cynthia Johnson, interim-superintendent, says students who start at OSSB in the early grades might transfer to a mainstream school in their home district, but often return.
"Once they reach high school, they may need more technology and travel skills," Johnson says.
Seventeen seniors are set to graduate in 2010, many of whom are taking classes at local mainstream schools. Likewise, some visually impaired students from mainstream schools take courses at OSSB.
With 6–8 students for every teacher, the school has 130 employees. Forty-eight states have at least one school for the blind and visually impaired.
Get Your March On! Check out these YouTube videos of the OSSB:
Ohio State School For The Blind Marching Band performing "pretty Fly"
Ohio State School for the Blind - Braille Ohio
Ohio State School for the Blind
Ohio State School for the Blind Alumni_I WANNA GO BACK_VIDEO TRIBUTE!!
2009 SAVE Awards - Ohio State School of the Blind
Ohio State School For The Blind performing "Evil Ways"
Ohio State School for the Blind performes a Paul Simon Medley
Ohio State School for the Blind Marching Band - Rose Parade


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ACROSS MY DESK: Free 72-hour Access to a Premium Database at NewEnglandAncestors.Org
This just in from Dick Eastman who works at HisGen, see:
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The following is an announcement from the New England Historic Genealogical Society:
Celebrate Patriots' Day with Free Access to a Premium DB at NewEnglandAncestors.Org
In recognition of Patriot's Day on April 18, the New England Historic Genealogical Society will offer three days of free access to one of our major databases at NewEnglandAncestors.Org. The name of the database and access details will appear in the April 20, 2005, issue of the NEHGS eNews.
The complimentary open access period begins Wednesday afternoon, April 20, and ends seventy-two hours later on Saturday afternoon, April 23. If you are not yet a member of NEHGS, but want to spend some time researching in one of our premium databases, this is your chance. Now that tax
season is behind us, we invite you to spend some of your free time researching your early New England ancestors.
Patriots' Day is a unique holiday in Massachusetts, home of NEHGS. It commemorates the battles of Lexington and Concord which took place on April 19, 1775. It is a state holiday in Massachusetts, Maine, and Wisconsin. In addition to its great historical significance, it is now known to many as the day of the running of the Boston Marathon. NEHGS will tie the holiday to this
special database promotion and link genealogists everywhere to a piece of their New England heritage.
The easiest way to learn which database will be offered, and how to link to it, is to subscribe to the NEHGS eNews at: http://www.newenglandancestors.org/education/articles/NEXUS_eNews/enews_main.asp.
As soon as the eNews is sent next Wednesday afternoon, we will also place a link
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Samsung has today announced its latest GALAXY family mobile phone, the Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 Smartphone that is powered by Google Android latest 2.1 Eclair platform and features 2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen display with Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate.
The Samsung Galaxy 5 i5500 smartphone supports the highly connected lifestyles of today's younger mobile users who value a full range of social networking capabilities at their fingertips.
The Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 features Samsung's Social Hub, an integrated phonebook that links contacts from across social networks, allowing users to connect with friends across platforms and communicate seamlessly across networks. Users' contact lists from sites including Facebook, MySpace and Twitter are accessible on one platform; ensuring that users can remain fully connected at all times. Social Hub also allows fans of social networking to view photos on their mobiles using the integrated media browser, and seamlessly upload, manage and share photos from Twitter, Facebook and Picasa or create a digital photo album while on the go.
The Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 phone supports a full suite of Google mobile services, including Google Search with Search by voice, Google Maps, Gmail, Calendar, YouTube, Google Talk and Android Market with over 50,000 free applications, so that users can benefit from the wealth of valuable content and enjoy familiar desktop PC experiences on the move via a user interface tailored for mobile devices.
Armed with 600 MHz Processor the Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 smartphone, also known as Samsung I5500 Corby smartphone, is powered by Google Android operating system v2.1 dubbed as Eclair and is Quadband GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and dual-band 3G HSDPA 900/2100 MHz network ready.
Measuring 108 x 56 x 12.6 mm the Samsung i5800 Galaxy 3 smartphone weighs only 109.7 grams and has a large 2.8 inch, 240 x 320 pixels wide 256K colors capable AMOLED Capacitive touchscreen and is equipped with Accelerometer sensor for auto rotate.
The Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 touchecreen phone is powered by Samsung's TouchWIZ v3.0 technology which has a Widgets feature that enables users to have a selection of widget style mini applications open on its home screen. It comes with several Widgets built-in.
A whole variety of widgets are available, which users can activate by swiping of a finger, which displays information from the phone, accessing images, music and other content and provide a quick way to access various functions in the handset.
Widgets with drag-and-drop: The simple 'drag-and-drop' technology allows selecting multiple widgets from the left panel of the screen which can simply be dropped anywhere on the main screen. A widgets is small portable chunk of code that can be executed without requiring any additional programming etc.
The Samsung Galaxy 5 i5500 also features Swype, the ultra-fast text-input service: simply draw your finger in a continuous motion over the letters on the screen to quickly form a word, Swype then intelligently predicts the word that you're spelling, providing a fast and easy way to write messages.
For added speed and flexibility, the Galaxy 5 i5500 phone allows users to first write the text before deciding the best way to share it – users will have the freedom to transform the text into a Facebook status update, life stream on Twitter, or a personalized note to a friend via text or e-mail.
Widgets in Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 phone are made up of widely used applications like calendar, clock and alarms, music player functions, FM radio functions, games etc. The Widget with 'drag-and-drop' feature is quick and simple technique which allows the user to set hotkeys for all desired functions on the touch menu.
The Samsung Galaxy 5 smartphone offers 170-MB of internal memory and offers microSD card slot for upto 16-GB expandable memory allowing practically unlimited entries phonebook and call records.
The smartphone offers exhaustive data connectivity options under the sun including GPRS class 10, hi-speed EDGE class 10 with 236.8 kbps speed, ultra-fast 3G HSDPA 7.2 Mbps connection, wireless WiFi 802.11/b/g connectivity option and comes equipped with Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR + A2DP wireless connectivity support.
Since the Samsung Galaxy 5 smartphone is armed with HTML5 and HSDPA 7.2, users are able to view all types of content more quickly, and download files faster than ever.
Available in only full Black color, the new Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 smartphone comes equipped with a powerful 2.0 megapixel geo-tagging capable camera with 4X digital zoom, 1600 x 1200 pixels resolution, Autofocus option and Carl Zeiss optics along with a built-in LED flash. It also allows video recording in H.263 and MPEG4.
The Android 2.1 powered Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 smartphone includes built-in GPS with A-GPS support, Digital compass, integrated media player supporting MP3 / AMR / AAC / AAC+ / e-AAC+ files and video player with support for popular video file formats including MP4/WMV/H.264/H.263 files. The powerful battery with this smartphone allows video playing for 6 hours. There is also Stereo FM radio with RDS and 20 presets station memory.
In addition, the Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 handset is equipped with 3.5 mm audio jack and support for DNSe (Digital Natural Sound Engine) that provides 3D sound. The handset though lacks support for HDMI and TV out ports.
The Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 Smartphone also features Google maps, which allows free walk and drive navigation and other locating options. In addition, there are more than 50,000 applications to choose from Android Market and users have access to Google mobile services such as Google Search, Gmail and Google Maps.
The smartphone also includes popular Android based apps including Google search, Google Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, and Google talk. There is inbuild support for MS document editors including Word, Excel and Powerpoint in addition to PDF.
In addition, Samsung AllShare allows users to control, search, swap and play photos, and music across a full range of DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) certified Samsung devices, including notebooks and TVs. The technology makes it easy for users to seamlessly share videos, without the hassle of connecting cables. Users can even use the Galaxy 5 as a remote control for your Samsung TV or play video games through a laptop.
The new Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 smartphone comes equipped with with 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery that offers upto 520 hrs standby time and 9 hrs of talktime on 2G network. The phone allows upto 4.5 hours of video playback and upto 35 hours of continuous music playback.
The Android 2.1 powered Samsung i5500 Galaxy 5 Smartphone will be available from July 2010 in the Europe, Latin America, China, Australia, SEA, SWA, and EMEA.


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If I download an APK and open it, I get a "Not Installed" error if the app is already present on the device. Is there any way to automatically delete the old version?
(Note I'm not trying to avoid opening the APK, which isn't allowed for security reasons. I'm just trying to avoid manually deleting the old app.)


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Purusa Naturals (Leaf, Root, Seed, Petalum)
Description: Sebastian Signs newest launch--Purusa Naturals-- utilizes a patented green technology that transforms Argan oil into a smooth gel. We infused this unique base with botanical fragrances to make the truly unique and special line. The results are four elegantly luxurious fragrance gels, Leaf, Root, Seed, and Petalum. These can be used sparingly and last longer than traditional natural fragrances. Simply rub a small amount of gel directly into your skin, and enjoy a more subtle and personal experience than spraying a fragrance. Purusa Naturals are easy, portable, and longer lasting than traditional natural fragrances.
Price: $115.00 to $125.00


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In part 1 you were introduced to the new Silverlight DragDropTarget controls. In addition to being powerful these controls are very flexible, allowing developers to customize almost every single aspect of their behavior. In order to understand how to customize these controls you must first understand how they communicate. The good news is that DDT's communicate via a WPF-compatible implementation of the drag/drop events!
A WPF-Compatible (mostly) Implementation of Drag and Drop
The Silverlight Toolkit Drag and Drop Framework is a compatible subset of WPF's drag and drop methods and events – with a few small exceptions. The diagram below demonstrates how DDTs are layered on top of this WPF-compat framework. DDTs use these events and methods to communicate with each other.
The fact that the Silverlight Toolkit contains a full implementation of WPF's drag and drop stack gives the developer tremendous flexibility. They can…
- Use DDTs.
- Communicate with and customize DDTs by handling the drag and drop events.
- Choose not to use DDTs and use the WPF-compat API's to initiate and manage their own drag operations.
- Add native drag and drop support to their custom controls by implementing the IAcceptDrop interface.
- Create new DDTs for existing controls by creating a class that inherits from DragDropTarget.
Differences between Silverlight Toolkit and WPF Drag and Drop API's
Different Namespaces
The most obvious difference between the Silverlight implementation of drag and drop and that of WPF is that the Silverlight drag and drop objects are located in the Microsoft.Windows namespace rather than in the System.Windows namespace. When writing drag and drop code it's good practice to insert the following code in your source file:
#if SILVERLIGHT using Microsoft.Windows; using SW = Microsoft.Windows; #else using SW = System.Windows; #endif
Using an alias for the namespace with the drag/drop objects ensures that you can write code that can be easily ported to WPF or a future version of Silverlight with core-level drag/drop support. All of the code samples in this series of blog posts assume that you've defined the alias "SW" as Microsoft.Windows in Silverlight and System.Windows in WPF.
Starting a Drag Operation
Keep in mind that if you intend to use a DDT you don't need to know how to do this because DDT's automatically initiate drag operations when an item is dragged. However if you want to initiate a drag operation yourself you'll need to know about some subtle (but necessary) differences between the Silverlight's and WPF's DoDragDrop methods.
In WPF the DoDragDrop method blocks until the drag operation completes. In Silverlight there are no blocking UI methods so it is necessary to listen for a DragDropCompleted event if you want to perform an operation when a drag completes.
It is still possible to write cross-platform code if you use the following pattern:
// Define an action to be executed when the drag completes. Action<SW.DragDropEffects> dragDropCompleted = effects => { Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Drag finished: {0}", effects))); }; #if SILVERLIGHT // Create a handler for the DragDropCompleted event which invokes the action. EventHandler<DragDropCompletedEventArgs> dragDropCompletedHandler = null; dragDropCompletedHandler = (sender, args) => { // Detach the handler so that this action is only executed once. SW.DragDrop.DragDropCompleted -= dragDropCompletedHandler; dragDropCompleted(args.Effects); }; // Attach the handler to the DragDropCompleted event. SW.DragDrop.DragDropCompleted += dragDropCompletedHandler; // Begin the drag operation. SW.DragDrop.DoDragDrop( sourceControl, data, SW.DragDropEffects.All, SW.DragDropKeyStates.LeftMouseButton); #else // If WPF then just begin the drag operation. SW.DragDropEffects effects = SW.DragDrop.DoDragDrop( sourceControl, data, SW.DragDropEffects.All); // Code blocks until drag is finished... dragDropCompleted(effects); #endif
Note that in addition to being asynchronous the Silverlight version of DoDragDrop accepts an additional parameter: the initial DragDropKeyStates. In the example below this is SW.DragDropKeyStates.LeftMouseButton.
In Silverlight (unlike WPF) it is not possible to sample the mouse state. Therefore the developer must track the state of the mouse keys and pass it to DoDragDrop. This is straightforward if, as is commonly the case, the drag operation begins with a mouse click.
button.MouseLeftButtonDown += (sender, args) => { SW.DragDrop.DoDragDrop( button, "Some text to transfer", SW.DragDropEffects.All, SW.DragDropKeyStates.LeftMouseButton); };
Although the DragDropKeyStates enumeration is a flags enum which includes members that track keyboard states there is no need to include these. The DoDragDrop method will sample the keyboard and update the value when invoked.
Listening to Drag Source and Drag Target Events
In WPF there are two ways to attach a handler to an event. The first is to attach a handler to the event on the UIElement and the second is to attach a handler to the attached event object:
// Works in WPF. myButton.DragOver += new SW.DragEventHandler((o, a) => Console.Write("button dragged over.")); // Works in WPF and Silverlight Toolkit Drag Drop Framework. myButton.AttachEvent( SW.DragDrop.DragOverEvent, new SW.DragEventHandler((o, a) => Console.Write("button dragged over."), false);
Silverlight Toolkit's Drag and Drop Framework supports the latter approach for all drag target and source events. By using AttachEvent and RemoveEvent you can write code that will work on WPF and Silverlight. For more information on attached events see the Attached Events Overview on MSDN.
Note: DDTs implement the familiar WPF events so you don't need to use the more verbose attached event approach when you're working with them.
// DragDropTarget's have the WPF events. myListBoxDragDropTarget.DragOver += new SW.DragEventHandler( (o, a) => Console.Write("DDTs make everything easier!"));
Indicating that an Element Can Accept a Drop Operation
In WPF all UIElements have an AllowDrop property which determines whether they will receive drag/drop events. As it isn't possible to add properties to existing types the Silverlight Tookit implementation of drag and drop uses an AllowDrop attached property on the static DragDrop object:
<Rectangle AllowDrop="True" />
<Rectangle xmlns:msWindows="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Windows;assembly=System.Windows.Controls.Toolkit" mswindows:DragDrop.AllowDrop="True" />
Customizing DragDropTarget Behavior
DDT's do their best to determine the allowed effects of a drag operation by examining the bound collection and the items inside of them. For example if a DDT's control is bound to a ReadOnlyCollection or an array then the allowed effects of a drag will not include DragDropEffects.Move and the allowed effects of a drop will be DragDropEffects.None. By default a DDT never sets the allowed effects of a drag to DragDropEffects.Copy because there is no generic way of cloning an item in Silverlight (ICloneable does not exist). But what if we wanted the effect of a drop to be a Copy operation?
Let's say we have two DDT's, one containing a ListBox and the other containing a DataGrid.
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <controlsToolkit:ListBoxDragDropTarget x:Name="listBoxDragDropTarget" HorizontalContentAlignment="Stretch" VerticalContentAlignment="Stretch"> <ListBox x:Name="listBox" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" SelectionMode="Extended" Height="300" > <ListBox.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <Image Source="{Binding Image}" /> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Name}" VerticalAlignment="Center" Margin="4,0,0,0" /> </StackPanel> </DataTemplate> </ListBox.ItemTemplate> <ListBox.ItemsPanel> <ItemsPanelTemplate> <StackPanel Orientation="Vertical" /> </ItemsPanelTemplate> </ListBox.ItemsPanel> </ListBox> </controlsToolkit:ListBoxDragDropTarget> <dataToolkit:DataGridDragDropTarget x:Name="dataGridDragDropTarget" msWindows:DragDrop.AllowDrop="true" HorizontalContentAlignment="Stretch" VerticalContentAlignment="Stretch"> <data:DataGrid x:Name="dataGrid" AutoGenerateColumns="False" Height="300" > <data:DataGrid.Columns> <data:DataGridTextColumn Binding="{Binding Name}" Header="Name" /> <data:DataGridTextColumn Binding="{Binding Reputation}" Header="Reputation" /> <data:DataGridTextColumn Binding="{Binding GamerScore}" Header="GamerScore" /> </data:DataGrid.Columns> </data:DataGrid> </dataToolkit:DataGridDragDropTarget> </StackPanel>
Each control is bound to an collection of Gamer instances.
class Gamer { public string Name {get; set} public double Reputation {get; set} public int GamerScore {get;set;} // Our custom copy method. public Gamer Clone() { return new Gamer { Name = this.Name, Reputation = this.Reputation, this.GamerScore = this.GamerScore }; } } // snip... // No need to use an ObservableCollection. We don't // want items removed from the ListBox. listBox.ItemsSource = new [] { new Gamer { Name = "Mark Rideout", Reputation = 82.234, GamerScore = 23432 }, // etc. }; // Using an observable collection ensures that changes // to the items source collection will be reflected // in the grid immediately. dataGrid.ItemsSource = new ObservableCollection<Person>();
When the user drags Gamers from the ListBox to the DataGrid we'd like to add a copy of the Gamer object to the DataGrid rather than add a reference to the object in the ListBox to the DataGrid's bound collection (the default action). In order to ensure that when an item is dragged from a ListBox the allowed effect is DragDropEffects.Copy rather than DragDropEffects.Link we set the ListBoxDragDropTarget's AllowedSourceEffects property.
listBoxDragDropTarget.AllowedSourceEffects = SW.DragDropEffects.Copy;
Since the DataGridDragDropTarget doesn't know how to handle a Copy operation we need to handle its Drop event.
using System.Collections.ObjectModel; // snip... dataGridDragDropTarget.Drop += (sender, args) => { // Only handle this event if it's a copy. If the event is not handled // the DDTs base implementation of Drop will execute. if ((args.AllowedEffects & SW.DragDropEffects.Copy) == SW.DragDropEffects.Copy) { IList<Person> dataSource = dataGrid.ItemsSource as IList<Person>; // Retrieve the dropped data in the first available format. object data = args.Data.GetData(args.Data.GetFormats()[0]); // The data is the ItemDragEventArgs that was created by the DDT when // the drag started. It contains a SelectionCollection. // SelectionCollection's are used by DDTs because they can transfer // multiple objects. The fact that they store the indexes of the // objects within the source collection also makes reordering items // within a source possible. ItemDragEventArgs dragEventArgs = data as ItemDragEventArgs; SelectionCollection selectionCollection = dragEventArgs.Data as SelectionCollection; if (selectionCollection != null) { IEnumerable<Gamer> gamers = selectionCollection.Select(selection => selection.Item).OfType<Gamer>(); if (gamers.Any()) { foreach(Gamer gamer in gamers) { // Invoke our custom Clone method to make a copy. dataSource.Add(gamer.Clone()); } args.Effects = SW.DragDropEffects.Copy; args.Handled = true; } } } };
Now when we drag items from our ListBox to our DataGrid we will get copies of the Gamer objects and the ListBox's contents will be unchanged.
There are many more extensibility points in DDT's. I encourage you to take a close look at the events and properties. I think you'll be impressed by how flexible these controls are.
Powerful and Flexible
By now it should be clear that the Silverlight Toolkit Drag and Drop Framework is more than a few DDTs that add drag and drop behavior to a certain Silverlight controls. It is also a rich set of WPF-compatible events and methods that can be used with any Silverlight control - including your own!
Next time: Adding Drag and Drop support to your custom controls!


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By Emily Flitter
NEW YORK, May 6 (Reuters) - The California jeweler who gave a former KPMG auditor cash, an expensive watch and concert tickets in exchange for inside information about public companies agreed on Monday to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, according to court papers.
Bryan Shaw, the jeweler who took tips on Herbalife, Skechers and other companies from his one-time golfing buddy Scott London, agreed to pay around $1.3 million in restitution and will continue to cooperate with the government as part of a plea deal with federal prosecutors, according to the documents.
Shaw is expected to appear in federal court later this week to formally enter the plea. His lawyer, Nathan Hochman, a partner at Bingham McCutchen in Los Angeles, did not respond to a request for comment.
London, whose 29-year career at KPMG ended in his firing and arrest last month, had served as the head of the accounting firm's audit practice in Los Angeles.
"These two men were close friends who shared dinners, concerts, sporting events and secret information that brought profits to each of them," André Birotte Jr., the U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, said.
"London provided, and Shaw was all too happy to use, proprietary information that should have remained confidential."
According to information filed by the U.S. Attorney's Office, London gave Shaw insider tips and trading advice about five public companies over a two-year period. In return, Shaw gave London thousands of dollars in cash, a Rolex watch and tickets to a Bruce Springsteen concert, among other things.
When federal investigators caught up with Shaw, who had traded on some of the tips, he agreed to cooperate with them.
Shaw recorded phone conversations in which he and London discussed trading on non-public information from the companies whose audits London oversaw. As agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation watched, Shaw met with London in a parking lot to hand him an envelope full of cash as payment for the tips.
Harland Braun, London's lawyer, did not respond to a request for comment.
In exchange for cooperating with the investigation and pleading guilty, Shaw might get a lighter punishment. Under his plea agreement, the government said that as long as prosecutors are satisfied with Shaw's cooperation, they will recommend a two-level reduction in the offense level that dictates sentencing guidelines.
A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office said the maximum sentence for a conspiracy count was five years. He declined to speculate on how much of a sentence reduction Shaw could get.
In addition to Skechers and Herbalife, London is accused of leaking information about Deckers Outdoor Corp. as well as plans for mergers between Pacific Capital Bancorp and Union Bank and RSC Holdings and United Rentals.
When the leaks became public, KPMG resigned as the auditor for Skechers and Herbalife.
A spokesman for KPMG declined to comment.
London's formal arraignment is set for May 17. Braun has said London will plead guilty.
The case is United States v. Bryan Shaw, U.S. District Court, Central District of California.


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On Saturday 11 January 2014 the first Animal Lecture in English will be held at the Main building of the Free University in Amsterdam. The subject of this lecture is "Consciousness and emotions in animals." During this lecture dr. Rivas will address the question whether other animals have the ability to experience things like pain and pleasure. Are animals robots without subjective experiences or do animals experience sensations and other things in a phenomenally conscious way? The French philosopher René Descartes claimed that nonhuman animals could not be conscious. Behaviorism in psychology also led to a taboo on the subject of consciousness in general. Even today there are still scholars who do not ascribe consciousness or sentience to animals, often based on the absence of 'higher' cognitive abilities and language. In contrast are positions that argue for the presence of consciousness in animals by argueing from analogy, using systematic analyses of the nervous systems and behaviours of animals. Rivas will present the work of Jaak Panksepp on affective neuroscience, which shows that at least all mammals, and birds too, share a number of brain centers for the same emotional systems. We will also discuss the various emotions of animals. Which particular emotions do they have? Pleasure, pain, jealousy, guilt, gratitude? Which animals seem to mourn deceased conspecifics? And what similarities exist between humans and other animals with regard to altered states of consciousness, such as dreaming and being under the influence of psychoactive medication and drugs?
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Okay, the trolls are rolling in after yesterday's post got me over 500 800 hits (normally I might hit 15-20!), so I'm going to do a very brief primer on FA and then leave it at that. This is not principally a FA blog, although it is an issue I care about a great deal. But the blogosphere is full of focused FA blogs where people have already addressed and continue to address every one of these arguments every day. So I'm not usually going to focus here on knocking down every single one of your fat–hating bingo points. (As the bingo cards should demonstrate, though, we have heard most of it before.) But still, I'll give a little background and a few links.
The idea that being fat might possibly be acceptable is clearly just shocking to people who have had nothing but the opposite message bombarding them for their entire lives. Fair enough – it can be very, very hard to step outside that box and consider another viewpoint. But there is a growing group of people of all sizes who are saying exactly that: it is and should be acceptable to have a body of any shape or size without inviting intrusion, condemnation, vilification, disrespect, abuse, or a lack of dignity. The "scientific" data (I say as a scientist, though not a medical biologist) that are presented in mainstream news articles and magazines and diet books are generally distorted in one way or another, in part because one goal of those media is to sell a product (I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but it can't be denied that the weight loss industry is a huge part of our economy). Other reasons have to do with the fact that we like to police each other, we like a good scapegoat, and we have a tendency to vilify anything we associate (wrongly or rightly) with unabashedly living and enjoying life without self-deprivation and Puritan asceticism.
I encourage you to read Kate Harding's sum-up of some major FA points. There have been some newer studies since it was written, but it's a good start. There are also a large number of linked studies in this open thread, including links to some other 101-type posts. So before you start wailing about the OBESITY CRISIS BOOGA BOOGA, please just read those. I have no interest in arguing about basics with the entire internet, when you could read up yourself and then we can have a more informed and respectful discussion about all sides of this issue.
If my suggestion that long-term weight loss isn't possible OR necessary is really deeply upsetting to you, because you or someone you care about wants to lose weight or has lost weight recently, please please read the Fantasy of Being Thin. It is a brilliant post that might turn your brain inside out a little.
A few major points worth repeating here:
- Diets don't work, including diet-and-exercise, "lifestyle changes" with the goal of weight loss, any of it.
- Correlation does not mean causation. Causation might be worth exploring, but it's not automatic. Or dictated by gut feelings ("But I just KNOW fat people eat more! It has to be true!!").
- Attractiveness is not a requirement of living. Certainly no one owes it to you to look better.
- People find different things attractive, anyway.
- You are going to die. Someday. We all are.
- Evo psych is crap. So are "caveman" arguments.
- You can't tell anything about a person's habits or health just by looking at them. No, really.
- If you aren't a specialist in biomechanics, please don't try to make arguments about thermodynamics or how human joints work. It's actually not simple physics. Your body is not a bunsen burner, as they say (who first said that, anyway?). And your skeleton is a complex thing.
- It's generally a good rule to stay out of other people's business, even if you disapprove of whatever they're doing. Unless they're beating another person in front of you, or asking for help, it's not your problem.
Please read and consider the comment policy before posting. Disagreement and dialog are just fine. Trolling is not.
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The Constantine basketball team posted a 17-1 record during the 2012-13 season. The city of Constantine, Algeria is located in northeast part of the African country, 50 miles from the Mediterranean Sea. The city has a population of 448,374, making it the third largest city in the country after Algiers and Oran.
Washington was the second-leading scorer for the Griffs in 2012-13, a season that saw the program post a 20-14 overall mark and an 11-7 record in MAAC play. The 20-win season for Canisius was the program's first since 2000-01, and the Griffs saw their year come to an end in the quarterfinal round of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, the Blue and Gold's first postseason appearance since 1996.


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The 51-year-old star enjoyed a meal – and apparently some lively conversation – with friends at the Grill Royal restaurant in Berlin over the weekend. However, worried his party was perhaps too lively, the affable actor generously picked up the bill for a table of strangers who happened to be seated nearby.
Local German newspaper Bild broke the news of Clooney's generosity (later confirmed by the actor's rep), reporting that the Oscar-winning actor and part-time tequila maker dropped about $135 on the dinner tab. Something the story also noted? Clooney and friends actually weren't disruptive in the first place.
"They had behaved in a very cultivated manner," one of the men who benefited from Clooney's kind gesture told the newspaper. And when he was told a stranger picked up their bill? "I was stunned," he replied.
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Clooney, who is known for his generosity (and apparently has excellent manners), is in Germany filming "The Monuments Men," which is about a group of art experts trying to save priceless artworks from destruction by the Nazis. Clooney is starring in and directing the film, which also features Daniel Craig and Cate Blanchett.
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There aren't many options left for once-promising starlet Lindsay Lohan. No respectable filmmaker will hire her. No insurance agency will insure her. It's likely that Lohan will never work on a major Hollywood production again. All that's left for her is low budget indie half-porn and, of course, a reality show, that clever vehicle designed for people who find actual ACTING just a wee bit too challenging. We all knew a Lohan reality show was coming at some point. Now Dina Lohan, Lindsay's mom and erstwhile Svengali, tells the New York Post that reality show is coming soon.
"We have already started filming. The cameras follow us in our daily lives and as we promote our businesses.
I want to prove that we are a good, hardworking family and we don't have the crazy lives that some people claim we do. The show will feature my kids, and Lindsay will also appear in some episodes, although she's very busy filming and promoting her fashion lines. We're discussing a deal with a major network."
Nothing Dina Lohan says is remotely credible, apart from the "we already started filming" thing. This family would have camera lenses injected directly into their bloodstream if such a technology were available (fingers crossed!). The question here is obvious. Dina says the cameras follow her and her family around as they promote their businesses. Well, who on Earth wants to watch THAT? Sorry, lady. I'm not gonna watch your show if it's just a stupid ad for you.
If I'm gonna watch a Lohan reality show, it better have Lindsay on every episode and she better be acting crazy. If the Lohans really were a good, hardworking family that isn't nuts (they aren't), that would make for horrendous television. Doubly so for the Lohan family, given that you would know instantly the show was a blatant fraud.
I don't buy that a major network is dealing for this thing without getting in writing that they can film Lindsay a lot, and that they can film anything they darn well please. Dina Lohan is clearly looking for some kind of image makeover vehicle here. No network will be dumb enough to assist her.
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