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Re:It's not every day you get to... (150 comments)
And hey, the US drones don't have a problem with stairs. They just level the building.
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Re:It's not every day you get to... (150 comments)
And hey, the US drones don't have a problem with stairs. They just level the building.
Re:Fewer candidates to draw from... (578 comments)
Huh, I missed a meeting. What's the new tech?
Re: Porn ... (75 comments)
I'm imagining this conversation as the same guy talking to himself, since both are AC...
Re:Simulated Universe (75 comments)
So what does that make Saint's Row IV?
Re:There is no "almost impossible" (236 comments)
I literally don't know the password to my phone. I know of it, and how to type it in, but even at gunpoint / threat of contempt, I couldn't tell you what it is.
Re:Mozilla's losing coolness (112 comments)
Come on, I still use Netscape.
Re:car sellers are bad even at selling (393 comments)
One of my buddies is buying a Leaf.
The problem is this: once you test drive an electric car, you're done with shitty ICE forever. Nothing has better torque, better acceleration... and that's what the gold ol' 'murkin cahs are sold as, muscle.
Put them up against something electric, and these so-called "Muscle cars" are just saggy old curlbros trying to get big arms to draw attention away from their massive beer bellies.
Re:Excuse me, but ... (107 comments)
Excuse me, but are you commenting on the Facebook auto-play problem? That was three stories back.
Give him a break, he's using IE and this is as fast as he can post.
Re:Weather is NOT climate (567 comments)
Meh, I live in Canada, future home of 250,000 km of tropical coastline.
What's your retirement plan? I've invested all my RRSPs (like a 401k) into scuba gear and sunblock.
Dive Nanasvik!
Re:So they'll just add (249 comments)
Thank you, I wasn't sure what they meant by the imminent threat.
We had the same ruling up here in Canada, although you do have to lock your phone with a password. It requires a specific type of warrant, not a general warrant.
Re:Rookie mistake (47 comments)
No fucking kidding. I wouldn't trust the client when I did FUCKING HOBBY GAME PROGRAMMING in my spare weekend time.
And that was to check that someone's magic sword wasn't bothering other players.
Fuckin' hacks.
Re:Bletchley, not Bletchly! (51 comments)
That's why your whisky is crap.
Re:Internet (248 comments)
I agree. A more sensible solution would be to mandate that the infringing website be changed to say "the GW1000 product relies on technology stolen from Equustek . To buy the original product, visit Equustek " Make them put up a link to the original product.
Order that the defendants pay for the hosting for 100 years or whatever.
Finally, bar the defendants from working together and/or working on similar technology.
I'm not sure what the judge's problem is though. What you carry out in your brain is yours to keep in Canada.
Re:Despecialized Editions (210 comments)
In the book, it's not just that Han shoots first.
(Yes, there's a book.)
It's that every single person in the bar except Greedo knew that it was a Bad Idea to let Han get his hands under the table. They even started moving out of the blast zone, smirking.
Han's a tough motherfucker, and Greedo was fucked the moment he signed on for credits. He's a survivor, and the only reason Luke and Obi-Wan lived is because Han is one of the only pilots to enter hyperspace with his shields on. (Costing excess fuel and a minor environmental problem.)
Look at the ambush with Vader at Bespin -- Han doesn't shoot a look at Leia, no one-liners, neither a "you asshole!" to Lando nor a "it's a trap!", he just pulls out his blaster and starts blasting. Every shot is dead center, and it costs Vader something like FOUR force points to survive the attack.
Re:Medical doctor (737 comments)
I'm an EE. If the grid goes down and I've got carte blanche, I could get some semblance of electricity up and running in under a week. (Which would enable you to plug in your standard appliances.) I could get solar USB chargers working in the same time frame.
First you get the electricity, then you get the... power... uh... then you get the wom... can I start over?
I know how to make beer.
Re:Let it die (510 comments)
Deafness used to run in my family.
My cousin is stone deaf. There's a genetic thing on the women's side where sometimes the flap covering the semicircular window in the ear just doesn't fall off. This causes the hairs in the cochlea to atrophy and die, and cause permanent uncurable deafness.
Modern testing and surgery has made this a thing of the past. A quick test as a newborn checks for this via echo and a minor outpatient surgery is all it takes.
Fuck deafness. Sneak up behind it with a marching band and stab it in the neck.
Re:Hmm.. (40 comments)
Indeed. PLCs.NET has been great for my work in PLCs.
Re:Transparent OLED (135 comments)
Let me know when someone starts making OLEDs.
They've all but stopped production. My guess is that there are far too many LCD panels sitting in warehouses to change the tech to OLED.
Re:rushed target selection? (42 comments)
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Are you going to steal my no money? Go right ahead.
It's like... if someone breaks into my house looking for money and valuables, I'll hand out flashlights, turn on the lights, and we'll all look together.
My CC is maxed, my LOC is full, my mortgage is full, and my savings are nil. Nothing like getting laid off just after finishing up a divorce.
Re:"... as a means to reduce theft." (158 comments)
I can report the IMEI number to my provider if I really want to brick it. I have a hunch that a portion of these "mysterious black man stole mah phones!" are people that dropped them and just want to get a new one on their insurance.
I believe that they get stolen, sure, but at least 10% are mishaps.


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has commissioned an industry study on the agency's estimate of U.S. stockpiles of corn to address widespread concerns about the accuracy of the bellwether quarterly report, USDA chief economist Joseph Glauber said on Thursday.
"The presumption from a lot of people is the survey is wrong," Glauber told Reuters on the sidelines of a grain industry meeting in Chicago. "I have a project ongoing right now looking at that issue. I contracted out some work."
The study focuses on why trade expectations have diverged so much from USDA's reported data, Glauber said. But he would not give details about the USDA-commissioned industry survey or when results would be available.
Glauber acknowledged that grain industry complaints of an inaccurate count for the largest U.S. crop had persisted for the last couple of years. But he expressed confidence that USDA was doing its best to track stockpiles in a rapidly changing corn marketplace, where ever more grain is being held "off-farm" and less subject to the department's farmer surveys.
Disconnects between trade expectations and USDA stock estimates have occurred off and on historically but the frequency has increased in recent years, analysts say. Since March 2010, 12 of the past 14 quarterly corn stocks figures have been well out of sync with private estimates, generating huge price swings in Chicago Board of Trade corn futures markets.
"When NASS does its survey they essentially do a census of all the commercial operations," Glauber said, referring to the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service which does the count.
"So you would think with more grain being held off-farm, those numbers should be even better. Whereas on the farm they do it by survey, so there are some inherent sampling errors. But there's been a lot of theories why those expectations vary," Glauber said. "I don't know that there will be an answer."
"What I've been looking at is trade expectations relative to the reports," said Glauber, adding there have been "surprises" between expectations and the actual numbers.
"There's no question that a lot has changed in the corn market over the last 5-6 years. Ethanol is now a major factor. Trying to estimate feed use is difficult. We know corn for feed has declined, while distiller's dried grain have come in. That's one issue," he said.
Ethanol, which now consumes up to 40 percent of the U.S. corn crop, produces a byproduct called distiller's dried grain (DDG) which in itself has become a massive new source of livestock feed for home and export markets.
"With the corn stocks, increasingly a larger portion is being held off farm - some for ethanol production," Glauber said. "These are trends. To explain the discrepancies, I haven't found a smoking gun yet."
Glauber said USDA is looking at every "theory" it could about why traders were questioning USDA's corn stocks.
"For example, we are seeing a lot more corn being grown in areas where it wasn't grown before. Years like last year, there's more corn coming on early - more corn planted in the South," Glauber said. "As a consequence, there are thoughts that some of the new crop could be fed in the fourth quarter, which would explain the discrepancies. However, that should balance out when you get to first quarter stocks for the next year. We have seen a little of that." (Additional reporting by Tom Polansek; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has commissioned an industry study on the agency's estimate of U.S. stockpiles of corn to address widespread concerns about the accuracy of the bellwether quarterly report, USDA chief economist Joseph Glauber said on Thursday.
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Glauber says that the corn stocks numbers come directly from polling all the commercial users. Maybe the users aren't telling the truth. Ever think of that? After all if they are interested in buying corn what better way to reduce the price but say that you have more than you really do? After all there is no penalty for them, who's going to know? It reminds you of the situation where Kraft manipulated the milk price by manipulating the price of cheese.
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
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- "These Drones Attack Us and the Whole World is Silent": New Film Exposes Secret U.S. War
- "Too Scared to Go Outside": Family of Pakistani Grandmother Killed in U.S. Drone Strike Speaks Out
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
- Headlines for October 30, 2013
- Renewed Showdown over Texas Anti-Choice Law Highlights State-by-State Battle for Abortion Access
- Shackles and Ivy: The Secret History of How Slavery Helped Build America's Elite Colleges
- Filmmaker Uncovers Her Family's Shocking Slave-Trading History, Urges Americans to Explore Own Roots
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
- Headlines for October 29, 2013
- Former Irish President, Climate Justice Advocate Mary Robinson Urges Divestment of Fossil Fuel Firms
- 1 Year Later, Superstorm Sandy Strengthens Resolve for Community Solutions in Recovery, Rebuilding
- Stranded By Sandy: A Year After Hurricane, 22,000 Households Remain Displaced in New York Region
Monday, October 28, 2013
- Headlines for October 28, 2013
- "Stop Watching Us": As Diplomatic Fallout Grows, Thousands Protest NSA Surveillance in D.C.
- Glenn Greenwald: U.S. Spying on Allies Shows "Institutional Obsession" with Surveillance
- Glenn Greenwald: Media Venture Will Empower Adversarial Journalism to Hold the Powerful Accountable
- While Defenders Cry Foul, JPMorgan Chase's $13 Billion Banking Settlement a "Screaming Bargain"
Friday, October 25, 2013
- Headlines for October 25, 2013
- As U.S. Faces New Scrutiny on Drones, U.N. Report Finds Hundreds of Civilian Deaths in Pakistan
- U.N. Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Calls for Release of Info on Bush-Era Kidnappings, Torture
- A Drone Warrior's Torment: Ex-Air Force Pilot Brandon Bryant on His Trauma from Remote Killing
- Diagnosing the Online Health Exchange Debacle: "Proprietary" Software Needs a Dose of Open Source
Thursday, October 24, 2013
- Headlines for October 24, 2013
- Exclusive: René González, Lone Cuban 5 Member Freed from U.S. Prison, Speaks Out from Havana
- Ex-Cuban Foreign Minister on Threats by Militant Exiles & Why Obama Should "Free the 5"
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
- Headlines for October 23, 2013
- "How Do You Justify Killing a Grandmother?" Amnesty Says U.S. Drone Strikes May Be War Crimes
- "Prisoners of Profit": Despite Widespread Abuse, Private Juvenile Jail Firm Expands Empire
- "Cash for Kids": Firms Behind Juvenile Prison Bribes Reach $2.5 Million Settlement in Civil Suit
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
- Headlines for October 22, 2013
- Deadly 911 Calls: NYPD Kills African Immigrant Student Inside Home After Mother Calls for Ambulance
- Deadly 911 Calls Pt. 2: Police Kill Bipolar Puerto Rican Artist After Concerned Wife Calls for Help
- Memphis Model: Police Pioneer Use of Crisis Intervention Teams to Deal with Mentally Sick
Monday, October 21, 2013
- Headlines for October 21, 2013
- "Still Dreaming": Immigrant Rights Champion Rep. Luis Gutiérrez on Life of Activism & Politics
Friday, October 18, 2013
- Headlines for October 18, 2013
- Vast Corruption in Information Technology Contracts in Spotlight as CityTime Trial Begins in NYC
- U.S. Weapons and Arms Parts Continued to Flow to Egypt After June Coup & Deadly Crackdown
- Journalists Find 12-Year-Old Girls Making Old Navy Jeans for Gap in Bangladeshi Factory
- The Military-Industrial Pundits: Conflicts of Interest Exposed for TV Guests Who Urged Syrian War
- Super-Sizing Welfare Costs: Low Wages at McDonald's, Burger King Cost Taxpayers Billions
Thursday, October 17, 2013
- Headlines for October 17, 2013
- Rep. John Conyers Pushes for a "Full Employment" Bill as Congress Votes to End Shutdown
- FBI Urged to Reopen Probe into 1985 Assassination of Arab-American Leader Alex Odeh in California
- Arab-American Attorney Abdeen Jabara: I Was Spied on by the National Security Agency 40 Years Ago
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
- Headlines for October 16, 2013
- "Totally Self-Inflicted Damage": U.S. on Verge of Default as Pain from 16-Day Shutdown Spreads
- U.S. Eases Rules on Exporting Military Technology to Secure Role as World's Leading Arms Dealer
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
- Headlines for October 15, 2013
- Another U.S. Whistleblower Behind Bars? Investor Jailed After Exposing Corrupt Azerbaijani Oil Deal
Monday, October 14, 2013
- Headlines for October 14, 2013
- Edward Snowden Speaks Out Against NSA "Dragnet Mass Surveillance"
- "Edward Snowden is a Patriot": Ex-NSA CIA, FBI and Justice Whistleblowers Meet Leaker in Moscow
Friday, October 11, 2013
- Headlines for October 11, 2013
- Chemical Weapons Watchdog Wins Nobel Peace Prize as U.S. Opposes Calls for WMD-Free Middle East
- Worse Than Nixon? Committee to Protect Journalists Warns About Obama Crackdown on Press Freedom
- "500 People Will Control American Democracy" If Supreme Court Overturns Campaign Finance Law
Thursday, October 10, 2013
- Headlines for October 10, 2013
- 3 Months After Morsi Coup & Hundreds of Deaths, U.S. Scales Back Military Aid to Egypt
- Report Finds Police Worldwide Criminalize Dissent, Assert New Powers in Crackdown on Protests
- "Edward Snowden Has Done This Country a Service": ACLU Praises Leaker for Kick-Starting NSA Debate
- Rep. Raúl Grijalva on Gov't Shutdown & Why the Impasse Won't Slow the Fight for Immigration Reform
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
- Headlines for October 09, 2013
- Taking on Capitalism, U.S. Torture & Dictatorships, Costa-Gavras on Decades of Political Filmmaking
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
- Headlines for October 08, 2013
- From Caspian Sea to Arctic to Middle East, How Oil Pipelines Threaten Democracy & Planet's Survival
Monday, October 07, 2013
- Headlines for October 07, 2013
- Computer Glitches Plague Obamacare Launch as New York Accidentally Says Site Won't Be Up Until 3013
- Is Obamacare Enough? Without Single-Payer, Patchwork U.S. Healthcare Leaves Millions Uninsured
- Lavabit: How One Company Refused to Give FBI "Unrestricted" Access to Emails of 400,000 Customers
Friday, October 04, 2013
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- "A Corporate Trojan Horse": Obama Pushes Secretive TPP Trade Pact, Would Rewrite Swath of U.S. Laws
- As Congress Stalls on Immigration Deal, Obama Poised to Deport Two Millionth Immigrant
- "Undocumented and Unafraid": 30 Immigrants Detained Crossing Into U.S. at Border Protest
- Max Blumenthal on "Goliath: Life and Loathing in Greater Israel"
Thursday, October 03, 2013
- Headlines for October 03, 2013
- "Dramatic, Painful" Government Shutdown Disproportionately Impacts Working Poor, People of Color
- Has GOP Already Defeated Obamacare? State Opt-Outs Leave Millions of Poor Without Health Insurance
- "Imperialism & Fundamentalism Have Joined Hands": Malalai Joya on 12 Years of U.S.-Led Afghan War
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
- Headlines for October 02, 2013
- After 4 Decades in Solitary, Dying Angola 3 Prisoner Herman Wallace Freed, Conviction Overturned
- Canadian Filmmaker and Doctor Imprisoned in Egypt Without Charges, Abused After Witnessing Massacre
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
- Headlines for October 01, 2013
- Tea Party Forces Government Shutdown with Obamacare Revolt; How Will It Impact Ordinary Americans?
- "The Lawbreaking is Ongoing": Louisiana Levee Board Sues BP, Exxon, Shell, Chevron for Coast Damage
- Holding BP Accountable: Environmental Justice Struggle Continues in Gulf Region After 2010 Spill
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Russia, Ukraine Reach Gas Deal; Separatists to Hold Elections
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Probe Finds U.S. Agents Let Smuggler Bring Grenades into Mexico
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The other big change has been a major drop in physical activity. Last year, he walked six tenths of a mile to school and back every day. This year, he rides the bus. It's taken a measurable toll on physical activity. How measurable? About a 50% drop, as measured by the fitbit he's been wearing for the last year and a half. In elementary school, he could dependably rack up 12,000-15,000 steps daily, sometimes exceeding 20,000. So far in middle school, he hovers in the 6-7,000 vicinity, rarely topping 10,000. Part of that is the missing walk to school, and another part is the lack of physical activity programmed into the school day: a drop from two to zero recesses, and a drop in the frequency of P.E. classes.
I've seen a number of studies surfacing lately that have connected exercise with mood and cognitive abilities. A longitudinal study in Britain found that car commuters who switched to biking, walking, or public transportation tended to improve their moods. Findings were further reinforced by effects of lengthening commutes: an additional 10 minutes of car commuting led to higher levels of anxiety, whereas an additional 10 minutes of commuting by bike, walking, or public transportation led to lower anxiety.
A US study on schoolchildren found that daily after-school exercise (about 4,000 steps in two hours) substantially improved children's attention and cognitive skills during school, actually doubling some measures over the control group.
So it's pretty clear he needs to get his activity back up, and barring a sudden revolution in Newton's top-tier-college focus on academics, that ain't gonna happen during school hours.
So what about walking? The walk to middle school is twice the distance (1.2 miles) of his elementary school. Though I walked that far in middle school, I started in 7th grade, not 6th. And backpacks just weren't so overloaded in those days. Also, I don't relish sending him across the Parker St. bridge over Route 9, new signals notwithstanding. I don't feel comfortable entrusting his safety to Parker Street's impatient, distracted, speed-addicted commuters. The only crossing that was close to that perilous in my own middle-school walk (a four-lane arterial) had a police crossing guard, because it was right in front of the school.
What about biking? It's hazardous: the most direct route involves Parker St. A Brown student on a bike was injured last week on Parker (Bike Newton–and others–are attempting to find out more about the incident). But I'm looking into alternate routes: one possibility is to cross 9 at the signal at Woodcliff Road and take back streets, cutting out most of Parker. So here I am, a big proponent of biking, a bike commuter, and a bike blogger, and even I hesitate to send my child to middle school on a bike. What is wrong with this supposedly sleepy, safe little city? Or, alternatively, what's wrong with me? (Maybe I know too much?)
This is where the rubber hits the road, isn't it? This is where I experience the hesitation that most people have had about making a transition from driving to biking: is it safe? And this is when I have to be stern and remind myself: is it safer to lack exercise and activity? Safer to let the mind go soft in a stew of inattention and anxiety? I know my own mood and mental acuity have improved since I started bike commuting a few years ago. Should I really be denying those benefits to my child?
OK. I'll have to try a test run. Maybe I can bike it with him a few days to see how it goes and see where the trouble spots are. Of course, we'll soon be cut short by dark mornings and inclement weather. But maybe by then we'll have braved the route on foot, and he can experience the joys–as I did–of a 1.2 mile walk to middle school in all kinds of weather.


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Ten years ago this week, Massachusetts became the first state in the nation to begin granting marriage licenses to same-sex couples. It was a historic moment for the Commonwealth and a groundbreaking achievement in the advancement of equal rights for gay, lesbian and bisexual people everywhere. Since then, thousands of same-sex marriages have been performed in communities across Massachusetts (and we have the statistics to prove it!).
Meanwhile, the march towards full equality for the LGBTQ community continues – and that includes equal access to high-quality health care. At DPH we are renewing our commitment to reduce health disparities and improve health outcomes for all LGBTQ residents of Massachusetts. I'd like to take a moment to describe those efforts today.
Historically the Department has offered a number of prevention and treatment programs which have been tailored to meet the needs of LGBTQ people in a way that treats them compassionately and respectfully. Some of these programs include suicide prevention, substance abuse prevention and treatment, HIV/AIDS care and services, and infectious disease prevention and treatment.
But that was only one piece of the puzzle in improving how health care is delivered to LGBTQ people. In 2013, the DPH Office of Health Equity expanded its Making Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services Happen guide to include advice for health care providers on the appropriate and respectful delivery of services to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning community.
Our efforts to reduce health disparities among LGBTQ people are also about looking for ways to ensure that we have the most accurate, complete, and robust data on the health and wellness of this population, and the attitudes that LGBTQ patients have about the care they're receiving.
While DPH has long gathered data on sexual orientation through various surveillance programs, that data has been collected in different ways and through different formats. While each of these data sets is valuable in its own right, that lack of standardization has made comparisons across data sets difficult.
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In all, the Department is dedicated to a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach to ensuring equal access to high-quality health care for LGBTQ people in Massachusetts. This will require constant collaboration between all DPH programs which provide services or treatment to the LGBTQ community. To facilitate these partnerships, I'm pleased to announce the creation of a Department-wide Liaison for LGBTQ Health under the Office of Health Equity. This Liaison will play a central coordinating role for the Department's extensive data collection and targeted health promotion work directed to the LGBTQ community of the Commonwealth. I am delighted that Barry Callis, Director of Behavioral Health and Infectious Disease Prevention in the Office of HIV/AIDS of the Bureau of Infectious Disease, has agreed to serve as this new Liaison.
Barry has served the Department for over twenty years, overseeing BID's HIV prevention and screening programs. He has played a critical role in the advancement of science-based prevention programming for all populations, as well as targeted innovations directed toward communities of color, immigrants and refugees, persons living with addiction, survivors of trauma, incarcerated individuals, men who have sex with men, and adolescents at risk. He is an openly gay man who is well known and deeply trusted by members of the LGBTQ community for his steady advocacy on behalf of health equity.
Barry holds a Masters in Social Work from Boston College School of Social Work, and has served as a national leader regarding HIV prevention, injection drug user health, and public health responses directed toward gay and bisexual men facing multiple infectious disease challenges. Barry will continue his role in the Office of HIV/AIDS and coordinate his new responsibilities with Georgia Simpson May, Director of the Office of Health Equity. Barry will be the point person for all Bureaus aiming to expand their awareness of the health issues facing the LGBTQ community and will help coordinate the Department's collection and analysis of surveillance and programmatic data about these issues. Please join me in thanking Barry for assuming these new duties and congratulate him on heading up this important initiative.
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A bomb planted near a market in northwestern Pakistan killed 10 people and wounded 23 others Friday, the latest in an uptick in attacks in recent months, government officials said.
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- Pro-Gaddafi Forces Accused of Using Rape as War Strategy
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- Yemen: Ammunition Factory Explodes in Deadly Blast
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- London: Hundreds of Thousands Protest Austerity Cuts
- Solidarity Protest in Los Angeles Draws Thousands
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- New York Slashes Budget for Education and Healthcare, Cuts Taxes on Rich
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- 1 Million Flee Ivory Coast as Country Verges on Civil War
- TV Stations Fined for Airing Corporate-Sponsored Fake News
- Former Congresswoman Geraldine Ferraro Dies at 75
Obama Administration Relents and Grants Visa to Leading Afghan Antiwar Campaigner Malalai Joya for U.S. Trip
Former Afghan member of parliament, Malalai Joya, joins us for her first broadcast interview since arriving in the United States on Friday after officials initially denied her application for a travel visa. Her visa was approved Thursday following a protest campaign that included letters from the American Civil Liberties Union and nine members of Congress. Asked why the United States at first refused her visit, Joya says, "I'm talking about the blind bombardment of the U.S.A.-NATO forces, these occupiers, about the occupation of my country... These are, I think, the reasons that the U.S. and NATO, they're afraid of me." [includes rush transcript]
"Stop These Massacres": Ex-Afghan Parliamentarian Malalai Joya Calls for End to U.S. Occupation of Afghanistan
U.S.-led NATO forces in Afghanistan fear increasing opposition after photographs of U.S. troops posing over dead Afghan civilians were published last week by German news magazine Der Spiegel and broadcast by Democracy Now! Rolling Stone magazine has just published 18 additional images. The photographs are graphic and have been compared to images that emerged from the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. The soldiers in the photographs are on trial for forming a secret "kill team" in Afghanistan that murdered unarmed Afghan civilians at random and collected body parts. NATO air strikes have also recently led to more than 15 civilian deaths in the past month. We get reaction from former Afghan member of parliament, Malalai Joya. [includes rush transcript]
"This is Economic Treason": 500,000 March in London Protesting Public Spending Cuts and Corporate Tax Dodgers
As many as 500,000 protesters marched in London on Saturday to protest Britain's deepest cuts to public spending since World War II. The protests come after U.K. officials estimated corporate taxes would be reduced even as it tackles a $235 billion deficit and plans to cut more than 300,000 public sector jobs. Meanwhile, in the United States protesters gathered in 40 cities on Saturday to oppose tax cuts for the wealthy amid budget cuts to public services. We broadcast a video report from the streets of London and speak to British journalist Johann Hari and Allison Kilkenny of Citizen Radio in New York. [includes rush transcript]
Will Syria Lift Decades-Old Emergency Law? Street Protests & Deadly Crackdown Force Assad Regime to Consider Political Changes
Scores of protesters have been killed in Syria during 10 days of protests against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad. In an attempt to appease protesters, Assad's administration has reportedly vowed to lift the emergency law, which for nearly 50 years has allowed the government to detain people without charge. "For more than 40 years, people have been politically suppressed," says Bassam Haddad, the director of the Middle East Studies Program at George Mason University. "That suppression was coupled more recently in the past 20-some years with neoliberal-like economic policies that have created huge gaps between different segments of Syrian society." [includes rush transcript]
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Awesome free app: Picto4me for Google Drive allows you to create, edit, play and share communication boards straight on the Google Drive.
FREE AAC Boards for Adults-from Amy Speech and Language Therapy, Inc. Pinned by SOS Inc. Resources. Follow all our boards at http://pinterest.com/sostherapy for therapy resources. Aac Technolog, Slp, Communic Aac, Speech Therapy Adult, Languag Therapi, Communication Board, Aac Board, Aac For Adults, Aac Adults
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With a 2013 that saw the Atlanta Braves end their season in the NL Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the team decided to save money on free agency for the most part and pay their young core. The biggest of those signings was Freddie Freeman at eight years for $135 million.
With his new contract under his belt, Freeman can now sit back, relax and play the baseball the people of Atlanta know he can play. Considering his play in 2013 and his MVP caliber performance toward the end of the season, it's easy to see that Freeman is a premiere player in the league. Not only a premiere player, Freeman will win the NL MVP in 2014 as the team advances into the playoffs.
In 2013, Freeman clearly had his best season of his short career. He hit .319 and tied his career-high with 23 home runs. He also set a career-high with an on-base percentage of .396, a slugging percentage of .501 and the most runs batted in he's ever had with 109. However, there is nothing that says that Freeman was done with his production.
He's projected to hit just .293 this coming season with the same number of home runs and 29 less runs batted in. They do have him slated to have a slugging percentage just as high as last season, yet his on-base percentage to be down 21 points. Some numbers will be accurate, but some will be nowhere close.
There is no chance that Freeman doesn't hit at least .305 in 2014. The 23 home runs that they gave him will probably be close to his final number, but he has the ability to hit 27-30 in a season. He will get well over 100 runs batted in this season if Jason Heyward can stay healthy in the leadoff spot. He will easily be the anchor of the lineup and will lead this team with his bat and glove to the playoffs and a division series win in 2014.
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To bring hope to opressed women, Malala should be awarded Nobel Peace Prize. By risking her life for the love of education, 15-year-old Malala Yousafzai has shown courage of conviction and she deserves the prize for her efforts.
The Taliban, who are opposed to any education for women, tried to assassinate her. Luckily, she survived. But the battle for women's right to education is not over. To succeed, Malala will need the support of the world.
By awarding the Nobel, the world will provide her with a tool to fight the cause of education and justice. Since Malala is still a minor, and a bit young to handle such a huge prize, the Nobel committee should use the prize money to create an endowment to support the spread of women's education in Pakistan.
In fact, other countries should be invited to contribute to the fund for building girls' schools and colleges and grant scholarships to girls inside Pakistan.
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