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Some fans critisize the length of the songs, but I think that metal is not meant to be a fast food music. For me Different World (4 minutes, the only short song on the album) is the weakest. It's an OK opener, but it's poppy refrain doesn't fit with the dark and heavy mood of the rest of the album. All the rest of the tracks deserve 10 stars, but probably Brighter than a Thousand Suns, The Longest Day , For the Greater Good of God, These Colours Don't Run, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg and the Legacy stand slightly higher above the rest with their intensity. This album ranks among the best albums of the group (for me they are at least six, I count the bad ones which are three) and it will become a classic in the history of Iron Maiden and heavy metal. And after six great reunion years, Maiden are rejuvenated and definitely back to stay.
Anybody who thought Dance of Death sounded tired had better get ready to be blown away by a revitalized band. Maybe doing that "Early Years" tour got Maiden hungry to write something new and epic. Who knows what happened? Either way, this is the best album of the reunion era, and a shining moment in the Maiden canon. While "Different World" starts the show in a fast and furious way, similar to "Wildest Dreams" from Dance of Death, this is no re-tread. This time, melody is at the forefront.
The triple guitars have never sounded better, the songwriting has never been stronger, and Bruce is still wailing the whole way through. I can't pick a favourite song, every one is excellent, but here are some highlights:
"Wildest Dreams", a killer fast opener.
"These Colours Don't Run", a war epic, the three guitars meshing into one ferocious whole.
"The Longest Day", another war epic, with mournful melodic chorus.
"Bejamin Breeg", riffiness emphasized.
"For The Greater Good of God", which is perhaps the most epic of all the epics, absolutely stunning, every second of it is dramatic.
The sound of this album is the perfect mix of heavy and raw with just enough polish.Read more ›
Certainly this album can easily fit into IM's golden era albums (1984 -1989) with 7th son and PowerSlave and somewhere in time.
For some of you, it might take a few listening before you can start liking the album, but if you are a true fan of Maiden's style, this album will certainly exceed all your expectations.
I will give it a 9.1 out of 10
Best tracks: The legacy, For the greater good of God, These colours don't Run, Out of the shadows.
PS: The legacy is probably one of their best tracks ever !!
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I purchased this Cd for two reasons, I grew-up listening to Iron Maiden and I Love Tanks-Armoured Fighting Vehicles..So the cd cover was a prompt also for me to purchase.. Read morePublished on May 27 2014 by William Sedor
this is an amazing CD every song awsome it shiped fast worth every cent i love this CD and if your a maiden fan you have to buy this it not the same as the 80's stuff but diferent... Read morePublished on June 9 2012 by samuelynch
wow..as a serious maiden fan, i really,REALLY wanted to love this and was thinking that it would be a fresh start for the band,but no. Read morePublished on Dec 31 2006 by David R. Robert
Yet another good album released by Bruce and the band. Thank heavens Bruce came back because I hadn't purchased an Irom Maiden Album in the 90's after Bruce left. Read morePublished on Nov. 9 2006 by FreeFall
I have spent last 33 years of my life as a hard rock/metal fan.
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This album was a treat for most if not all maiden fans. With tracks showing reflections from their work in the early ninties, and the brooding slow intros from the reunion era... Read morePublished on Sept. 18 2006 by Maiden21
This is easily the best and most focussed IM album since SSOASS. I'm happy to hear that they have returned to the more progressive concept album format. Read morePublished on Sept. 16 2006 by VanMusicMan
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A few months ago, I had to replace my favorite pair of shoes: black, suede Converse One Stars (the classic style with no white rubber toe cap, thank you). I had worn the shoes for years, but although most of the shoe held up fine, I had completely worn down the heel. Now, I'm not one to throw away a comfortable pair of shoes. This pair was on its ninth or tenth Shoe-Goo repair, but it finally became hopeless. They had to be replaced. It seemed like a simple task—after all, these shoes had been available all through my adult life, but wouldn't you know, the moment I need another pair, Converse discontinued the model and replaced it with a canvas version with the Chuck Taylor-esque white rubber toe. I had to find a new shoe.
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I really should be used to this feeling. It seems every few years some open-source project decides to throw away an entire codebase and start from scratch. Although GNOME and KDE have stirred the pot the most with this, I've also lived through the same thing with the Enlightenment Project, the SysV init to Upstart transition, the LILO bootloader being phased out for GRUB, and now GRUB being replaced by GRUB2. For those of you who thought the difference between GRUB2 and GRUB1 was "one", you are: good at subtraction, a bit of a smart aleck and in for a rude awakening. In this article, I'm going to help you break in your new GRUB2 bootloader, so hopefully some day, it will be as comfortable to you as the original GRUB.
The first question you might ask is why we need a new bootloader at all? What is wrong with GRUB? The answer, according to the GRUB2 developers, is that the original GRUB codebase was rather old and had become unmaintainable. The software continued to get new feature requests (such as supporting new hardware and platforms) that ultimately were beyond the scope of the original code, so the decision was made to scrap it and start from scratch. Because it was a complete rewrite, the developers decided to take the opportunity to make a clean break and redesign the layout and syntax of the configuration files. Along with these changes, GRUB2 has been able to add new features, such as a rescue mode, enhanced graphical menu and splash screen support, full support for UUIDs, and support for non-x86 platforms, such as PowerPC.
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/usr/sbin/grub: this is the core GRUB binary that you can use (if you learned all of the syntax) to install GRUB onto your system. The syntax is a bit tricky though, so ultimately, other programs appeared to help automate the process.
/usr/sbin/grub-install: this program acts as the front end to /usr/sbin/grub and makes it much simpler to install GRUB to your hard drive.
/usr/sbin/update-grub: this script helps automate configuration of the menu.lst file. Instead of having to add new kernels to menu.lst manually, you can run this script, and it will detect kernels available on your system and build the menu.lst for you. In addition, this script can read special configuration options in the comments of menu.lst and further automate the process of providing rescue modes, memtest86+ and other customizations of the file.
Another great feature of GRUB is the fact that even with all of this configuration, if you make a mistake, GRUB allows you to change essentially any configuration option from the boot prompt. At the GRUB menu, you can press the Esc key to change boot options on the fly.
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With Drew Pomeranz and Steven Wright, who was rocked on Tuesday, setting career highs for innings, Boston may have to consider upgrading its rotation.
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Pedro Martinez believes David Price just needs to make the right adjustments to start looking like the ace he has been in the past.
Clay Buchholz is a holdover from a bygone era of Red Sox pitchers, and Pedro Martinez thinks it has affected him. "I think he's missing [Jon] Lester, big-time. He's missing [John] Lackey. He's probably missing relating to someone who really understands him -- David Ross, Jason Varitek. I think he's mature enough to understand what to do, but some people just don't have the ability to understand what to do when the struggles come."
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Patriots top pick Cyrus Jones has made a strong first impression on Devin McCourty, who compared the rookie to former first-rounder Dont'a Hightower.
Verlander earned his first victory over the Red Sox in over five years on Monday. The right-hander had been winless in his previous six regular-season starts against Boston, which tied his second-longest personal winless streak against any opponent, the Elias Sports Bureau reports. Verlander hasn't won any of his last 10 starts vs. the Indians.
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A year ago BC right guard Chris Lindstrom was a 265-pound freshman who missed a block that resulted in a season ending injury for his QB. This year, Lindstrom is up to 305 and one of the reasons Steve Addazio thinks his O-line can make a big stride. "He's going to be a first-rounder in a few years," Addazio said.
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Hepatitis A vaccinations now are mandatory in seven Texas counties, including Potter, Randall and Moore.
Beginning Aug. 1, the vaccination is necessary for individuals born since Sept. 2, 1992 and older than 2, who will attend public or private school or child care this fall. Failure to comply may result in denied entry.
An infectious and potentially fatal liver disease, hepatitis A is occurring with greater frequency in Texas than the national average, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which ordered the requirement.
Dr. Fernando Guerra, Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, said the averages in area counties have been on a steady decline during the last few years, but the historical average for hepatitis A cases in these counties is higher than the national average. The historic rate is 20 infected people out of 100,000. Guerra said Potter, Randall and Moore counties do not necessarily have more cases than other Texas counties. However, the three counties only recently have been added to the nationwide list of counties mandated to vaccinate children.
Guerra does not expect an increase in cases in the Panhandle, but he hopes to see fewer if people attend to the vaccination mandate.
"While it is a lot more work - a lot of people will need their vaccinations last minute - it will give us the opportunity to hopefully eliminate the virus," he said.
One problem besides the recurring cases of hepatitis A, Guerra said, is legislation undermining the vaccination requirements. The Texas Legislature passed legislation in this year's session that would allow parents to opt their children out of receiving the vaccination, regarding it as invasive or unethical, Guerra said.
"Now we have to deal with the consequences of this," he said. "And try to understand this, for example, how many kids would be at risk because of others not being immunized?"
Guerra said hepatitis A is an infectious disease that is easily transmitted from children to adults, and that it is a risk.
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Former Durham Chief Constable Jon Stoddart will lead the new inquiry, which will focus specifically on the 96 deaths of Liverpool fans at the FA Cup semi-final in 1989.
The move comes after a damning report from the Hillsborough independent panel laid bare a cover-up which attempted to shift the blame for the tragedy on to its victims.
Home Secretary Theresa May said: "I am determined to see a swift and thorough response to the findings of the Hillsborough Panel to deliver justice for the 96 football fans who died and the families who have fought so hard on their behalf."
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European equities mostly rose Friday, mirroring gains in Asia, as investors eyed the G20 summit and upcoming IMF and World Bank spring meetings focused on global economic strains.
London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies rose 0.69 percent to 6,286.59 points, and in Paris the CAC 40 added 1.46 percent to 3,651.96 points.
Meanwhile in Frankfurt the DAX 30 slid 0.18 percent to 7,459.96 points.
Milan added 1.81 percent despite political turmoil over the election of a president, while Madrid climbed 1.32 percent.
The European single currency firmed to $1.3073 from $1.3049 late in New York on Thursday. The greenback rose to 99.29 yen from 98.14 yen.
"Equity markets ramped up small gains... showing a recovery from yesterday's mediocre performance," said analyst Brenda Kelly at traders IG.
"You can't consider this a sustained recovery," said trader Renaud Murail at Barclays Bourse in Paris.
We "remain in a nervous market which is always looking at the economy," he added.
Markets were enjoying a brighter end to the week, which started with a sell-off after China released worse-than-forecast growth data that raised concerns about the strength of the world's number-two economy.
At the G20 meet, which concludes later Friday, Japan was expected to try to reassure other finance ministers and central bank governors that it is not intentionally weakening its yen.
The Bank of Japan this month unleashed a huge stimulus package to kickstart its economy and bring an end to years of deflation. However, the move has led some to claim Tokyo is looking to give its exporters a trade advantage.
Analysts said the G20 was unlikely to voice major concern over Japan's new policy.
"The G20 meeting is unlikely to create much activity in the markets," noted analyst Craig Erlam at traders Alpari.
"We're probably going to see a very similar statement to the last, with the G20 committing to not using monetary policy to depreciate their respective currencies, while highlighting that they support Japan's efforts to overcome deflation.
"What this essentially means is that Japan will continue to depreciate the yen in the short term, however their actions are being monitored closely."
US stocks traded mixed Friday after a deluge of earnings reports gave conflicting signals about the state of the economy.
In midday trade, the Dow Jones Industrial Average eased 0.11 percent to 14,521.44 points.
The broad-based S&P 500 added 0.75 percent to 1,553.12 points while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index put on 1.27 percent to 3,206.55 points.
Earnings reports from IBM and McDonalds missed expectations, while technology heavyweights Google and Microsoft outperformed analyst forecasts.
Asian equities won back ground on Friday at the end of a tough week for global equities and commodities, with investors brushing off a second straight loss on Wall Street, while gold prices also continued to recover.
Hong Kong stocks rallied 2.33 percent and Shanghai jumped 2.14 percent, while Tokyo rose 0.73 percent, Seoul was 0.35 percent higher and Sydney climbed 0.15 percent.
Gold rallied to $1,405.50 an ounce on the London Bullion Market from $1,393.75 on Thursday.
The precious metal had struck a two-year low at $1,321.95 on Tuesday after news of weaker-than-expected first-quarter economic growth in key commodity consumer China.
Back on the London stock market, the mining sector rebounded from sharp losses earlier this week that were sparked by the poor Chinese data.
Clients who went bargain hunting in the mining space after the aggressive sell off earlier in the week have been rewarded today, as the sector bounces back strongly.
Vedanta Resources rallied 6.1 percent to 1,151 pence, Randgold Resources won 1.1 percent to 4,664 pence and Evraz gained 3.5 percent to 161.80 pence.
Anglo American's share price rose 2.21 percent to 1,596.5 pence, despite news that the miner's platinum production fell two percent in the first quarter of 2013.
Shares in Kazakh miner Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. rocketed 26.6 percent to 291 pence after its founders said they were considering a bid backed by the Kazakhstan government to buy out the group.


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"An illuminating collection of essays by an award-winning scientist whom the "London Times "calls "one of the world's most original minds.""
From Galileo to today's amateur astronomers, scientists have been rebels, writes Freeman Dyson. Like artists and poets, they are free spirits who resist the restrictions their cultures impose on them. In their pursuit of Nature's truths, they are guided as much by imagination as by reason, and their greatest theories have the uniqueness and beauty of great works of art.
Dyson argues that the best way to understand science is by understanding those who practice it. He tells stories of scientists at work, ranging from Isaac Newton's absorption in physics, alchemy, theology, and politics, to Ernest Rutherford's discovery of the structure of the atom, to Albert Einstein's stubborn hostility to the idea of black holes. His descriptions of brilliant physicists like Edward Teller and Richard Feynman are enlivened by his own reminiscences of them. He looks with a skeptical eye at fashionable scientific fads and fantasies, and speculates on the future of climate prediction, genetic engineering, the colonization of space, and the possibility that paranormal phenomena may exist yet not be scientifically verifiable.
Dyson also looks beyond particular scientific questions to reflect on broader philosophical issues, such as the limits of reductionism, the morality of strategic bombing and nuclear weapons, the preservation of the environment, and the relationship between science and religion. These essays, by a distinguished physicist who is also a lovely writer, offer informed insights into the history of science and fresh perspectives on contentious current debates about science, ethics, and faith.
About the Author
Freeman Dyson spent most of his life as a professor of physics at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. He was born in England and worked as a civilian scientist for the Royal Air Force in World War 2. He graduated from Cambridge University in 1945 with a BA degree in mathematics. He went on to Cornell University as a graduate student in 1947 and worked with Hans Bethe and Richard Feynman and went on to be appointed as a professor. His most useful contribution to science was the unification of the three versions of quantum electrodynamics invented by Feynman, Schwinger and Tomonaga. Dyson is a fellow of the American Physical Society, a member of the US National Academy of Sciences, and a fellow of the Royal Society of London. In 2000 he was awarded the Templeton Prize for progress in Religion. In addition to his scientific work, Professor Dyson has found time for raising five daughters, a son and a step-daughter.
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"Readers should view The Scientist as Rebel as a science project of their own. Dyson asks his audience not for agreement but only for their active engagement with his original and provocative notions. Their questions need not be his questions, and they may dispute his conclusions. But they will be stimulated, challenged, entertained and enlightened about topics as varied as science, politics and the arms race. They will discover unique perspectives on religion, global warming, and even the paranormal...readers will have no difficulty recognizing rebellion of the most valuable kind in this enlightening collection and will eagerly engage with it." --The Philadelphia Inquirer
"Dyson offers a lovely collection of essays from his writing for The New York Review of Books. Part 1 and 3 focus on scientists and rebels, while parts 2 and 4 are a reminder that science could be more rebellious and radical than it is. The 29 individual chapters are organized into four categories: contemporary issues, war and peace, history of science, and personal reflections...Recommended." –Choice
"Physicist and futurist Dyson embodies the ideal of the scientist as iconoclast. In this spirited collection, he muses on the ethics of nanotech and genetic engineering, the crucial role of amateurs in science, and the richness of "nature's imagination." Provocative, touching, and always surprising." —Steve Silberman, Wired Magazine
"In an eclectic but deeply satisfying collection, Dyson, a prize-winning physicist and prolific author ... expresses his precise thinking in prose of crystal clarity, and readers will be absolutely enthralled by his breadth, his almost uncanny ability to tie diverse topics together and his many provocative statements ... his writings on Einstein, Teller, Newton, Oppenheimer, Norbert Wiener and Feynman will amuse while presenting deep insights into the nature of science and humanity. Virtually every chapter deserves to be savored." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Dyson is a clear and compelling writer, gifts highlighted in this collection of 33 previously published, and frequently updated essays and reviews. Organized into sections on contemporary issues in science, war and peace, history of science and scientists, and personal and philosophical ruminations, these works demonstrate Dyson's far-ranging interests and skill in writing for educated and curious generalists, qualities that ensure this volume's wide appeal. Some readers may feel a thrill reading Dyson's comments on military strategy; others may prefer Dyson's thoughts on such physics-related people and issues as Isaac Newton, Edward Teller, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Richard Feynman, Norbert Wiener, and string theory. But whatever a reader's passion, Dyson's emphasis on rebels within science rather than upholders of the status quo makes the book especially satisfying."—Steve Weinberg, Booklist
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On the Ordinary Concept of Death
Version of Record online: 26 JAN 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-5930.2010.00478.x
© Society for Applied Philosophy, 2010
Journal of Applied Philosophy
Volume 27, Issue 2, pages 109–122, May 2010
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HOLLAND, S. (2010), On the Ordinary Concept of Death. Journal of Applied Philosophy, 27: 109–122. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-5930.2010.00478.x
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- Issue online: 14 MAY 2010
- Version of Record online: 26 JAN 2010
What is death? The question is of wide-ranging practical importance because we need to be able to distinguish the living from the dead in order to treat both appropriately; specifically, the permissibility of retrieving vital organs for transplantation depends upon the potential donor's ontological status. There is a well-established and influential biological definition of death as irreversible breakdown in the functioning of the organism as a whole, but it continues to elicit disquiet and rejoinders. The central claims of this paper are that the best way to address the question as to what death is, is to attend closely to our ordinary concept of death; doing so reveals that, whilst our ordinary understanding accommodates the biological definition, it also includes the thought that, for someone who has died, there will never again be anything it is like to be that person. Support for these claims is provided, and their academic and practical implications traced. The important practical implication is that we are left in quandary as to whether certain potential organ donors — for example, anencephalic babies and the permanently vegetative — are dead, a quandary that has serious implications for the relevance of the dead donor rule in transplant ethics.


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It seems these spaces are the most useful ones for doing probabilities. Are LCCB (locally compact with countable basis) somewhat more general spaces that when endowed with a metric become Polish? I think I once knew the answer to this question. Thanks
Theorem. Every locally-compact second-countable Hausdorff space is a Polish space.
I thought I'd quote a sketch of proof of above fact from somewhere else.
The following sketch is from https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2008/08/polish_spaces.html
As for why an open subspace of a Polish space is Polish, again from the same link:
As for why the one-point compactification is metrizable, the selected answer from the following thread explains how to build a local countable basis at infinity:
If $X$ is locally compact, second countable and Hausdorff, then $X^*$ is metrizable and hence $X$ is metrizable
After a bit of research I found that A locally compact space that is Hausdorff (LCH) will be sigma-locally-compact. Also that a LCCB will be metrizable (with a complete metric) and separable thus Polish too. thanks


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Flat Ab Tip No. 3: Examine Your Diet and Digestion
"If you have abdominal fat you can have great ab strength and great posture, but you won't have a flat abdominal or a six-pack," Barrett says. "You have to change your diet and increase your energy output."
In other words, eat less and move more.
"You need to burn off more calories than you take in to reduce body fat," Neporent adds.
Unfortunately for many people, the abdominals are a place where fat tends to accumulate, Barrett says.
"No matter how many ab exercises you do, you're still going to have an extra layer [of fat] covering the abdominals [if you're carrying excess weight]," Neporent says.
Flat Ab Tip No. 4: Props Are Optional
Stability balls and Bosu balls, straps and bands, even those fancy MBT Masai walking shoes are not necessary to achieve flat abs.
Props are wonderful, and they may help you work your core more readily, elevate you to a different level or simply mix it up, but you don't need them to meet your fitness goals.
"Gimmicks or fancy gym memberships aren't necessary. You don't need space, you don't need sneakers, you don't need fancy clothes," Barrett says.
For instance, strengthen your abdominals when you're at the park, raking leaves, taking a walk. Even while socializing at a cocktail party you can stand straight and exhale to draw the navel to the spine.
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There are no fast fixes, Barrett says. Even the promised quick fixes end up being temporary. "It's a goal. You have to plan on a slow and steady progression," she says.
Barrett says most people will experience set backs, roadblocks, and utter frustration along the way. Rewards come with time and consistency.


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SANFORD, Fla. Ś Following his acquittal on all charges in the fatal shooting death of Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman will spend no time behind bars.
But thatĺs about the only certainty in the former neighborhood watch volunteerĺs immediate future.
The Department of Justice has announced it will look into the case, which could lead to criminal civil rights charges, and Zimmerman may also face civil lawsuits from Martinĺs family.
He could also potentially make a lot of money by writing a book or from a lawsuit he filed last year against a major television network for allegedly editing his 911 call to police to make it sound like he was racist.
For the moment, however, veteran publicists say Zimmermanĺs options are limited.
The case and his trial have become Ś for some Ś a symbol of everything thatĺs wrong with the countryĺs justice system, and with race relations in America today.
The six-member juryĺs not-guilty verdict late Saturday prompted a wave of anger among civil rights leaders and others, and protests have erupted across the country. Image handlers say Zimmerman needs to take that anger, and potential death threats, seriously.
ôI have one short piece of advice for him,ö said Jonathan Bernstein, president of the Southern California-based Bernstein Crisis Management Inc.
Hiding is not an unfamiliar feeling for Zimmerman, whose last known appearance in public was on Feb. 26, 2012, the night of the shooting: He was headed to Target to do his weekly grocery shopping before he encountered Martin.
Zimmerman has been living a hermitĺs life since then and during the months leading up to his highly publicized trial. And now, despite the acquittal, it is unlikely that he will ever be able to do something as mundane as grocery shopping Ś at least not unaccompanied Ś for a very long time.
Security experts and crisis management pros say the former neighborhood watch volunteer must immediately get a security plan in place. This could involve hiring an expensive team of bodyguards or consultants who will assess whether the threats against him are credible.
Richard Davis, the operations director for The Bodyguard Group of Beverly Hills, said that if Zimmerman were to hire his firm, he would have a stable of former Navy SEALS and Special Forces guards looking out for his safety around the clock. They would relocate him to a safe home (probably in a large city where he can blend into a busy community), quietly file court paperwork to change his name and create a ôprotective bubble.ö
ôNo one enters the bubble,ö said Davis, whose company has provided security for A-list celebrities and politicians. ôIt moves with you.ö
Davis described what he thinks is the optimal security plan for someone in Zimmermanĺs situation: a big team of guards for the initial few weeks following the verdict, a cross-country move, and an armored car. Restaurants would have to be pre-screened, exercise would have to be done in a home gym and a trip to the movies would be out of the question.
ôYou canĺt go in that store alone, you canĺt go to the movies ever, unless you rent out the whole theater for yourself,ö he said. ôA movie theater is a death trap.ö
All of this isnĺt cheap. Davis estimates that it would cost $3,000 a day initially to pay for such security. But if it keeps Zimmerman alive, he said, itĺs a small price to pay.
To be sure, there are less expensive security and bodyguard options. But all will cost money Ś and Zimmerman, who worked as a mortgage underwriter prior to the shooting, isnĺt independently wealthy.
At one point following the shooting, Zimmerman had his own website and raised $200,000 for his legal defense. His family and attorneys also have set up separate fundraising websites, but itĺs unclear how much they have raised.
Zimmermanĺs attorneys say that their client hasnĺt worked since the shooting. Of course, people in high-profile cases sometimes win lucrative deals to write books or sell their life stories so they can be made into a movie or television program.
Bernstein said if Zimmerman was his client, he would advise against this right now.
ôIf heĺs doing a book deal, he should keep it quiet, and donĺt come out with a book in a hurry,ö said Bernstein, adding that he would advise Zimmerman not to speak to the news media in either paid or unpaid appearances.
ôThe more you talk, the more you are a target,ö he said. ôThe court has spoken for him. The best thing he could possibly do is go below the radar.ö
Thereĺs also the possibility of further legal action against Zimmerman Ś some of which could impact any money that he makes.
Martinĺs family could sue Zimmerman in civil court, much like Ronald Goldmanĺs family did with OJ Simpson. Any proceeds Zimmerman makes from a book or movie deal could be turned over to the Martins, if a civil jury were to find him guilty.
And then there is the possibility that the Department of Justice could bring a federal hate-crime charge against Zimmerman. While legal experts say this is unlikely, Zimmerman could be forced into paying for more lawyers if it does happen.
Veteran publicist Glen Selig said in the coming weeks and months, Zimmerman should let others speak for him and avoid most, if not all, publicity. By speaking to the news media about the case, Zimmerman risks making the story about him Ś and not about the larger, more complicated issues of race and justice.
ôI would clearly advise him not to become the lightning rod for this issue,ö Selig said.
Emotions over the case are running high, especially among those who think Zimmerman should have been found guilty, said Scott Sundby, a law professor at the University of Miami.
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I love the program that I am in at Cornell. It is unique and that it gives you a lot of flexibility as a pre-med and focuses on both the natural and social sciences.
Off-Campus Housing:
Terrible process, you have to sign leases a year in advance, the prices are absolutely outrageous, and it is a hassle to find a house.
I received very generous financial aid at Cornell, which gives great need-based aid but does not give merit or athletic scholarships.
Greek Life:
Pretty big part of campus, especially in regards to the social scene.
Campus Housing:
The housing itself is generally pretty good, but there is not nearly enough and a lot of people get terrible housing. Large disparity in quality of housing.
Some sports like hockey and lacrosse are popular, but most people don't pay attention to sports.
Make sure you/ your parents file your taxes ASAP! And stay on top of every deadline and keep an eye out for anything outstanding on your student center. Make sure to email or call the financial aid office if their are any errors; don't wait for it to be fixed!
Greek Life:
Greek life is kind of naturally self selecting at Cornell. All of my close girl friends are Greek, though I have many guy friends who aren't. I think that's partly because most of the greeks all know each other, and being Greek perpetuates more Greek friendships, but a good part of it is because the people who rush are similar and naturally are attracted to each other anyway. I find it difficult to find friends who aren't Greek -- they are less involved on campus. Non Greek is just as likely (if not more likely) to look down on Greek life than vice versa. Greek housing is great. I live in one of the shittier physical houses and it's still way better than any on campus housing (spacious, aesthetic, cheaper, clean)
Health & Safety:
You will feel safe if you go to Cornell. As far as sexual assualt goes, I think there is less assualt here than at other schools, but that it is more reported and discussed. Our student body is very vocal, and cases are handled seriously.
Off-Campus Dining:
Ithaca has great food and booze available in vast variety of taste and time.
Campus Food:
Best of the best. As a vegetarian and sometime vegan, I've never had a problem finding HEALTHY food. Also, everything is delicious and the salad bars? Dear lord they're amazing. You'll come here and leave spoiled.
Campus security is very backwards at Cornell. They crackdown on noise violations, regulated fraternity parties, and drugs (weed is more dangerous than alcohol?), but (far more dangerous) off campus partying thrives and dorm drinking is rampant. Campus is super strict about drug use and greek life, very lenient with alcohol/sex. Oftentimes, police will write people up for noise violations, but blatantly ignore the underage drinking. Fraternity house parties get shut down regularly on campus (where brothers try their best to control regulated, registered parties), but then the party just moves to a more rowdy, less regulated off campus scene.
Almost everyone plays an intramural/club sport. There are also so many classes on outdoor education and athleticism. Campus involvement is amazing. Varsity athletics though? If it's not hockey, you can forget about people caring. Though drunkenly cheering on your loosing football team in an empty stadium is a great experience.
Overall Experience:
You will cry from happiness if you go here. The people will change your life. You will love it at your most tiring, four AM, coffee addled nights in the library. I wouldn't trade my Cornell opportunity for anything.
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Since Cornell degrees can be so specific (hotel admin, business, ILR, etc.,), we attract a broad range of recruiters. There are plenty of career fairs and recruiters always on campus. Hell, I was studying in a coffee shop and a recruiter exchanged cards with me. Cornell is the best at many things, so we attract the best. Your Cornell degree will create connections world wide due to global recognition and an amazing alumni network. The alumni are so helpful and willing to reach out! The Career centers are AWESOME they help with resumes, interviews, and opportunities, but, most importantly, teach you to fend for yourself.
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Eh. There are ups and downs to every living situation. Though Cornell's is overpriced, my financial aid actually overcompensated for my campus housing, so you never know. My room was cramped, but the social environment was amazing -- Cornell designed the low and high rises to force social interaction. Other buildings have grade A amenities (libraries, study lounges, AC, proximity to campus, dining halls, etc.,). If you get placed in Balch or Risley, at least you'll be close to campus. And if not, hey, at least you'll get great quads.
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One of the best things about Cornell is the campus is always occupied. Between late night dining and 24 hour libraries, labs, and study centers, you will always find a fellow student when you're cramming for an exam. There is a blue light system and buses to get you back to your room if you stay out late, and you can always find a study spot. With Cornell's abundance of libraries and computer labs, you will never want for study space. I love Cornell because everyday you discover a new art exhibit in a building, a scientific presentation, or even a whole new library. You constantly have more campus to explore, and top of the line dining facilities to fuel your adventures.
Cornell has great diversity of race, background, culture, and sexual orientation. And while it is probably the most socioeconomically diverse of the Ivies, many people are totally out of touch with reality. If you confront them about Cornell's tendency to be mostly wealthy kids, they'll reply "OMG not true! Like, two of my friends were raised by single moms." ... great job, CU
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You will rarely see an out of shape person at Cornell. People are well groomed and well behaved.
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The difference between Cornell's night life and a state school's night life is that Ivy League students are properly ashamed of our partying and drunken escapades. But in reality, my Cornell friends party more than anyone else I know. The great thing is the variety of options at Cornell -- frat houses and annexes, bars, apartments, etc., I've seen a few restaurants taken over by drunken dancers. But if you don't want to participate in night life, you won't be a minority -- there are plenty of other options at Cornell!The worst aspect is the prevalence of the bar scene; most people get fakes.
The ILR School is tailored to preparing its students to fight and hunt for jobs. There are mandatory resume critiques, mock interviews, and Career fairs. We have our own Office of Student Services (it's great -- they'll know you by name!), and you'll become close with your fellow classmates. Since it's so small (under 200 a year), you have instant camaraderie with your fellow ILRies. Not to mention the lack of specific requirements... pretty sweet. Of course, if you can't write or have difficult consuming, analyzing and annotating vast quantities of material in mere hours, don't bother applying. You'll be miserable. But ILR will provide you with the connections and skills to make it in the real world.
There are several Offices of Career Services, and you are constantly plagued with emails about internships and jobs from clubs, OCS, and classes. For me, my internship had to be in my rural state, so it was way more difficult. But I also got several offers from competitive internships -- one of which I got because of my Cornell connection.
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It is a very small town, so shopping and events are pretty much the bare minimum. It has an amazing college town feel though in the sense that all the locals know about and everything pretty much revolves around the school. There is gorgeous scenery and hiking within a short radius.
There really is not many police officers are campus to enforce rules, but periodically they will come around for checks. Nothing really interferes much with student' lives if you are responsible with how you are carrying yourself.
Off-Campus Housing:
You have to look at places very early on- about a year before you want to move in, but once you find a place off-campus housing is great. Collegetown is an awesome location for going out, being near others, and being close to campus. The area in general is pretty old so there aren't many fancy places, but it's fine for being in college.
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By Spc. Edward A. Garibay, 16th Mobile Public Affairs DetachmentDecember 3, 2010
FORWARD OPERATING BASE RAMROD, Afghanistan - After nine years of fighting in Afghanistan, Afghan National Army soldiers, supported by U.S. forces, have established a firm position in several areas of what is being called the Taliban's last stronghold, the horn of Panjwa'i, an area southwest of the Arghandab River.
Zangabad, an area on the eastern side of the horn, is one of the areas being cleared of insurgents, and Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), nicknamed Leader Rakkasans, and their ANA partners have made their presence felt there over the past month.
"It seems like most of the Taliban have left the area," said Cpt. Andrew J. Stevens, executive officer for Leader Rakkasan's Company B. "We've had a lot less IEDs [Improvised Explosive Devices] and small arms fire."
The Carlyle, Ill. native said this is an area the Taliban operated in without interference for the past three years. They've used the area to traffic drugs, train insurgents and intimidate locals.
There wasn't a strong resistance when ANA and U.S forces came into the area, said Sgt. 1st Class Eugene P. Stabenow II, acting first sergeant for the company. The focus now is to build trust with the locals and set conditions for the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to gain strength, he said.
"At first they [the Afghan locals] didn't want anything to do with us," said Spc. Raymond Camden, Company B medic and an Ironton, Mo., native. "We slowly started talking to them and showing them that we weren't here to hurt them. Eventually they started coming up to us and talking to us."
Stevens said winning the trust of the locals is important because they are the ones who point out a lot of the IEDs. Afghans want to feel safe and secure as well, so if they trust the U.S., and more importantly the ANA, they'll report any suspicious activity in the area.
The ANA have partnered extremely well with U.S. forces and every task is a combined effort, said Stabenow. They help with logistics, pull security and go on patrols.
The goal is for Afghans to feel comfortable with GIRoA and the Afghan military, said Stevens.
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The mountain peak was a strategic area bitterly fought for by both sides. The most severe fighting for the peak took place on 19–20 January, 26 March, 25–26 April and 21–22 December 1915.[1] Amongst the casualties was General Marcel Serret, commander of the 66th Infantry Division. After nearly a year of attacks and counter-attacks, both sides began to attack further north on the Western Front. Only enough men to hold the lines were left at Hartmannswillerkopf and the lines remained relatively stable for the remainder of the war and generally only artillery exchanges took place. About 30,000 men died near Hartmannswillerkopf, the majority of deaths suffered by the French.[1]
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Not Just for Kids: Including Elders in the Family Court Concept by Erica Wood and Lori Stiegel. Clearinghouse Review (1996) pp. 589-596.
Jury Service for People with Disabilities by Kristi Bleyer, Kathryn Shane McCarty, and Erica Wood. 78 Judicature 6 (1995) pp. 273-275.
Program Accessibility: How Courts Can Accommodate People with Disabilities by Jeanne Dooley and Erica Wood. Judicature (Feb.-Mar. 1993), pp. 250-253.
Court Access Under the Americans with Disabilities Act: Recent Developments by Erica F. Wood. Clearinghouse Review (Oct. 1993) pp. 616-618.
Toward a Barrier-Free Courthouse: Equal Access to Justice for Persons with Physical Disabilities by Erica F. Wood. 24 Clearinghouse Review 6 (1990) pp. 557-560.