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The chaplain responds not only to the spiritual needs, but also the many physical needs of the prisoners such as requests for paper, sympathy cards, clothing, eyeglasses, etc. The Madison Area Lutheran Council (MALC) and the various churches that support the council fund the Jail Chaplain position. Currently John Mix serves as a full-time Chaplain and Julia Weaver serves on a part time basis. John works Monday-Friday and Julia works Tuesday and Thursday
Religious services provided in the Dane County Jail are coordinated by the chaplain's position. Currently Roman Catholic services for males are held in the CCB Chapel on Thursdays at 7:00pm. Protestant Services for males are held in the CCB Chapel on Sundays at 7:00pm. Protestant services for females are held in the PSB at 11:00am and at 1:00pm in the CCB. Other religious services provided include religious counseling, personal emotional support, as well as assistance in gaining community contacts for the purposes of employment, counseling, or other needs facing prisoners when they are released from jail.
Muslim Friday prayers take place in the CCB Chapel every Friday from 1:30pm-2: 30pm. Prayer rugs were purchased and are provided to inmates for their use during the prayers. Turgay Ayers volunteers his time to facilitate these prayers and also provides Muslim counseling to inmates upon their request.
Exploring God's Word
Taught to women by women from the CIP Program. It centers on teaching women what the Bible says and how it applies to their lives and how it can bring a change in their lives if they are willing to allow it to happen. The study starts in Genesis and ends in Revelations and explains how Jesus affects the lives of all that have a desire to know him.
Guided by a member of the Gideons Auxiliary, participants get acquainted with the Good News Testament. The goal of the bible study program is to discover what the bible says and how it applies to the participant's lives.
EMOTIONAL AWARENESS GROUP (Common Ground)
Description: Led by the Jail Chaplain and offered once a week in the CCB and PSB. This is a small group of up to 8 inmates who want to look at their unhealthy patterns of thinking and acting to develop more successful ways to live. The basis for discussion is our reading from the book Houses of Healing: A prisoner's guide to inner power and freedom. In addition there will be opportunity to use simple art Media (crayons and pastels) to express their feelings. This is program consists of 8 sessions per group
8 week Outline of the sessions:
Week 1: (material in the Introduction, Chap. 1 & 2) Introductions and overview of the course. Who am I? is a fundamental question here and this session introduces the model of human personality that may expand what inmates thought they knew about themselves. Review the expectations and ground rules of participation. Finish with a brief meditation. Assignment for next week is given.
Week 2: (chapters 2, 7 and 9) Facilitate self-reflection identifying personal goals for this course. Review the basic model of personality. Introduce and discuss the concept of "forgiving on neutral territory." There is another way of looking at the world (reframing). Introduce the benefits of relaxation and techniques for relaxing. Centering exercise using simple visual media (e.g. crayons or oil pastels) and calming music. Assignment for next week is given.
Week 3: (chapters 2, 8, 9, and 10) Facilitate relaxation exercise. Sharing around the self-work assignment from last week. Sentence completion on "Seeing or Forgiving on Neutral Territory." Review key points on "reframing" and "triggers." Group exercise on "identifying triggers." Introduce meditation and visual media expression. Review self-work for next week.
Week 4: (chapters 2, 7, & 8) Facilitate body awareness exercise and meditation. Feedback from participants on this experience and the assignment from last week. Introduce "sub-personalities," remind them that identifying with different emotions, roles, and beliefs is natural. Problems occur when we get stuck in unhealthy ones and chronically identify with only those, forgetting the core Self we were born with. Color exercise and meditation. Assign self-work for next week.
Week 5: (chapters 3 & 4) Body awareness exercise and meditation. Comments on self-work (homework). Invite reports on Emotional Weather report. Presentation on "inner child." When we did not have reliable healthy parenting we built walls around us and this wounded "child" now influences our adult decisions, often creating more trouble in our life. Meditation exercises help us realize we have a core Self that can "re-parent" ourselves and be safe now. Color exercise and meditation.
Week 6: (Chapters 5 & 6) Focusing meditation and feedback from assignment last week. Invite the reading of letters to the inner child.
Presentation on key concepts about anger followed by discussion. Present key issues on loss and grief followed by discussion and opportunity to express some of these feelings in color. Sharing of these expressions with no judgment. Assign next weeks self-work.
Week 7: (chapters 11, 12, & 14) After a focusing meditation we will look at forgiveness (what it is and is not) for self and others. Acknowledging the truth, we realize how crime affects others, even if it was not a "violent" crime.
Presentation on victim awareness. Conversation on guilt and a relationship to a higher power or God. Finish with meditation and assignments.
Week 8: ( chapter 13) More work on forgiveness opens the way to a spiritual path that sustains us. Review the "basic truths" such as "I am worthy of acceptance and respect." We all learned negative beliefs from people who are not aware of their own goodness and beauty. Reinforce the value of the daily "emotional weather report" and meditation in self-care. Discuss questions and concerns as we conclude this series of sessions.
The Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) education program is designed to fulfill the educational needs of prisoners who would otherwise be required to attend school under the compulsory education law. Classes primarily consist of the basic skills in reading, writing, and math. Secondary focus is given to language arts, health, social studies, logic problems, spelling, vocational skills, etc. Beyond high school supplements, prisoners are also given opportunities to learn in areas of practicality such as handling stress, conflict resolution, living skills, etc.
This education program provides testing before entering the classroom to determine each student's current academic level, as well as to find out if the prisoner needs clinical assistance. The goal of the program is not to offer them a high school diploma, but to interest them in lifelong learning. Deb Anderson instructs class in the CCB and Tina Chavez teaches in the PSB.
The Dane County Sheriff's Office entered in a contract with MATC for educational services to be provided to inmates in the Dane County Jail, as of August 1, 2007. The agreement calls for MATC staff to provide twenty-four (24) hours per week of GED educational and testing services for a period of forty (40) weeks, to the residents of the Dane County Jail, at facilities at the Dane County Public Safety Building and the City County Building, services include:
The services/classes described above are provided to inmates individually or in small groups. MATC staff coordinates all services with jail staff. MATC also provides GED testing services for inmates, which occurs in the DCJ. Testing is schedule each week depending upon the number of inmates signed up for testing. Upon students' release from the DCJ, MATC shall provide the following where appropriate:
It should be noted that Huber inmates housed in the PSB are offered In-House night classes that meet in the PSB MATC classroom every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, from 6:00pm-9:00pm. This makes attending such classes more accessible and convenient for inmates, eliminating the need to leave the jail to attend classes at the MATC-Central Madison Campus.
Facing Freedom is a program offered to inmates housed in the Public Safety Building (PSB) and is facilitated by volunteers form the Abundant Life Link, which is a volunteer effort from the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and Evangelical Lutheran Synod (ELS) churches. Facing Freedom lessons focus on developing life skills to be used by inmates facing release from jail. In addition to the teachers and classes, this organized group of volunteers offers recovery studies after inmate release at weekly meetings, held in local WELS/ELS churches called Grace Oasis. The intended end result is to reduce recidivism through a tighter integration into a local community group with a focus on strong spiritual and family beliefs and practices. Facing Freedom funds itself and provides books and materials at no cost to inmates. Volunteers have undergone formal training for jail settings by professionals serving jails and prisons.
Estimates regarding literacy levels within incarcerated Americans vary widely depending on the facility, the location, and the source of the information. However, a conservative estimate indicates that at least 50% of inmates cannot read above the third grade level (the bare minimum level for gaining basic information from the printed page.) People who cannot read, find it very difficult to function successfully in our society. As we return non-readers into our communities they are at great disadvantage and become more likely to repeat behaviors for which they were incarcerated in the first place—having few other options for survival. Literacy is a prison of its own, from which jail release does not free. The Dane County Jail has an average daily population of approximately 900 inmates, which includes inmates participating in various alternative incarceration programs. This would mean that approximately 450 inmates are relatively illiterate.
Because Literacy can impact recidivism rates, the Dane County Jail has partnered with the Madison Area Lutheran Council and the Literacy Network of Dane County to train and provide volunteer tutors. These tutors provide basic literacy services to inmates that have been identified by Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD), Madison Area Technical College (MATC) and the Jail Chaplaincy Staff, as having low reading skills.
The Kid Connection is a sub-program within the jail library. The goal of the Kid Connection is to promote literacy among children and incarcerated adults, as well as to facilitate a positive connection between child and parent. A parent is given the opportunity to audio record a children's book. The recording and the book are mailed to the child, who then reads along in the book while listening to the parent's reading. It reinforces the family relationship and the need for literacy.
The jail library is a program offered to prisoners and run by volunteers from the community. Books come from donations or grants and become the property of the jail. The jail library operates like a regular library. Housing units are supplied with books for prisoners to read. On occasion prisoners will make particular requests for material which volunteers may be able to locate.
The main goals of the library are to meet the educational, recreational, and community resource reading needs of the jail residents, and to locate and share with prisoners useful community resources that will help prisoners or their families address and solve their issues. Other goals consist of educating the community about issues related to incarceration and the prisoners, improving the jail by involving the community by use of volunteer service, and to provide a safe and constructive environment for diverse people to come together, share, and learn.
The law library is a legal reference service to prisoners to inform them of the substantive and procedural law. Prisoners are required to fill out a request form for legal documents from the library and can receive up to three cases or 30 pages of documentation per week.
AA and NA are support groups for people who are chemically dependent. The purpose of the program at the jail is to provide a support group in the jail setting (i.e., a chance to meet with other prisoners who are also chemically dependent and in need of support.) They also offer exposure to people outside of the jail who are living a sober lifestyle, such as volunteers who live and work in the community to serve as role models. Both programs operate in all three DCJ locations.
The Al- Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems. Al-Anon believes that alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery. The only requirement for membership is that there be a problem of alcoholism in a relative or friend.
Al-Anon is not allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization or institution; does not engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any cause. There are no dues for membership. Al-Anon is self-supporting through its own voluntary contributions.
Al-Anon has but one purpose: to help families of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps, by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics, and by giving understanding and encouragement to the alcoholic. Currently, Al-Anon services are only offered to female inmates that are housed on the PSB.
Opiate Recovery Project & Overdose Prevention Education
Staff from ARCW will be presenting education and information on an Opiate recovery and overdose prevention. These options are available to any Inmates with a history of Opiate Use. The Opiate Recovery Project is a pilot program available through March 31, 2014 and will provide Vivitrol injections if you are interested in maintaining ongoing abstinence upon release.
The Overdose Prevention Education is available to anyone concerned about Opiate Overdose Prevention upon release.
The Rape Crisis Center offers individual counseling services and group sessions to women housed in the Dane County Jail who are affected by experiences of sexual assault and/or abuse. Group sessions consist of participants talking about their experiences, as well as an educational component on sexual violence. Once a week, a member of the Rape Crisis team offers a one-hour Women's Empowerment class to the female inmates housed in PSB. Sign up sheets are kept in the pod for inmates to sign up during the week.
This program is offered to inmates housed in the Public Safety Building (PSB). The program helps inmates who suffer from Mental Health issues with coping skills, how to care for themselves and numerous other issues. MH Staff refers participants to the program.
ANGER and STRESS MANAGEMENT
This program is offered to females in the PSB and involves meditation and relaxation techniques to assist participants in reducing anger and stress in their lives.
This program is offered to females in the PSB.
Gentle Yoga is for everyone, whether you are fit or not, tall or thin, flexible or not this relaxing practice will show you how to bring peace, balance and stability into all parts of your life. Absolutely no experience is necessary, you carry everything you need inside yourself. Yoga practice will wake up your awareness, strengthen your body and calm your mind. We practice gentle uncomplicated stretches and postures, focus on mindful breathing and awareness in order to uncover the inner strength, serenity and dignity that each one of us carries inside.
The Greater Isthmus Group is a cluster of individuals and congregations concentrated on action related to homelessness and affordable housing for those at or below 35% of Dane county Median income. GIG is supported by Madison-area Urban Ministry. GIG in collaboration with Secure Payment Services, the Apartment Association of South Central Wisconsin, City of Madison Equal Opportunity Commission, United Way of Dane County 211, and various faith partners concerned with housing has developed a training program for jail inmates shortly before their release. The Workshops include: 1) How to Budget your money before you have any money to budget; 2) Housing rights for people with conviction records; 3) Filling out housing applications and appeal rejections; 4) Avoiding/Preventing Evictions; and 5) Community Resource Lists. (The other two will be added with more space.) The sessions are held first and third Wednesday, for 1.5 hours at the Ferris Center. The goal is to support people coming out of jail and hopefully curve the percentage of homeless men and women who are released without any plan for housing nor aware that they have rights even though they have conviction record(s).
The Madison Area Urban Ministry Mentoring Connections program recruits and trains adult volunteers to serve as mentors to children with an incarcerated parent. The program serves children ages 4-17 living in Dane County who have a parent incarcerated in a state or federal facility, a parent in jail and awaiting transfer to a correctional institution, desire weekly contact with a mentor for at least one year, and have a written consent form their parents/guardians. Mentors commit to spending time with the child(ren) each week, helping with homework, going to the park, going out to lunch, or similar activities. Over 25 children currently are on a waiting list for a mentor. MUM seeks mentors who have one or two hours per week to spare, to provide a stable, caring adult presence in the life of a child.
Mentoring Connections is funded part through a Federal grant through the Administration for Children, Youth and Families. Half of the funding for Mentoring Connections comes from our member contributions, congregational support and fundraisers.
Available to Ferris Center Inmates only
Inmates from the Ferris Center can attend classes at the South Madison Community Center to receive the following services:
Classes are held Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. during the school year. MATC has a limit of twenty students.
MATC SMEC Workshops
MATC also offers afternoon (Monday through Thursday from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.) workshops to help inmates prepare for college or employment. The following are the titles and description of the workshop:
Workshop I – Stepping into the Future
Workshop II – Engaging in Problem Solving, Cross-cultural Communication & Teamwork
Workshop III – Developing Self-awareness for the Workplace
Workshop IV – Basic Computer Literacy
Workshop V - Student Success: Study skills and Testing taking strategies
Workshop VI – "Show me the Money" Financial Aid and Money Management
Flyers are posted in each wing as to when the workshops are held and inmates submit request slips to attend. Attendance is limited to about fifteen inmates, so release dates are used decide who attends. The workshops are held on a rotating basis and each lasts one week.
Huber inmates from the Ferris Center may volunteer to participate in the Christian Intervention Program, which takes place at the Calvary Gospel Church. The Calvary Gospel Church provides transportation to and from the program for the inmates. Through James Hawk, an AODA counselor, and Greg Martin, a retired Madison Police Officer, alcohol and AODA issues are addressed. Inmates attend classes, which deal with life skills; parenting and child care issues, job skills, decision-making, and anger management, along with alcohol and AODA issues. Lessons focus on changing beliefs in behavior using the bible as a basis. After the class, inmates are invited to join the congregation for church service with members of the church mentoring individual inmates. Inmates are also allowed private prayer time following service, if desired. The program runs 20 weeks, cumulating in a graduation ceremony for the participants.
This program provides outpatient women-specific AODA treatment at no cost to the inmate. ARC Emil is located at 1409 Emil Street, 283-6426.
This program is designed to support women in their spirituality, creativity, and sobriety. The group is a support group that also uses art therapy to help participants heal. Each session begins with reflection, a check in, sharing of concerns and needs, and re-entry issues the women are facing. The group is held at St. John's Lutheran Church at 322 E. Washington Ave. and is held on Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. to noon. Inmates are referred to the group by the facilitator. The facilitator contacts the Huber Counselor to request that an inmate attend the group.
DAIS (Domestic Abuse Intervention Services)
DAIS support group is a program that creates a safe space for women with the common experience of intimate partner domestic violence, to meet and share their stories of pain, trauma, and personal triumph with others. Participants share common goals of learning new ways to cope, heal and be safer in current and future relationships. DAIS support group meets on Wednesday's and Thursday's from 6:30pm – 8:00pm. Two (2) women may participate each night. Females sentenced with Huber work release, that are at least 30 days from their release date, but not more than 90 days from their release date are eligible to apply. If you are interested in participating, you must submit a general request slip to the Huber Counselor requesting to attend DAIS. If/when participating in the group, you must not have more than (1) one disciplinary hearing or you will be removed from the group.
This agency is part of the Department of Corrections. To be eligible, an inmate needs to be on Probation and Parole. Further, the Probation and Parole agent must refer an inmate to treatment at the Day Report Center (DRC), which is located at 7017 Raywood Road, 224-6310. The DRC provides a number of treatment groups at no cost to the inmate. The groups offered includes several AODA groups, Women's Issues, Restorative Justice, Cognitive Issues groups, Anger Management, GED classes, and employability classes.
Man Up provides group coaching for male ex-offenders who are making the transition from prison or jail into the community. Through mentoring and support we help participants deal with issues such as healing from past traumas, making and implementing personal development plans, creating healthy relationships, dealing with substance abuse, spiritual development, conflict resolution, anger management and leadership development. Participants will also have access to Nehemiah programs that assist with transitional housing as well as job readiness and placement.
The goals of this group are to reduce recidivism, to help participants have successful transitions to life outside of jail/prison and to empower them to become contributing members of the community.
All of the meetings will be Held at Fountain Of life church (on the lower level) at 9:00am until 11:00am @ 655 W. Badger Road Madison WI 53713 .
Beginnings are designed for men and women who are to be released from jail and want help and support in developing and following through with an action plan to remain out of jail. This group aids the prisoner in coping with problems and setting personal goals. It also utilizes networking with resource individuals from outside the jail to assist prisoners in teaming about how to engage more successfully with issues surrounding employment, alcohol, aggression, etc.
The group meets each week for two hours at Bethel Lutheran Church. The women's group is held from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesdays. Every third Tuesday it is held in –house in a 4th floor program room. The men's group is held on Wednesdays from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. Prisoners are eligible to attend Beginnings if they have four weeks remaining on their sentence. Individuals are released from jail to attend the group through the Huber program. Participants are encouraged to continue attending the group after release.
Inmates who are court-ordered to pay child support and are in their last 30 days of incarceration may attend an orientation session at Urban Leauge 2222 S. Park St. Suite 200 Madison.
Individuals sentenced with Huber privileges will have the opportunity to apply for various volunteer projects in Dane County. Some of the projects have involved cleaning parks, roadsides, lakeshores and neighborhood centers, as well as painting playgrounds, clearing brush from park trails and helping to care for animals at the humane shelter. Prisoners participate in work that consists of assisting in general labor.
Each interested prisoner completes an application form that is reviewed by Jail Administration. Persons convicted of a violent felony, domestic abuse, crimes involving children, parole/probation revocation, are registered sex offenders or who have been absent without leave from the jail will generally not be allowed to participate.
Prisoners are eligible for this volunteer initiative if they have had no violent offenses within five years, no history of Huber violations, and are housed at the Ferris Center without holds or discipline action for 30 days. The projects will vary in length from one day to longer. Program size varies from five to over 30 prisoners, depending on the needs of the job and available transportation. Lynn Montgomery currently oversees this program.
All of the meetings will be Held at Fountain Of life church (on the lower level) at 9:00am until 11:00am @ 655 W. Badger Road Madison WI 53713
YWCA Employment and Training Annex
This program is located at 310 Latham Dr. in Madison and offers education/services to help individuals gain employment. There is no cost to the person. The following are the programs they provide:
Construct U
This is eight week 24 hours per week. Course is designed to introduce participants to road construction and the building trades. This training includes CPR/First Aid certificate, Flagger's certificate, TrANS certificate (Wis DOT issued), Preparation for apprenticeship, hands-on training.
TSPT: Training Partnership for the Skilled Trades
TSPT provides tutoring and job skills training to prepare individuals for apprenticeships in the construction trades, which includes carpentry, plumping, steam-fitting, electricians, etc. Our main goal is to prepare students for the common entrance exam required to enter apprenticeships. We provide tutoring in math, science, grammar, mechanical comprehension, spatial relations, blueprint reading and help you with personal finance and job skills. Students will meet for six-weeks with one three-hour class and three two-hour tutoring session each week. The tutoring is available afternoons and evenings.
TrANS Road Construction Training
TrANS is a 120-hour industry awareness program introducing participants to the road construction industry. Class times are usually scheduled during evenings and weekends. The curriculum includes hands-on projects such as cement finishing and rough carpentry. Students graduate with state certification, flaggers training, and CDL permit. CDL behind the wheel training may also be offered to graduates. Graduates are directly referred to interviews with local construction employers for jobs with family-sustaining wages.
SUCCESS: Structured Training for Successful Employment
This is a 3-week class that will expand your opportunities for successful employment by:
-Developing skills that employers are looking for
-Obtain a quality job reference
-Create a functional resume
-Learn about training opportunities
-Build on your strengths
-Find solutions to barriers
The START program provides qualified inmates the opportunity to work toward a skilled trade, be part of a union and enjoy competitive wages and benefits. 90% of the training is on the job, with 10% classroom. START's primary focus is in the construction trades. The program runs for six weeks and inmates meet at the Probation and Parole Office located on Allied Drive in Madison.
Research Projects:
Jail Reentry and Reintegration Processes for Female Offenders.
Study being conducted through UW-Madison Sociology Department. Focus on female inmates and how reentry and reintegration for this population shapes recidivism. The information gained from this research will support practice and policy for the reduction of recidivism in the long term.
Young Children of Jailed Parents
Study being conducted through UW-Madison Human Development & Family Studies, Waisman Center. The study uses developmentally appropriate educational materials to improve child behavioral health and family relationships when parents are in jail. This research will be a valuable asset in helping explore ways children and their families cope with parental incarceration and hopefully help in developing some positive interventions to help prevent additional hardships for this group of high risk individuals.
This study has a second phase which includes introducing new Sesame Street curriculum, "Little children, BIG challenges: incarceration." A kit is issued to participants. The kit consists of a Sesame Street DVD, a guide for parents and caregivers and a Children's storybook.


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By L0rinda
The next expansion will be Journey to Un'goro.
Blizzard have released a short video revealing that, as speculated, the next expansion will be Journey to Un'goro. Four cards from the next set were shown in the reveal video.
The expansion will be released in early April, and will contain 135 cards. It is set in Un'Goro, an area filled with dinosaurs, with a volcano at the heart of the region. The launch of the set will trigger the start of The Year of the Mammoth.
Volcano, adding to the flavour of the set, was the first card to be revealed. It is similar to Elemental Destruction, but not as reliable. While on the subject of Elementals, the word Elemental is going to be used as a tribal name. Many cards will be tagged as Elemental, which presumably will allow for cards that interact with them to be printed, along the same lines as Beast has currently.
The image above only tells half of the story. After Pyros dies as a 6/6, it returns back to hand yet again as a 10/10 that costs 10! This mechanic might imply that there is a focus on value as opposed to tempo, although of course one card is a meaningless sample size! There could also be a Quest to play a certain number of Elemental cards in a game, although it seems unlikely that it would be a Mage Quest.
Adapt is a new keyword, along the lines of discover. There are ten different powers to choose from. Taunt, Windfury, Divine Shield, Cannot be targeted, +3 Attack, Deathrattle: Summon two 1/1 Plants are the six shown in the video. We've also been warned that plants are not just plants, so we can only speculate on what a 1/1 Plant might do.
One of the more interesting features of the new expansion is the Quest mechanic. Quests start in your opening hand and have a big reward for completion. It is displayed in the same place as Secrets, however both players can see the Quest, and how close it is to being completed.
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More reveals will be made on March 17th. Until then, we will just have to speculate as to what else lies in Un'Goro.
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We are a group of friends and serious raiders on EU Twisting Nether looking to recruit skilled like-minded players into our roster for Mythic Legion raids. We will offer a sociable and fun raiding environment while maintaining a strong desire for progression. Our Discord is very active and we encourage all members to chat and play together not only for raids.
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It is hard to precisely evaluate community feeling on the the new system, especially as I personally think they're a step in the right direction, but there are some players who are not keen on the changes. RayC and Xzirez have been the two highest profile players so far to disagree with the change. The issues that people against it have can be summarised as follows: Counter-Queuing: Many top Legends do not like counter-queuing, which is where you change your deck to try to counter your opponent. With the new system meaning you can often play the same person several times in a row, counter-queuing will become an important part of the game.
Early Legend Advantage: People opposed to the changes claim that it overly favours the players who reach Legend early on. The older system made it easier to catch up at the end of the season.
Win Trading: Due to the increased chance of playing against the same opponent, it is now easier to cover your tracks if you lose to a friend many times in a row to boost their ranking.
There does seem to be a majority of players who support the new system however. The ladder system has been a cause of much debate for a long time now, and these changes, alongside the recent addition of ladder floors, seem to show that at the very least, ladder is currently a high priority for Blizzard to get right.
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1996 Ford F-250 QuestionsRefine by vehicle
Happens more than not. Have to almost come to a stop to regain control
when i try to re-crank it acts as if it is still running, finally will do nothing but not turn over as if it isnt getting fuel but after 20 to 30 minutes sitting it restarts without a hitch. What could the problem be?
Front drivers side caliper stuck and wore the rotor to the cooling fins. Obviously overheated. Are the wheel bearings bad?
Master cylinder and brake booster are new and there is no apparent vacuum leak.
example I was in a parking lot creep-in, i gave a little gas,and she was what seems like misfire. shaking,loss of power. thought was water in line. happens on and off. this truck is powerful. and I'm almost done bug-in her out. do you know what this is? I run synthetic mobile one oil. she does not burn oil.
my 96 f-250 that shows in detail how to approach owner replacement of the timing chain, sprockets and tells me anything I need to know in addition to the lame information that chiltons and haynes has in their books.
cool run damn good but middle of day runs like miss fire or fighting to get power & jerks while pushing the gas all the way down. The only codes that show up are (172) & (327) i need my f250 or I"ll be unable to keep a smile on my wife"s face , So please reply A,S,A,P , THX !!!!!!!!!
Truck runs good but when it is hot out it stops and wont start runs good at night when its cooler
It is not letting me submit
somewhere in driveline.could hear it better cruising at like 35 mph.very low geared,but changed the ujoint now its worse.there is a little play where the ujoint fits into the back of the tranny????a bearing????
I have replaced Plugs, Wires, Cap, Button, Air Filter. Removed inspected and replaced Catalytic Converter. Repaired one vacuum leak. Motor starts and idles fine. When taking off Slow it does great. As soon as you try to put the gas down to take off or to pass another vehicle it will accelerate high but goes nowhere. Feels like it is choking and wanting to go but is being held back and restricted. I am not getting any lights flashing in dash and no check engine light. All gauges are reading normal.


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Cancer affects so many of the people we love. In fact, one in two Australians will be diagnosed with cancer by their 85th birthday.
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On May 20, the Northeast Times will celebrate its 30th annual Sports Awards Banquet at Cannstatter's (9130 Academy Road). In next week's edition, the paper will publish a special banquet pullout section highlighting in detail all of this year's winners.
Northeast's finest will be honored at the 29th annual Northeast Sports Awards Banquet this spring.
Staring at fourth-and-5 while nursing a one-score lead with 12 seconds left on the clock, the Archbishop Ryan coaching staff might have faced a gut-wrenching decision. But for one more play at least, the Raiders still had Samir Bullock.
A week after winning its first playoff game in a decade, Archbishop Ryan was no match for mighty Archbishop Wood, falling 35-14 in the Class AAA league title contest.
WHERE: George Washington High School WHEN: Thursday, Nov. 27, 10 a.m. LAST YEAR: Ryan, 21-0 RYAN LEADS SERIES: 27-9-1
Ryan got its first playoff football win since 2004 behind the joint efforts of Samir Bullock and Bobby McDevitt.
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User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/535.19 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/18.0.1017.2 Safari/535.19
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?ctype=xml&id=684819&id=717586&id=717952&id=717997&id=720173&id=721155&id=722098&id=706271&id=705861&id=718203&id=718319&excludefield=attachmentdata
2. See some bug reports in XML.
that can be used to make user copy the content and paste in a field of text, controled by attacker(using clickjacking in obsoletes files viewer).
I don't understand what you mean. You mean that a user may intentionally copy confidential data into a text field? How is that a security issue?
Clickjacking + External sites can get bug reports of users.
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Created attachment 592505 [details]
1. Go to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?bugid=722161&action=viewall.
2. Paste the code in text box.
3. Click in "Go!".
4. See the alert.
Clicjacking + the CSRF could become more easy the informations leak.
Note: This Clickjacking is like the recent patch bug 716283.
only fixing the comment 1, for use the full exploi, you need create a file fullexploit.xml withe the content of the attachment "FULL Exploit", and upload the file to Mozilla developer Network, and click in attachment.
Please and sorry, for last comment. This referer to anouther bug.
Sorry, but this is not a valid issue. First of all, HTML pages are no longer rendered in the Details page, see bug 716283. Secondly, Bugzilla uses the "X-FRAME-OPTIONS: SAMEORIGIN" HTTP header to not be used in iframes from external websites. So your PoC doesn't work, as you can check yourself.
No you did not understand. Go to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?bugid=722161&action=viewall. Like in bug 716283 is possible do phising attacks in obsolete file viewer. Using also a CSRF
No you did not understand. Go to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?bugid=722161&action=viewall. Like in bug 716283 is possible do phising attacks in obsolete file viewer. Using also a CSRF in show_bug.cgi?ctype=xml&id=somebugid(I think is good have a security token). Attack can convence a victim to visit the https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=722161 and drag(if using firefox) or paste the code of iframe in text box.
CSRF from directly viewing show_bug.cgi with ctype=xml? I'm not sure you can actually have a valid CSRF token there, as what would be the referrer in this case? show_bug.cgi normally? That won't work for a variety of reasons, one of which includes the number of automated scripts that just look directly at the XML output.
How would you recommend this problem be fixed?
oh, I wonder if we moved https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?bugid=722161&action=viewall to the attachment base, whether that would fix this or not...
The patch can be the same for bug 716283.
Oh, I see what you mean. Sounds good.
Ah, now I understand better what you mean. Updating the bug summary accordingly.
(In reply to Reed Loden [:reed] (very busy) from comment #12)
> oh, I wonder if we moved
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?bugid=722161&action=viewall to
> the attachment base, whether that would fix this or not...
The problem would be that your credentials wouldn't be available there, and I don't want to make the code even more complex to handle this situation. Better is to display the source code of HTML attachments, for consistency with the "Details" page, and to avoid unexpected interactions between HTML attachments.
Created attachment 594536 [details] [diff] [review]
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Same fix as for the Details page.
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Looks good and works as expected. r=dkl
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I have several buildings in mind that would be perfect, but am certainly open to your suggestions, and I love real estate shopping. Once we find a place, let's talk to Nate Berkus about decorating, he seems like a fun guy to work with.
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As we looked more closely at the disparate shows, we realized that although the plays themselves are incredibly diverse, contemporary productions, whether great or terrible, tend to have a lot in common.
Edinburgh, where every other word seems to be "wee." "Would you fancy a wee cup of coffee, then?" No, I'd like a giant super-deluxe size that Mayor Mike Bloomberg would like to ban, thanks very much, I'm American.
One of the things I adore about theater is the fact that it's so ephemeral. What I do is created in the moment. It exists for that moment of time, andfor that time, it's magic.
Most comics there have done the Fringe, and all had great stories to tell. But two separate female comics in two separate conversations told me I was going to have a lot of fun, then both said, in these exact words, "but you'll cry quite a lot." Cry? I'm going to cry?
If you've never been to the Fringe, let me paint a little picture: imagine being an athlete headed for Olympics, except instead of training for the big event with daily exercise and drills, you down BLT triples, sleep weird hours, and drink like a sailor to cope with stress.
As Scotland's biggest blues band (at full strength we are a 12 piece outfit) it will never be the easiest thing making sure that all components of the show are smoothly coordinated.
I first went to the Edinburgh Festival in 2002, before I'd properly entered the role of stand up comic. At that time I was, more than anything, just a 22-year-old attracted to anywhere that had public toilets older than my country.
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Could you sell your idea to an already existing nursery? Imagine the
possibilities - people drive a distance to visit the nursery...
either they are hungry, or become so smelling the wonderful aromas
wafting from the kitchen area...
Cathy, west central IL, z5b
On Jul 13, 2005, at 9:12 AM, Christopher P. Lindsey wrote:
>> Chris, don't I remember that you once said you wanted to start a
>> restaurant? No one else picked up on it. Looks like you are a
>> good candidate for that as a new career. Don't know just how
>> we can manage an on-line restaurant, but I'm sure if it's possible
>> you will do it.
> Yup! Good memory!
> What I'd really like to do is open a combination nursery/
> restaurant. I
> know it sounds weird, but...
> Imagine a bakery/cafe attached to a nursery. You could shop for
> plants and
> get snacks, eat in the display gardens... Stop by on the way home for
> a loaf of bread and a new Heuchera. ;)
> I've been having problems at work and am so close to quitting.
> Maybe this
> is the time to seriously consider it.
> Of course, I have no knowledge about running a nursery or a
> restaurant!
> Chris
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Anyone got a suggestion on how we could use decking boards to create a
interesting border (i.e. Alan's lawnmower barier)? I have a ton of them
in the back and was thinking of adding them to my garage sale. Thinking
some creative cuts- placement- something - Vera could use them as a
Any thoughts? Anyone ever do anything like this?
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From: Vera Metzke <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 10:42:34 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Identification help?
Oh Donna -
You do make me smile! What she isn't telling you is I work at the women's
prison in an office but tons of restrictions! Inmates have more rights!
Cone flowers are from seed out "there". Bee balm Alan bought me from the
Graymont nursery I told you about! Turtle head is from you - the one I
declared dead - maybe we should rename it Resurrected turtle head! Hot
lips....ready when you are! When we do your mom's flowers? All 3 of those
are in the front perennial garden. Bee balm is about to move to the back
and some in front. It is too close to the street and Alan's mower is
endangering it? That and the "busy" neighbor who has nothing to do but wait
till I have a weed grow 4 inches high - calls village hall to report us!
WE do miss our darling Barney - golden retriever/yellow lab mix did leave a
major void but his gardening skills were....help dig and than when it is
planted - dig it back up and eat it! That is the reason for so many of the
"ditch lily"! Those were his favorite stealth area! Like a 95 pound dog
can be stealth! LOL I have started the majority of the back garden in the
perimeter security run he created. Little stinker would even check the
gates to see that they were locked and secured. He didn't want out just
didn't want anyone sneaking in on him!
Sorry rambling!
Everyone - really thanks loads...I will be busy checking all these sites and
changing the names to be more accurate!
Oh - seeds or whatever...yes...would love anything to help fill the yard -
there is an area at least 50 foot by approximately 75 to cover? Now that
would get Alan's attention! LOL
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> If she got the coneflower from me- it is White Swan, same on the bee
> balm ( Monarda fistulosa ) and the turtle head (Chelone obliqua
> -although I also have hotlips, but don't think I gave that to her last
> year) Can't tell from the pictures if it in the front or back yard....
> Vera is not allowed to be on line during her work time... so we will
> have to wait to find out. LOL! (BTW, Chris might be able to change her
> log in at work to lighten up the restrictions so she can read her
> email.... I know, out of the question, if it was possible..)
> BTW, since the passing of Barney (her dog) and recent addition of Allie
> (the cat) - she can once again garden in the backyard.... and since she
> would NEVER post this... I will.... got extra's or seeds - send them to
> her ... lotsa room, limited funds.... I loaded up her van last fall and
> this spring and we haven't made a dent..... I have a few things started
> in the holding bed for her but it was raining too much on Sat for us to
> dig them up to take home....sigh.
> Donna
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My soul cried out for a place of spaciousnessUncontaminated by duty or urgency;A place visited by mid-wives of the unexpected…A land worthy of fallownessWhere even my oldest tearsFeel welcome.In a forest safe from progress,Earth untrammeled by hollow pursuits,Each clean breath a balm for stubborn wounds;A climate eager to nurse uncertainties;An ever-present witness to the mysterious heartbeatOf our belonging.
- From "Why I Came"
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Since 1990, the Wide Sky Men's Council has provided a sacred circle, a space within which men are safe to put down their swords and armor. Within this container, men can simply Be, shoulder to shoulder, face to face.
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All new cars could have V2V tech by 2023
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently published a proposed rule to require all new vehicles to have vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication capabilities. It's not an official requirement yet, but if it goes into effect in 2019 — a likely timeline for rules like this — manufacturers would be able to phase the technology into their fleets over a… Read More
Netgear's Orbi might be the best Wi-Fi router I've ever used
I'm rarely this excited about a wi-fi router. I've used Apple gear for years now, replacing Airport after Airport until I found I hit a wall. My house is made of wood, brick, and lathe with a little horsehair and metal sheeting thrown in so I was unable to get good Wi-Fi throughout. I ran powerline Ethernet to the attic and added an Airport Express to speed things up but I was… Read More
New York subway is offering free ebooks (and Wi-Fi) for your commute
In an effort to highlight its upcoming launch of more in-train Wi-Fi (not to be confused with in-train cricket attacks), the New York MTA, Transit Wireless, and publishing powerhouse Penguin Random House are getting together to release ebooks and articles timed to your commute. This project mirrors a product launched in London last year. As The Digital Reader notes, even Governor Cuomo is in… Read More
Google's Project Fi subscribers now get high-speed wireless data when traveling internationally
Google's Project Fi wireless service has long allowed its subscribers to take their phones to more than 135 countries without having to worry about getting a huge bill for international data usage. That's because international data is simply included in the company's plans without a surcharge. Until now, though, you would only get 2G speeds when traveling abroad, but… Read More
Chevy cuts 4G LTE data price in half
In the past two years, more than 2 million Chevrolet cars with 4G LTE data connections have been sold, and, according to GM, those connections have chewed through 3 million gigabytes of data. Now each of those bytes will cost half as much, because Chevrolet is dropping the price of its data by 50 percent. Where a 1 GB per month plan used to cost $20, now it's $10. Annual plans are… Read More
Facebook's OpenCellular is a new open-source wireless access platform for remote areas
Facebook is clearly very serious about its mission to connect the world and in the process, it has launched solar-powered drones that use lasers to connect to each other and the ground, and more prosaic efforts like new antennas for covering both urban and rural areas. Today, Facebook is expanding this work with the launch of OpenCellular, a new open source hardware and software project that… Read More
Li-Fi Probably Won't Be The New Wi-Fi For Most People
Long restricted to the academic domain, Li-Fi, a light-based data delivery method is suddenly getting all sorts of attention. An Estonian startup Velmenni recently tested an commercial implementation and found it to be superior to Wi-Fi in almost every way – except as something you and I will probably ever use. Velmenni's technology, called Jungru, uses an LED bulb and transmits… Read More
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Solving The Persistent Security Threats For The Internet Of Things
The security problem — and, just as important, the security risks that consumers perceive in internet-connected devices — represents a real threat to the hundreds of millions of dollars companies are pouring into connected devices of all stripes. Read More
Dojo Is Designed To Protect Your Smart Home From Itself
Israeli startup Dojo-Labs has it eye on securing the connected smart home from the threat posed by, well, all the devices that comprise the connected smart home… Read More
Luma, Quite Improbably, Makes Wi-Fi Setup Fun
Wi-fi setup is usually pretty easy: you find a space in the house, hire a team of radio experts to scan it for dead spots and an entire IT team to manage security and QoS. Then you try to connect from the back patio and discover that you can't watch YouTube from the picnic table. To remedy this Dr. Paul Judge and Mike Van Bruinisse created Luma. This tiny Wi-Fi hotspot connects using a… Read More
Smart Wireless Router eero Gains FCC Approval, But Delays Product Due To Manufacturing Challenges
Wireless router startup eero had several announcements for its supporters this morning, including an official FCC approval, and a delay in shipment of its product to early next year. The company also disclosed it had raised somewhere in the neighborhood of $35 million in funding from Playground Global, Redpoint Ventures and Shasta Ventures. The startup didn't want to talk exact… Read More
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Congress Can Fuel Tech Growth
Without prompt action from lawmakers and regulators, much of what fuels a critical segment of the U.S. economy — especially tech-savvy California — is at risk. U.S. wireless networks and the companies that rely on world-class connectivity could experience stagnation or decline due to a shortage of spectrum. Estimates suggest that agencies hold as much as 70 percent of the spectrum… Read More
SMC Adds New Draft 802.11n Devices
Irvine, California-based network hardware company SMC recently added a new Draft 802.11n router, access point, and USB adapter to its lineup. The SMCWGBR14-N router includes a 4-port 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit LAN switch, draft 802.11n wireless, hardware firewall, WPA/WPA2 encryption, and a USB2.0 print server. It retails for $174.99. You can connect to the router with the SMCWEB-N access point… Read More
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Sonos and now Denon seem to have the most… Read More
Belkin N1 Vision Router Available Later This Month
Belkin's N1 Vision wireless router has recently been announced and if you're the type of supergeek who likes speedometers, bandwidth usage meters, and other various readables, you're gonna love this router. That is, of course, if you can stomach the $199 it'll take to buy this thing when it comes out later this month. If you can, you'll enjoy some drafty… Read More
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Belkin Wi-Fi Phone For Skype
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Apple expected to release iOS 10 public beta today
Following the release of the second iOS 10 Developer Beta earlier this week, Apple is expected to be releasing the first public beta of iOS 10 for non-developers through its Apple Software Beta Program. Unveiled last month at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, iOS 10 is being billed as the biggest iOS update that Apple has ever released, with major redesigns and enhancements to Music, Maps, Messages, and News, an entirely new lock screen, today widget, and notification system, and breakthrough on-device intelligence for face, scene, and object recognition in the Photos app. Users who have already signed up for the Apple Software Beta Program should be able to log in and download the new versions later today; users who haven't signed up can do so at the same site. [via CNET]
Apple releases fifth developer betas for iOS 9.3.3, tvOS 9.2.2
Apple has released the fifth developer betas for iOS 9.3.3 and tvOS 9.2.2, in parallel with the iOS 10 and tvOS 10 development cycle. As with prior betas, the sparse release notes and minor version numbers suggest that the betas are primarily focused on bug fixes and performance improvements. The minimal list of "Known Issues" in the release notes as compared to prior betas suggest that both versions may be nearing final release and will likely be the last updates in the iOS 9 and tvOS 9 series before the release of iOS 10 and tvOS 10 in the fall. The new betas are available to registered developers from Apple's Developer Site; those developers who installed the necessary beta configuration profiles for the prior beta cycle should also automatically see the new betas appear as an over-the-air update.
New alleged iPhone 7 renderings show more angles, lack of headphone jack
A new set of renderings, said to be of the upcoming iPhone, has recently been posted by NowhereElse. The renderings back up previous rumors that Apple is doing away with the headphone jack and adding a dual-lens camera to its larger model. The casing designs also show a larger camera hole on the smaller model—again, consistent with previous leaks—and the phone's antenna lines moved to the edges, as has been seen before.
WSJ: New iPhones to bump base model storage up to 32GB
Starting with this fall's new iPhone release, Apple will be bumping the base storage of the entry level model to 32GB, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal. Citing a person familiar with Apple's iPhone plans, the report notes that the new starting point for the iPhone will be 32GB, although there is no discussion of what other capacities will be available, making it unclear whether Apple plans to increase the capacities of other models accordingly or not. The report also touches on a number of other rumored features on the upcoming iPhone, noting that two main selling points for the device will likely be "improved water resistance and a thinner design."
Apple releases second developer betas for iOS 10, tvOS 10 + watchOS 3
Apple has released the second developer betas for iOS 10, tvOS 10, and watchOS 3. The second round of betas is intended to allow developers to continue working on the new features and APIs first debuted at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference last month, with the unveiling of each of the major new operating system releases; the second round of betas likely continues to refine the experience from the first round of betas, with the release notes indicating several items fixed in each beta, as well as the introduction of promised features such as auto unlock for watchOS 3 and macOS Sierra users, the Emergency SOS feature for the Apple Watch, an updated design for Apple Music in tvOS 10, and improvements to Apple Music in iOS 10. The updates are available to registered developers from Apple's Developer Site; those developers who installed the necessary beta configuration profiles for the prior beta cycle should also automatically see the new betas appear as an over-the-air update.
Apple lays out 'differential privacy' plan for data collection
Apple is working to explain its new "differential privacy" method of collecting enough user information to make its products more useful while still protecting user privacy, Recode reports. Data collection will begin with the rollout of iOS 10, but will be entirely opt-in, allowing users to decide whether they're willing to trade a little privacy in return for added functionality. Those opting in will allow Apple to see new words added to their local dictionaries, emojis they type, deep links used inside apps, and hints within notes.
Report: New iPhone's space gray to be 'much darker color'
Tipsters have indicated that the space gray version of the new "iPhone 7" will be a "much darker color" than that on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, Apple Insider reports. There is already some variability in Apple's space gray from product to product, with the space gray on the Apple Watch Sport quite a bit darker than that on the iPhone 6 or 6s. But citing trusted sources, Macotakara's Danbo told the site that the darker shade will be nearly black, refuting earlier claims that space gray was being ditched for a "deep blue" color. Sources who claim to have seen the next-generation iPhone's colors are said to have mistaken the darker space gray for a blue.
Apple confirms iOS 10 kernel was left open to improve performance
Apple has confirmed to TechCrunch that the opening up of the iOS 10 kernel was an intentional decision on its part, citing performance optimizations as the main motivator for the move. Speaking to TechCrunch, an Apple spokesperson noted that "The kernel cache doesn't contain any user info, and by unencrypting it we're able to optimize the operating system's performance without compromising security."
Apple leaves iOS 10 kernel open to scrutiny
Security researchers examining the first iOS 10 Developer Preview beta have discovered that Apple has taken the unusual step of leaving the new operating system's kernel open to examination, according to a new report by MIT Technology Review. The iOS kernel — the heart of Apple's mobile operating system — has always been encrypted in the past, making it more difficult for security researchers to reverse engineer the software to look for flaws or exploits in the code. While the report speculates that it's possible this may have been an oversight on Apple's part for this first developer preview release, it would be difficult to believe that Apple's engineers would make such a basic error, leading many researchers to speculate that this is actually a bold move by Apple to open up the operating system to more scrutiny by third parties.
Judge throws out 'Error 53' lawsuit against Apple
A judge has thrown out the class-action lawsuit against Apple over 'Error 53' messages that temporarily left some users' iPhone locked, Fortune reports. After users who had third-party repairs to their iPhone's Touch ID sensor began seeing their phones rendered useless upon updating to iOS 9 in February, Apple quickly released a patch to fix the issue and offered to reimburse customers who has been forced to pay for out-of-warranty replacements for their devices.
Chinese company in iPhone patent fight is all but defunct
The company that won a major patent ruling against Apple in Beijing last week barely even exists, The Wall Street Journal reports. Last week the Beijing Intellectual Property Office ruled that iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus models infringe upon the design of Baili's 100C phone. Since that ruling, phone calls to the company in question — Shenzhen Baili Marketing Services Co. — ring unanswered. The company's websites are gone and visits to its registered addresses turned up no company offices.
WSJ: iPhone to see modest changes this year, eliminate headphone jack
A new report from The Wall Street Journal is adding weight to several recent rumors suggesting that the next-generation iPhone, expected to be released this fall, will see only subtle changes, essentially breaking Apple's two-year iPhone redesign cycle. Citing sources familiar with the matter, as well as other recent analysts, the WSJ is confirming with some confidence that Apple's long-rumored plans to drop the headphone jack are likely to come to fruition with this next-generation model, but that any other large changes will be held back to 2017 — the year that also happens to be the tenth anniversary of the release of the original iPhone.
Chinese patent ruling may force Apple to stop selling iPhone 6/6 Plus in Beijing
Apple may have to halt sales of its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in China after a the company was ruled to violate patent rights of a Chinese company, Bloomberg reports. The Beijing Intellectual Property Office ruled the iPhones infringe upon Baili's 100C phone (which doesn't look that similar to Apple's iPhones). The decision only affects Beijing, but it could be used as precedent in China. Apple can appeal the ruling, and the report notes the company "could be allowed to continue selling its phones during the process."
Continuity: iOS and watchOS features for macOS Sierra
This week's WWDC keynote also saw the unveiling of the next-generation version of OS X — now renamed as "macOS" to match its mobile counterparts (and likely to avoid confusion with iOS 10). macOS Sierra introduced a number of new "Continuity" features to build upon the tight integration between Apple's Macs and iOS devices. Apple SVP Craig Federighi outlined several new features including automatic unlocking, Universal Clipboard, iCloud Desktop and Documents synchronization, and Apple Pay for Safari, all of which tie a user's Mac into a closer relationship with their iOS and watchOS devices, and make it possible to work seamlessly across multiple devices. Here's a closer look at those "crossover" features.
iOS 10 now allows users to remove most of Apple's own built-in apps
One of the many smaller but welcome new features in iOS 10 that wasn't mentioned in yesterday's keynote will be the ability to remove most of Apple's own built-in stock apps from the iOS Home Screen, using the same process as deleting third-party apps. The ability to remove these apps is seen in the iOS 10 beta and has been noted by Apple. Not all apps appear to be eligible for deletion, however, including both obvious exceptions like Settings and App Store as well as apps that have a more "core" function such as Wallet, Camera, Photos, Activity, Clock, Phone, Messages, and Safari..
Apple to use Intel modem chips in next iPhone
Apple is reportedly planning to use chips from Intel as modem chips in some versions it next-generation iPhone model, Bloomberg reports. The Intel chips will replace the Qualcomm chips that have traditionally been used in prior iPhone models for GSM versions of the iPhone used on the U.S. AT&T network and some overseas markets, according to people familiar with the matter. Verizon iPhones will apparently continue to use Qualcomm chips for their CDMA network, as will iPhones sold in China.
Rumor: Apple to release 'Deep Blue' iPhone 7 color option?
A new report from Mac Otakara claims that the Apple will be releasing a "deep blue" color option for the next-generation "iPhone 7" expected to be released this fall, as an addition to the current silver, gold, and rose gold color options, although its source claims that is is "highly likely" that the space gray option will be discontinued in favor of the new deep blue color. The report also notes that the LCD glass surface of the new model will be the same as that of the current models.
Unicode Consortium approves 72 new emoji
The Unicode Consortium has approved 72 new emoji for inclusion in the Unicode 9.0 standard, scheduled for release this month, expanding on the existing base of 1,601 emoji with a handful of new symbols that have long been requested. The new emoji build on existing themes, such as facial expressions, animals, and food, and a new roster of sports and medal-style characters have also been introduced in time for the Rio Olympics. Specific new emoji include a selfie, shrugs, clowns, face palms, and rolling-on-the-floor-laughing, while new animals include bats, rhinos, owls, and sharks. Croissants, pancakes, bacon, avocados, and kiwi fruit will be added to the food roster. Although the Unicode 9.0 standard becomes official this month, Apple will still have to add support for the new emoji to iOS. With the announcement of iOS 10 around the corner, it's unclear whether these will appear in a coming point update to iOS 9 or whether users will have to wait until iOS 10, likely in the fall, before seeing the new characters.
Apple to push 'new' iPhone cycle from two to three years?
A new story from Nikkei confidently states what many following the so-called "iPhone 7" leaks have been thinking — Apple appears to be pushing its usual two years between full model changes to a three-year cycle. While Nikkei doesn't cite any Apple sources in making the claim, the new iPhone seems to have the same dimensions as the iPhone 6s and certainly looks more like a minor improvement to the current model than a dramatically new device in its own right, with camera upgrades expected to be the major new feature. Tech analysts and journalists alike see the 2017 iPhone as the next great leap forward, with that model thought to be getting an improved edge-to-edge display, embedded Touch ID sensor, possible wireless charging and perhaps an all-glass body.
Apple sued by Caltech over Wi-Fi patents
The California Institute of Technology has sued Broadcom and Apple over use of the school's encoding and decoding patents in Broadcom's Wi-Fi chips, Patently Apple reports. Apple has used Broadcom's technology since 2012 in most of its devices, including the iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air, Apple Watch and others.


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|8th Conference of Southern African Dutch Studies
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|Bloemfontein, South Africa
|Start Date:
|29-Jun-2014 - 02-Jul-2014
|Anthea van Jaarsveld
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|Meeting Description:
|The strong comparative tradition of South African Dutch studies comes to the fore in the theme of 2014.
The focus of this conference is the Dutch language and how it relates to other languages, cultures, disciplines, new media and tuition. One of the main aims is the teaching of Dutch as a foreign language (Nederlands als Vreemde Taal), but since the conference theme is 'Dutch in conversation with...', delegates are welcome to deliver a paper on any topic concerning Dutch and a combined interest.
Venue and Registration:
The conference will be held at the Black Mountain Hotel (www.blackmountainhotel.co.za) which also offers accommodation during the event. Accommodation costs are estimated at ZAR 878 per night. The conference venue is located outside of Bloemfontein, the capital of the Orange Free State province.
The conference fee, also payable in South African Rand, will cost ZAR 1500. The congress fee will include teas and meals during the conference as well as the gala dinner.
For more information on how to register, flights to and from Bloemfontein and payments, please follow this link: http://savn.z2a.co.za/Inligting-NL.aspx
Keynote Speakers:
The keynote speakers will be announced on the conference website by the 10 March 2014.
Language of Conference:
Though English contributions will be welcomed, the working languages of the conference will be Dutch and Afrikaans.
By 10 March, the abstracts of the keynote speakers, the programme structure as well as the registration documents will also be available on the conference webpage.
|Linguistic Subfield:
|Applied Linguistics; Language Acquisition; Ling & Literature; Translation
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