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When we first heard about the Burner iPhone app, which allows users to create disposable phone numbers, last week, one of our first thoughts was, "Wow, criminals are going to love this!" But it turns out the service works well for the good guys, too.
Case-in-point: Jake Gillum, a 28-year-old graduate student and self-described "blue-collar guy" from Portland, Oregon, recently used Burner to set up a "home-made sting" operation to get back his stolen bicycle.
Less than a week after Gillum's 2009 Fuji Team road bike — which is worth about $2,500, including upgraded components — went missing, Gillum found the bike for sale on the Seattle, Washington, section of Craigslist. Gillum then used a disposable Burner number to contact the thief, and set up the sting at a shopping center in Seattle.
"I was afraid the thief would notice if I had Portland's 503 area code," Gillum told Digital Trends in an email. "I was planning on buying a pre-paid cell phone, registering it with a Seattle zip code. Phone companies assign area codes according to the address you register it with. I actually was on my way to buy a phone, and my friend texted me to tell me I could do it for $1.99 on my iPhone. It was my friend's idea to use Burner.
"Burner lets the user pick any area code. I chose Seattle's 206, and it assigned me the rest of the numbers. From that point, all of my texts and phone calls appeared to come from Seattle. The guy had no clue what was coming down."
Gillum says that Burner was "very intuitive to use" and "worked very well," but he does have one complaint: "I saved the thief's phone number as 'bike thief,'" he says. "My friends and I were testing the app, and they were calling me. Every single phone number that called me through the app also popped up with 'bike thief' as the same name. It was a little confusing, but we figured it out."
As you can see in the video (below), Gillum and his friends successfully connected with "Craig," the alleged bike thief. Sure enough, Craig showed up, girlfriend in tow, with Gillum's bicycle. When Gillum accused Craig of stealing the bike, Craig quickly denied the allegations — and then the chase began.
NOTE: Gillum goes by the name "Simon" in the video. He says this was simply the fake name he used to deal with the alleged bike thief. Also, this video contains some NSFW language.
Gillum says he and his friends decided to confront Craig alone after the police told him they might not show up. Instead, they met up with Craig first, then asked him "stupid questions" for about 40 minutes while they waited for the police to arrive. When officers failed to show, Gillum says he simply changed his plan.
"I thought, 'I can beat him up. F**k it,'" says Gillum. He then went to a nearby bank — Gillum told Craig he needed to get the cash — and asked a teller to call mall security. Finally, Gillum and crew went out to confront the alleged thief. Luckily, says Gillum, the standoff didn't result in violence.
"I'm glad it didn't come down to it, but we were ready for a fight," he says. "I had running shoes on. I had thick Carhartt pants on. I wore a sweatshirt to look bigger. I even grew out my beard to look tougher/older. Again, we had no plans to break the law, but we were prepared for the worst."
Though Craig never admitted to actually stealing the bike — just to selling property he knew was stolen, a crime for which he was arrested — Gillum says he believes Craig was the real thief.
"While the guy is claiming that he bought it on Craigslist, I am almost certain he is the original thief," says Gillum. "I have no hard evidence of this, which is why he's being charged for 'Involuntary Trafficking of Stolen Property' up in Seattle. He's not being charged in Portland…
"However, let's face the facts: he lives a few blocks away from where it was stolen. We passed his car on the freeway on the way to the meet-up. He had a $2,500 bike that was stolen on 8/3/12, and he posted this bike on 8/7/12 (first post I saw, but he may have done one earlier… he put one up on the 10th as well). He is claiming that in a four-day period, he bought a bike on Craigslist for dirt cheap. He then decides to drive his new bike to Seattle and sell it?"
In the end, Gillum just hopes that his experience will help dissuade others from stealing bicycles.
"I want thieves to be afraid of people like me," he says. "I'm not a victim, and that's because I stood up for myself. Don't mess with cyclists."
Update: For more information on Gillum's story, see his Reddit post here. Also, it turns out that so-called Craig had a number of other bikes loaded onto his car prior to his arrest. Check out the photos to see if any of these bikes belong to you or anyone you know.
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Sneak Peek: El Gorgo! #3 Is Coming!
Posted by Tom Mason Categories: Editorials, Independent,
Great Googly Moogly! Writer Mike McGee and artist Tamas Jakab are prepping the third issue of their creation, El Gorgo! If you're already on board with the "world's greatest Luchador gorilla" read no further, but if you haven't checked out these whacked-out, Kirby-inspired, cosmic adventures yet, what the heck are you waiting for?
The creators put each issue up on the El Gorgo! website for free-reading, but they also create a print version for those of us who still like to hold printed matter in our hands. And the print version is nice too - quality paper and vibrant colors make El Gorgo leap from the page. And since he has enough power and courage to kick a dinosaur in the face, you'd better duck.
The color cover and the first 11 pages of the impending third issue - "The Hour of Dagon" - are up at the El Gorgo! site right now. They're in black and white, but they'll be in color when the issue's finished.
If you're feeling like the third issue might be too difficult a spot to join in, fear not. Mike and Tamas have posted the complete first and second issues of El Gorgo! for free-reading.
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Viacom Purchases Ninja Turtles For $60 Million
Posted by Robin Paulson Categories: Independent,
Someone break the pizza out—we're having a party with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!
Media conglomerate Viacom (which owns Nickelodeon, MTV, Paramount) recently purchased the rights to the crime-fighting crew for a cool $60 million. Previously owned by Mirage Studios and 4Kids Networks, $10 million of the payment went to terminating the rights 4Kids currently has, which was set to naturally expire in 2012 (because Viacom doesn't quite have the patience to wait three more years).
Inking the expensive deal comes 25 years after creators Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman (Mirage Studios) self-published the very first TMNT comic. Cowabunga!
To justify the price tag, Viacom plans for an upcoming 2012 film, as well as an accompanying CGI television series. Oh those businessmen—they're so savvy.
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Forgotten Comics: Howard Chaykin's Cody Starbuck
Posted by Tom Mason Categories: Reviews, Independent,
Mike Friedrich was one of the talents of the 1970s and 1980s who changed the comic book business for the better. Dean Mullaney, Phil Seuling, Bud Plant and several others belong on that list as well as several people I'm forgetting. Mike started out as a comic book fan, became a freelance writer for DC and Marvel, transitioned to publishing with his own company (Star*Reach) and later became an agent, turning Star*Reach into an agency representing artists and writers. As a freelancer, he knew well the contracts (and contractual problems) at the major companies. As a publisher he provided an alternative venue for creators to pursue projects DC and Marvel either didn't want or wouldn't let the creators own. That may not sound like a big deal, but back in the day if you wanted to tell stories outside of the standard Marvel-DC superhero template, or found yourself on the outs with those two companies, you had almost no alternatives until Star*Reach and Eclipse came along.
When Friedrich became an agent he was able to turn his experience loose on behalf of other creators to negotiate better deals. I've read comics Mike wrote, I've read comics that he published, and a couple of times I've been across the virtual negotiating table from him. [I won't name names, but at the initial Ultraverse Founders conference in Scottsdale AZ, he quite rightly had his client wait in the hall while he finished negotiating via phone his client's UV contract. My job at the time was to nod sycophantically and supervise the snack trays for the conference; Dave Olbrich did the actual nuts and bolts negotiating.]
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Simpsons Comics #158: Chuck Dixon and Phil Ortiz
Posted by Tom Mason Categories: Reviews, Independent,
Chuck Dixon has been responsible for some of the manliest comic books in the direct market. From his work on Airboy to Punisher and Batman, his characters know how to take a punch and keep punching back (sometimes accessorizing with big guns).
Dixon is now at Bongo Comics where he writes Simpsons Comics. When you're working on corporate comics, you're always answerable to the corporate owners about how best to handle their characters. When you're working a licensed property—whether it's Farscape, Star Trek, or Terminator—there's yet another corporate layer added into the "Please me" mix: the corporation that controls the license. Sometimes the actors step in as well. A well-known Star Trek actor had it in his contract that artists couldn't draw the top of his bald head too pointy. That's right: he had baldness approval. So it's never easy working on licensed properties and I admire those who do it and do it well. Like Chuck Dixon.
At first glance, he might seem an odd choice for The Simpsons universe—the Batman writer tackling America's favorite yellow cartoon people—but he's a professional writer and that's what they do: write. In Simpsons Comics #158, Homer is outraged that his newly won hot tub violates the Homeowner's Association rules so he's convinced to run for President of the Association in the conveniently upcoming election. Once he wins, it all goes horribly awry in the best Simpsons manner.
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The Best "Parker" Adaptation Ever From Darwyn Cooke
Posted by Kris Madden Categories: Reviews, Independent,
The Hunter follows a one-man-tough-guy army bent on revenge named Parker. After a job goes bad and his wife tries to kill him, Parker sets out to take back what was his and set things right. Parker's world is New York circa 1962, a world before cell phones, before VHS, before the Beatles; a place where the bad guys and the good guys stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the police department, the political arena, and even the subway slums.
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Female Force Series Includes JK Rowling and Stephenie Meyers
Posted by Robin Paulson Categories: Editorials, Independent,
Bluewater Comics recently announced a JK Rowling edition of their Female Force series, set for a December release.
Unfortunately for Harry Potter fans, Twilight creator Stephenie Meyers is ahead of that curve, having her own biographical issue released in November.
While I have not had the privilege of reading the Hilary Clinton nor Sarah Palin issues, I just can't bring myself to give the series a chance. Maybe it's the awkward art, or perhaps it's just the title, Female Force—whatever it is, I can't imagine as to why either sets of fanatics will be willing to shell out money for it. Let's see if the Potterheads and Twihards prove us wrong.
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Doc Savage, Lester Dent and Hard Case Crime
Posted by Tom Mason Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Independent,
You might already know Lester Dent. He's the creator of Doc Savage (which he wrote under the pseudonym of Kenneth Robeson). Doc was a very successful pulp hero (and later star of a line of equally successful paperback reprints of his pulp adventures). Sadly, the magical success of Doc in the pulps has never transitioned well to neither comics nor the movies.
What you may not know is that Dent also wrote a hard-boiled crime novel called Honey In His Mouth. It doesn't star Doc Savage.
One of my favorite publishers, Hard Case Crime, publishes hard-boiled crime paperbacks. Some of them are new, but some are reissues of old classics that are worth rediscovering again. Their backlist of stuff is incredible and includes works by Lawrence Block, Richard S. Prather, David Drake, Max Allan Collins, Roger Zelazny and Donald E. Westlake. All their books feature great cover paintings that recall the classic hardboiled style of paperbacks from a couple of generations past.
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Weekend Reading: Disney, Marvel, Wolfman, Claremont, Starlin And The Lost Silver Surfer Novel!
Posted by Tom Mason Categories: Editorials, DC Comics, Independent, Marvel Comics,
What a week, huh? Disney bought Marvel and everyone's wondering how this will finally address their pet Marvel peeve. Before you get all fan-ish with what this means now and will mean in the future - they own the Ultraverse! They own Crossgen! They have to do this! They have to do that! They can hire Alan Moore! They'll clean up Marvel! They'll rollback prices! You should run over and read Steven Grant's very perceptive take on the buyout in his Permanent Damage column. He's a sharp guy and he makes excellent points.
In the meantime, there was other stuff for avid lurkers to check out and peruse in their spare time. Let's take a look:
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Becky Cloonan Launches KGB Site
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American Virgin and Pixu writer/artist Becky Cloonan has just launched the site for her latest web comic, KGB.
Hwan Cho, Cloonan's friend and collaborative mind behind the series, said of the comic, "[It's] an epic tale within the Korean music scene in the 90's. Full of sweat, love and DANCE!"
Set to premiere next week, September 9, the site currently lists and profiles the characters of the story; the comic is expected to be updated weekly.
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Review: Dethklok vs. the Goon
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The Alliance of the Serpent, a cult that uses inbreeding of royals to bring about the Anti-Christ, finally has the vessel they need to create a rift in the fabric of the universe. That vessel is William Murderface, the ill tempered, self-loathing bassist of heavy metal superband, Dethklok.
Who are Dethklok you ask? Why none other than the incompetent, inept, and metal stars of the hit Adult Swim cartoon, Metalocalypse. Dethklok consists of the aforementioned Murderface, Front Man and lyrical genius Nathan Explosion, Lead Guitarist Skwissgar Skwigelf, Rhythm Guitarist Toki Wartooth, and Drummer Pickles. The band has a fanbase that is so devoted that they often put themselves in physical danger to see the band. The band's actions have attracted the attention of an "illuminati" like organization called the Tribunal, who constantly try to destroy Dethklok only to have the plan (most times literally) explode in their face. Okay now that that's out of the way, back to the review…
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Sunbeam Automaton Review
Have you been looking for a new chassis to hold all your expensive computer components? Well there are a couple of things to pay attention to when you are looking for a new case. First, the looks need to suit your needs; you do not want to have a case that is an eye sore to look at every time you walk into your computer room. The next thing that is important to look for in a case is the performance. This is going to be a selling point for the extreme computer enthusiasts, as you need to have a case that is going to provide some good airflow, allowing you to run cooler temperatures. If you are running higher temperatures, your components could end their life earlier than expected. The Sunbeam Automaton case not only looks good, but it also looks like it is going to be able to cool the components quite well with the large fan on the side of the case. I am curious to see exactly how well this case is going to perform, not to mention how well she looks when we take a closer look.
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The box that Sunbeam used to market the Automaton case is a very simplistic blue package that easily shows off the case. Both the front and the back of the package look exactly the same, showing the case from an angle that displays the front and the side that contains a window with a fan. The Sunbeam logo is displayed in the top left-hand corner, while the Automaton case name is printed below it in a wavy font that makes you think of wind blowing on the words. There is text underneath that reads "Aluminum Chassis", letting you know two things; the case is going to be very light weight and sturdy materials have been used for the overall case design. On one side of the package you'll find a list of specifications, while on the second side you'll find a list of features, along with a picture of the front IO panel that is located on top of the case.
When I opened up the package to pull out the case and saw how it was protected, I was quite impressed with the precautions Sunbeam used. Molded styrofoam keeps the case intact during shipment and a plastic bag wrapped around the case helps prevent against scratches. Once you get those two pieces of protection off the case, there is a second layer of plastic on the case. This is a single-sided sticky wrap that further ensures there are no scratches on the case and makes sure that no fingerprints get on the ultra shiny gloss of the Automaton's paint job when you remove it from the packaging.
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Take some 5,000 people of all ages, gather them together on the banks of the Sea of Galilee, have them share a campsite, and play music for and with them for three days. Then watch all of them leave with a goofy smile plastered across their faces.
That's the magic of the Jacob's Ladder Spring Festival in Israel.
The 37th Jacob's Ladder recently took place at Nof Ginosar and everyone – from artists to organizers, participants to vendors – has already begun counting down the days until the next one.
Jacob's Ladder is an annual international event that usually takes place in May. It is a three-day music extravaganza featuring 40 bands playing folk rock, country, Irish and Celtic, blues, bluegrass and world music.
"This is one of the most unique festivals by far," James Abrams, of the Canadian band The Abrams Brothers, tells ISRAEL21c. "It's also one of the few festivals we really hope to continue playing at year after year."
There's music – bands, impromptu jam sessions and workshops. There are also dance lessons, a story tent for children, yoga and tai chi, swimming, a crafts fair and a circus tent.
"When I'm planning the program I always put something for every age," says Yehudit Vinegrad, who, together with her husband Menachem, launched the Jacob's Ladder Festival.
It started as a small event geared toward the English-speaking community in Israel. Over the years, the festival has grown to include native Israelis, all immigrant communities in Israel and international guests.
Yet it has maintained its special atmosphere even with its growing audience: family-oriented, courteous and peaceful.
"Parents have a feeling of safety in the festival, a safe atmosphere for children," says Vinegrad. "The oldest people coming to the festival came when they were young and they're bringing their children and grandchildren."
Just take a look at the festival rules and you'll see that this is not your typical Israeli event.
Rule Number One: Please move away from the audience to smoke, and do not smoke in the sitting areas during performances.
Other rules include sharing your chairs or mats at outdoor concert venues, keeping the campsites quiet in the evening and morning, no blocking other people's views, barbecuing only in designated areas, and being careful to save water when showering.
"The atmosphere is like going abroad. We're proud of our prevalent Anglo-Saxon culture and behavior. People who come into it see the example around them and act fittingly. If you go into a calm atmosphere, then you're calm," says Vinegrad. "What we do at the festival is our contribution to Israeli society; it's for everyone."
Musician Shay Tochner, who has played at every festival since its launch, says people who attend one festival are hooked for life. "It definitely is like a family, with new additions to the family every year. Normally joining the family is [a] one-way [street] — very few leave after having joined and thus it grows every year," he says.
International artists taking part this year in addition to the Abrams Brothers included Americans Randall Williams, Freebo, Jason Feddy (also of the UK), Mikey Pauker and Marc Black.
Vinegrad says that even before this year's event came to a close, she had musicians – international and local – begging her for a place on the schedule for next year's event.
Considering this is Israel's (if not the world's) friendliest folk festival, who wouldn't want to take part?


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2. In between filming will be the perfect opportunity to visit London to research the 18th-Century poet-painter William Blake, the hero of my graphic novel The Poet and the Flea. I plan to visit Blake's grave as well as various museums that house his works. Seeing his works in person would be life changing. This would be my first time in England, and I hope to make this an unforgettable learning experience.
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Santos coach Muricy Ramalho believes Neymar should join Barcelona when he eventually leaves the Brazilian club.
Ramalho said that he expects the 21-year-old to remain at Santos until 2014 when his contract expires, but added that if and when he does leave, he should join the Catalan giants.
"If you are going abroad you should go to Barcelona, because they have a similar playing style to the Brazilian league. If we have to choose something for Neymar I think the best choice is Barcelona," Ramalho told The Network Radio.
"In the history of Barcelona there have always been great Brazilian players and I think Neymar will be one of the greats if he goes there," continued the 57-year-old.
"Ronaldo, Romario and Rivaldo were all among the best in the world when they played for Barcelona, and Neymar has to go to prove that.
"Neymar has a place in the Barcelona team, but it will be difficult because they have great players," he added.
Ramalho also gave his opinion on who the best player in the world is at present.
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LONG BEACH, MS (THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI) – As the 5-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast continues its efforts to repair and rebuild the Gulf Park campus in Long Beach, along with the university's teaching and research sites throughout the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
"The top priority is to rebuild and enhance the Gulf Park campus. We want to have as many programs and services on one campus as possible," said Southern Miss Gulf Coast Vice President and Campus Executive Officer Frances Lucas. She added that the leadership team plans to break ground on various building projects within the next 12 months.
Several recent projects have been completed on the Gulf Park campus include a new gateway sign installed on the front lawn, street signs placed throughout campus, street entrance signs and lettering placed on buildings. The Technology Learning Center, completed in October 2009, is a new $1.6 million facility for the services provided to persons with disabilities.
When Hurricane Katrina made landfall August 29, 2005, several Southern Miss Gulf Coast locations were directly affected by the storm. With the majority of buildings on the Gulf Park campus left in ruins, the university relocated the campus' operations to the former Garden Park Hospital in Gulfport.
Two years after the hurricane, a major step of recovery at the Gulf Park campus occurred when the university reopened the Fleming Education Center to resume classes on campus. The three-story building suffered wind and flood damage from the storm. Since the structure reopened, more classes and offices have returned to the campus as additional facilities have opened. The Gulf Coast Library reopened to the public the following semester.
While student enrollment at Southern Miss Gulf Coast took a dip in August 2005, the years following have proved better than ever in the university's history. In fall 2009, Southern Miss Gulf Coast surpassed previous enrollment records with 3,066 students. More recently, the spring 2010 semester enrollment increased by 12-percent over enrollment numbers from spring of the previous year.
With enrollment on the rise, new construction at the Gulf Park campus will allow for additional classroom space. Planning and construction projects at the Gulf Park campus include a new $7.6 million Science Building to be placed in the northwest corner of campus. The building, announced in spring 2010, will feature 33,580 square feet of biology and chemistry laboratories, a marine science laboratory, faculty offices, research space and classrooms. Construction is scheduled to begin spring 2011.
The historical buildings, located at the front of the Gulf Park campus, received the most damage from the hurricane. After working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the university will repair and renovate Lloyd Hall and Hardy Hall. The university will reallocate funds from the Administration Building to enhance the renovation of Hardy Hall. Renovation and repairs of Elizabeth Hall will be underway in fall 2010.
The Gulf Coast Research Laboratory (GCRL), a university teaching and research site located in Jackson County, lost 59,000 square feet of office and research space due to Hurricane Katrina. Since the hurricane, 44,440 square feet have been replaced, primarily at the Cedar Point site of GCRL. Currently, an additional 31,800 square feet of research and laboratory buildings is under construction and a replacement of the Hopkins classroom building is in the planning stages.
"While we restore and enhance the Gulf Park campus, along with our other teaching and research sites on the coast, our students will continue to receive the highest quality education," said Lucas.
For more information about Southern Miss Gulf Coast, visit www.usm.edu/gulfcoast.
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DUBLIN, Ohio, USA, 14 June 2011—Robyn Ellard has been named Sales Consultant at OCLC Australia, based in Melbourne.
Ms. Ellard brings 12 years experience working in and for the library profession in university, public and special libraries, as well as in teaching, sales and marketing. She comes to OCLC after nearly five years as Director, Member Services, at the Australian Library and Information Association.
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China Joins Russia in Blasting U.S. Borrowing• http://www.bloomberg.com/
China, the largest foreign investor in U.S. government securities, joined Russia in criticizing American policy makers for failing to ensure borrowing is reined in after a stopgap deal to raise the nation's debt limit.
People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said China's central bank will monitor U.S. efforts to tackle its debt, and state-run Xinhua News Agency blasted what it called the"madcap" brinksmanship of American lawmakers. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said two days ago that the U.S. is in a way "leeching on the world economy."
The comments reflect concern that the U.S. may lose its AAA sovereign rating after President Barack Obama and Congress put off decisions on spending cuts and tax increases to assure enactment of a boost in borrowing authority. China and Russia, holding a total $1.28 trillion of Treasuries, have lost nothing so far in the wake of a rally in the securities this year.
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EU Continues To Give Bogus Reasons For Keeping ACTA Secret
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Plenty of organizations around the world are pushing for more transparency and (*gasp!*) the actual inclusion of others who would be impacted by ACTA, but they're not finding it easy. Slashdot points us a press release from The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure. FFII had filed a request to the EU Council to release some of the secret documents related to the ACTA negotiation, and the EU Council flat-out refused to do so. It would appear that when the government seeks to put in place an industry's preferred legislation, it doesn't like being called out on it.
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Personally, I want this guy in a Seahawks uniform. I have him as an early 2nd rd guy and my #2 WLB to replace Hill, so if he fell to our late 2nd rd pick it'd be a steal. It may take a small trade up the 2nd round to land him.
Based on a few games I've watched, he looks like great fit and replacement of Hill at a WLB. He's shown he's a good tough, form tackler (125 in 2012. Top-8 in the country) who doesn't much lose to the ball carrier when making a hit. He blitzes well in a more traditional linebacker style, using timing and burst to get into the backfield (6 sacks). He's also one of the top play making linebackers in the country forcing turnovers and scoring touchdowns, something Pete Carroll has to like (6 FF, 2 INTs, 2 TDs on fumble recoveries). The only major flaw in him being a perfect fit with the Hawks is that he won't run a 4.5 forty, but he's not slow. He's a former safety and runs with a balance in his movement which helps him work through traffic and finish tackles. I'd say play recognition is one of his strong suits, in both the run and pass game. In pass coverage, he lacks length and elite speed to truly be effective, but he can handle any base defensive coverage and could possibly compete with Wagner or Wright as a 3-down linebacker.
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One day last week at school Jessie Sansone's 4-year-old daughter drew a picture of a man with a gun. The teacher didn't like it, so she called Family and Social Services. If you think that's an outrageous overreaction, just wait.
According to the Calgary Herald, when Jessie went to pick up his daughter and his other children at the end of the day, he was handcuffed, arrested, and strip searched, as they looked for this gun. They did actually find one after they went and searched the family's home in Ontario ... only it turned out to be a toy. Yes, the only gun in the entire house was a toy gun.
It's outrageous on so many fronts, the first of which is that it was a complete violation of civil liberties even if the gun had been real. It's not illegal to have a gun in one's home. Maybe her dad is a hunter; maybe it's for protection and licensed. She didn't draw anyone shooting someone dead or committing another crime; she just drew a man with a gun. According to the Toronto Sun, the girl even told authorities it depicted her dad "getting the bad guys and monsters."
As I read various reports about the incident, I kept waiting for there to be more to this story, but nope -- it was all about this one drawing. For that, this man was treated like a criminal, and his pregnant wife and four children were dragged into the whole mess as well, as they had to go to the station for questioning. How incredibly confusing for those children.
It's outrageous that the school and social workers were so quick to involve police. How about calling in the parents, voicing concern, and hearing what they had to say first? My son has drawn a lot of crazy things in his school days, and we certainly don't have rocket launchers or nunchucks lying about anywhere but his imagination. If parents can arrested for what their children draw, we all should be scared.
And what a way to encourage creativity and a passion for self expression in preschoolers: arrest their parents if you don't like what they draw. The 4-year-old's words to her father after he was released were heartbreaking, "Daddy, are you mad at me?"
Yes, protecting our children must be our first priority, but this is just an abuse of power. It serves as a frightening example of over-protection that certainly did much more harm than good.
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Published September 13, 2012
The task seemed implausible: feed 175 students without producing an ounce of trash. Yet, that's exactly what UB did last week as it welcomed back students from summer vacation.
The meal, dubbed a "zero waste event," took place Sept. 6 in the Don Schack Student Lounge inside UB's Honors College in Capen Hall, North Campus.
Elizabeth Colucci, senior assistant director of the Honors College, announced at 11:30 a.m. that lunch was served. While free, there was a catch: Leftover food must be placed in compost buckets, while paper plates and cups go into biodegradable bags to be recycled later, she said.
Students complied without fuss. It was, after all, a free meal of sandwiches, potato chips and cookies, said Haley Arnold, a sophomore Honors Scholar majoring in chemistry.
"I don't think I would go to something just because it's a zero-waste event," she said. "But I'm happy that the Honors College is doing it."
In addition to composting and recycling paper goods, Colucci said the Honors College would recycle plastic soda bottles and condiment tubs, and reuse the plastic sandwich trays.
It was the second trash-free lunch served since August by the Honors College, which teamed up with the Office of Sustainability and Campus Dining & Shops to organize the events. The idea, according to Erin Moscati, sustainability education manager in the Office of Sustainability, is to show students, faculty and staff another way to make UB a more sustainable and eco-friendly institution.
UB composts food from its dining centers, has a 750-kilowatt solar power installation and is committed to building energy-efficient facilities, such as the new William R. Greiner Residence Hall. But there is always more that can be done, said Moscati, whose office advocates everything from car-pooling and recycling to renewable energy and zero-waste events.
"We want to demonstrate to the UB community that there is a different, more environmentally sustainable way to do things," she said.
The message is being heeded by Campus Dining & Shops, Wellness Education Services and the Honors College, all of which compost food scraps, she said. It's also reflected in UB's eco-friendly building projects, which, in addition to Greiner Hall, include Barbara and Jack Davis Hall on North Campus, designed for gold certification under the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system.
The zero-waste events were aided by Johnston Paper, Auburn, which provided cups and plates at discounted rates, Moscati said. In addition to not generating waste, the events help reduce UB's environmental footprint and limit garbage collection costs.
"We try to encourage the UB community to think about creative ways to reduce their individual environmental impacts. This project was a success because of the Honors College leadership and their commitment to sustainability," she said.


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OWINGS MILLS, MD -- The King's College football team rallied from a 24-14 third-quarter deficit to outscore host Stevenson University 17-0 over the final 16 minutes of play as the Monarchs rallied for a dramatic 31-24 victory Saturday at Mustang Field in Glens Mills, Md.
With the win, King's improved to 3-3 overall and 3-2 in the Middle Atlantic Conference while posting its first three-game win streak since the 2006 campaign. Stevenson, Meanwhile, slipped to 3-3 and 2-3 in league competition. It also marked King's third straight victory over the Mustangs with two coming at Mustang Stadium.
After building a 14-0 lead, King's surrendered 24 straight points through the second and third quarters and looked to be out-of-synch. Stevenson rallied to take a 17-14 lead at the break, King's looked to recapture the momentum as Dan Kempa took the second-half kickoff 33 yards to the Monarch 47. But with King's facing a third-and-six from the Stevenson 49, Mustang defensive back Tre'von Wilks picked off Hartranft at the Stevenson 44 and returned the pick 56 yards for a touchdown. Charlie Cornell added the point-after as the Mustang lead grew to 24-14 with 13:11 to play in the third quarter.
King's then forced a Mustang punt and took over at its own 40. A second-down 12-yard run by McGrath moved the ball to the Stevenson 47. Two runs by Robinson totaling seven yards set up a third and three from the Mustang 40. There, Hartranft hit Jay Thomas for 14 yards to the 26. Robinson then added 10 more yards to give King's a first-down at the Stevenson 16 on the final play of the third quarter. Two more Robinson carries moved the ball to the eight to set up third-and- two. There, King's called a quarterback sneak and Hartranft kept the drive alive with a two-yard pickup down to the six. Two plays later Hartranft found Kemp in the end zone for a six-yard scoring play. Mulvihill made good on the point-after kick as the Monarchs recaptured a 28-24 lead with 12:16 left in the contest.
On the ensuing kickoff King's special teams came up big when James Burke stripped Emmanuel Paul of the ball and Ben Ray recovered the fumble at the Mustang 31. King's moved the ball to the 11 but was forced to settle for a 23-yard Mulvihill field goal to give the Monarchs a 31-24 lead with 8:30 left in the contest.
After forcing a Stevenson punt, the Monarchs took over at their own 26 with 5:39 left in the contest with an opportunity to run out the clock. King's managed to whittle nearly four minutes off the clock after advancing to the Mustang 41 before punting with 1:12 to play.
On first down Stevenson tossed an incomplete pass but King's made another huge mistake when the Monarchs were flagged with a roughing the passer penalty for third time in the game, moving the ball to the Mustang 31.
Two more completions gave Stevenson possession at the Monarch 47, but with the clock running out the Mustangs were forced to spike the ball with 0:05 left. With the game in balance and a miracle in need, the Mustangs called a hook-and-lateral play and a seven-yard pass completion to Andrew Wysocki was followed by three laterals. But the Monarchs would finally tackle Trey Lee at the King's 47 to end the game.
Caught up in the celebration of Garrett's achievement, Stevenson reasserted itself on the ensuing possession. The Mustangs responded with an 11-play, 80-yard drive, capped by a 14-yard touchdown pass from Jefferson to Chris Cooper. Charlie Cornell added the conversion as Stevenson cut the King's lead to 14-7 with 9:26 to go in the opening half.
After the Stevenson defense forced a Monarch punt, the Mustangs assumed possession at its own 43 and quickly struck again. Freshman tailback Marcus Holly broke free up the middle for a 48-yard run down to the Monarchs seven. Three plays later Holley scored on a five-yard score and Cornell converted the extra-point as the Mustangs knotted the game at 14-14 with 5:51 left in the second quarter.
King's tried to regain the momentum when Justin Burke returned the ensuing kickoff 46 yards to the Monarch 46. King's battled through two penalties but managed to move the ball to the Mustang 33. On third-and-seven from the 33, a pass to Josh Sanders was broken up to force King's into a fourth-and-seven play. From there, King's came up empty against as Hartranft was sacked for a 12-yard loss back to the Mustang 45 with 1:49 on the clock.
Stevenson took advantage of the short field and drove to the Monarch three. But after two short runs and an incomplete pass, the Mustangs settled for an 18-yard field goal by Cornell on the final play of the half as Stevenson took a 17-14 lead into the break
King's outgained Stevenson 396-to-252 in total yards. The Monarchs rushed for 218 yards compared to 90 for the Mustangs. King's also passed for 178 while Stevenson threw for 162.
Hartranft completed 12-of-24 passes for 177 yards with one touchdown and one interception. McGrath rushed for 81 yards on 25 attempts and caught four passes for 70 yards while also throwing for one touchdown. Robinson added 77 yards on 15 carries while Kempa caught five passes for 67 yards.
Holley led Stevenson with 101 rushing yards on 18 carries while Jefferson, who came in for injured starter John Gasparovic midway through the first quarter, completed 14-of-24 passes for 158 yards, one touchdown, one interception, and one lost fumble. Miller tallied four catches for 52 yards while Cooper had three receptions for 24 yards and one score.
King's will return to action Saturday when the Monarchs travel to Doylestown to face traditional MAC power Delaware Valley College in a 1:00 p.m. matchup.


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Commerce City, Colo. - The search for depth at left back has gone international. Colombian Luis Eduardo Zapata arrived in Colorado Wednesday and took part in the Rapids only preseason session Thursday morning, lining up at left back in the full-field 11-v-11 drills.
The native of Cali, Colombia has played with various clubs in Colombia's top division, including Millonairos, Deportivo Cali, and America de Cali. He also played one season in both Venezuela (Caracas) and Bolivia's top division.
A quick internet search has various Colombian media pointing out that he's been nicknamed "El Morumbi," the name of the stadium in Brazil in which he scored the game-winning goal for Millionarios against Brazilian power Sao Paolo in the 2007 Copa Sudamericana that advanced his club to the semifinals.
He appeared in two Copa Libertadores matches in 2011 with Bolivian side Jorge Wilstermann.
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The Family Court Clinic (FCC) is a hands-on experience for law students, designed to address the challenges presented by the great numbers of unrepresented family law litigants flooding the court system. FCC students provide assistance to these litigants in divorce, post-divorce, paternity, and restraining order matters in Dane County. Students serve as facilitators/mediators, assisting parties through the family court process. Students work at the Dane County Courthouse and at a community office on Madison's south side. Students staff these offices during the day and evening hours to meet the needs and schedules of Dane County's working poor. In addition, students represent individuals in carefully chosen family law cases. FCC is a full year commitment, beginning each summer and continuing through the academic year. The application process occurs in November.
1a. Students will be able to identify, understand, and apply substantive and procedural family laws and regulations as well as civil procedure laws as applied in family law cases.
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2b. Students will be able to predict (i.e. hypothesize and visualize) how various options which clients could take will be handled by the client, and responded to by the opposing party.
2c. Students will be able to evaluate the various options, estimate the pros and cons, explain these, and recommend a course(s) of action that the could be taken.
3a. Students will develop and refine their own personal definition of what it means to be a professional incorporating the rules of professional conduct and their personal values.
4a. Students will be able to competently conduct an initial client interview as well as intake interviews where the students will spot issues and provide litigants with guidance, information and assistance with court forms.
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Next destination of golden triangle tour is Agra - one of the most beautiful, attractive and charming cities. This city is famous for Taj Mahal a symbol of ultimate love and is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It gives romantic appearance in the moonlight night; other attractions are Agra fort, Farehpur sikiri. The Golden Triangle Tour ensures that you travel right from the dreams and romance to royalty.
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Think about it....If I recall correctly, during the rose ceremony on 1/26 where Jason did not hand out the last rose and decided to cut an extra person that night, I think Stephanie was the last one to get a rose and she got eliminated a week later.Naomi got the last rose last week and she got eliminated last night.We saw Melissa getting the last rose on TV last night but it was edited that way. It was Jillian who got the last rose.What does that tell you about next week?
So now that we are down to the final three, who do you all think it will be?Jillian HarrisMelissa RycroftMolly Malaney
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U.S. Files Criminal Charges Against SAC
Federal prosecutors filed criminal charges against SAC Capital, accusing the hedge-fund firm of allowing offenses "by numerous employees" that encouraged "substantial, pervasive" insider trading. WSJ senior writer James Sterngold joins MoneyBeat. Photo: AP.
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William S. Cavanaugh arrested Thursday
Police in Conway, N.H., have arrested a middle school basketball coach and charged him with sexual assault.
William S. Cavanaugh, of Conway, faces three counts of felonious sexual assault against a 13-year-old girl.
Police said they have been investigating Cavanaugh since the beginning of February, when they received a complaint from Kennett Middle School administrators, where Cavanaugh was the coach of the girls' basketball team.
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He was arraigned in court on Friday and bail was set at $5,000.
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Living in a studio apartment or a loft can be challenging when it comes to creating "rooms" within a single space. One way to go is with curtain partitions...
They can be pulled shut for privacy or opened for one big space. We've seen curtains put to use very successfully here on Apartment Therapy and at points beyond:
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• 4 How to Hang Curtains Across Any Space
• 5 Rebecca Robertson's apartment, originally in Blueprint, via Martha Stewart
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• 8 Maison Barak by R&Sie uses movable plastic strips to divide the kitchen from the rest of the house
• 9 A divider of the fringed variety, via Living Etc.
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Sometimes people feel they shouldn't need help putting food on the table, but sometimes making ends meet is a struggle. If you are not sure how or if you can pay for your next meal or next week's groceries, NJ SNAP can help.
NJ SNAP, formerly Food Stamps, is New Jersey's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that can help low-income families buy the groceries they need to eat healthy.
Do I qualify for NJ SNAP?
Eligibility depends on several factors like income, household size, resources, etc.
To pre-screen for NJ SNAP or other social service programs click here. This is a quick and easy way to find out if you might be able to get help. With the online application, you will spend less time in the office for your interview (If you are unable to get to the county Board of Social Services due to illness or disability, you may send an authorized representative on your behalf or request a telephone interview).You may also submit your application by fax or mail to your local County Board of Social Services. After your application is received, you will be contacted to schedule an interview to confirm your application information. Also, please note households in which all members are applicants for or recipients of Supplemental Security Income (SSI), may apply for NJ SNAP at the Social Security District office at the same time you apply for SSI.
NJ SNAP Benefits are issued through the easy-to-use "Families First" electronic benefits card.
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A Child is a person below the legal age of 18 years, as stipulated by the laws of Zambia. By virtue of been human children are entitled to rights which are known as child rights.
It is unfortunate that despite Zambia been a signatory to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), the majority of the Zambian children suffer from various socio-economic challenges, such as increasing household poverty, child labour, child trafficking, early marriages HIV/AIDS, child abuse in it's various forms and many other examples.
This in turn negatively affects the growth and development of the children. It is therefore, incumbent upon every individual to promote and protect child rights so as to facilitate the meaningful and sustainable development of children. So don't abuse a chilld! Use the child! For the benefit of all.


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Students from The Epiphany School turned their gymnasium into a colorful, fun factory Tuesday morning to help feed hungry children around the world.
Students from The Epiphany School turned their gymnasium into a colorful, fun factory Tuesday morning to help feed hungry children around the world.
About 360 students, wearing green, blue and orange T-shirts with the words �A World of Possibilities� on the backs, created nutritious, dehydrated meals that were weighed, sealed, boxed and packed in a large truck. The truck was destined to a Kinston warehouse that is a regional Stop Hunger Now staging area for world distribution.
It was the school�s sixth year participating in the Stop Hunger Now humanitarian relief program that provides meals predominantly to school children and orphanages.
Thomas McLaughlin, head of school at Epiphany, said the students outdid themselves this year, starting with a goal of raising $5,500 to buy the supplies for 24,000 meals. Each meal costs less than 25 cents to make and can feed at least four people, he said.
But the students were able to raised $10,000. The balance will be used locally at Religious Community Services, McLaughlin said.
All told, the meals Epiphany students produced on Tuesday are sufficient to feed more than 96,000 people.
�This is the biggest it has been so far,� he said. �It has become a part of the culture of the school. Everyone now knows what Stop Hunger Now is and why what they do is important.�
The students have a friendly competition to see which class can raise the most money for the meals project, and one high school class raised $1,500, McLaughlin said.
�They get excited and really enjoy it,� he said. �This shows how helping people can be fun.�
Students in grades 3-12 held bake sales, sold books and toys, and completed chores for friends and neighbors to raise money. Small groups of students also organized and earned money completing landscaping projects, holding cookouts, and collecting a portion of the Homecoming Dance sales to benefit Stop Hunger Now.
Inside the gymnasium, the students raced to the different stations, carrying finished meals to be sealed or boxed while rock music played over the speakers.
Anna Grace Henderson, a fifth-grader, said this year was her first time participating in the Stop Hunger Now program.
�I feel like this is a really good thing,� she said as she poured a cup of rice through a funnel into a bag that already had soy meal, dehydrated vegetables, flavoring and 21 essential vitamins and minerals her team of students had measured out. �It is a good thing to help kids from different countries.�
Across the gymnasium, Erica Neibaur, an 11th-grader, was sealing the bags after they were filled. Her team was also checking the weight of each bag.
�I�ve been doing this since I came here six years ago,� she said. �I think it is awesome the way the community comes together to give to the world. This is my favorite thing to do.�
A gong rang out indicating 1,000 meals were completed and students cheered loudly as they kept the production line going.
At the next station, Jeffrey Williams, an eight grader, packed boxes with the finished meals.
�It�s good we are helping people who need it,� Williams said. �It�s also cool we are doing this right before Thanksgiving.�
Chris Singleton, regional director of Stop Hunger Now, said in 10 years volunteers have packaged 81 million meals. Tuesday, when the students at Epiphany finished packaging the meals, they had reached the 100,000 meals mark since they started volunteering, he said.
�You need to know what you are doing is a good thing,� Singleton told the students. �Know that what you are doing, you are doing for your neighbor.�
Last year the meals from Epiphany went to children in the Dominican Republic and to Haiti the year before that, Singleton said.
Dennis Brooks, a staff member from New Bern for Stop Hunger Now, said the meals go to 77 different countries and this year 1.4 million meals will be delivered to children.
�We get requests for twice as many meals as we can prepare,� Brooks said as he loaded the truck with the boxes of meals students brought him.
Brooks said he was impressed with the Epiphany students and their desire to help those less fortunate.
�They are fantastic,� he said. �It shows a lot of love and respect.�
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Great questions! I think it's great that you're not doing much supplementing anymore. Remember babies can be fussy for many reasons so I wouldn't use the bottle as your go-to solution for fussiness. First option is the breast, if that doesn't do it, try a dim room, motion (rocking, bouncing on an exercise ball, walking baby around in your arms, a carrier or a stroller), soft singing.
Baby will not need bigger bottles or more food as the year progresses - milk intake is stable between 1 month and 1 year. Nor will she need less. Solids before age one is for learning new tastes, textures and the motor skills to self-feed; breastmilk remains the primary source of nutrition. So yes, she will still need to eat at the same frequency even once she starts sampling solids, and bottle sizes should also remain about the same. Because she does need the same frequency of feedings, a lot of moms will continue to co-sleep, if for no other reason than it makes it less tiring to be nursing baby at night! It's sort of a myth that co-sleeping is going to make baby a "bad sleeper" later on, personally that has not been my experience.
Whether it's sufficient to nurse/pump every 3 hours during the day, I think you just have to see how things go. If baby is gaining weight (indicating your supply is fine) and you have stable pump output, then you know it's fine. If you're starting to have less pump output, that might be a signal you need to do more.
It's true that it's hard to keep track of how many times in 24 hours if you are cluster feeding. Nor do you necessarily need to be that compulsive about keeping track. If you are cluster nursing in the evening and nursing several times overnight, and nursing once in the day and baby gets a few bottles, it sounds like she is getting the frequency she needs. Every 3 hours for the bottle may be about right, sometimes they may be a little closer together, sometimes a little farther apart (if she takes a long nap for example).


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Is A Return to the Astros in the Cards For Lance Berkman?
Sunday December 2nd, 2012
Jake Dal Porto (Baseball Writer):
With the move to the American League West, the Houston Astros are likely years away from contending in one of the toughest divisons in baseball. So basically, the Astros won't be in the market for immediate impact players because that type of approach likely won't get them anywhere in the standings. There's one exception, though—Lance Berkman.
Berkman played with the Astros for 12 years before being traded to the Yankees in the midst of the 2010 season, and eventually signing with the Cardinals where he has spent the last two years. Given his age (36) and his derailed body, Berkman might choose to end his career with the team that drafted and brought him up. It would be bittersweet for both sides involved, and something positive for a struggling Astros' organization.
The timing for the Astros and Berkman to reunite is seemingly perfect. See, if the Astros still played in the National League, it would be unlikely that Berkman could endure another year of wear and tear on his fragile frame. Well, he could, but the likelihood of him suffering an injury would balloon dramatically. Luckily, the Astros now have the benefit of the designated hitter. It's like adding another hitter. This is where Berkman comes into play. Read the rest of this entry


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Joni Falk
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BIOJoni Falk co-directs the Center for School Reform at TERC, a nonprofit research and development institution aimed at improving mathematics and science teaching and learning. Much of her recent work has focused on creating and researching electronic learning communities. She is currently the Principal Investigator or MSPnet.org the electronic learning community that supports NSF's Math and Science Partnership Program, and of IGERT.org the collaborative community created for NSF's flagship IGERT program (Interdisciplinary Graduate Education and Research Traineeship program).
She is co-editor of, and a contributor to, a recently published book entitled "Creating and Sustaining Online Professional Learning Communities."
In addition to developing and researching e-communities for leaders engaged in educational reform, Falk is also Co-PI of two research projects that are studying the effects of technology infusion on science teaching and learning. These are "Researching Science in the Wireless High School" and "Infusing Web-based Digital Resources into the Middle School Science Classroom: Strategies and Challenges."
Joni has a particular interest in science inquiry at the middle school level. She was Principal Investigator of "Eyes to the Future" an NSF funded tele-mentoring project that connects middle school girls with high school role models and women scientists and also of a research project "The Inquiry-based Classroom in Context," a research project studying the gap between teachers' practice and policy mandates.
Joni's areas of expertise include electronic communities of practice, science inquiry in middle school, technology that supports science education, and systemic reform.
RECENT PUBLICATIONSFalk, J.K. et al (2009). Structuring a virtual conference to facilitate collaboration and reflective dialogue. In J.K. Falk and B Drayton (Eds.), Creating and sustaining online professional learning communities (pp. 175-203) New York and London: Teachers College Press.
Falk, J.K. and Drayton B. (2009). MSPnet: Design Dimensions for Nested Learning Communities. In J.K. Falk and B Drayton (Eds.), Creating and sustaining online professional learning communities (pp. 175-203) New York and London: Teachers College Press.
Drayton, B., J. K. Falk, R.Stroud, K. Hobbs, and J. Hammerman (2009) After Installation: Ubiquitous Computing and High School Science in Three Experienced, High-Technology Schools. Journal of Technology, Learning, and Assessment. 9(3). http://escholarship.bc.edu/jtla/vol9/3/
Falk, J., Lee, S-Y., and B. Drayton (2005). MSPnet: Nested communities interacting online. Presented at MSP Evalation Summit, Sept. 2005.
Falk, J, et al. (2005) Infusing Web-based Digital Resources into the Middle School Science Classroom: Strategies and Challenges (Presented to AERA annual meeting 2005)
Drayton, B. and J. Falk (2006) Dimensions that shape teacher-scientist collaborations for teacher enhancement. Science Education. 90(4).
Falk, J. and Brian Drayton (2004) State testing and inquiry based science: Are they complementary or competing reforms? Journal of Educational Change 5:4 344-387.
Falk, J and B. Drayton (2001b) Teachers' Definitions of Inquiry-based science in the context of systemic reform. Paper presented to AERA annual meeting, April 2001.
Falk, J. and B. Drayton (2001c) Cultivating a culture of inquiry. Hands On! Vol. 23 (2).
Falk, J. and Brian Drayton. (1999a) Local Systemic Change Network: From Policy to Enactment. Paper presented at MOFET International Conference 1999.
Falk, J. K. and Brian Drayton (1998) Many Futures: Mentoring Middle School Girls. Hands On! 21(3):24-28.


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2018 Lexus LC 500: The car that wasn't supposed to exist
I remember when Akio Toyoda revealed the Lexus LC at the 2016 North American International Auto Show. The crowd of journalists was stunned. The LC was a concept car not meant for actual production.
Until it was.
And if you look at the concept versus the production vehicle, there aren't too many differences -- which is an added bonus.
The LC has become a halo vehicle for Toyota's luxury brand, and the real shocker is the drive is just as amazing as its looks.
It's fast and smooth in all the right places, yet it handles curves and corners with gleeful confidence.
I first had a chance to drive the LC 500 on the racetrack at Road America during the Midwest Automotive Media Association Spring Rally, and "gleeful" just barely touches on the feeling it inspires while driving it in tough and technical track situations.
Equipped with a 5.0-liter V-8 that delivers 471 horsepower and 396 pound-feet of torque, it has the kind of effortless acceleration that leaves you breathless. Plus the Sport + mode creates a handling situation that makes you feel like a pro driver.
When I had the LC 500 for a full-week test, I expected the extended drive time to chip away at the high opinion I'd gleaned after a 20-minute jaunt last spring.
But it didn't.
I took a small road trip in the sports coupe, and I found that the Alcantara sports seats were just as comfortable after 2-1/2 hours as they were for 20 minutes. I also appreciated the various drive modes from Normal to Sport +. Normal kept things comfy for rough-hewn pavement, and Sport + kept things fun for aggressive highway maneuvers.
There is even an Eco mode, but I'll be honest, I didn't touch that button except to take a photo of the behind-the-wheel gauge panel in Eco mode.
The test period was full of double takes because the design is so un-Lexus-like. From the stunning execution of the spindle grille to the mesmerizing taillights, more than one person couldn't believe the vehicle I was driving belonged to Lexus.
My running pals all needed to take a turn sitting in the drivers seat and adjusting the mirrors, and the valets at hotels and restaurants literally ran to grab my keys.
I didn't blame any of them.
Really, the only thing I didn't love on the LC 500 was the Lexus track pad that controls the infotainment system. I know a lot of my automotive journalist brethren lambast this feature, but I only found it mildly annoying. It worked fine; it's just a little counter-intuitive as you want to reach out and touch a visual screen on the center stack, not a black imageless pad next to the gear shift.
The bottom line
If you have $100K to spend on a car, the LC 500 is pure joy. It's fun to drive and sinfully gorgeous, wrapped in a tight package.
Base price for the LC 500 is $92,000, but the test vehicle added about $13K in options, including a heated steering wheel, blind spot monitoring, Mark Levinson premium audio, premium paint and the performance package. So the as-tested price was $105,060.
The carbon fiber accents included in the Performance Package was a nice touch. I thought this was the right packaging, and I wouldn't change a thing.
Crazy beautiful design backed by reliable Toyota engineering seems like a win-win to me.