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Bangalore, December 22nd, 2016: – Epson, a leading provider of digital imaging and printing solutions, has unveiled the Epson WorkForce WF-100, a lighter and tiny wireless mobile printer. Aimed at professionals' on-the-go, the WorkForce WF-100 includes built-in wireless connectivity, Wi-Fi Direct and an integrated rechargeable battery.
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In the world of being a mom, blogger, author, designer, etsy shop owner, college student, and wife I have really had to search for ways to become more organized and more productive. This blog for me has always been about seasons and I am always so happy to simply share with you all whatever is on my heart in my devotionals, and now share some insight on the tools that help me to feel a little bit more responsible on a daily basis.
I recently started using a bullet journal in order to stay more organized. I actually use multiple tools to stay organized, and that is my "secret." I don't use my bullet journal for everything. I mostly use my bullet journal to keep track of my daily to-dos (daily log), my monthly goals or tasks that need to be accomplished with school, appointments that need to be made, appointments that I have during the month, or projects that need to be completed around the house. I also like to use my bullet journal for my "wish lists."
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I love the bullet journal because it is so simple to get started and so easy to keep it updated. To get started with bullet journaling all you really need is a journal with dotted pages and also know the basics on how to set up your bullet journal which you can find here.
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Last but not least, the bullet journal is a great record of what you've been doing on a daily basis. Set aside a little time to look through your notes at the end of the week or the month. Reflect on what's working and what isn't. Where do you need to work harder, what can you stop doing. Use the record your bullet journal gives you to improve your processes and tasks. It will make you better at your job, in school, and at home. Use it as a personal and professional improvement tool.
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Katie Donington joined the University of Nottingham as a Research Fellow for the Antislavery Usable Past project attached to the Centre for Research in Race and Rights in July 2013. Her research focus is in the history, memory and representation of British transatlantic slavery, with a particular focus on Jamaica.
She has a PhD in British History from University College London (2013). She has an MA in Art Gallery and Museum Studies (2007) and a BA in English Literature and History (2005) from the University of Leeds.
Before joining Nottingham she worked with the Legacies of British Slave-ownership project at University College London initially as PhD student and then as a Post-doctoral Research Associate. Her thesis used the lens of an individual slave-owner - George Hibbert - to explore proslavery ideology and political rhetoric, commercial networks and the cultural legacies of slave-ownership in England. Her post-doctoral research examined the structure and significance of slave-ownership in Jamaica between 1763 and 1833.
She has a long-standing interest in public history and worked in the museum sector for several years before undertaking her doctoral research. She has worked with UCL Museums and Collections, Hackney Museum and Archives and the Imperial War Museum. She is a member of the Share Academy Steering Group and promotes collaborative work between higher education institutions and museums. Her most recent public history partnership was with the BBC as an historical advisor on the documentary Britain's Forgotten Slave-owners.
She is interested in slave-ownership, mercantile networks, imperial families and the representation of slavery during the period of abolition. She is a co-author with Catherine Hall, Nicholas Draper, Keith McClelland and Rachel Lang of The legacies of British slave-ownership: colonial slavery and the formation of Victorian Britain (Cambridge University Press, 2015). She is also interested in the memory and representation of slavery in Britain and is the co-editor with Ryan Hanley and Jessica Moody of Britain's memory of slavery: the local nuances of a national sin (Liverpool University Press, 2016). She is in the process of turning her doctoral thesis into a monograph. She has also written for public history publications including History Workshop Online and History Today.
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The Sonora Police Department reported the following:
1:27 a.m., public intoxication — A possibly intoxicated woman may have hit her head when she fell down in the area of Lower Sunset Drive.
9:34 a.m., hazardous situation — An ice chest with ice and sodas fell off a vehicle in the westbound lane of Mono Way.
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2:08 p.m., controlled substances — A man with a Chihuahua walked up to people on Woods Creek Drive and asked if they wanted drugs, but when he was contacted by officers, only a small amount was located and none was packaged for sale.
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1:16 a.m., Jamestown — A Wigwam Road resident handcuffed a man he caught trying to steal his tools.
9:10 a.m., Sonora — A South Sunshine Road resident said his daughter saw a van driving down the road that had "free candy" written on the outside.
3:34 p.m., Long Barn — A drunk man emerged from a campground in the area of Fraser Flat Road and accused a person of "running the deer away" before threatening to shoot him.
3:56 p.m., Sonora — A person on Standard Road told a woman who littered to pick up her trash, and then the woman spit on the person and threatened to beat them up.
10:00 p.m., Sonora — A person on "the grade" of Highway 108 hit a bear that was in the westbound right lane.
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Felony bookings
12:35 p.m., Sonora — Floyd Lee Crow Jr., 36, of the 21000 block of Shaws Flat Road, Sonora, was booked on suspicion of possession of pepper spray while a felon and misdemeanor charges possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license after an arrest on the first block of Elm Street.
6:10 p.m., Jamestown — Jeremy Russell Barrineau, 28, of the 16900 block of Chicken Ranch Road, was booked on suspicion of attempting assault with a deadly weapon, threatening crime with the intent to terrorize and misdemeanor charges battery after an arrest at his home.
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Adelphi Stops Stonehill, 15-10
May 15, 2010
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Garden City, N.Y. - Sophomore Marissa Mills tallied three of her game-high four goals in the first half to lead the #2 Adelphi University women's lacrosse team to a 15-10 victory over #3 Stonehill College to advance to the NCAA Division II Final Four. The Panthers improve to 17-1 and will take on #1 C.W. Post next Saturday, May 22 in the semi-final round. The Skyhawks finish their season with a 13-4 record.
Freshman Demmianne Cook (Nesconset, N.Y.) scored the first of her three goals at 28:10 for the Panthers. Mills followed with back to back shots to make it 3-0 at 18:24. Junior Elizabeth Fey's (Kings Park, N.Y.) unassisted goal at 14:32 gave Adelphi a 4-0 lead. St Sam Lynott snapped the rally with a free position goal at 14:17. Sarah Galligan (West Newbury, Mass.) scored on an assist from Jessie Ragnio (Andover, Mass.) at 13:03 closed the gap, 4-2. The Panthers responded on a 4-0 run, including consecutive goals Fey and capped by a goal by Cook on a feed from sophomore Erica Devito (Shoreham, N.Y.) to lead 8-2 with 1:29 remaining. The Skyhawks rallied back, making collecting two quick goals in the final minute as the Panthers held an 8-4 advantage at intermission.
Cook opened up the second stanza with her third goal, assisted by Fey at 27:54. Stonehill took advantage of a short Adelphi lull, to rattle off three straight goals and come within two, 9-7, at 14:31. Junior Kaitlyn Carter (Mineola, N.Y.) kept the Panthers ahead with consecutive goals, assisted by Cook and Fey to stay ahead, 11-7. Galligan responded with two of her own to keep it close. Carter's third goal of the afternoon came at 8:16 as Adelphi went on a 3-0 run, 14-9, with 6:54 left to go. The Skyhawks Kelsey Reilly snuck in one final goal at 3:33, but it was senior Holly Burke's (Churchville, MD) second goal of the afternoon that sealed the victory for Adelphi with just four seconds left on the clock.
"Stonehill played a great game and they played with a lot of class, Head Coach Joe Spallina said. "This was a big win for us and we worked together to get back to the Final Four. It is a great honor to represent our institution and we will be well prepared to continue our quest for a national championship."
Galligan finished the game with five goals for Stonehill. Sam Lynott (Holbrook, N.Y.) had two goals and one assist.
In an evenly matched game, Adelphi held a slight 28-26 shot advantage and led 34-30 in ground balls. The Skyhawks held a 14-10 draw control margin.
Senior goalkeeper Caitlin Fitzpatrick (Port Washington, N.Y.) had a solid game, making 12 stops, including eight in the second half. Freshman Rebecca Moore (Marlbourgh, Mass.) had eight saves for Stonehill.
This is the third meeting of the Panthers and the Skyhawks this season. Adelphi now leads the all-time seasons, 6-5.
"Today we came together as a team," said senior captain Jackie Bogensberger. "We had to win to move on and that was our only goal. We showed a lot of heart today and now it's on to the next game. We will prepare and get ready for C.W. Post."
Next up, Adelphi will face off against the Pioneers (17-1)in the second of two semi-final games next Saturday at 8:00 p.m. in Gettysburg, Pa. The winner of that contest will take on the winner of the Lockhaven/West Chester contest for the NCAA title on Sunday, May 23, at 3:00 p.m.


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I was hoping that you could actually post the quote from 'ambassador' of tiger droppings itself. We already had the link.
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The Washington Times article is a cut and paste of 'ambassador's' post, and is attributed as such. It was presented as nothing more than speculation.
With the classification of most of the info about this case, we are limited mostly to speculation.
One thing that we don't have to speculate about is the fact that the Obama Administration mislead the American people about this affair from the beginning.
could you be more specific ?
still need to speculate about the White House's deceit since it has been completely unsubstantiated so far in ways that I listed on the prior page
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how exactly is the WH deceit unsubstantiated ?
did Obama lie about the "terrorist" aspect of this attack ? yep
did the WH/Obama specifically indicate a movie was the cause ? yep
did the WH/Obama intentionally mislead the public, service members and those soldiers in need ? yes
and, did the WH/Obama fail in the responsibility to protect our citizens abroad then lie about it ? yep
so, aside from all the speculation about particulars, how can you possibly think the WH deceit is anything but in our face consistently ?
An e-mail from embassy personnel to the White House, State, Defense, and the FBI stated that Stevens was in a "safe haven" with security personnel and that the Libyan militia was providing additional security. Forty-nine minutes later, a second e-mail stated that firing had stopped, the compound had been cleared, and a response team was on the site.
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An e-mail from embassy personnel to the White House, State, Defense, and the FBI stated that Stevens was in a "safe haven" with security personnel and that the Libyan militia was providing additional security. Forty-nine minutes later, a second e-mail stated that firing had stopped, the compound had been cleared, and a response team was on the site.
Keep in mind that you are relying on the very tiny bit of official info that has been released.
We know that two emails do not constitute what the White House knew at the time.
Why do you suppose that they aren't releasing the other info that they have that would (according to them, they did everything that they could, so any info they have should) vindicate their total lack of response to the attack?
and at this point, just about EVERYONE knows that's a bold-faced lie.
Obama referred to the attack as an "act of terror" on 9/12 and 9/13
An impassioned Brian Lilley tells us what we already know: that the mainstream media is lying when they report that the mohammadan riots are a response to the film "The Innocence of muslims."
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you open with ...and at this point, just about EVERYONE knows that's a bold-faced lie.
Obama referred to the attack as an "act of terror" on 9/12 and 9/13
[it's not surprising that you fail to include a link]
hmmmm, emails huh ?? ok, you keep believin it.
question ... where are the FLASH mssgs supposedly sent/received ??
maybe ... "classified" ... as is often the excuse.
did it ever occur to you that emails are less than evidence of anything ?
emails can be and often are, manipulated.
emails can be and often are, incomplete/inaccurate.
emails can be and often are, faked.
so, you trust the "emails" do ya ??
well, for myself and many others, when you pit email vs live video feed ... email rates second every time.
[color=amber] resulting from a "movie", why is that all of a sudden no longer important ??
the president did say it was an act of terror right next to the rose garden at the White House during two separate conferences
Originally posted by Honor93
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[color=amber] resulting from a "movie", why is that all of a sudden no longer important ??
the president did say it was an act of terror right next to the rose garden at the White House during two separate conferences
there was no mention of the CIA operation, the gun-running, or the Feb 17 involvement. neither the security aspect or the attack aspect.
please, i wasn't born yesterday.
remember telegraph rooms ?? i do.
hmmmm, FLASH ... now that's the one that rattles me.
10 min you say ... so, why then did POTUS WAIT til a pre-scheduled meeting to discuss these URGENT message ?
[i compare a Flash mssg to a STAT one in the medical field, am i close ?]
*** only difference is STAT has to be relayed FASTER ***
so, my question to you is this ... which are they ?
priority ranked emails or flash messages ??
since the WH admits receiving the FLASH, why wait at all ??
hard factual evidence, like the video/photo-op over Bin Laden ??
no, is it really necessary at this point ??edit on 2-11-2012 by Honor93 because: hmmm, color displays in preview, oh well.
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You know this guy was in the armed forces for almost 40 years right? If anything happened the most likely thing to go on would be lack of action and a premature retirment instead of taking away everything the man worked for over 40 years.
Had this man really went rougue, being fired would be the least of his issues to deal with.
If General Ham chose to ignore a "stand down" order and the statement was made by the deceased ex-seal's father: "Whoever gave the order to "stand down" killed my son." and nobody takes the blame for it - not Obama, not Panetta, then I think refusing to obey this "stand down" would make Ham a hero in the eyes of John Q. Public. I can't see him being censured for it publicly. I am inclined to think he may have refused the order and resigned his position right then and there.
Now, if General Ham had made the "stand down" order on his own he would be the one that would have gotten fingered so the heat would be off Obama. Same deal with the Fleet Commander who lost his command and is being investigated for improper judgement.
Obama Met With Panetta, Biden on 9/11/12 55 Minutes After State Notified WH Benghazi Was Under Attack
By Terence P. Jeffrey
October 30, 2012
This was a planned meeting entered on the official White House schedule - 5:00 P.M.
About the Benghazi attack and that Stevens and others were in the compound
About 25 minutes after the attack started—at 4:05 p.m. Washington, D.C. time—the State Department sent an email that went to multiple recipients, including two at the White House and one at the Pentagon.
Today (10/302012) CNSNews.com was told by a Defense Department spokesman:
"However, neither the content nor the subject of discussions between the President and his advisors are appropriate for disclosure."
I cannot fathom that discussing this attack would not take precedent over any planned discussion. Panetta and Obama claim no involvement in the refusal to provide support for this attack. America isn't buying it.
There is a reason for a lack of transparency, people. If they could blame someone for the "stand down" they would be on it like ducks on a June Bug
Either Obama and Panetta were involved in the decision to "stand down" and won't admit it or these people are too incompetent to be holding the offices they have because they can't find anyone to blame. The latter is beyond belief IMHO.
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actually we do or the CRG would have been convened.
And we don't know if he waited until the scheduled meeting to discuss it.


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This beautiful farmhouse has 3 double bedrooms and one huge loftspace bedroom and can sleep up to 10 in total (6 in winter). It's in the centre of the Cherbourg peninsula, with both coastlines within easy reach. Great for WW2 historical sites including the Normandy beaches, Utah and Omaha. Very peaceful and relaxing, ideal for families wanting to get away from it all. Bayeux with its famous tapestry is also close by. Lots of wonderful restaurants and charming villages all within easy driving distance. Fresh milk and eggs available from the farm down the road. The house was used as a field hospital during WW2 by American troops, presumably either the 8th Infantry or the 746th Tank Battalion, who saw action close by. The house sits in the heart of the Bessin & Cotentin Natural Park with its famous "marais" landscapes, with plentiful birdwatching opportunities throughout the year. Lots of farm animals too - cows, horses and donkeys in particular! There are plenty of places to go riding.
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Bird song abounds - all day long. At night you can hear the owls and see the bats. The house is only five minutes drive from Ste Mere Eglise, which conveniently has a well-stocked supermarket and an excellent weekly market. It is also a great location for exploring the D-Day beaches, Mont St Michel and various historic castles, monasteries and WWII landmarks and museums. We supply old-fashioned bicycles for use by guests and have recently installed a walk-in shower in the style of the artist/architect Hundertwasser - a truly joyful bathing experience. For kids I've collected small bikes, toys, games, puzzles, balls, bath toys, so that they too feel at home and can enjoy a TV free, games-rich environment. The garden is large and not easily damaged so they have a lot of space to play.
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2Had a lovely time staying here for 3 weeks. Lovely weather and very interesting place. The beaches were fascinating and the whole region is full of history. Would recommend Alligator Bay for a day trip. Also, if needed, the tourist information office has a computer for internet (pay for) and also free wifi." 12th July - 2nd August Mike and Alyson
5/31/2016-6/9/2016 My family and I have spent a glorious D-Day commemoration week plus in Normandy. This lovely Normandy Farmhouse was our home-away-from-home for our stay. Not only is this lovely home an authentically restored historic farmhouse; the house is warm, comfortable, spacious with many modern conveniences and conveniently located just outside Sainte Mere Eglise in a picturesque hedgerow village and there is a gas station and grocery store just a few miles drive away. We purchased fresh milk and eggs from an adorable Normand farmer down the lane and made delicious omelettes for breakfast and dinner, took several long walks and a bike ride (bikes available for use on the property) to neighboring villages along hedgerow lined country roads.
We slept like we haven't slept in a while under warm comforters on heavenly mattresses and woke to the sound of birds every morning! Elka is a lovely host and owner and we highly recommend staying at Normandy Farmhouse on your next visit!
Great house in a fantastic spot. Idyllic and rustic. We have stayed twice and we love this house. Elka is very helpful and provides plenty of information prior to and during the stay. The local towns are easily accessible and cater for all of your needs - patisserie, supermarche, tabacs etc. The house is situated well to reach all of the historic towns/museums and beaches. Highly recommend :-)
We stayed at the Normandy Farmhouse last summer for a two week period. From start to finish Elka, the owner, had everything we could want or ask for.
The farmhouse itself was well maintained and in a prime location just a short drive from the village. The local farm where we got our daily supply of milk and eggs was only yards away and could not have been friendlier.
Having spent many a summer holiday in France this is by far the nicest location and property we have been in to date.
If you are looking for a holiday with both tranquillity and so much to do within a short distance...look no further.
This lovely, original French farmhouse is ideal base to visit the area. It is situated in a peaceful, rural location but is only minutes from St Mere Eglise. The house is beautifully kept and full of period details plus all the mode cons. Children will love the attic room and everyone will appreciate the antique beds with feather duvets. The owner is extremely helpful and provides lots of information and a welcome basket on arrival.
Ten minutes drive to the vast expanse of Utah beach. The beaches of the west coast of the Cotentin peninsula are also only 30 minutes drive away including the extremely beautiful Portbail.
Distance to ferry ports by car: Cherbourg 30 minutes. Caen 1.5 hours. Le Havre 2.5 hours. St Malo 2.5 hours. A car is essential.
5 minute drive to historic town of Ste Mere Eglise
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Large supermarket at Ste Mere Eglise as well as smaller shops including the very best patisserie / boulangerie in Lower Normandy! Banks too with ATMs. Many restaurants in the vicinity of varying price levels. Good markets in Ste Mere Eglise and especially at Carentan and Valognes (about 10 mins drive).
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Whither Israel's Social Justice Movement & Peace?
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The world is abuzz with the ongoing fallout of the Arab Spring, while the Occupy movement still reverberates in the US. But what endures from Israel's less-noted summer months of street protest for social justice? I'm going to review what I've learned in recent months and project forward.
First of all, street protests continue, including a clash in recent days with police over the removal of protest tents; but these activists are in the hundreds rather than the tens and hundreds of thousands who rallied peaceably during the summer. Still, the structure I reported on for In These Times magazine, continues to operate, with the movement attempting "to carry itself beyond the streets":
…. Alongside "general assembly" meetings in parks, neighborhood committees have been formed around the country, as well as advisory committees comprised of prominent personalities from Israel's diverse ethnic and religious communities.
By any estimation, Israel's summer of protest was an impressive display of progressive social activism, rallying nearly half a million protesters (out of Israel's seven million population) into the streets at its high-water mark on September 3rd. More than one hundred tent encampments for social justice dotted the entire country. It united Arabs in Jaffa (at least rhetorically) with traditional working class Likud and Shas supporters in the Tel Aviv neighborhood of Hatikva. (See this YouTube video of the great liberal Orthodox activist, Leah Shakdiel, speaking on this unifying theme at the Yerucham protest.)
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Leaders of the summer's "J14″ [July 14] protest movement for social justice announced Sunday what they called the formation of a political movement based on the protests that swept the country over the summer.
Daphni Leef, the 26-year-old Tel Avivian who started the nationwide tent city protests against housing costs this July with a post on Facebook, said the movement "will forge an extra-parliamentary means to protest the cost of living, fight for Israeli democratic and cultural values and serve all branches of the protest that started this past summer."
One likely result of the movement is that it has helped catapult the Labor Party over Kadima as the number one opposition voice within the Knesset. In the national election to occur within the next year or so, Labor's new female leader, Shelly Yachimovich, will probably displace Kadima's Tzipi Livni as leader of the opposition. Yachimovich emphasizes a traditional Labor-Zionist social democratic agenda, whereas Livni remains an economic conservative.
But the conflict with the Palestinians and the ongoing occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem remain a gaping wound that the social protest movement does not address. Progressives who embrace the movement hope that average Israelis will eventually connect the dots and come to agree that funding West Bank settlements has been at their expense; but so far, the movement as a whole has tried to soft-pedal this central political issue as too divisive.
This is but one of a number of contradictions confronting Israeli society. For one thing, Israel's economy is stronger than that of most other countries. Since its banks are not especially tied to international banks, it has avoided the mortgage crisis that has rocked most of the West, and its level of unemployment is not high. Still, as reported in a front-page article in the New York Times in August, Israel has undergone a consolidation of wealth and economic power in a handful of family-owned conglomerates. This is ascribed to the fire sale of state-owned assets to politically-connected "cronies" in the 1980s and '90s, as occurred later in Russia and other socialistic economies that were privatized.
The housing crisis that sparked Daphni Leef's initial tent protest was caused by a rush of apartment purchases in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem by Jews from abroad who still live most of the year in France, the US or elsewhere in the West. This problem could be remedied by restricting foreign investment in the housing market within central Israel. Yet this would do little or nothing for the very different housing issue that confronts Israeli Arabs.
Arab citizens of Israel mostly face a land problem: their towns and cities are unable to expand to meet their housing needs. While numerous new towns and cities have been built with Jewish Israelis in mind, hardly any such development has occurred for Palestinian Israelis.
Recent opinion polls consistently show a majority of Israelis optimistic about their lives and satisfied with the direction of the country, despite their massive support for last summer's social protests. Ron Skolnik, executive director of Partners for Progressive Israel (formerly Meretz USA) , in his latest column for Jewish Currents magazine, tries to explain these puzzling findings:
…. Writing over the summer in support of the nascent protest movement, [Yediot & Ynet] columnist Yehuda Nuriel suggested that it was as much about reviving Israel's familial sense of national solidarity as it was about the principles of social democracy. "[H]ere is the Zionism we almost lost," Nuriel gushed, explaining that the protest encampments had allowed "Israelis from all walks of life [to] meet . . . each other, like relatives who had never met."
Interesting! The idea that the masses of Israelis who had supported the social-justice protests had been less motivated by a sense of fairness and equality than by a more tribal need to reconnect with "kinfolk" in a spirit of self-defense rang a bell for me. During the days of the yishuv, Zionists had endured the difficult struggle for statehood by invoking such principles as arvut hadadit (mutual responsibility), derived from the old Talmudic injunction, "Kol Yisrael arevim zeh b'zeh," "All Jews are responsible for each other." Throughout the decades, Jewish Israelis have prided themselves on their ability to overcome their differences and come together as a nation….
This doesn't mean that Jewish Israelis will never attempt to resolve the problems of their Arab fellow citizens, but it's going to take a lot of effort to broaden this old Zionist tradition of Jewish solidarity to include them as well. And this would mean reversing the anti-Arab reactions of the last few years, fueled by Jewish frustrations at Arab attacks from beyond Israel's pre-'67 borders, despite several withdrawals since the 1990s from parts of the West Bank, all of Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, and two failed attempts at negotiating a final peace.
As CUNY professor Dov Waxman pointed out at a Manhattan JCC panel discussion in October, Israeli "fatigue and fatalism" on the peace issue drove their focus inward into a personal and depoliticized direction. The protests have reignited political and society-minded passions, but not necessarily in a coherent way. In the end, Waxman concluded, the usual over-arching political concerns of the Arab-Israeli conflict and security may still trump social justice. One must hope that these are somehow finessed to allow the pursuit of social justice to facilitate the quest for peace (or vice versa); but this is not going to be easy. And so far, the social justice movement may help Labor re-emerge as Israel's #2 party but does not appear to be displacing Likud as #1, nor replacing it with a more peace-oriented coalition.


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How to fake your way through the 2008 baseball playoffs.
Back again, it's Slate's surface-level guide to baseball's postseason, written for those of you who think SportsCenter is that indoor soccer complex off Route 41. Don't know Chone Figgins from Henry Higgins? We're here to help.
National League Division Series, Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Chicago Cubs
Dodgers talking points: Some statheads like to deride Los Angeles general manager Ned Colletti as a free-spending relic whose affinity for overpriced veterans—Juan Pierre, Andruw Jones, Jason Schmidt—prevents the Dodgers' young talent from seeing the field. Counter that argument by noting, first, that Colletti's acquisitions almost always get catastrophically injured, which frees up playing time for productive youngsters like Matt Kemp, James Loney, Russell Martin, and Andre Ethier. Second, point out that overpriced veterans can be mighty useful: The Dodgers wouldn't have sniffed the playoffs without snagging Manny Ramirez at midseason. Then sabotage your own argument by declaring your irrational hatred for Colletti's predecessor, Paul "Google Boy" DePodesta.
Historical context: While the Cubs have the Dodgers beat in the long, tortured history department, you can still score some points by noting that 2008 marks the 20th anniversary of the Dodgers' last World Series victory, the 50th anniversary of their first season in Los Angeles, and the 40th anniversary of Jack Wild's bravura performance as the Artful Dodger in Oliver! Mention that last one often, because everybody loves Oliver!
Conversation starter: "Do you think the Yankees still prefer Joe Girardi to Joe Torre?"
Conversation stopper: "Food, glorious food! We're anxious to try it! Three banquets a day! Our favorite diet!"
Cubs talking points: The Cubs made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time in 100 years, thanks to solid starting pitching, a high-powered offense, Lou Piniella's steady managerial hand, and the good karma emanating from backup catcher Koyie Hill, who cut off three fingers and his thumb in an offseason table saw accident and still made it back to the majors by September. While you're not sure which factor deserves the most credit for Chicago's great season, you're nonetheless worried that, in leaving the catcher off the playoff roster, the Cubs risk falling victim to the Curse of Koyie Hill's Fingers.
Historical context: The Cubs haven't won the World Series since 1908, when they were led by a double-play combination immortalized in verse by columnist Franklin P. Adams: "These are the saddest of possible words/ Tinker to Evers to Chance." Although "Theriot to DeRosa to Lee/ And sometimes Mike Fontenot and Ronny Cedeno play second base/ When DeRosa is in right field" doesn't scan nearly as well, that shouldn't stop you from reciting it, repeatedly, to anybody who will listen.
Conversation starter: "Say what you want about Ryan Dempster and Aramis Ramirez—superutility man Mark DeRosa is the Cubs' MVP."
Conversation stopper: "Koyie Hill's Severed Fingers is the perfect name for my new death metal band!"
National League Division Series, Milwaukee Brewers vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Brewers talking points: There's no doubt that the Brewers owe their wild-card berth to midseason acquisition C.C. Sabathia, who posted an 11-2 record and a 1.65 ERA in 17 starts after coming over from Cleveland. If the Brewers hope to advance, they're going to need at least one other starter to pitch well. The candidates include Dave Bush (29 home runs allowed this season), Jeff Suppan (8.44 ERA in September), and Yovani Gallardo (one start since May 1). On second thought, maybe they should just get Sabathia to start every game.
Historical context: If the Brewers win it all, they could be the fattest World Series champions in baseball history. Milwaukee's 40-man roster features 12 players who weigh 220 pounds or more, including the (allegedly) 270-pound Prince Fielder, the 290-pound Sabathia, and Seth McClung, who ballooned to 475 pounds when he ate then-manager Ned Yost on Sept. 15. (The Brewers claim Yost was fired, but then how do you explain the ketchup stains on McClung's jersey?)
Conversation starter: "If the Brewers don't go anywhere this year, you can blame it on OBP—Prince Fielder is the only regular with an on-base percentage over .350."
Conversation stopper: "Forget this baseball foolishness. I'm betting it all on the bratwurst in the first-ever playoff sausage race."
Phillies talking points: After a slow start, Ryan Howard led all of baseball with 48 home runs and 146 RBI—including 10 homers and 28 RBI in September. Nevertheless, the Phillies are the only playoff team in recent memory that's built around its middle infielders. Lucky for the Phillies, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins are really, really good—Utley hit .292 with 33 home runs and a .380 OBP while Rollins, although down from his usual numbers, nonetheless hit .277 and stole 47 bases. It doesn't matter that the outfield is mediocre or that the starting staff gets battered after Cole Hamels and Jamie Moyer. As long as Utley and Rollins are in, you can't count the Phillies out.
Historical context: Just like in 2007, the Phillies came from behind in September to take the division away from the New York Mets. Unlike in 2007, it didn't feel like a fluke this year. And also unlike 2007, the Mets will never, ever, ever have the chance to win a playoff game in Shea Stadium again and will send that stadium to its grave not in a spirit of celebration but of defeat. Eat it, New York City! Eat it, Mets! Philly! Woooo!
Conversation starter: "Sixteen wins and a sub-4.00 ERA at age 45? I'd like some of what Jamie Moyer's drinking."
Conversation stopper: "Still smokin' at age 49? I'd like some of what Jamie Lee Curtis is drinking. Hubba hubba!"
American League Division Series, Tampa Bay Rays vs. Chicago White Sox
Rays talking points: The Rays' master plan of being bad for a really, really long time and losing their star player to a horrible wasting disease finally paid off this year. The draft picks they reaped after a decade of badness (B.J. Upton, Evan Longoria, James Shields, and many others) took the majors by storm, leading the Rays to a division title after a sad, barren decade of futility. Send a thank-you card to ex-GM Chuck LaMar, complimenting him on his excellent strategy—and send a sympathy card to DH Rocco Baldelli, who really does have a horrible wasting disease.
Historical context: After a decade of futility as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, the Rays dropped the "Devil" this season and zoomed to the top of the AL East. Of course, they also had good players for the first time ever, but this shouldn't stop you from insisting that the K.C. Royals' decades of futility will be over just as soon as they change their name to the "Sunshine Bands."
Conversation starter: "Everybody talks about the Rays' young hitters, but the bullpen's turnaround was the key to the team's success. Last year, they had one of the worst ERAs in baseball history; this year, they're fifth-best in the majors."
Conversation stopper: "Sure, Evan Longoria plays a great third base, but have you seen him in a ball gown? Ravishing."
White Sox talking points: Chicago did everything possible to blow the AL Central—going 11-15 in September, losing the sweet-swinging Carlos Quentin to a case of bat rage, starting the punchless Ken Griffey Jr. and Nick Swisher on a regular basis, adopting "It's Not Gonna Happen" as the team's unofficial motto. Although your friends might argue that they squeaked into the playoffs thanks to solid starting pitching and veteran leadership, you suspect that the White Sox were galvanized by the fear that, if they choked, manager Ozzie Guillen would follow through on his frequent threats and throw them under an actual bus.
Historical context: Since winning the World Series in 2005, the verbose Guillen has feuded with seemingly everybody in baseball, including newspaper columnists, opposing players, umpires, and his own general manager. Feel free to get into the Guillen spirit by loudly criticizing everybody with whom you are watching the game, especially those who are fat or possibly homosexual. Your friends will think that you're a comic genius—just like Ozzie!—and, also, that you're a huge jerk. Just like Ozzie!
Conversation starter: "Don't be fooled by Paul Konerko's lousy overall numbers—he was one of the best sluggers in baseball in August and September."
Conversation stopper: "Ken Griffey Jr. is old enough to be Ken Griffey Sr.'s father."
American League Division Series, Boston Red Sox vs. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Red Sox talking points: After seven years of letting Manny Ramirez be Manny Ramirez, the Red Sox finally tired of his antics and traded him to the Dodgers in July. While popular opinion holds that the Ramirez trade was addition by subtraction, you're not too sure about that math: Manny had a monster second half (.396 BA, 17 HR, 53 RBI) for the Dodgers, and that kind of production in Fenway might have helped the Red Sox win the division and secure home field advantage. Still, a .358 team OBP and a deep starting staff leaves you optimistic about Boston's chances, even if you now have to settle for letting Kevin Youkilis be Kevin Youkilis.
Historical context: The impending demolition of Yankee Stadium means that Fenway Park is now one of only two major league stadiums built before the Great Depression—the other, of course, being Chicago's Wrigley Field. Your friends will applaud your spirit when you repeatedly encourage the Dodgers to "drop some depth charges at Wrigley," never realizing that you're actually advocating a violent and casualty-laden scorched-earth strategy.
Conversation starter: "Sure, the Indians' Cliff Lee won more games, but Daisuke Matsuzaka meant more to his team than any other pitcher this year."
Conversation stopper: "We might not win the Series this year, but, hey, at least the Patriots still have Tom Brady."
Angels talking points: The Angels destroyed their American League competition behind closer Francisco Rodriguez's record-setting 62 saves. You, however, realize that a lot of saves are usually indicative of a crappy offense and are more impressed by the Angels' anonymously efficient starting staff—the top five starters posted 70 wins and a 3.97 ERA. Although "Joe Saunders" and "Ervin Santana" sound suspiciously like aliases, you're not going to ask any questions as long as they keep winning.
Historical context: With those 62 saves, Francisco "K-Rod" Rodriguez effortlessly broke the previous major-league record, which had been held by Bobby Thigpen, an average pitcher without a cool nickname who had one really good season in the course of an undistinguished nine-year career. Follow in Ford Frick's (supposed) footsteps and argue that K-Rod's record should be accompanied by an asterisk because Bobby Thigpen really, really needs this.
Conversation starter: "Vladimir Guerrero in a down year is still more fearsome than pretty much every other hitter."
Conversation stopper: "Gary Matthews Jr. in a down year is … oh, wait, that's every year."


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Wardriving is: "the act of searching for Wi-Fi wireless networks by a person in a moving vehicle, using a portable computer or PDA." The best known objective is to find an available Wi-Fi network to connect to the Internet.
Another objective is to geo-tag Wi-Fi networks. This has been done on numerous occasions and it resulted in maps that include overlays to Google maps like this map of Seattle.
There are use cases for such maps; for the purpose of law enforcement, it shows where a person is connected to the Internet and for advertisement, it shows where a person is connected to the Internet. On its own, it is a little thing. When you look at it in the context of what has been so brilliantly documented in the Wire, it is part of a technological fight against crime and when you look at it in the context of Google, it is part of the increasingly sophisticated way of serving locally relevant adverts.
Slowly but surely personal privacy becomes less private. People, organisations and organisations can address you because they know where you are. The weather is fine, I may take my bike and without a mobile, you may think I am at home because my laptop will be left turned on... I hope nobody cares, will miss me as a result and get annoyed ...


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At CES 2012 last month, Toshiba has unveiled their great Android tablet, called as Excite X10 and now the device has appears on the Canada shoping shop for pre order. Basically, Toshiba Excite X10 tablet is US versions of the Excite tablet or the AT200 and the company claims if the device to be the world's thinnest and lightest tablet on the market today.
As the thinnest and lightest, Toshiba Excite X10 has dimensions in 0.08 x 17.60 x 25.60 cm with weighs 535 g. Designed from magnesium alloy for casing with a 10.1-inch AutoBrite™ Multi-touch LED Glossy Display which offer maximum resolutions at 1280 x 800 pixel and protected by Scratch-resistant Corning® Gorilla® Glass plus backed by 3 cell Li-Ion battery which offer up to 8 Hours of battery usage on single charge, it ideal for companions at home or office. It thinner than iPad 2 which has 8.8mm thick or Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 that has 8.9 mm thick.
Under the hood, the Excite X10 tablet powered by a 1.2GHz TI OMAP 4430 dual-core Cortex-A9 processor that coupled with 1GB of DDR2 RAM and running on Android 3.2 Honeycomb as the operating system provide stable device for work and play on-the-go. On the screen, you will find 5.0 MP rear facing auto focus camera with Flash for capture photos and 2592 x 1944 @ 15 fps video record, while on front there is 2.0 MP camera with microphone for video chatswith your friends or family.
For multimedia storage, new 10.1 inch tablet packed with 16GB and 32GB of internal memory that can be expanded up to 32GB via MicroSD plus built in with stereo speakers on the inside, so you an enjoy great experience when playing Flash games,web browsing or streaming video on YouTube. For software, it preloaded with Toshiba Media Player, Toshiba Service Station, Toshiba File Manager, Think Free Office, Evernote, Printer Share and full support in Google Mobile Service, such as GMail, GTalk, Google Maps, Google eBooks, Picassa and Android Market to download more than 400.000 apps.
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The Odor Seeping Out of Our Criminal Justice System
I just thank God I'm out of this place.
- Henry Lee McCollum
First there was Ferguson, Missouri and the gunning down of an unarmed black youth and the ad-nauseum follow-up emphasizing over-and-over the shooting officer's fear. Now it's the release of two half brothers in North Carolina clearly railroaded into convictions and death sentences by a notoriously remorseless, good-'ol-boy district attorney.
Once a fair-minded superior court judge actually looked at the evidence and declared the emperor had no clothes, any eighth-grader could see the criminal justice system in this nice little North Carolina community had cynically set up Henry Lee McCollum and Leon Brown, two intellectually vulnerable African American teenagers, to clear the docket of a sensational, vengeance-demanding child murder case. Until the judge's ruling, everyone had simply assumed because they had been convicted and were in prison these men were guilty. In 1994, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia even cited the barbarous natures of McCollum and Brown in defense of the death penalty.
The Ferguson case of a police homicide in broad daylight on a public street has been intentionally placed on a secret, very slow wheels-of-justice track that can only benefit Officer Darren Wilson's expected argument in court that he felt fear, which in the realm of courtroom narrative and reasonable doubt means he walks. In common US jurisprudence, a police officer's fear and his or her perception of threat -- even if shown to be unfounded -- is sacrosanct and excuses pretty much anything.
On the other hand, fear is never permitted as an excuse when an ordinary citizen responds violently to a police officer. If Michael Brown had had a gun and, with a couple non-lethal rounds in his back, had turned and got off a lethal shot at Officer Wilson, every court in the land would have sentenced him to lethal injection or life in prison. There can be no self-defense against a police officer. Any kind of violence directed at a police officer can only be additional provocation, demanding an escalation of violence from the officer. The Law looks out for its own.
In North Carolina, Superior Court Judge Douglass Sasser had the courage to declare McCollum and Brown innocent after 30 years in prison. They were convicted in 1983 of raping and murdering an 11-year-old girl. Thirty-year-old DNA evidence on a cigarette butt at the scene pointed to a known violent pederast who lived near the 11-year-old girl's house. While the already malodorous Ferguson case awaits shoes yet to drop, the McCollum/Brown case released a particularly loathsome pent-up stench that reaches all the way to the US Supreme Court.


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Westboro Baptist Church plans Ryan Dunn funeral protest
As if the news of Ryan Dunn's death wasn't awful enough, the Westboro Baptist Church has announced plans for a Ryan Dunn funeral picket.
Fans and friends were shocked when the news of Jackass star Ryan Dunn's death broke. His friends' response to the news was heartbreaking. Now, they have yet another blow to handle.
The Westboro Baptist Church, the organization known for protesting funerals of gay rights supporters, kids and military members, has announced its plans to picket the funeral of Ryan Dunn. (We won't even link to the extremely offensive website, with a URL that is equally disgusting.) The "press release" states: "Ryan Dunn is in hell."
Among the paragraphs of nonsense, the Westboro Baptist Church notes that Dunn died in Pennsylvania, "one of the most evil states to ever exist," and claims the accident occurred because Dunn "made a mock of sin, and taught his fellow man to grievously sin against God."
Whatever people thought of Jackass, the Westboro Baptist Church's comments and claims are horrible, as is their plan to picket Ryan Dunn's funeral. The release reads, "WBC will picket any public memorial/funeral held for Dunn, warning all not to make a mock of sin, & to fear & obey God."
The group also takes aim at Dunn pals Steve-O and Johnny Knoxville, stating they weren't real friends.
Dunn was driving his Porsche early Monday morning after leaving a pub when it flew over a guardrail and crashed into a tree, catching fire. The preliminary autopsy report found that Dunn died as a result of blunt force and thermal trauma.
Yesterday, Roger Ebert finally apologized for a tweet he sent out after Dunn's death. ("Friends don't let jackasses drink and drive," Ebert tweeted, shortly after news of the Jackass star's death spread.) We're confident that the Westboro Baptist Church won't apologize, but we hope that Ryan Dunn can be laid to rest in peace by his friends and family.


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