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A high-rise apartment building under construction in one of Dubai's new districts caught fire on Thursday, with some two dozen workers injured and dozens more trapped by thick smoke as rescue crews tried to reach them.
Witnesses told the AP, they saw a man fall from one of the 37-story building's upper floors, and hospital officials said that three hospitalized labourers were in serious condition. There were no official reports of deaths.
Black smoke billowed from the upper floors of the glass-sheathed building, located in a cluster of apartment towers under construction on Dubai's southern outskirts.
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A hospital official said up to 25 workers from India, Pakistan and China were being treated for various degrees of smoke inhalation.
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text: I'd say showing that some humans still believe in deities and/or participate in religion goes with the general thrust of showing how humanity has grown enough to at least deal successfully with several deeply-rooted flaws that remain. It's a more realistic angle on Trek's optimistic view of the future - there's the simple version where humanity has generally just improved, and the more nuanced view where it has grown up enough to deal with internal strife in a constructive manner on a species-wide scale. Realistically, there's just relatively little hope of abolishing religion in the time frame we're speaking about. It's a powerful meme, and recently there seems to be some scientific basis to at least consider that a large percentage of the population may be psychologically set up to gravitate to such ideas.


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While Hyun-jin Ryu is not yet a big name in North America, losing him was a bigger blow for the Cubs than you probably think.
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I was watching the Hard Miles video over the weekend and saw how the Iron Butt riders would take information from their rally packs and enter it into mapping/routing software within hours. It made me wonder what folks are using that may be better than what I am using.
I started with a Garmin 2720 which was okay and then used Zumo 550 with Mapsource which worked okay but it is not the most intuitive program. When I updated to the Zumo 660 and BMW Nav IV the routes no longer transfer from Mapsource very well even if the version of maps within Mapsource match the maps on the GPS unit.
I know some are having better luck with Basecamp but that seems even less intuitive than Mapsource. I've read through the various post on the Zumo forum and other places of the years to help make sense of the Mapsource program and before I start learning Basecamp was wondering if anything exist that is better.
Is there a good non-Garmin program out there to create routes and have them transfer to the Zumo 660 or Nav IV without getting all jumbled up?


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text: Not really sure of the best place to put this but I think this will be okay as it covers all TV and film media. Anyway if I get this right, up to now media formats have been available in VHS, Laser disk, DVD, the short lived (?) HD DVD and now Blu Ray and over the years we've bought movies and TV shows on at least VHS and DVD, double dipping so to speak or simply discarding the old and replacing with the new. Now with the introduction of Blu-ray we're again having to (if you chose to do so) yet again replace old formats and with the new so I was wondering how many times others here have actually bought Movies and TV series the first time round on VHS and then again on DVD then onto HD DVD or Blu Ray. I was also wondering how much do you think we'll continue this trend of continually replacing new for old as I expect that in years to come I'd assume that there will eventually be a format where you can get lots of movies on one disk (depending on the format available) or even an entire TV series on one disk? Any thoughts?


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Discussion in 'Former Pro Player Talk' started by 90's Clay, Aug 22, 2012.
So a player cannot be beaten in his prime? Is "GOAT" Rosewell unbeaten in his prime?
Firstly, please write Rosewall.
Secondly, there is a big difference between Rosewall and Federer: While Rosewall is seldom till never mentioned as GOAT or even as GOAT candidate, most "modern" fans and experts claim Federer is the GOAT who seems to them to be unbeatable.
Thirdly, Rosewall lost seldom a major in his prime (he actually was unbeaten in majors for four years), Federer lost several big tournaments to Nadal and Djokovic.
The same people who blame Muscles for never winning Wimbledon use to put Federer on top place even though Federer won 17 majors and Rosewall won 23...
You want to sell him as the GOAT or better than Federer so he must be unbeaten if he is to be better than Federer, right?
And why limit to majors, when you are talking about Rosewall but not when you are talking about Federer? Pretty convenient
What were the 4 years Rosewall went unbeaten in majors please?
Where is your logic? Why must a player be unbeaten to be better than Federer?
I can give you at least four players (Tilden, Gonzalez, Rosewall and Laver) who have a better record than Roger even though they all were not unbeaten!
Apart from the majors, Rosewall won at least 137 tournaments and Federer won 78 if I rightly remember. Of course Roger will yet win a few more events...
1960 to 1963 which is nine majors where Rosewall participated (it's still record).
Where is my logic?
I am not the one that brought up the fact Federer was beaten by this or that player in his prime. It's pretty idiotic to expect a player not to be beaten in 4-5 year time. I really don't see anything constructive in your attacks towards Federer. You would have been better off by stating the argument for the 137 vs 78 wins in the first place, even though you yourself realise it's not compatible due to the million mickey-mouse-ish events
Does anyone have a % of tournaments entered / won?
I will sart with Lendl era, Sampra, and Federer
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billnepill, I have not attacked Federer. I gave you a few arguments.
BUt many fans attack the older players to push their darling, Federer...
Rosewall seldom won Mickey-Mouse events. He only won a few 4 man tournaments and even there it's the question which tournament was more difficult to win: a 32 man event against lesser players or a 4 man event against Laver and Hoad.
It's interesting since you trump the weak era card - who was the competition of Rosewall during those years? Where were Gonzales and Laver? Luckily Gonzales retired and his retirement is widely considered as clearing the path for Rosewall as the former was smashing the competition in 1960
Rosewall beat Gonzales in the 1961 French Pro final at Roland Garros. The score was 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 8-6. Gonzales went into retirement at the end of 1961, and it lasted 18 months before Gonzales returned at the 1963 US Pro.
That's right, esp. considering how depleted Rosewall was by the time he got to the final round at Wimbledon and USO, only one year later. Seven rounds on clay in best of 5 matches is only going to be harder on someone that age.
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Sorry strongly disagree with some of these. No way is Seles anywhere near Court. King could never be ahead of Lenglen, and neither Seles or Venus could be ahead of Connolly either.
Ranking Serena ahead of Graf and Evert is ridiculous.
For career accomplishments it makes no logical sense. However I know a number of long time expert observers who believe Serena may have the highest level of play when she is on her game. Of course you can argue that for a few players.
i see so you are awarding serena some extra majors/ big tourney wins that she didnt actually win because she was 'injured' or because she preferred to go shopping..hmm ok then. :neutral:
also martina and evert were on the same level..they took majors off each other for about 11 yrs, so why is one of them lower dodgy list you got there..not based in reality.
I think you read my post incorrectly. I don't think Serena is ahead of Evert, Graf and Navratilova.
I think BobbyOne is simply trying to write the Rosewall is a GOAT candidate as is Federer. The idea that a player has to be unbeaten to be better than Federer is a false assumption I believe by the way.
And if you look at the career of Rosewall I do believe he has a right to be considered a GOAT candidate.
You asked for percentage of majors won versus majors entered. Here it is--Rosewall-23 majors in 69 attempts and Federer currently is 17 in 54.
Newk was there?
How old was Buchholz in 1968?
Rosewall was more formidable on clay than on grass at this time.
It is a mystery to me why he did not play RG after 1969.
oop soz..i was looking at terrastars18 list.
Peak Martina was much better than Evert. She beat Evert 13 times in a row at one point. She was far more dominant at her peak, losing only 1 or 2 matches a year. Evert didnt even deny Martina many majors, only 3 or 4, Martina by contrast denied Evert about 8-10.
I fully agree with you, but Nastase deefated Orantes easily for two consecutive years Orantes in Barcelona (73 and 74) and if memory serves, I think he also handled hin at the 1973 IO.
1973 Nastase was almost unbeatable on clay.You can never count Rosewall out but Nastase would be the favourite, anyhow.
Nastase was not at all unbeatable on clay.
In the 1972 French Open, he lost in the first round, giving Gimeno an easy path to victory.
In the 1975 Canadian Open final on clay, he lost in straight sets to Orantes, the key being a close line-call in the first set tiebreaker which went against Nastase (rightfully) and upset his concentration, and he made no effort to play after that, letting routine shots go by him. He was fined by the Tennis Council after the season for lack of effort.
In the 1973 French Open, Nastase did not face a tough match in the tournament.
orantes would beat any player on clay if he was on, so no shame to Ilie.
I mentioned 1973, when he was on zone for the first half of the year.he just threw away his chances at Wimbledon because he was the only guy ( Kodes came second) to have a lock on that tournament.And, when being a favourite, Nasatse seldom delivered.Like in the 1972 Wimbledon final.
This is very strange. Nastase was much more comfortable in the season-ending events, where, frankly, there was, and is, LESS pressure than at Wimbledon or Forest Hills, the two premiere events in the game.
Right, played 5 consecutive Masters finals ( so did Lendl, who also won a couple of Dallas titles), and he only lost one, over 5 sets.
I still recall that famous 1972 final at London .
they both won 18 majors..
Evert beat Navratilova 8 times at the buisiness end of majors..(4F, 4SF).
I guess we both agree that Orantes at that point would have been Nastase's toughest competition although Nastase would have been favored. Orantes defeated Nastase in four sets at the 1975 US Open in a match I was privileged to see in person. Nastase played well imo in that match but Orantes I believe was playing the best tennis of the tournament. Two of the greatest touch players in the history of tennis. I don't recall Nastase acting up in that match.
NadalAgassi, I agree that peak Navratilova was better than peak Evert but it may not have been as one sided as you may think. A good friend of mine pointed out that Navratilova was using the new racquets during most of those 13 straight matches that Navratilova won while Evert stuck to a wood racquet. After Evert switched to the new racquets of the time the matches were closer and Evert was able to defeat Navratilova.
My friend really knows tennis and I do think he has a decent argument.
billnepill, Rosewall beat Laver, Gonzalez, Segura, Sedgman, Trabert, Hoad, Anderson, Cooper, Olmedo in his sensational nine majors winning streak. I would say that was a field not too bad...
Dan, Newcombe was NOT a top ten claycourter in 1973. For instance he lost to Rosewall clearly at the Japanese Open.
Newcombe WAS there as he lost to Milan Holecek 5-7,1-6 in the first round...
28 and a top player (winning 5 WCT tournaments, beating Roche several times).
Dan, I again contradict: Rosewall seems to having been stronger on grass those years, see his runs in 1974.
kiki, thanks that you teached Dan tennis history!
because he was awesome...
Yes Newcombe was there. As was Kodes (that was for you Kiki), Panatta, Okker, Dibbs, Vilas, Metrevelli, Proisy, Connors, Ramirez, Orantes, Cox, Solomon, Ashe, Stan Smith, Borg, Richey Gimeno, Pilic, Taylor. Some of these players were not in their primes yet or past their primes but still excellent players. Borg for example beat the 9th seeded Richey in the first round. A sign of things to come I suppose.
I think it was an extremely strong field. To be honest while Laver and Rosewall could have won this tournament, it's very doubtful at their advanced ages. Laver was having some physical problems also.
I would think that Nastase won an impressive victory.
And of course Nastase was not unbeatable on clay but he was at his peak in 1973 and was a great clay court player.
Quick question. If peak Orantes played peak Kodes in the finals of the French, who is the favorite? I won't give my opinion but I'm curious about your answer. I'm not joking. Just wondering what you think.
My 10, not by acievements, but who I cheered for, over the years:
Nice that you mentioned Bobo. He had a huge serve.
The most fun doubles match I've seen was Zivojinovic and Becker against Noah and Leconte at the US Open. What power and great angle volleys from Leconte? It was in the Grandstand and it was packed. People talked about that match for years.
He would have been stronger on clay.
He faced an awsomely weak path to victory.
How many of these "great" clay players did Nastase meet en route to victory?
Dan, Tingay ranked Rosewall at No.2 in 1974. If he played great claycourt events, would you give Rosewall even a better ranking?? LOL.
I think that Rosewall had a better chance to win at RG in 1974 than at Wimbledon or Forest Hills.
I think that he skipped RG after 1969 to better prepare for Wimbledon, a strategy which did not quite work. Better to have played at RG.
As far as Tingay, wasn't he the guy who ranked Hoad at #5 for 1953? I would have put Hoad at #1 for that year. I guess Tingay and I use different criteria.
Dan, Rosewall would not have beaten Borg in a Paris final in 1974.
Yes, you would have put Hoad at No.1 for 1953. I guess you even would have ranked Hoad at No.1 also for 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 and 1960.
Did I forget 1961, 1962 and 1963??
Yes, I finally agree: Tingay and you have actually used different criteria........
Whoa, don't get carried away.
But since you ask, here it goes.
Amateur rankings:
1953: 1) Hoad 2) Trabert 3) Rosewall 4) Seixas
Key to this is the hth between Hoad and Trabert (2 and 0 for Hoad), and Rosewall (5 and 0 for Hoad, wow!), and the Davis Cup final (Tingay does not include the Cup play in his rankings) (there is a point in the first set against Seixas where Hoad hits a strong groundstroke and Seixas underestimates the power, and is actually knocked off his feet)
Following the 1953 season, Kramer offered a contract to only ONE amateur player, Hoad, to play against himself in 1954. Hoad stated that he wanted to win Wimbledon twice before turning pro. Some prophecy.
1954: 1) Drobny 2) Seixas 3) Trabert
1955: 1) Trabert 2) Hoad (based on Davis Cup, despite Tingay) 3) Rosewall
1956: 1) Hoad 2) Rosewall
Pro rankings:
1957: 1) Gonzales 2) Sedgman 3) Rosewall
1958: 1) Hoad 2) Gonzales 3) Rosewall 4) Sedgman 5) Trabert
1959: 1) Hoad 2) Gonzales 3) Rosewall 4) Sedgman 5) Trabert
1960: 1) Gonzales 2) Rosewall 3) Hoad
1961: 1) Rosewall 2) Gonzales 3) Hoad
1962: 1) Rosewall 2) Hoad
1963: 1) Rosewall 2) Hoad 3) Laver
I believe that these are very fair and objective rankings, based upon a very sober consideration of available data.
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Speedo went bad after 13500km on my 2012 Ural. (did that on my K75 after about 1 1/2 years and 10,000mi) Rode 20 miles to the dealer, he knows me by name, handed me a new speedo under Ural's excellent 2 year warranty. (the BMW I had to fend for myself, and the nearest dealer is much further away) Hung around for a couple hours chatting, he sold a used rig and a newbie came in to look at these funny Russian bikes. Came home and put the new unit in myself, they would have installed it but I prefer to do as much wrenching as possible. The warranty allows owners to do their own work, I've done all the services and have not had any problems until the speedo went belly up.
Now here is the good part. It took 20 minutes to put in the speedometer, with an 8 and 13mm sockets, a flat head screwdriver, and a dental pick to retrieve a washer I dropped into the headlight bucket. Try doing that with any Beemer made in the last couple decades! My K75s is bad enough, can't imagine the newer ones have gotten easier.
There are downsides to owning a rig this archaic, but there is something intangible about the simplicity and retro mechanicals of the thing. Anyone out there interested in a new Ural, the 2014's will have FI and 3 wheel discs, and a price bump of 3 grand or so. This could be good or bad, depending on you viewpoint. Anyhow, back to enjoying life in the slow lane


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Analysis: Apple is Seeking 10,000x FRAND Rates in Patent Lawsuits
Jason Mick
February 29, 2012 6:15 AM
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Patent reform is crucial or electronics industry will be consumed in self-destructive chaos
It's simple math. And it illustrates how broken the international patent registration and court system is when it comes to intellectual property.
I. The System is Broken
Microsoft Corp. (
) recently revealed that tentative Google Inc. (
) acquisition Motorola Mobility
wanted $22.50 per device
for a series of video codec patents. This request was clearly ridiculous -- as Microsoft states, the typical licensing rate for a collection of standards patents under fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms is around $0.02 USD per device.
FRAND is actually a model system in that it is inherently an exemplar in the world of intellectual property. It represents fair compensation to innovators, yet opens key developments to the masses, allowing them to push the envelope.
The issue is that FRAND is on the verge of dying.
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The would-be murderer is
patent litigation
. Keep that $0.02 USD patent licensing figure in mind. Now imagine you patent a trivial user interface gesture, which is essentially some sort of variant on drag and drop. Suddenly you can
ban a competitor's device
which retails for $200.00 USD.
That's right -- based on recent court decisions, almost trivial non-FRAND patents [
] are being rewarded with rulings worth 10,000x or more the cost of traditional licensing fees.
This abysmal state of affairs not only
encourages patent trolling
, it offers a strong financial incentive to stop any FRAND related work. If your competitors go non-FRAND and your company works cooperatively under FRAND guidelines, your firm will almost certainly be dealt a series of crippling court rulings under the current patent atmosphere. Try explaining that to investors.
II. Some Suggestions for Improving the System
User interface patents, firmware patents, and their ilk certainly represent a philosophy of protecting software innovators. That's a noble goal. However, in the future, it would be good for the patent system to consider a couple of points:
1. The potential for alternatives
Apple recently patented
sending an interrupt to a processor in order to underclock it
. Now, interrupts have been used for decades as the fundamental firmware mechanism to deal with immediate events. And a processor's power circuitry must receive some sort of guidance in order to underclock a chip.
Thus, while Apple's patent may be novel (assuming a lack of prior art), there are few feasible alternatives. The patent system should note this kind of situation and put a higher pressure to reach a fair licensing situation in this kind of case. You can't patent the laws of physics, so to speak, and even if you could, the least the system can do is to force you to license it.
2. The importance of a patent
Thus far Apple has secured short bans on Android products for relatively trivial features -- swipe to unlock, fast scrolling algorithms, and a "bounce" animation when performing drags or pinches.
In terms of the iPhone's net worth these represent maybe 1/500th or less of the total software innovation in the device. Thus it might be fair to charge collectively $1.00 USD per device for them, but seeking a ban or exorbitant fees from competitors who use similar effects/inputs is extremely punitive and unfair.
3. Eliminating repetition
The mobile industry is awash in a deluge of repatents -- companies taking personal computer innovations, putting a mobile spin on them and then filing for a patent.
Apple's swipe to unlock
is essential a touch screen version of the time immemorial drag-and-drop.
Motorola's forbidden swipe to unlock gesture [Image Source: YouTube]
If such repeats are allowed, the patents should at least be flagged. Again such a flag could be used as a basis to force a licensing settlement and/or reduce the maximum damages a company can seek to collect in a suit.
4. Force Companies to Reach Licensing Settlements
Barring a handful of patents where the IP describes essentially an entire product, there should be strict guidelines forcing companies to settle software IP disputes.
A reasonable place to start would be to charge x10 the going FRAND rate (e.g. $0.20 USD for licensing a portfolio of IP). In FRAND terms, this would not be fair and reasonable. But the approach would bring into line the risk-vs-reward equation of the FRAND-vs-non-FRAND filings, versus the current hyper-inflated value scenario which essentially tilts the value scale in the direction of non-FRAND so far that the balance bar breaks.
III. Don't Want to Fix the System? Prepare for a Dying Industry
As the industry stands right now, FRAND is on the verge of collapse. Google and its partners are fast learning that playing fair does not work. Their FRAND suits illustrate
a willingness to play dirty
. And that new perspective will likely soon manifest in a cessation of FRAND work.
This is a horrible state of affairs for the industry. By allowing injunctions that exceed FRAND payouts 10,000-fold, the global intellectual property sphere is revelling in the creation of an
anti-competitive, anti-technology environment
This system promises an ugly future in which mobile communications are slow (as it would be uneconomical to participate in FRAND communications standard development), there interfaces will be clunky (a company will be limited to a handful of UI elements for fear of infringement), and product quality will be decreased to offset an inevitable slew of licensing fees.
Prepare for the future of technology if the patent system is not reworked.
[Image Source: Museum of Natural History]
This is a system where nobody wins. And this is the system that will result if drastic action is not taken, right now.
Is Google/Motorola/Samsung
playing dirty
? Yes.
Is Microsoft milking the licensing system [
]? Yes.
Is Apple acting as an anticompetitive litigation abuser? Yes.
In a macroscopic sense, the problem is not these companies. The problem is the intellectual property system. This argument must not be lost amid our personal prejudices, lest the increasingly
hyperlitigious atmosphere
destroy the innovative devices we enjoy today, regardless of who makes them.
"Well, there may be a reason why they call them 'Mac' trucks! Windows machines will not be trucks." -- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
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I am more hopeful after today than I have been in a long time. That being said, good god how I have grown to hate the phrase "ground and pound" in a football, specifically, in a jets context.
Last edited by JETSALLDAY24; 04-27-2013 at 03:17 AM.
Our O-line is upgraded as Colon, Winters, Peterman > Moore, Slauson
Our RB core is upgraded as Ivory, Goodson, Powell > Greene, Powell, McKnight
Our QB core is upgraded as Sanchez (assuming he stays), Smith, Garrard > Sanchez, Tebow, McElroy
Granted, our TEs are worse but Dustin Keller was sort of a non-factor outside about 4 games last year. If he wasn't missing a game because of injury he was slowed because of it. The major injury to Holmes didn't help and Hill was very raw coming in.
I see at least even at every position on offense and upgrades on many. I think we will dip into free agency to grab a WR but I don't think it was worth rushing to it. Remember that we could sign Brandon Lloyd tomorrow and we'd all be excited to have him as a playmaker.
I think the WRs are just slightly better than our TE's - without Keller that is saying a lot.
Do agree that it can't be fixed in one year, but it does need to be fixed because we have zero talent catching the ball.
and what the heck does that mean....who the hell makes you the jets authority.....your word dictates what the jets will do in 2013.....lol you truly are out to left field....I could care less how long you have been going to jets games......no wonder people think we have some of the dumbest fans on the planet......your warped logic means jack to me......any rational football fan can see that this team got better.
And by "compete" you mean playoffs? That's likely.
But it still could be a better season than last year's.


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Some wackaloon nutter has proposed that newspapers and universities have sufficient similarities that they should entertain the possibility of merging (h/t Coturnix):
Consider these parallels:
What is the purpose of a newspaper?
To establish a network of fact-seekers (correspondents) who pass information to a group of quality control processors (editors) who repackage the information for consumption as articles (and books) for a group of people (readers and other learners) eager to find out what is going on in the world.
What is the purpose of a university?
To establish a network of fact-seekers (researchers and students) who pass on information to a group of quality control processors (faculty members) who repackage the information as articles (and books) for a group of people (students and other learners) eager to find out what is going on in the world.
Then some other wackaloon nutter in the comments complained that this is TEH SUXX0RS because, get this, newspapers are much freer and unbiased discoverers of the truth operating as they do in "the free market":
We want our biggest newspapers in the free market and miles away from a cosy endowment because we want the fear of God in each and every editor. It's the only way you will get smart people to cut the pontification and dig up interesting material in whatever beat they are covering.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!! What a bunch of fucking maroons! Nice fantasy world these two jokers are living in.
Today's "journalists" are lazy suck-ups to corporate and government power, who refuse to apply even the slightest critical analysis to corporate and government propaganda that they dutifully transcribe and disseminate. Why do you think Tim Russert's–favorite "journalist" of Dick Motherfucking Cheney, for fuck's sake!–death was treated like a state funeral?
These fuckups are not "journalists"; they are courtiers! They have as much interest in "dig[ging] up interesting material" or serving as "fact-seekers" as they do in getting stabbed in the eye with a red hot poker.


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Some passport interviews suspended
Interviews for first-time applicants for passports have been suspended in London as staff struggle to deal with the 30,000 backlog of applications, the Home Office has said.
The move comes amid mounting criticism that Britain's passport service has descended into chaos, with many families fearing they may have to cancel their summer holiday plans because of long delays.
In a move likely to anger holidaymakers, Londoners applying for an adult passport for the first time at HM Passport Office's Globe House office in Victoria are being directed to other passport offices in south east England so staff there can concentrate on fast-track renewals.
Angry Britons who were desperately trying to get their passports approved described chaotic scenes inside the offices, with customers in floods of tears as workers struggled under the mounting pressure.
Claire McKay, a social worker, said she spent two days frantically trying to get a passport for her teenage daughter so she could go on holiday to mark the end of her GCSE exams.
She said: "It is very traumatic, I have been crying a lot. I think that is the only way I got through, I didn' t do it deliberately, I was very upset, but it was the only way they would understand.
"I would say two or three times I have been in buckets of tears. I've got no one to support me here."
She criticised passport staff, who she said urgently needed to "learn more people skills" and learn how to talk to upset and distressed people.
She said: "I just don't think they know what they are doing, and they don't know what to do when somebody is upset.
"I know they have said they have brought some more staff in but they need more. It is just jam-packed. They can't cope in there at all."
Barry Kyle, a theatre director who has spent four weeks trying to get his teenage daughter her first adult passport, said staff were trying to do their best, but conflicting advice on the Government's website coupled with the massive backlog was creating mayhem.
He said: "I don't want to be a ranting Roger so I'm not trying to blame the staff because I think they are trying their best here, but actually it is too complicated and the advice on the website is contradictory."
He said his experience had been "unnecessary and trying in a heatwave".
The Passport Office has faced accusations it has presided over a shambles, and the influential Home Affairs Select Committee has called its head Paul Pugh before members next week to explain the problems.
A report shows the office estimated a year ago that applications would surge by as much as 350,000 this summer because of overseas embassies shutting their passport desks and transferring operations to Britain.
The committee's chairman Keith Vaz today demanded answers over how the service went from being "a swan into an ugly duckling".
Emerging from the passport office in Victoria, where he had spoken to staff, he said: "They are doing their very best, they are working their socks off to try and get this mess resolved.
"There is clearly a crisis in the passport service that needs to be addressed immediately, and certainly the staff are doing all they can.
"The question for the committee is how did a service that in recent years has been so good end up in the situation it is at the moment?
"How did we go from being a swan into an ugly duckling?"
After weeks of mounting public anger, Home Secretary Theresa May has announced a raft of measures aimed at clearing the backlog.
Those who urgently need to travel abroad will have their applications fast-tracked for free rather than have to pay the usual £103 charge.
And people renewing their UK passports from overseas will be given a 12-month extension to their existing passport. Those applying for passports overseas on behalf of their children will be given emergency travel documents.
A Home Office spokeswoman said it was normal practice during busy times to redirect people to passport offices outside of London, and that only a "handful" of people had been affected.
Prime Minister David Cameron disclosed earlier this week that there were at least 30,000 applications outstanding which had not been processed within the normal three-week limit.


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Kanye West Deletes All of His Tweets, Writes 'Be Back Soon'
Say goodbye to Kanye West's tweets.
The 35-year-old rapper deleted all of his tweets on Thursday, but left one final message to his abandoned 8.6 million followers.
"Be back soon," he wrote.
PHOTOS: Kim and Kanye pack on the PDA
West has been beloved by fans for writing entertaining tweets like this one from July 2010: "I specifically ordered persian rugs with cherub imagery! What do I have to do to get a simple persian rug with cherub imagery uuuuugh."
More recently, West has been tweeting about girlfriend Kim Kardashian, 31. "So dope to get these pics of my baby while I'm in the lab," the "Mercy" rapper tweeted with a photo Kardashian sent him of herself posing in front of a mirror in a sexy white dress.
VIDEOS: Kanye tells Kim how to dress
As for Kardashian, she's still tweeting up a storm while filming her E! spinoff "Kourtney and Kim Take Miami" in Florida. "Since I started QuickTrim again a few weeks ago, I'm down 6 lbs!" she shared on Wednesday. "Yay best feeling. I was getting discouraged but now I'm so motivated!"
PHOTOS: Why Kim and Kanye are the perfect match
West was last seen without Kardashian taking in the shows at Paris Fashion Week. On Tuesday, West sat front row at the Chanel runway show and chatted with Karl Lagerfeld's boyfriend, Baptiste Giabiconi, and Jennifer Lopez's boyfriend, Casper Smart.
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Montezuma-Cortez High School senior Sheldon Johnson is this weeks Spotlight Student of the Week.
Grade 12
Favorite food Frybread
Favorite TV show Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Favorite class Study Hall
Favorite movie Boyz in the Hood
Favorite thing to do Play ball
I would love to Meet Wiz Khalifa
Favorite cartoon Tom And Jerry
Favorite car Nissan Skyline
Plans after high school College for a music degree
Parents name Jane
Best high school memory so far None still waiting
Favorite teacher and why Mrs. Mason: She is not afraid to put me in my place
Nominated by Mrs. Rime: Sheldon has done an outstanding job here lately. He is working very hard in class.


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Summer is here and area football teams have begun 7-on-7. What may be conceived as a glorified pass-skeleton drill, really allows quarterbacks and receivers to get an early jump on fall workouts. Some area coaches are pleased with the way the competitions are going, while others feel there is quite a bit of progress that needs to be made during two-a-days.
The Atkins Red Devils competed in their first 7-on-7 Thursday night at Dover, and head football coach Charlie Sorrels said he came away impressed the way the team performed at Dover. The team has mostly everybody coming back from last year, Sorrels said.
"We're doing practically the same thing we've always done and added a few plays in the spring, but it was pretty easy for them to come back in. I thought our first game against Fayetteville we executed very well and I was real pleased with it," Sorrels. "Everybody is pretty much in the same place as they were the last year or last two years, so that makes it a lot easier when they're already familiar with everything we do."
Sorrels said his seniors have stepped up and become leaders thus far, specifically Terrence Bobo, CD Castro and Russell Gibson. Sorrels said the team needs to improve on all areas of their game, but he said he believes other players will pick up the slack.
"Some of our seniors have stepped up and become leaders. Terrence Bobo, C.D. Casto and Russell Gibson are three of our returning starters that played a large role in our offense last year. Naturally we are counting on them pretty heavy," he said.
"We probably need to improve on all of our areas [offense, defense and special teams], but we feel like we're going to be more balanced than we were last year anyway. With as many people we have coming back we should be able to use the passing and rushing game and get the ball to a number of people. Naturally, Terrence is going to get the ball in his hand quite a bit, but we think we have enough kids who will come on and pick up some slack," he said.
Sorrels said 7-on-7 is a good thing because it gives the team a chance to prepare and look forward to the season. The Red Devils are excited about 7-on-7 and look forward to facing their competition, he said.
"I think 7-on-7 is a good thing, it kind of jump starts the summer for our football team and gives us something to look forward to. They enjoy the Thursday night 7-on-7 with the league play we have. The team is excited about 7-on-7, it's a little different from the regular grind of a season, so I think they're looking forward to it."
Atkins will host their first 7-on-7 football competition June 28.
First-year Dardanelle head football coach Josh Price said things were moving slowly for the Sand Lizards. Price said he was disappointed with the effort of his players.
"The part I was disappointed yesterday with was effort. We have some bad habits on offense and defense, guys are standing around watching and we have to get out of that," he said. "The execution part I expect that to be slow, but there's no reason not to hustle on every single play and that's something we will get corrected before next time."
Price said he is learning about his team as much as they are learning about him.
"It's a total new offense and defense, especially for the quarterbacks, their heads are spinning a little bit right now. They are getting a whole lot throw at them, so they're trying as best they can, it's going to take a bit to get used to," Price said.
Price said 7-on-7 gives his team a chance to go over game-type situations and a look at what the team needs to work on. He continued to say his players are doing things he knows they wouldn't normally do in a game. Price said he wants the team to quickly get out of that habit.
"7-on-7 is good for your pass coverage's and your quarterback reads. It is important for the conditioning aspect, but it's gotten to where some people are playing the drill and doing stuff they aren't going to be doing during the season. I don't like that aspect, but I do like the fact you get to throw and catch a little bit, work on some timing and things along those lines," Price said. "We hope to get better on our timing, let our wide receivers get off the ball and defensively once the ball is in the air, let's get on our horse and get after it, let's not stand around and watch it."
Price said he would put the best 11 players out on the field and looks for big things from Kendal Pinckey and Lucas Loving.
"The best 11 athletes are going to be on the field. I think we're pretty solid with what we finished spring ball with. Kendal Pinckey and Lucas Loving are going to be my Friday night quarterbacks and if there not playing quarterback then they'll be on the field somewhere," Price said. "We're full speed every play, all 11 of us and that's what we're going to ask of you and we're not going to accept anything else. It doesn't matter offense, defense or special teams, that's why it's such a team game because it takes all 11 guys busting their tails, not three or four, it's all 11. We as a coaching staff really drive that home and hopefully the players understand that point."
While Price said he was not happy with the efforts thus far from the team he did say he was pleased with Tyler Balloun on defense and Will McCormick on offense. The Sand Lizards will host a 7-on-7 at Dardanelle June 28.
Jeff Holt and the Cyclones were participating in the Shootout of the South during the interview, but Holt said the team played well in the Harding Academy 7-on-7. However, Holt said the team looked sluggish in the pool play of the Shoot-out of the South and hoped to pick it up today.
"On Thursday nights we just haven't had any fire or enthusiasm in our play. We've got to pick it up a lot and play hard. We need to play with heart and excitement. We've just kind of walked through things. We've got a ways to go."
Holt said the team needed to work on everything in general and would focus on certain aspects during 7-on-7 competitions.
"We need to work on everything, I mean everything. Route running, defending, drops, quarterback play and just everything, we've got to work on it all," Holt said.
The Mustangs practiced at Arkansas State University last weekend and participated in their first 7-on-7 with Russellville on Thursday night. Coach David Minnie said the team was doing great.
"I think they're doing great, we've got a little more experience this year than we had last year. The kids understand the system so we're not doing a whole lot of work having to teach kids routes and timing. A lot of it has to do with experience and that helps out tremendously during 7-on-7," Minnie said.
Minnie said he wanted to work on the secondary, which he felt has always been a weakness with his team. He continued to say during 7-on-7 the team was practicing on disguising coverage's and going over role assignments.
"The secondary has always been a weakness for us, that's going to be one of the areas we need to improve on this year. During 7-on-7 that's one area we are really focusing on that," Minnie said. "We're just trying to get our coverage's down and highly disguise them a bit and what we're looking for as far as trying to figure out responsibilities of everybody."
Minnie said he feels like because of the team's familiarity with each other and the experience they gained from last year, they should be able to solid. He said he felt the team should have an advantage experience wise because they started seven 10th graders last season.
"Last year we started seven 10th graders, we were very young last year and we've got quite a few juniors and seniors. This will be one of our most experienced teams we've had in probably two or three years. We're looking forward to having that experience to use and hopefully that works out to our advantage," Minnie said.
Minnie said Tyler King won the receiver of the camp and is a tremendous athlete. He continued to say Issac Jones, would be a team leader.
"Probably our biggest team leader would be Issac Jones a senior offensive linemen who does a great job at keeping everyone motivated and team morale up," Minnie said. "Tyler King, who will be a senior next year, does a great job for us."
Minnie said the best thing about 7-on-7 was getting the guys out playing football and keeping the players active. The Mustangs will scrimmage the Dardanelle Sand Lizards on June 28 at Dardanelle.
"I think the best thing for 7-on-7 is getting the guys out there during the summer, it keeps the players active. They get to go out and enjoy it."


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A funding agreement for a grant under section 300x or 300x–21 of this title is that the State involved will—
(A) for the fiscal year for which the grant involved is provided, provide for independent peer review to assess the quality, appropriateness, and efficacy of treatment services provided in the State to individuals under the program involved; and
(2) permit and cooperate with Federal investigations undertaken in accordance with section 300x–55 of this title; and
(3) provide to the Secretary any data required by the Secretary pursuant to section 290aa–4 of this title and will cooperate with the Secretary in the development of uniform criteria for the collection of data pursuant to such section.
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The Secretary may make a grant under section 300x or 300x–21 of this title only if the State involved has in effect a system to protect from inappropriate disclosure patient records maintained by the State in connection with an activity funded under the program involved or by any entity which is receiving amounts from the grant.
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title XIX, § 1943, as added Pub. L. 102–321, title II, § 203(a),July 10, 1992, 106 Stat. 404; amended Pub. L. 102–352, § 2(a)(12),Aug. 26, 1992, 106 Stat. 939.)
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The riot of colors and designs in the historic sarapes and blankets on display at the Center of Southwest Studies dazzles the observer.
But the discerning eye can pick out patterns, styles and nuances that identify the provenance of the textiles and their creators, Jeanne Brako, the center's curator of collections, said this week.
The 20 pieces on display through Dec. 17 – one of numerous events marking the center's golden anniversary – are premier examples of Rio Grande textiles, part of the center's larger 300-piece Durango Collection, Brako said.
The Rio Grande textiles collection totals about 50 pieces.
Rio Grande designates the blankets, sarapes and rugs produced by early Spanish settlers along the river of the same name from just south of Albuquerque northward into what is now the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado.
They derived from the colorful, decorative and expensive textiles brought from the old country to Mexico and labeled Saltillo style for a city in northern Mexico.
The early weavers hewed to their traditional styles, Brako said. But the need for utilitarian textiles, the availability of new materials and exposure to native designs put a distinctive Rio Grande stamp on later products.
Brako pointed out a sarape with a jagged diamond design at the neck opening – a sign of traditional style. A sarape from the Rio Grande period might feature a diamond distinguished by the Navajo right-angle step-terrace design.
Rio Grande textiles weavers continued to incorporate gradations of blue from the indigo plant and red from the cochineal insect – colors developed by earlier textile producers. They also combined blues and plant yellows to produce green.
Natives subjugated by the Spaniards often were held as household slaves, Brako said. Captives who were weavers soon found themselves seated before a vertical loom producing textiles for someone else.
"It was pretty prevalent to have slaves," Brako said. "Certain tribes raided others and sold slaves to the Spaniards."
The pieces in the current exhibit date from 1860 to 1920. The core of the exhibit is a gift from Richard and Mary Lyn Ballantine. Also included are pieces from the Durango Collection that were donated by the Ballantines and Mark Winter, who runs the historic Toadlena Trading Post in an unincorporated community off U.S. Highway 491 south of Shiprock, N.M.
Richard Ballantine was publisher of The Durango Herald and sister newspapers until his retirement last year.
Textile designs can be similar but techniques tell the knowledgeable observer whether a textile is Rio Grande or the work of Navajo, Hopi or Zuni weavers, Brako said.
A Navajo piece may have a fringe, but it was sewn on the textile later, Brako said. The fringe on a Rio Grande sarape is an integral part of the construction – the point where the warp was cut.
A sarape made of two pieces joined by a center seam identifies it as Hispanic because indigenous sarapes are single-piece constructions.
Motifs range from repeated bands of different colors to elaborate central designs.
The iconic piece in the exhibit for her, Brako said, is an 1850s sarape with a central jagged-angle diamond with original indigo and cochineal colors.
After Mexico became independent in 1821 and the Santa Fe Trail became a major trade route, Rio Grande textiles found new markets in California.
A sketch and photos reproduced for the exhibit bring the production of textiles and their use to life.
The sketch of an indigenous woman weaving on a vertical loom was done by Richard H. Kern, an artist who rode with expeditions, military and commercial, in Navajo country around the mid-1800s.
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With NFL training camps just around the corner, we're taking a team-by-team look at how the offseason played out and what you can expect in 2012. Click here to read them all.
Whenever I think of the 2011 Rams, I can't shake the title of The Roots' album Things Fall Apart. The year began with such hope, coming on the heels of a turnaround 2010 that saw a six-win improvement and near playoff berth at 7-9 in the (then) weak NFC West. Sam Bradford was the reigning Rookie of the Year, and he was paired with a smart offensive coach in coordinator Josh McDaniels in his second season. One of the more promising young coaches in the league, Steve Spagnuolo, ran the sidelines. After just six wins in three years from 2007-2009, there was light at the end of the tunnel.
One game into 2011, it all fell apart. Bradford's favorite receiver, Danny Amendola, was lost for the year. So was No. 1 corner Ron Bartell. With the one competent receiver on the team gone, an offensive line that provided as much resistance as tissue paper and some more injuries of his own, Bradford regressed badly. The team started 0-6, and ended the year with a seven-loss run. The only highlight was a Week 8 win over the Saints with A.J. Feeley under center and Steven Jackson taking the game over.
It was enough to send Spagnuolo packing and the franchise starting all over again as questions about the team's long-term future in St. Louis continue to loom. New coach Jeff Fisher provides plenty of credibility, but will he finally bring more wins?
2011 Record: 2-14 (fourth in NFC West)
Key Additions: CB Cortland Finnegan, DT Michael Brockers, WR Brian Quick, CB Janoris Jenkins, LB Rocky McIntosh, OT Barry Richardson, LB Jo-Lonn Dunbar, WR Steve Smith, DT Kendall Langford, C Scott Wells
Key Subtractions: WR Brandon Lloyd, G Jacob Bell, C Jason Brown, DE James Hall, DT Justin Bannan, DT Fred Robbins, LB Chris Chamberlain, CB Ron Bartell
Team Strengths: DL, CB
Team Weaknesses: WR, TE
Three Things to Watch
1. Who will run the defense?: A lot was made of Fisher hiring Gregg Williams away from the Saints -- at the time, Williams was coming off an embarrassing playoff loss in which his unit was abused late, but in the pre-bounty era Williams still had a decent reputation and looked to be a great fit with the Rams' defense.
We all know what's happened with the fiery coach since, and no team was as unfairly damaged by the bounty scandal as the Rams. Their defense is by far the team's biggest strength, but with the void created by Williams' suspension, it's unclear what the structure of the staff will look like, or how smoothly it will run. Luckily, the staff has a lot of experience on that side of the ball -- Fisher, assistant head coach Dave McGinnis and secondary coach Chuck Cecil all have prior experience as defensive coordinators. It's been rumored that McGinnis will be the man leading the defense in Williams' stead.
With the Rams' offense still looking anemic (we'll get to that shortly), it's vital that the defense does its job. The team's front four is lethal, with talented rushers Chris Long and Robert Quinn (who improved mightily as his rookie 2011 season went on) on the outside and newcomers Michael Brockers and Kendall Langford stuffing the middle. The corners, too, are quite good after an offseason overhaul that brought in big-money addition Cortland Finnegan and talented rookies Janoris Jenkins and Trumaine Johnson. With those units, and middle linebacker James Laurinaitis, the defense has all the tools to be top 10 on paper.
2. Which Sam Bradford will we get?: We've already discussed the polarity of Bradford's first two seasons. He should resemble the rookie star more than last season's flop in Year 3 ... unless too much damage has already been done.
First, the good. He's healthy again, an obvious lift. He's got more playmakers, with Amendola back and the additions of Brian Quick and Steve Smith (who should be better himself a season removed from injury woes) at receiver along with Isaiah Pead, a shifty playmaker and receiving option in the backfield. He's also got a slightly improved offensive line, though that'll still give him some problems. And new coordinator Brian Schottenheimer is not as bad as he was made out to be with the Jets. He'll help Bradford more than McDaniels was able to.
Still, though, there are concerns. Ron Jaworski raised eyebrows earlier in the offseason by saying that Bradford had "cabin fever" last year, a tentativeness in the pocket and inability to recognize the pass rush coming at him. The line has certainly left him hanging out to dry in his first two years, allowing a league-worst 55 sacks last year, with 36 of those getting to Bradford. All told, he's been sacked 70 times in his first two seasons, and all those hits have apparently left him rattled. That's called David Carr Syndrome, and it's hard/impossible to overcome once it sets in. It would be a shame if the Rams' franchise quarterback was ruined already, but as much as Jaws knows about quarterback play, Bradford still has a chance to prove that he's not done yet.
3. How much of a lift will Jeff Fisher provide right away?: Fisher has done a lot of work to the roster this offseason, and the team looks more talented as a result. But there are still a lot of holes, and it's up to him to coach some of these players up beyond expectations. That's part of the reason the Rams favored his experience over another neophyte coach.
But for all the praise thrown Fisher's way, it's important to remember that in 17 years as Titans coach, his teams only made the playoffs six times, with just five playoff wins, three division titles and one Super Bowl berth. In his last three seasons in Tennessee, the Titans averaged just over seven wins a season.
Sometimes, a new coaching hire sparks a team to perform above its head in the first year. But that's usually when the team is coming off an untenable situation with its prior coach, and that certainly is not the case with Spagnuolo's stint in St. Louis. Fisher's experience and knowledge will help, but is it worth more than a win over the team's talent level?
One year didn't just change the course for the once-promising Rams, it altered the entire NFC West. Entering last season, St. Louis appeared primed to finish first in a substandard division. Not only did the team take a giant step backward, but the 49ers, Seahawks and Cardinals all got better. That seems to be the case again this season.
The 49ers are coming off an impressive 13-3 season, and appear set to be just as good, as long as Alex Smith can remain steady. The Cards and Seahawks were better than their 2011 records suggested, especially late in the year, and the Seahawks in particular are a team to look out for this year.
So, where does that leave the Rams? They're a rebuilding team, and they made a lot of progress in that effort this offseason. But that won't be enough to compete for the division this season. It'll be enough of a fight with the Cardinals to stay out of the NFC West basement.-- Tom Mantzouranis


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Providence was incorporated as a city in 1831 and became sole capital of Rhode Island in 1900, after having shared the duty first with four other towns and from 1854 with Newport. The city contains much of historic interest. The names of many streets (e.g., Benefit, Benevolent, Hope, Friendship, Dubloon, India, Packet, and Ship) are reminders of the community's early search for religious toleration and of its maritime commerce. Other colonial landmarks include the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church (1775), the oldest Baptist church in the United States; the Market House (1773); and the John Brown House (1786), a Georgian-style mansion and national historic landmark. The First Unitarian Church (1816) has the largest bell cast by Paul Revere.
Educational institutions include Brown University (founded in 1764 in Warren as Rhode Island College, moved to Providence in 1770, and renamed in 1804 for Nicholas Brown, its principal benefactor), Johnson and Wales University (1914), the Rhode Island School of Design (1877), Rhode Island College (established in 1854 as Rhode Island State Normal School), and Providence College (1917, Roman Catholic). The Museum of Art of the Rhode Island School of Design has collections of American decorative arts and European paintings. The Providence Athenaeum (1838) houses a collection (established 1753) of old books and paintings. The State House (1895–1900), built of white Georgia marble, has a dome measuring 50 feet (15 metres) in diameter. The city has two cathedrals, SS. Peter and Paul (1874–89, Roman Catholic) and St. John (1810, Episcopal).
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This study is maintained and distributed by the Health and Medical Care Archive (HMCA). HMCA is the official data archive of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Public Health Law Research Distracted Driving Laws Dataset, 2000-2011 (ICPSR 34551)
Alternate Title: Legal Dataset of State Provisions Regulating Use of Mobile Communication Devices by Drivers, as of April 1, 2012
Principal Investigator(s): Temple University Beasley School of Law
This project compiled state and District of Columbia laws regulating the use of mobile communication devices (MCD) by individuals operating motor vehicles and coded some of the laws' features in a data file.
The data file contains information about prohibitions against talking or texting on a MCD for different groups of drivers:
- 16 year old drivers with provisional or beginner licenses
- All 16 year old drivers
- 17 year old drivers with provisional or beginner licenses
- All 17 year old drivers
- 18 year old drivers with provisional or beginner licenses
- All 18 year old drivers
- All drivers with provisional or beginner licenses
- All drivers
For each of these groups, the coded features include the date each provision against talking or texting on a MCD went into effect, whether there is hands-free exception to the prohibition, whether there is a primary or secondary method of enforcement, and the minimum and maximum fines for the first, second, and third violations. The data file is structured so that each record reflects the coded features of relevant law at a given month. Thus, every state and the District of Columbia has 144 records in the file, one for each month from January 2000 to December 2011.
A separate PDF file contains the text of the laws.
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Temple University Beasley School of Law. Public Health Law Research Distracted Driving Laws Dataset, 2000-2011. ICPSR34551-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2013-05-07. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR34551.v1
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Subject Terms: automobile use, cellular phones, distracted driving, driving laws, mobile communication devices, public policy, texting
Geographic Coverage: United States
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Universe: State provisions regulating the use of mobile communication devices by drivers, including the provisions of the District of Columbia.
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It's hard to understand why working people would ever vote Republican. The Republican Party is the party of the rich … the Donald Trumps, the Sheldon Adelsons, the 1 percent. Since 1997, when the Republican congress slashed taxes for the rich, the income of the 400 richest Americans has risen to $345 million on average. The taxes paid by them, however, stayed nearly flat.
This is not to say that there are no rich Democrats. There are. But the ranks of the Democrat Party are mostly filled with people who have driven a truck, pounded a nail, painted a house, installed a telephone, fixed a leaky roof, or operated a metal press. There is a good reason for this, and it stems from a tradition that started back in Franklin Roosevelt's day. We had tough times then, tougher than now. People were desperate for work or just for something to eat. Roosevelt stepped in and created hundreds of thousands of jobs that helped people who had their backs to the wall. He was — and still is — called a socialist by many, but not by the people who learned a trade and sent money home from the camps of the Civilian Conservation Corps. (Remember? We had one on Deep Creek.)
With Obama, the tradition continues. With an eye toward folks who with less money than they can count, he has supported the following programs:
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• Homeless Prevention Funds – $1.5 billion.
• Weatherization Assistance Program (help for low-income families to save on heat) – $5 billion.
• Healthy, Hunger-free Kids Act of 2010 (school meals) – $4 billion.
• Expanded eligibility for Medicaid.
• Health care reform (in spite of all the objections, this will help people who need it most).
This is just the short list, but the record of the president's administration is one of tending to lower-income folks … urging that the bill giving tax cuts for the rich be allowed to expire … backing grants to enable low-income students to stay in college … stabilizing the auto industry (and making a capitalistic profit for the government in the process).
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March 19, 2012
Last week PFC Bradley Manning's lawyer submitted a motion to dismiss the case against his client. Manning (left), who is accused of passing classified documents to WikiLeaks, is charged with 22 crimes, including giving aid to the enemy as defined in the Espionage Act (18 USC Chapter 37).
At the hearing on March 15 conducted in Ft. Meade, Maryland, attorneys for the 24-year-old from Crescent, Oklahoma, argued that government investigators mishandled the transfer of documents during the discovery phase of the proceedings against the Army private. At a subsequent hearing the following day, two of the motions were addressed, while one was left undecided.
In what is described as "the biggest leak of classified information in U.S. history," Manning is accused of passing over 700,000 documents and video clips to WikiLeaks, the widely known website devoted to releasing documents exposing government corruption throughout the world.
If convicted of the charge of giving aid to the enemy, Manning could face life imprisonment. The maximum penalty for the other charges he faces is 150 years combined.
Private Manning has been detained since he was arrested on May 29, 2010 while on deployment with the 10th Mountain Division in Iraq. While on duty near Baghdad, Manning had access to the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) and the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System. SIPRNET is the network used by the U.S. government to transmit classified information.
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AMD's Kabini Spotted Ahead of Schedule
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New Samsung laptop, said to feature AMD's latest mainstream APU, wasn't expected to be available for several months.
Samsung this week launched a new laptop, the ATIV Book 9 Lite, a more affordable version of its ATIV Book 9 with many of the same features. The system is available for pre-order and will be shipping on July 28, according to Samsung.
That's all well and good, but the interesting thing here is the processor. While Samsung does not specifically identify the processor used in the system -- other than to say that it's a quad-core processor operating at up to 1.4 GHz -- online tech news site AnandTech reports that the ATIV Book 9 Lite features AMD's mainstream accelerated processing unit (APU), which was formerly codenamed Kabini.
According to Jim McGregor, founder and principal analyst at Tirias Research, the appearance of Kabini in the ATIV Book 9 Lite means that the processor is available a full quarter before it was expected.
AMD has presented details of Kabini at industry events in recent months. The company officially launched Kabini as the 2013 Mainstream APU back in May. The devices feature either two or four Jaguar CPU cores as well as GCN 8000 Series graphics. According to AMD, they claim significant increases in performance per watt and 25 percent better power efficiency compared to previous generations.
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