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I'm developing a photojournalism project to portray the essential World Cup experience in New York City.
My plan is to hit up various locales in New York City - bars, beer gardens, Central Park - where people are gathering in mass for the games and document the experience using an HTC Incredible that is generously being donated by Verizon.
The adventure will kick off on Saturday, June 12, when I'll be at three different locations for the three matches scheduled that day, finishing off with the ENG vs. USA game that night. For the rest of the tournament, I'm going to select 10-12 more games to covers with the whole deal culminating at the Championship game on July 11.
The photo content will be pushed out in real time via Tumblr at http://8000milesaway.tumblr.com/.
World Cup fans, serious and casual alike, looking to digest an array of content online during the 2010 tournament.
I'm in need of a sharp logo for the site that incorporates the abbreviated title - 8KMA, the subtitle: World Cup 2010 /// NYC /// In Photos, and an image that indicates the tie to the World Cup (e.g. a silhouette of the World Cup trophy). To get a better idea, check out the rough 8KMA logo on the site currently.
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Designing costumes so ingrained in popular culture that they still inspire Halloween disguises 30 years after they were created — Michael Jackson's "Thriller" jacket, Indiana Jones' signature outback slouch look and the unforgettable "College" sweatshirt from "Animal House" among them — would be enough of a career accomplishment for most people.
But not for Deborah Nadoolman Landis, who has spent the last decade fighting for respect, recognition and a place in the Hollywood pantheon for film costume designers, establishing herself as the flagbearer for the profession in the process.
Her career on screen includes collaborations with filmmaker and husband John Landis (they started dating in 1975 and married in 1980), beginning with the cult classic "Kentucky Fried Movie" (1977) and continuing with "Animal House" (1978), "Blues Brothers" (1980) and "Coming to America" (1988) — for which she was nominated for an Academy Award — as well as Jackson's "Thriller" (1983) video and more. She also worked with director Steven Spielberg ("1941," "Raiders of the Lost Ark").
Off screen, she helped create the annual Costume Designers Guild Awards, and as a two-term president of the Costume Designers Guild, Local 892, which represents working costume designers in film, television and commercials, she campaigned for better pay and recognition for her colleagues.
"If you look at the hourly rate, costume design comes in right under craft services," says Landis, 60, who lives in Benedict Canyon.
"Our job is often confused with diminutive stuff like shopping. But if you talk to costume designers, they want to have an intellectual discussion. They want to make great movies, not necessarily great costumes," she says. "We design from the inside out, not the outside in. We bring characters to life."
Along the way, Landis has written numerous books on costume design. And she is the David C. Copley Chair and the founding director of the David C. Copley Center for the Study of Costume Design at UCLA, after convincing billionaire and former San Diego Union-Tribune newspaper publisher Copley to donate $6 million to establish the center in 2009. In that role, she is creating an area of academic scholarship around the subject, educating students and the public about what it is costume designers do and don't do.
"Her love of education and her dedication to her students is profound," says Teri Schwartz, dean of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.
Most recently, in what may be the pinnacle of her career so far, Landis curated the blockbuster "Hollywood Costume" exhibition, which is drawing record crowds at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. The enterprise had her navigating the cloak-and-dagger world of costume collectors to reunite Dorothy's gingham pinafore and ruby red slippers to display them together for the first time since "The Wizard of Oz" was completed in 1939.
The five-year winding yellow brick road she took to do that has provided many lessons. In any conversation of more than five minutes with Landis, the professor in her emerges.
Never take no for an answer
Since Hollywood studios have been notoriously bad at preserving history, securing costumes for the exhibition required a lot of detective work. When it came to obtaining one of four surviving pairs of the magical red shoes, all hope seemed lost. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences declined. Landis met with private collectors too. One offered the left shoe but not the right.
But as Dorothy says, there is no place like home, and it was an old friend from L.A. who came through: John Gray, former president of the Autry National Center of the American West and current director of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C., agreed to lend the museum's prized pair, one of the nation's most popular attractions, but only for four weeks. The slippers had to be returned in time for Thanksgiving. (And they were.)
"She is so dogmatic and driven in her passion for costume design. It's a never-ending thing," says costume designer Jeffrey Kurland.
It's about storytelling
That Landis, whose costumes must tell stories, is a good storyteller should come as no surprise.
The story behind how she obtained Dorothy's pinafore was that a mysterious caller rang her office in London, instructing her to meet at the Temple street tube station, bring her ID and follow the uniformed guards to a private English bank. "Everyone was in cutaways, like in 'Harry Potter,' " she says.
It was the first time Landis had laid eyes on the blue-and-white-checkered pinafore, which belongs to "Wizard of Oz" collector Heather Porter.
"I was worried I would look inside the pinafore and it would be fancy or lined with French silk," Landis says. "But [MGM costume designer] Adrian was a genius. It was made on a treadle sewing machine, as Auntie Em would have done it, out of the cheapest Dust Bowl general store cotton. He didn't mix fashion and costume. This pinafore is an exquisite artifact. And everything I put my heart and soul and intellect behind was validated when I saw it."
Authenticity comes first
The treadle machine used to sew Dorothy's pinafore was probably not all that different from the one that sits on a side table in Landis' office on the leafy UCLA campus. An artifact of Landis' own life, it's the machine on which her grandmother taught her to sew.
Landis' interest in costume design seemed preordained from an early age. She grew up in New York City, standing in the back of the house at Broadway shows and poring over history books about Elizabeth I, whose many representations on film are explored in a segment of the Victoria & Albert show.
She is the daughter of Milton and Laura Nadoolman, a pharmacist and a teacher of the deaf. And it was while making costumes as a kid for "bunk nights" at Camp Laughton in Grahamsville, N.Y., a camp for the deaf founded by her parents, that Landis learned the kind of versatility that would prove valuable in her career.
"I could make anything out of a paper place mat — a ruff, a cuff, a tie, a shirt collar and any kind of hat."
Costume (not fashion) design
A self-described hippie who sat on her hair until she was 40 but now prefers a uniform of Armani and Lafayette 148 pants suits, Landis went to the freethinking Goddard College in Vermont. After failing to get a job at a costume house in New York City, she decided to go for her master of fine arts in costume design in Los Angeles.
She arrived at UCLA in 1973 and received a grant to study the influence of period detail on contemporary dress, an opportunity that gave her access to the inner sanctum of the fashion industry in New York City, including legendary editors Diana Vreeland, Carrie Donovan and Carmel Snow. The experience was fun but "made me realize I was interested in our field as material culture as opposed to a decorative art," she says. "Every discussion led me deeper down instead of closer to the surface."
Sometimes more is more
After graduating, she worked several years for Angie Jones, head of costume design at NBC Studios. It was a total education, Landis says. "Angie had me buying crystals, working on fat suits, assisting the cobbler. She made sure I saw everything." The experience set her up perfectly to become a film costume designer.
After taking time off to raise her kids — Max, 27, is a screenwriter, and Rachel, 30, a teacher — Landis went back to school at the Royal College of Art in London at age 46, traveling back and forth for five years to complete her doctorate in the history of costume design in 2003. That led to a teaching career at USC, the AFI and eventually UCLA, thanks to David Copley.
Landis met Copley in 2006. The two bonded at his La Jolla mansion over his lifelong passion for collecting costume sketches, which Landis was researching for her newest title "Hollywood Sketchbook." (Sketches were stashed everywhere in his house, including under the beds and in the backs of toilets, she says.)
Their friendship deepened when Landis was asked to be on the jury of the Cannes Film Festival in 2007 and invited Copley to sail his yacht to the South of France and accompany her to the festivities.
Tracking history never ends
Later that year, she approached Copley about endowing the first chair in costume design at UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television. "It was like I was discussing it with my father," she says of her dear friend, who died, apparently of a heart attack, in November.
Now she is winding down her time in London. The exhibition, which features more than 100 costumes from 60 donors, is to run till Jan. 27 before traveling to Australia and, she hopes, Los Angeles. Next month she'll be back to teaching, writing and hunting down costume history, whether she's pursuing Edith Head sketches at the University of Wisconsin or Audrey Hepburn's white Ascot dress, designed by Cecil Beaton for "My Fair Lady," which sold at auction last year for $3.7 million and then disappeared.
As Landis tells it, "All this for these tired, old costumes. They are so much work, but they have so much intrigue."

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Renaissance man Travis Pastrana –– motocross champion, X Games legend, NASCAR driver and "Nitro Circus" reality TV star –– is offering South Florida fans an up-close-and-personal in November to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Pastrana will be in South Florida to make his NASCAR Nationwide Series race debut in the No. 60 Roush Fenway Racing Ford Mustang at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Saturday, Nov. 16. Prior to the race he'll participate in a fan Q&A session, available in a $120 ticket package, benefiting Make-A-Wish, which grants the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses.
Pastrana, who turns 30 on Oct. 8, and skateboard champion wife Lyn-z had their first child, a girl, on Labor Day.
The Make-A-Wish package includes a ticket to the Ford EcoBoost 300 and the prerace Q&A on Nov. 16; a ticket to the Ford EcoBoost 400 on Nov. 17; and a pre-race pit pass for both days.
"Travis brings a wave of new fans to NASCAR from his success in other forms of racing and his reality TV show, 'Nitro Circus,'" says Homestead-Miami Speedway President Matthew Becherer in a press statement. "This is a tremendous opportunity for fans … to come out and meet one of NASCAR's most popular drivers before he gears up for the season finale. Best of all, it's a chance for all of us to support him and his desire to be a 'wish granter' for the Make-A-Wish Foundation."
To purchase the Travis Pastrana ticket package (or to upgrade to this package if you already have tickets), call the ticket office at 305-230-5255, or go to HomesteadMiamiSpeedway.com.
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Mariah Carey Partners with Rick Ross + Meek Mill For 'Triumphant' New Single
Mariah Carey is back! After a two-year hiatus from music, the R&B diva will return in August with a new single from her as-yet-untitled studio album. Mimi teamed up with rap superstars Rick Ross and Meek Mill for a song called 'Triumphant (Get 'Em).'
Mariah went on her Twitter page Saturday morning (July 21) to inform her fans (affectionately known as "her Lambs") of the good news. "So I can finally announce to you that my new single is coming out early August! It's called TRIUMPHANT (Get 'Em) ft. Rick Ross & Meek Mill," she tweeted. She later added, " I wrote TRIUMPHANT when I was going through a difficult time & it helped me get through it. When u hear it, pay attention 2 the lyrics #WIN."
It's certainly a "win" for her lambs who have been waiting patiently for Carey to drop some new material. "So thrilled for this news! Go get 'em, as the subtitle goes! #MariahTriumphant," tweeted one fan.
According to Rap-Up, 'Triumphant' was produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox. Mimi and Rozay recorded the song together in Miami back in April. Adding Milly on the track will certainly bring more visibility to the Philly spitfire, as well.
In attention to the new single, Carey will also be honored with the BMI Icon award at the BMI Urban Awards on Sept. 7 in Beverly Hills, Calif. The Grammy-winning songbird is being saluted for her "unique and indelible influence on generations of music makers." Carey will join an impressive list of BMI Icon honorees including Snoop Dogg, James Brown, the Jacksons, George Clinton, Bee Gees and many others.
Stay tuned to PopCrush for more info on Mariah Carey's new single. We can't wait to hear it.
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PERRYVILLE, Ky., via BARDSTOWN, Oct. 10, 1862. To Maj-Gen. Hallack, General-in-Chief:
I have already advised you of the movements of the army under my command from Louisville. More or less skirmishing has occurred daily with the enemy's cavalry. Since then it was supposed the enemy would give battle at Bardstown. My troops reached that point on the 4th inst., driving out the enemy's rear guard of cavalry and artillery. The main body retired toward Springfield, whither the pursuit was continued.
The centre corps, under Gen. GILBERT, moved on the direct road from Springfield to Perryville, and arrived on the 7th instant within two miles of the town, where the enemy was found to be Read more…
PERRYVILLE — Leaders in Perryville hope to revitalize the city's downtown area with a historically respectful makeover, and they're getting a bunch of help from a few University of Kentucky students with volunteer spirits.
The new downtown Perryville, as imagined by the four UK students, features a boardwalk with a cafe, a dock for fishing behind city hall, a pedestrian walkway over the river, a new farmers market building, a visitors center and a Read more…
Monday, 25 January 2010
by Heidi Kyser
Following four years of research and preparation, husband and wife Danielle and Miller Montague opened MonTea in Lexington, Ky., Nov. 16, 2009. The shop's tagline is, "Featuring Elmwood Inn Fine Teas," and it reflects a unique partnership between a retailer and wholesaler.
Both Danielle Montague and Bruce Richardson, owner of Elmwood Inn in nearby Perryville, Ky., described their partnership as a loose one, based on Read more…
By HERB BROCK
Boyle County has more than its share of food marts and convenience stores. Like churches, it seems there is one on every corner. And just about all welcome a variety of customers, from locals to travelers.
But every one of these little stores is unique, and Mr. Miser is Perryville certainly fits that description.
There aren't many of these marts who can say their Read more…
The long awaited Historic Perryville decals are in and one of our County's finest, Jody Lassiter wanted the first set sold.
Show your Spirit, Pride and Support http://www.HistoricPerryville.com this site is new, popular and growing. We will be adding sponsored links on here for local businesses – call me or email and we will get your business on there.
This is not a "for profit" site per se, this is a site to Read more…
You've passed by them, often times without thinking – the historical markers that stand by the roads and highways around the US
(and other countries). These document are history with some perspectives that books often fail to provide. To me, a marker helps place the facts within the geographic setting that is often poorly understood within the simple black and white texts in the books. Click Here For Kentucky's Historic Markers
Songwriter Kendall Hayes was born in Perryville, KY on October 6, 1935. His most notable song was "Walk On By" that LeRoy Van Dyke made popular, then it was recorded by more than 150 artists – memorable to most by Dionne Warwick. read more on that here
here is his obituary that ran in the New York Times:
Kendall L. Hayes; Songwriter, 59
Published: February 15, 1995
DANVILLE, Ky., Feb. 14— Kendall L. Hayes, a country-music songwriter whose song "Walk On By" was recorded by 150 artists, died on Friday at his home here in Danville, Kentucky. He was 59.
The cause was liver cancer, his family said.
Mr. Hayes, whose other big hit was "Don't Give Up the Ship," recorded by Johnny Wright, also performed in Grand Ole Opry roadshows in the 1960's.
In 1961, Leroy Van Dyke's version of "Walk On By" was No. 1 on Billboard magazine's country singles chart for 19 weeks, and reached No. 5 on the pop chart.
Billboard named the Van Dyke recording the top-charting country record of all time in its 100th-anniversary edition, published in November. "Walk On By" was also recorded by Asleep at the Wheel, Donna Fargo and the rockabilly artist Robert Gordon.
He is survived by his wife, Doris, of Danville; two sons, James, of Lexington, Ky., and Michael, of Fort Worth, and a brother, Harman, of St. Louis.
The latitude of Perryville is 37.650N. The longitude is -84.951W.
It is in the Eastern Standard time zone. Elevation is 840 feet.
Now you know!
Also, a good place to find us is in the center of the state, about 8 miles west of Danville, Kentucky and 35 miles south of Lexington, KY – one of Kentucky's favorite cities.
PERRYVILLE, Ky. – Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site is planning its annual Civil War battle re-enactment with a special emphasis on horses for 2010.
That's because the Oct. 2-3 re-enactment weekend occurs during the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. The Games are the world's most prestigious equestrian event and will attract guests from around the world Sept. 25-Oct. 10, 2010.
The theme for the Perryville re-enactment will be "Horse Soldiers – Cavalry in the American Civil War." There will be expert Read more…


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Actress Olivia Wilde and funnyman Jason Sudeikis have taken their romance to the next level by moving in together.
The "Tron: Legacy" star, who divorced filmmaker/musician Tao Ruspoli last year , has relocated from Los Angeles to Manhattan, where she shares an apartment with the comedian and their rescue dog Paco.
Wilde has been busy furnishing their new place, and admits she is relishing her less hectic schedule after a four-year stint on TV medical drama "House."
She told USA Today, "I now have the luxury of being choosier and choosier. I've gotten to the point where I don't have to work all the time. I'm able to do things that don't need to be blockbuster… I'm really picky now and it's only because there's no reason not to be.I've been decorating our new apartment. That's a lot of what I do, too. I'm so domestic. We have a cool new electronic drum kit. It's a good life. For years, I worked constantly. I was doing the show and doing movies on the weekends."
Wilde also opened up about her plans to one day start a family while maintaining her Hollywood career, modelling herself after her mum, TV producer and journalist Leslie Cockburn.
She added, "I think it would be great. My mom was a great example of having a professional life and having a kid. It can be done. No one is saying it's easy. But I'm totally inspired by the idea of being a bada** working professional mom. I'm so into my dog. I can't imagine how I will smother my child."


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New Canaan routs Warde
NEW CANAAN -- New Canaan quarterback Nick Cascione and the Rams' talented group of receivers and backs are the ones celebrating in the end zone and grabbing the headlines, but it is the work of the offensive line, operating in a complicated offense, that makes the Rams tick.
The line work was on full display Friday as the Rams defeated Fairfield Warde 45-21.
Cascione threw for three touchdowns and ran for another but was quick to credit his line for making it all possible.
"Everything was working for us, we were gashing them with the run and hitting the screens and just executing well," Cascione said. "The line really does everything for us. They give us good sets with the runs, they give us good sets with the passes. I mean, if they aren't blocking we can't do anything. They are everything for us."
New Canaan Coach Lou Marinelli said his offensive line often goes unheralded, but what they do is complex and the heart of the offense with guards Joao Rocha and Jim Keneally and center Ryan McKenna adjusting from snap to snap.
"Not too many people notice them," Marinelli said. "It is an experienced group. It's a little complicated, you have to readjust to what you are getting, so, the center and the guard are going to have to make calls and make sure your protection is good. The good thing about them is that they make their own adjustments. It is really impressive as a coach to hear them on the field and it is really comforting as a coach to see that they get it."
The Rams (4-0) used some deception to get their first score with Cascione hitting Jack Gilio in the backfield. As the defense closed on Gilio he threw 34 yards down field to Cole Turpin for the touchdown.
Peter Swindell then followed with a 32 yard field goal to make it 10-0 before Cascione took over.
Cascione hit Carson Armstrong for a 10-yard touchdown before running in a 6-yard score of his own.
Cascione closed out the half hitting Turpin for a 25-yard strike to put the Rams up 31-0 at the break.
Once again Cascione credited his line with giving him the confidence to stand in the pocket.
"It helps tremendously knowing as a righty I can drop back and the whole left side of the line can protect me," Cascione said. "Having them be able to protect my back is huge."
For Warde (1-3) turnovers early put them in a hole but Coach Duncan Dellavolpe was pleased with how his team battled back in the second half.
"We did some good things, we had a good quarter and a half of play," Dellavolpe said. "If we didn't turn the ball over, two fumbles and a bad snap on the punt then maybe we hang in there a little bit longer but e can't let any team score real quick on us."
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New Canaan 45, Fairfield Warde 21
NC--Cole Turpin 34 pass Jack Gilio (Peter Swindell kick)
NC--Swindell 32 FG
NC--Carson Armstrong 10 pass Jack Cascione (Swindell kick)
NC--Cascione 6 run (Swindell kick)
NC--Turpin 25 pass Cascione (Swindell kick0
NC--Graham Wagner 38 pass Cascione (Swindell kick)
W--Colin Ventura 1 run (Chris Jones kick)
NC--Chris Andrews 3 run (Swindell kick)
W--Ventura 5 run (Ventura run)
W--Brandon Cruz 27 pass Brandon Bisack (pass failed)
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Rosie O'Donnell is lucky to be alive after her heart attack last year as the nurse in charge of her recovery had never seen a patient survive similar artery damage.
The star went into cardiac arrest in August last year and had a stent inserted into an artery, which had a 100 percent blockage.
While recuperating from the operation in the hospital, a nurse revealed to O'Donnell's friend that previous patients with similar health issues had always passed away.
O'Donnell tells Australia's Sydney Morning Herald, "'They didn't understand why I didn't die. Usually you die right away with this. I was in the critical unit and a friend of mine came to visit. I was half awake and she asked the nurse 'how is she doing compared to everyone else?' and the nurse said 'excellent'. My friend said 'how do you know?' and the nurse said 'because everyone else is dead!'
"She never had a patient survive what I had. That really gave me pause, and I started to think about how close I was to not surviving and you know, my kids."
The funnywoman has now transformed her diet and has shed more than 12 pounds.
She adds, "It made me change a lot of the ways I was living and the stuff I was eating. It feels like I was rebooted and started again at 51 years old."


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Although Angry Birds is admittedly getting a little tired these days, it's still kind of fun to see the Star Wars variant in action. Actually, the bigger news is the fact that the Windows Phone 8 version launched at the same time as the Android and iOS versions (gasp!). Folks, we now have platform parity.
We decided to fire up the game to wet your whistle on what the game offers. Sure, it's not going to redefine mobile gaming but we're psyched to know this game is available just in time for AT&T's big push tomorrow. And the game is fun, with those silly birds getting some Force powers and some clever use of the Star Wars sound effects. Plus for $0.99 we can't complain.
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Barrett Brown Indictment: Thoughts
by Sue Basko
I just read the Federal Criminal indictment of Barrett Lancaster Brown, the writer who often speaks about Anonymous. It's a 3-count indictment based on his tweets and youtube videos. The first count says he made threats to injure and shoot FBI agents (It is really stretching it to say he made such threats, especially since he repeatedly states that he does not mean he will shoot or kill.). The second count says he urged someone to dox the FBI Agent Robert Smith. The third count says he retaliated against FBI Agent Robert Smith, apparently by making threats/ doxing.
I want to be clear here, since there are criminal indictments going around: I am totally against anyone threatening anyone's safety or endangering anyone. And mentioning a child is reprehensible. I am also totally against anyone doxing anyone. Those are serious things. And doxing is a crime, even against non-government people, where it is considered stalking, cyberstalking, invasion of privacy, etc.
Having said that, let's look at what Barrett Brown actually did. Barrett Brown openly admits he is an on and off heroin addict. At the time he made the tweets and videos, he was apparently on and off suboxone and not eating. And in the tinychat during which he was arrested, he earlier stepped out to buy a "40," meaning 40 ounces of malt liquor, which has high alcohol content. There is talk that he was also taking paxil and abruptly stopped using it. He was obviously trying to get off heroin, but by his own methods, rather than being in a hospital under careful medical supervision.
Barrett Brown's thinking was obviously not very clear. In the videos, he looks fried and senseless. This is not a person taking drugs for recreation. This is a person trying to get off drugs and not having proper medical care.
As a nation, we also need to look at the FBI practice of raiding the homes of activists. Barrett's home and his mother's house were raided in March 2012, and his computers and notebooks were taken. The FBI has been conducting many such raids across the nation, for several years. These are not people who are wanted for any crimes. Subsequent to the raids, I do not know of any who have then been charged with a crime.
The raids are a form of harassment and intimidation. The FBI agents arrive en masse early in the morning. They kick in the door and throw flash bangs. They run in shouting, carrying huge guns. They force people to lie on the floor. They tear the house apart and leave with trucks full of stuff. They take the things the people need for their work and businesses and daily lives -- their computers, their notebooks, photographs, receipts. This is happening all over our nation to people who have done such things as put on protests, attended demonstrations, spoken out. Do you care? You should.
It is suprising that MORE victims of these FBI raids have not flipped out. It is the FBI raids that NEED to be stopped -- not Barrett Brown who needs to be imprisoned. He was rightfully damn angry and he should have been. We should all be angry that these raids are taking place!
The tweets quoted in the indictment are a mixture of Barrett's (and other peoples') ranting, dark humor, silliness, insults, political speech, more ranting, manic boasting. One is a retweet of a tweet by someone on Fox News about killing someone. This retweet is somehow being attributed to Barrett Brown in a criminal indictment. Is this not ludicrous? Does the person who wrote this indictment even know how Twitter works? If I underline a sentence in a book, does that mean I wrote the sentence? Does a sentence I underline in a book get to be used as evidence in an indictment? That's just ridiculous.
If I were in charge, I would have had Barrett Brown taken into custody. He was online, obviously nuts, and making threats. I would then get him detoxed and get him mental health care. And guess what? That is just what is happening now. He is in a minimum security prison that has an all-you-can-eat salad bar, handball courts, and music rooms. He is there getting the poisons out of his system and hopefully getting his head straight. It is reasonable to expect this process to take a good number of months.
When Barrett Brown is all cleaned up, I hope the Feds will see fit to drop the charges. If not, we'll all get to watch a stupendously shameful situation where a man is put on trial for his dark humor jokes, exaggerations, insults, righteous anger, rants, manic paranoia, and the occasional semi-coherent political observation. To be sure, there are sparks of brilliance in the mix, and that is what attracts people to him.
The indictment picks a tweet here and there. If you look at Barrett's whole online presence in the September days in question, you'd see he was having simultaneous tweet conversations with different people, interspersed with the occasional tweet spat with his archnemeses, @Asherahresearch and @TomRyanblog. He was also playing video games, working on research, getting emails and direct messages, running out onto his balcony to make incoherent videos threatening the FBI, and making his manic behavior public on IRCs and tinychats.
From the "facts" section of the indictment:
The indictment makes it sound like Project PM is some sort of terrorist undertaking, rather than a group journalistic research project. Project PM is some people on the internet looking at websites and gathering information about companies that conduct surveillance on the public. These are amateur hobbyist researchers and some of the information is inaccurate. Nevertheless, it is a group research project and totally legal. A lot of it centers around a desire to know about Trapwire, a surveillance software product created by Abraxas Corporation. Trapwire is of interest to many people, including me. Why is our government paying companies to spy on us in daily life? And that's a damn good question. It is our government that is at fault, not the people asking the questions.
This is one of Barrett's tweets quoted in the indictment. Barrett is a writer and the Guardian is a UK and now also a US news publication. Barrett tweets that since the Guardian is not responding to him, he can spend his time on Project PM. So what? Whoever wrote this indictment must not get it that Project PM is the internet equivalent of a knitting club. Why does the government care that a writer not getting work spends his time on a group research project? I don't get it.
The tweet above is in the indictment. What does it mean? It means that mainstream media was not covering the Trapwire story as much as Barrett thought they should, and he meant for Project PM to pick up the journalistic slack on that. Why is this in an indictment? Is journalism a crime?
The indictment says this is a quote from one of the videos. Yes, the videos elicit a cringe response. It is painful to watch a person in meltdown mode. But do we really expect people to keep a stiff upper lip and not lose it when the FBI kicks in the door, takes their important stuff, threatens their mother, sends annoying troll people to harass them nonstop on the internet, and then won't give their stuff back?
Is Barrett Brown really a threat? The indictment quotes this as a video threat:
What is Barrett threatening? That he will be "using the court system, using the media, " and using "Project PM," the research project. Followed by more cryptic boasting. And then what is his big demand?? That he wants his stuff that was taken by the FBI. He wants his computer and his moleskin notebook.
Does this sound like a dangerous man or like a man who is railing against a government that allows storm troopers to burst into peoples' homes and terrorize them and take their things? How can anyone agree with such horrifying acts of intrusion into our lives? And I say "our" because anything that is done to one citizen can be done to any of us. We all have something at stake here. What is at stake is the U.S. Constitution, which is being routinely tromped upon.


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This is the largest fraud settlement amount paid by any single physician in Florida, and it may be the largest amount paid nationally.
Here's the key to this case: The fraud was uncovered because another physician observed the problem and put his career and future on the line by reporting the behaviors he had seen to the U.S. authorities. I represented this physician over the course of those nine years, and I believe there are key lessons to be learned from this case.
The first lesson is for the professionals: Doctors can stop fraud, as can administrators and office managers - anyone involved in billing. We cannot allow a culture that sees fraud and waste as normal practice in this complex system.
I don't know any physician who goes into practice with the intent of committing fraud. But the complexities of billing and keeping track of dozens of payers, added to cost-cutting by insurance companies and Medicare, create the perceived need for billing staff in providers' offices to look for ways to optimize reimbursements. And sometimes that means doing "creative" things.
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The kind of fraud and abuse that occurred in the recent Florida case was practiced over the course of many years, and is the exception rather than the rule.
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The Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare") contains significant increases in federal antifraud initiatives because of the scope of bad actions by bad actors in the $3 trillion health care marketplace. The secretary of Health and Human Services noted, after this case settled, that for every dollar spent to prosecute Medicare fraud, the federal government recovers $7 from the bad players.
The lessons I learned are simply this: Better, safer care depends on all us. We should praise physicians - and indeed elected officials - who are working to make the payment systems work efficiently. As patients, we should join them. It is our health. It is our money. It is our responsibility.
Jay Wolfson is a health attorney and professor of public health and medicine at USF Health at the University of South Florida, Tampa.He wrote this for the Tampa Bay Times.


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