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Sergei Magnitsky was a 37-year-old attorney in Russia who uncovered a plot so sinister that he was thrown in prison. He found, during the course of his work, that some officials were involved in an alleged scheme to embezzle hundreds of millions of dollars from the Russian treasury.
When his firm, Hermitage, contacted the government to expose the plot, Magnitsky himself was investigated and the chain of events that would follow led to his death in prison where he was denied medical treatment and beaten by prison guards. Sadly, he died days before the one year limit that he could be held without trial.
An article by Owen Matthews titled, "There's something rotten in the state of Russia" published in the Spectator reported:
"According to [Magnitsky's] heartbreaking prison diary, investigators repeatedly tried to persuade him to give testimony against Hermitage and drop the accusations against the police and tax authorities. When Magnitsky refused, he was moved to more and more horrible sections of the prison, and ultimately denied the medical treatment which could have saved his life."
The article is no longer available online, but is referenced here.
After the tragedy of Magnitsky's untimely demise (he left behind a wife and two children), H.R. 6365 was introduced in the United States (and died) in the effort to assure that anyone considered to have played a role in the scandal and the death of Magnitsky would not be allowed to enter the United States or make use of her financial institutions, until Magnitsky's death was fully investigated. The bill was reintroduced as H.R. 1575.
The Senate Foreign Relation Committee unanimously passed the bill last week and unfortunately, passing this particular legislation would not make Russia happy, but it would be the right thing to do to show the world that America respects human rights and dignity.
President Obama has shown his opposition to this bill, and Russia Today reports that the head of Russia's Federation Council has stated that the passage of the bill would cause a "rift" between Russia and the United States and also called the bill "barbaric."
Additionally, the Pakistan Observer reports that "Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stressed to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during talks on Saturday in Saint Petersburg that "the possible endorsement in the United States of the 'Magnitsky law' will bring serious damage to relations between our countries."
America needs to stand for human rights and dignity around the world, and despite President Obama's "reset" policy toward Russia, hopefully he will stand strong and work with the bipartisan supporters of H. R. 1575. Sergei Magnitsky and his family deserve justice.


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Cirque du Soleil presents: Quidam
Saturday, December 15, 2012 7:30 PM
Cost: $35 - $97
Community Event, Theater Event
Ralph Engelstad Arena 701.777.4167
Website: www.theralph.com/events/detail/cirque-du-soleil
Ralph Engelstad Arena
1 Ralph Engelstad Arena Dr.
Grand Forks, ND 58202
Cirque du Soleil is pleased to annoucne that th critically-acclaimed production Quidam will be performin in Grand Forks December 14-16, 2012, at Ralph Engelstad Arena, for five performances only! Quidam had its world premiere in 1996 and since then, the production has toured on five continents and been experienced by millions of people. The international cast features 52 world-class acrobats, musicians, singers and characters.
Parking InformationUnless special parking arrangements have been stated above, off-campus guests for this event may use the pay-as-you-go option in the Parking Ramp (corner of 2nd Ave N and Columbia Road), the Visitor Lot (off Centennial Drive), or a Parking Meter. Parking in any other parking lot on-campus requires a parking pass which can be purchased directly through UND Parking Services, Twamley Hall Rm 204 (M, W-F 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM and Tu 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM).
Other Events on This Day
- Healthy Campus Challenge Maintain, Don't Gain Campaign (All Day)
- Santa Village 2012 (10 AM)
- GFPL Basic Computer Class-Intro to Computers (10 AM)
- Story Time at the UND Bookstore (10 AM)
- Ice Fishing Classic (11 AM)
- "Todd Hebert: A Survey" Exhibition (1 PM)
- (editor's pick)UND Women's Basketball vs. Jamestown (2 PM)
- Free Movie Event! (2 PM)
- (editor's pick)Lorie Line (3 PM)
- Cirque du Soleil presents: Quidam (3:30 PM)
- Lions Christmas in the Park (5:30 PM)
- The Long Expected Hobbit Party! (6 PM)
- UND Men's Hockey at Michigan Tech (6:05 PM)
- The 8 Reindeer Monologues by Jeff Goode (10 PM)
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NORTH ADAMS -- As MCLA Presents! enters its fifth year, the music and performance series will continue to bring musicians and performers from around the country and the globe to the city.
This season's performers include artists from New York and New Orleans, Cuba, Haiti, Ireland and Canada.
"We're kicking off the season on Sept. 15 at 3 p.m. [in the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Academic Quadrangle] with The Pedrito Martinez Group," Jonathan Secor, director of special programs at MCLA, said Monday. "He's an amazing Cuban percussionist, who will bring his Afro Cuban sound to the campus. The performance is being presented in partnership with a number of student clubs, including the Latin American Club and ALANA (African, Latino, Asian and Native American), as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. It's going to be a big party in the quad, a nice big mixer for faculty, students and their neighbors."
Originally started as the Smith House Concert Series by former college President Thomas D. Aceto and his wife, Susan, the program evolved from a chamber music series in the building that the college's presidents traditionally called home into the MCLA Patrons of the Arts program in 2004. In 2008, the program evolved again, bringing dance, theater, lectures, spoken word, cabaret and poetry into the mix as well as moving into a variety of venues in the city.
"Not only will we continue to
One of the performances aimed at "bridging" the divide between the campus and the community will be "Moby Dick," a one-man performance by Conor Lovett, of the Gare St. Lazare Players of Ireland, which will take place Oct. 4, at 8 p. m., in the MCLA Church Street Center, and Oct. 5, at 8 p.m., at the Berkshire Museum.
"Conor Lovett has been here twice before," Secor said. "Typically, he comes to perform Samuel Beckett plays. We've just fallen in love with him. He's an amazing performer who has connected deeply with our acting students. We're always looking for any excuse to bring him back. As people may know, the city of Pittsfield has been celebrating 'Moby Dick' and Herman Melville all summer, so this was an excellent reason to bring Conor back."
The college will also play host to Belo, a young, socially conscious singer-songwriter from Haiti, who is part of Center Stage, a cultural diplomacy initiative developed by the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, for three days in October. Belo and his band will perform at the college Oct. 30.
"The idea behind the U.S. State Department's program is to create diplomacy by introducing performers from countries that we have relationships with to small town America," said Secor, who was part of a small group that traveled to Haiti last year to select artists for the program. "The program has brought in artists from Pakistan, Indonesia and Haiti who will be touring for three months to experience America in ways other than they may be used to -- image of McDonald's, relief aid or war. Belo will be here for three days, working with students, holding community workshops and performing."
Canadian folk-rock duo Dala returns to MCLA Gallery 51 on Dec. 13 for "A Very Special Holiday Show."
"When we were thinking about doing a holiday show, we thought of Dala and spoke to their manager. He said that they had such a great time the last time they were here, they would come back and do anything for us. They are as excited about coming back as we are about having them," Secor said.
In 2013, the 8th annual MCLA Blues and Funk Festival will return with two nights of music Feb. 1 and 2 in Venable Gymnasium.
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Maya Azucena returns to campus Feb. 1, at 7:30 p.m., performing blues, funk, hip hop, soul, reggae and pop. On the second night of the festival, Khris Royal and Dark Matter will perform at 7:30 p. m. on Feb. 2.
On March 2, the annual Margaret A. Hart '35 Scholarship Concert, featuring the Campbell Brothers, with guest openers Harold "Zion" Edwards and MCLA's own Allegrettos, returns at 7:30 p.m. to the MCLA Church Street Center.
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MCLA Presents! 2012-13 season:
Tickets: $10 for general admission, $8 for MCLA alumni and $5 for faculty and staff. Students and MCLA Presents! members are free.
Tickets to the two-night 8th annual MCLA Blues and Funk Festival are specially priced at $15 for both nights.
Tickets may be reserved by calling MCLA Presents! at 413-662-5204.
Saturday, Sept. 15: The Pedrito Martinez Group, 3 p.m., MCLA Quad
Oct. 4: Moby Dick, 8 p.m., MCLA Church Street Center
Oct. 5: Moby Dick, 8 p.m., Berkshire Museum
Oct. 30: Belo, 8 p.m., MCLA Church Street Center
Nov. 30: Broadway's Next H!t Musical, 8 p.m., MCLA Church Street Center
Dec. 13: Dala, 7:30 p.m., MCLA Gallery 51
The 8th Annual MCLA Blues and Funk Festival
Feb. 1, 2013: Maya Azucena, 7:30 p.m., Venable Gymnasium
Feb. 2, 2013: Khris Royal and Dark Matter, 7:30 p.m., Venable Gymnasium
Margaret A. Hart '35 Scholarship Concert
March 2, 2013: The Campbell Brothers with guest opener, Zion; 7:30 p. m., MCLA Church Street Center
April 17 2013: Sekou Sundiata Evening of Spoken Word and Poetry, featuring the voices of MCLA and Williams Students, 7 p.m., MCLA Gallery 51
May 4, 2013: PAM! Show, details to be TBA


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The New York Times today takes up the tale of the tiny — and beloved — North Hoosick Post Office, which is slated for closure. Here's the pretty piece of writing which leads the newspaper's story:
In the center of this hamlet sits a tiny building the color of the sky. It is a blue so bright and so rich, it seems more suited to a Caribbean beach bungalow than to the rural hills of upstate New York.
Cars stop to snap photographs, for besides the color, there is the size: 12 feet by 20 feet. Spent irises line a small patch beside the front door. A lace curtain hangs in the window, though this is not a home, not a shop, not a small country museum. Continue reading


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June 14th, 2013Bryant Jennings vs. Andrey FedosovSergey Kovalev vs. Cornelius White Ronald Cruz vs. Jamie Herrera LIVE on NBCSN 9PM ET
JUNE 14th - SANDS CASINO RESORT BETHLEHEM
Bryant Jennings vs. Andrey Fedosov
Sergey Kovalev vs. Cornelius White
Ronald Cruz vs. Jaime Herrera
Bethlehem, PA- World-class boxing returns to the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem on Friday evening, June 14, when a blockbuster triple header of fights with international as well as national implications headlines a card which will be televised live by the NBC Sports Network as part of its popular Fight Night series, beginning 9pm ET.
In a 10-round heavyweight contest, fast-rising Bryant Jennings, of Philadelphia, PA, will come up against powerful Andrey Fedosov, of Shuya, Russia.
Knockout artist Sergey Kovalev faces Cornelius White of Houston, TX, in a 12-round mandated bout for the vacant number 1 position in the IBF light heavyweight world rankings.
In the opening bout, a 10-round welterweight match, Bethlehem's Ronald Cruz hopes to rebound from his first loss as a pro when he takes on rugged Jaime Herrera, of Franklin Park, IL.
Jennings, 28, broke into the world ratings in 2012 by winning all five of his fights (four of them televised by the NBC Sports Network), topped by wins over previously unbeaten southpaw Maurice Byarm, of Washington, DC, and former WBO heavyweight champion Siarhei Liakhovich, of Vitebsk, Belarus. Those wins pushed Jennings' record to 16-0, 8 KOs, and landed him the # 3 spot in the world ratings by the IBF. Pretty heady stuff for a fighter who turned pro in 2010!
Fedosov, 27, also is riding high after knocking out veteran Darnell Wilson, of Takoma Park, MD, in his last fight April 20 in Hammond, IN, bringing his record to 24-2, 19 KOs.
Kovalev, 30, is currently ranked #4 by the IBF, 20-0-1,18 KOs and impressed Fight Night viewers in January with a dominant stoppage of former champion Gabriel Campillo. The highly anticipated test for Kovalev ended when Campillo made three trips to the canvas in round three. Since then, everyone has been buzzing about the Russian puncher, who now fights out of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Kovalev's previous two starts were also televised by NBC Sports Network.
Cornelius "Da Beast" White, 31, is currently ranked #5 by the IBF and sports a record of 21-1, 16 KOs. The pair will enter the ring with rather similar records, but White will have the size advantage.
In the welterweight matchup, Cruz, 26, hopes to get back on the winning track after losing for the first time when he dropped a 10-round split decision to contender Antwone Smith, of Miami, FL, in his last fight Sept. 21 in the same ring.
A pro since 2009, Cruz is 17-1, 12 KOs. Both Cruz-Brewer and Cruz's previous fight against Prenice Brewer were televised by NBC Sports Network.
Herrera, 24, likes to walk-in and bang, a style which should make his fight with Cruz a war. A pro since 2009, Herrera is 10-2, 5 KOs, but may have been unlucky to drop an eight-round decision to Adrian Granados, of Cicero, IL, in 2012. Many ringsiders felt Herrera did enough to beat Granados, who recently boxed a 10-round draw with Kermit Cintron, of Reading, PA.
The Jennnings-Fedosov, Kovalev-White and Cruz-Herrera fights top a seven-bout card at the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem. Doors open at 6.30pm ET. Tickets priced at $50 and $75 and $130 (luxury suites) can be purchased through the offices of Peltz Boxing (215-765-0922) and at all Ticketmaster outlets (800-745-3000). Tickets also are on sale at www.peltzboxing.com, www.SandsEventCenter.com, and www.Ticketmaster.com. In Bethlehem, tickets are available at Deja Brew, Inc., 101 West 4th Street (610-865-2739) and at Pronto Insurance Notary, 232 East 3rd Street (610-419-6790). NBC Sports Network will televise the Jennings-Fedosov, Kovalev-White and Cruz-Herrera fights, beginning at 9 pm ET. The card is promoted by Main Events and Peltz Boxing Promotions, Inc., in association with Goosen Tutor Promotions, Hitz Entertainment, 8 Count Productions and the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem. # # #
TOTOWA, NJ - Main Events announced today that they have signed middleweight hopeful Curtis "Showtime" Stevens to an exclusive promotional contract. Stevens, born and bred in Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY, has a strong amateur pedigree, a solid professional record of 23-3, 17 KOs, and is a hot commodity after his most recent bout.
Stevens needed less than one round to finish off the seasoned and usually-durable Elvin Ayala last month in a nationally televised fight for the Vacant NABF Middleweight Title. Stevens brutally handled Ayala, dropping him twice in the opening round to send the message that he is ready to take on the best of the 160-pound division. It was the second consecutive first round knockout for Stevens, who halted Romaro Johnson after just 2:16, last March in his first middleweight bout.
After trimming down from the super middleweight division, Stevens is in the best shape of his life, and the move seems to have raised his game to a whole new level.
Stevens feels he now has the right tools to dominate the division. He expressed, "Everybody on your team isn't always in your corner, but now I'm signed to Main Events, and I have a great team in my corner. I had 2 years off and now I'm back. Now I'm going to take over the middle weight division. All glory be to God."
Stevens began boxing professionally in 2004 and reeled off thirteen straight wins to start his career. Among his victims in that opening streak was former world champion Carl Daniels. "Showtime" went on to defeat undefeated Pitor Wilczewski by knockout, and well as road warriors Dhafir Smith and Darnell Boone by decision.
Now with two explosive middleweight victories in his pocket and two Top-10 world rankings to his credit, #8 WBC and #10 IBF, Stevens is poised to make a run to the top of the division.
Main Events, whose NBC SPORTS NETWORK boxing series FIGHT NIGHT kicked off its second season with the Stevens-Ayala bout, has created an effective platform where hungry fighters can build and advance their boxing careers. Curtis Stevens took advantage of the opportunity to use the popular series as a springboard to a world title.
Kathy Duva, Main Events CEO, said, "Curtis has the potential to go all the way. He has power, skills, and miles of personality. His stunning first round KO of Elvin Ayala on NBC Fight Night in January made quite a statement and we listened. We are so pleased to make Curtis part of the Main Events family and look forward to having much success together."
TOTOWA, NJ (January 31, 2013) "The Fighting Pride of Huntington, New York", undefeated junior welterweight prospect Chris Algieri, 15-0-0 (7KO's) will face the biggest fight of his career, challenging Jersey City, New Jersey's Jose "Mangu" Peralta, 10-1-0 (6KO's) in the televised co-main event of the acclaimed and nationally televised NBC Sports Network, FIGHT NIGHTcard on Saturday, FEBRUARY 23, LIVE from The Paramount in Huntington. The telecast will begin at 10:30PM ET.
Kathy Duva, CEO of Main Events and Joe DeGuardia, President of Star Boxing are very enthusiastic about the opportunity to showcase the Algieri/Peralta battle along with the sensational, sold out crowds that have become common on Long Island's premier boxing venue.
"We're very excited to bring NBC Sports Network to the boxing hotbed of Long Island, New York and The Paramount in Huntington where we've sold out five straight shows and have a received a tremendous amount of fan and media support," said Joe DeGuardia.
DeGuardia spoke of the welterweight match up, "Chris Algieri is a very talented junior welterweight that has improved with each outing and Star Boxing is very proud that sports fans across the country will be able to see him fight against Jose Peralta, a very tough prospect from nearby Jersey City, New Jersey-it's like a throwback to the old cross-town fights. "
Born and raised in Huntington, New York, Algieri is looking forward to his nationally televised debut against Peralta.
"This is the national exposure I've wanted for my career. It's a great opportunity to be in the spotlight. I've see video of Jose Peralta and I know guys he's trained with. We're two hungry guys and it's a perfect fight for both of us."
About fighting at The Paramount, Algieri stated, "Although I've headlined four times at The Paramount in my hometown of Huntington, I don't see it as an advantage. When the bell rings its just us in the ring and I need to stick to my game plan. That said, the fan support I've always received has been terrific and is greatly appreciated."
Kathy Duva spoke of Peralta's opportunity, "It is refreshing for a fighter like Peralta to gain national exposure on NBC Sports Network Fight Night. Peralta was given the opportunity to step up and gladly accepted it. Fighting an undefeated competitor like Algieri in his hometown will add a level of excitement that our Fight Night fans have come to expect."
Peralta is thrilled about fighting on NBC Sports Network, "Fighting on NBC Sports Network is a great way for me to showcase my skills. I am grateful to Main Events for giving me this opportunity. I will not let my fans down."
Peralta expressed his thoughts about fighting in his opponent's backyard, "I have no reservations about fighting in Algieri's hometown. I will be totally prepared for him no matter where we fight. I intend to give it my all and hope to make some new fans in Huntington myself!"
The sport of boxing is alive and well and doing great as the success of the NBC Sports Network FIGHT NIGHT has illustrated.
The February 23rd card is promoted by Main Events, Star Boxing and Goossen Tutor.
TOTOWA, NJ - Main Events officially announced today the signing of undefeated lightweight prospect Karl "Dynamite" Dargan to an exclusive
promotional contract. Dynamite, 11-0, 6 KOs, who hails from Philadelphia, was an outstanding amateur with extensive experience and both national and international tournament titles to his credit. He turned professional in 2007, and has defeated all eleven of his opponents to date.
Kathy Duva, Main Events CEO, said "Dynamite is one of the most exciting young prospects in boxing. His ring intelligence, power, skills and finesse gave me flashbacks of the '84 Olympic team that signed with Main Events; he would have fit in perfectly with that group." Duva added, "We are excited to sign Dynamite and look forward to featuring him on NBC Fight Night Future Stars on February 23rd."
Dynamite shared his confidence in his decision, "I feel really good about signing with Main Events. There have been a lot of guys that I know personally that have signed to Main Events and Main Events helped them have great careers, like Mark Breland, Tyrell Biggs, Meldrick Taylor and Pernell Whitaker. So we were confident in our decision to go with Main Events. I feel they will back me real good and help me get to the top."
With Dynamite's deep amateur experience and perfect pro run, he is already considered to be a fighter to watch. Further, he is trained by his uncle, well-respected boxing coach Brother Naazim Richardson, who also trains former world champions Steve Cunningham, Bernard Hopkins, as well as other prominent fighters.
"I was focused on finding the best fit for this young man. Sometimes people wonder why you don't stay closer to home; but you have to go with what's best for each individual athlete. I felt Main Events with their history, their experience and their television deal (with NBC) was the right choice. I felt that this was perfect timing to launch this gentleman's career," said Brother Naazim. "Like I said before, you have champions, you have fighters and you have guys that are special. I believe that this young man here is special."
Dynamite is expected to next fight on February 23rd, on the NBC Sports Network Fight Night show at the Paramount Theater in Huntington, NY, with plans for his bout to be taped for a segment of NBC Fight Night Future Stars. The Saturday night telecast will begin at 10:30PM ET.
NBC Sports Network Fight Night
February 23rd
The Paramount, Huntington, NY
TOTOWA, NJ - Main Events announced today that undefeated heavyweights Vyacheslav "Czar" Glazkov, 14-0, 10 KOs, and Malik Scott, 35-0, 12 KOs, will meet in a 10-round battle on February 23rd at The Paramount in Huntington, NY. The clash of unbeaten big men will be the main event of another nationally televised NBC Sports Network FIGHT NIGHT show. The telecast will begin at 10:30PM ET.
Glazkov, originally of Lugansk, Ukraine but now fighting out of New Jersey, is coming off his most impressive career victory, a 4th round TKO of the touted Tor Hamer. Czar punished Hamer to such an extent that the New Yorker refused to answer the bell for round five. It was a timely win for Glazkov, in just his second US appearance, as the bout was part of a special FIGHT NIGHT Saturday afternoon edition on NBC broadcast TV. To be certain, Glazkov won plenty of new fans with his display of power and grit. He will look to expand his fan base against Scott.
Malik Scott is a tattooed terror who hails from Philadelphia. In his most recent outing last September, Scott stopped rugged Bowie Tupou in the 8th round of their Oakland, CA bout. But despite his impressive 35-bout winning streak, Scott is not yet a household name among boxing fans. Therefore this opportunity to fight on national TV against another promising prospect gives Scott a chance to introduce himself to fight enthusiasts and clear up some of the mystery that surrounds him.
Both fighters were outstanding amateur boxers, and are now doing their best to attract attention as professionals. So this intriguing contest should do the trick. Both will enter the ring undefeated, but only one of these heavyweight hopefuls will come out that way. It should be a good one!
The fight is promoted by MainEvents, Goossen Tutor and Star Boxing. Tickets on sale date and prices will be announced shortly.
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I'm considering learning how to play guitar. Though I learned piano and brass instruments as a child and played through college, I've always loved guitar, from classical to reggae and ska.
Problem is, I've had an injury to my left ring finger - the tip got cut and the result is that last segment is is about half the normal length and the nail curves down. The pad is only really on the bottom, and the nail can act a bit like a hook (which doesn't seem like it would be great for playing guitar). Anyway, this isn't my finger but it looks quite similar to this: http://tinyurl.com/6ctdkwn
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Health disparites undermine AmericaWASHINGTON, D.C.-- Health disparities are creating economic burdens for families, communities and the United States health care system. Across the country, infant mortality and chronic diseases continue to affect people of color at rates far higher than those for whites. More » |
Easy access belies over-the-counter drugs? health risksStephanie Andrews learned her lesson the hard way. Like most people, the 36-year-old mother of two, who asked that her real name not be used, underestimated the potency and impact of the over-the-counter (OTC) drugs she was taking to relieve her abdominal cramps. More » |
Medication Safety: The dos and don'ts of prescription drugsTimothy Velasquez, 67, is like a lot of people - rarely, if ever, did he extensively question the details of his prescription drugs. If questions were few to his doctor, they were even less to his pharmacist. "I trusted those guys," he said. "They put [the drugs] in a bag and I walked out." More » |
Medicine: A lifeline -- when used correctlyWhether you have a chronic health issue like diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure or a curable illness like the flu or pneumonia, medicine prescribed by your doctor can be a lifeline. When taken properly, medications can help you live a longer, healthier life. The tips below will help you gain the greatest benefit from the medicines you need, while helping to stretch your health care dollars. More » |


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Echo ( 60 Echo Main belt asteroid) Electra at the Tomb of Agamemnon Electra
Elysium or the Elysian Fields Accoriding to images of the Cassini spacecraft geysers were found on the Saturn moon Enceladus. There is some evidence of the existence of water, Enceladus was found to be more active than expected. Enceladus (The Saturn moon Enceladus) Minos just sent me, Antigenes to the islands of happy people, as I had got fatal wounds on the head and my body was pricked from spears, at the moment that the goddess of war (Enyo) encouraged me during the infantry battle against the Aitolians.... Eos (Aurora)( asteroid 221 Eos ) Aurora by Guido Reni Erato
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The ZENworks agent on OS X workstations includes the ZENworks Window (Known to pre-ZEN-10 greybeards as NAL for "Novell Application Launcher"). However, unlike the Windows agent, the Mac agent does not include an application that can start the Launcher in a GUI way (either by double-clicking or as a Startup item). This little package provides that GUI.
The "application" is just a short compiled AppleScript with the ZEN icon. It requires that the ZENWorks OS X agent already be installed. The script is almost identical to the Launcher script for Linux, with some minor alterations.
There are four files included in NALmac.zip:
- This readme.txt
- "ZENworks Window.app" which is the compiled script, ready to run.
- NALmac_script.txt which contains the simple AppleScript code, for those who might like to improve on it (which would not be hard).
- NALmac.pkg, which is a simple package installer to put a copy of the application in /Applications/ZENWorks Cool Tools/ if you want to deploy it en masse.
Please let me know about your experience with this little tool, and how it might be improved.
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Disclaimer: As with everything else at Cool Solutions, this content is definitely not supported by Novell (so don't even think of calling Support if you try something and it blows up).
It was contributed by a community member and is published "as is." It seems to have worked for at least one person, and might work for you. But please be sure to test, test, test before you do anything drastic with it.
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July 13, 2012 (Privacy Stakeholders Air Public Differences)
BENTON'S COMMUNICATIONS-RELATED HEADLINES for FRIDAY, JULY 13, 2012
A look ahead to next week http://benton.org/calendar/2012-07-15--P1W/
Privacy Stakeholders Air Public Differences
Mobile App Developers Scoop Up Vast Amounts of Data, Reports Say
Big data and the changing economics of privacy
Saying Goodbye to Online Lurking
Competition Worries Snag Verizon Deal on Airwaves
Sen Rockefeller To FCC, Justice On SpectrumCo: Keep Close Eye on Marketing Agreements [links to web]
Any Cybersecurity Bill is Better than No Bill, Senate panel Told
Broadband Lifeline and Connect2Compete Mark A New 'Broadband Moment' Around Adoption and Usage - editorial
Submarine cable operators to FCC: don't make us pay into broadband fund
FTC urges House to re-authorize online fraud powers
Internet content blocking travels downstream, affects unwary users
US Officials Seize 70 Websites
FCC Chairman Genachowski's Statement on Russian Federation's Website Legislation - press release
Google joins protest against Russia's web blacklist
DOJ says it received over 800 comments on e-book pricing case, needs more time to publish them
Why Artists Should Always Get Paid By Broadcasters Who Play Their Songs - analysis
Big Business's Social Media Buying Frenzy [links to web]
US Pursuing a Middleman in Web Piracy [links to web]
A la carte pricing would cut bickering over pay TV fees - analysis
Aereo Ruling Doesn't Bode Well for Stations
Judge Got It All Wrong with Aereo Decision - op-ed
Diller on Aereo Victory: 'We Were on the Side of the Angels'
Cable Ops Rooting for Aereo in Clash With Broadcasters
Sun Valley Media Moguls Gain Footing With Emerging Web-TV Models
Antenna Direct, TiVo Push OTA-OTT Solution
News Dominates Most Impactful TV Memories [links to web]
FCC Denies NAB Online Public File Stay Request as Focus Moves to Court
Cleveland is second largest TV market for political ads this year, analysis says [links to web]
Uncertainty Looms Over Annual Sun Valley Gathering [links to web]
Malone Knocks Sirius CEO Karmazin [links to web]
Family Caregivers Online - research
FTC goes after robocalls, the most annoying phone calls on Earth
Apple owes Silicon Valley an explanation - editorial
Apple, Challenged By Greenpeace, Says It Has A Plan To Run Greener Data Centers
Smartphone, tablet security and management guidelines on tap from NIST [links to web]
[SOURCE: Broadcasting&Cable, AUTHOR: John Eggerton]
If the National Telecommunication and Information Administration's first stakeholder meeting is any indication, coming to consensus on privacy policies among a host of stakeholders in the private and nonprofit and government sectors will be a little like herding cats, but the herding has begun in earnest. There was early disagreement at the meeting over whether a discussion about process should precede an attempt to prioritize the issues on the table for coming up with a regime for ensuring transparency in mobile app policies. Privacy advocates including the ACLU, Consumer Federation of America and the Center for Digital Democracy argued early on that prioritizing that list, as facilitator Marc Chinoy and NTIA had structured the meeting, was putting the cart before the horse. They also argued that mobile transparency should not be looked at by itself, but instead had to be treated in the broader context of other fair information practices.
benton.org/node/129315 | Broadcasting&Cable
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[SOURCE: New York Times, AUTHOR: Somini Sengupta]
Two new reports this week reveal how app developers are scooping up enormous amounts of data from mobile devices and serving up ads in unlikely places. Advertising revenues have long been the oil that greases the Internet. Mobile apps are its new frontier. Both reports nudge application developers to adopt standards for data collection and advertising. The Future of Privacy Forum, an advocacy group, on Wednesday, reported first the good news: Application developers are getting better at writing up privacy policies on both Google and Apple operating systems, the group concluded. But some still don't take that minimum first step, even when collecting sensitive information, like location; they included a game, Fruit Ninja Plus, and a photo app, Camera+. A private firm, Lookout Security, found far more invasive practices by the companies that serve up advertisements on behalf of app developers. Some pushed advertisements to the device notification bar, well beyond the confines of the actual application. Others inserted new icons or shortcuts on the mobile desktop and tweaked bookmarks settings. "Given the pace at which the mobile ecosystem is moving, it's important that standards are developed to ensure that private user data is accessed and managed appropriately," Lookout Security said in its report. It urged app developers to provide opt-out controls for when ads appear outside the walls of the application and provide explicit notification if the ad network intends to collect personal data including a user's name and phone number.
benton.org/node/129198 | New York Times
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[SOURCE: paidContent.org, AUTHOR: Jeff John Roberts]
There was a time when only people with money to hire a detective could dig into someone's life. Now, dozens of companies have sprung up that will prowl into a person's past for as little as $2. This shift illustrates a fundamental change in the economics of privacy: it has become cheap and easy to pry into the lives of others at the same time that protecting our own lives has become time-consuming and expensive. A look at two companies — one that sells your data and another that protects it — shows the business and policy lessons of this new reality. It's important to remember that there's nothing illegal about compiling information. Just as a busybody can visit libraries, courts and public offices to collect information about a neighbor, companies like Intelius can use computers to do the same thing. There is a problem, however, with asking citizens to rely on solutions like DeleteMe or TrueRep to guard their privacy. Namely, this 'pay for privacy' approach doesn't acknowledge the new economic imbalance in which personal data is cheap and anonymity is expensive. Can every individual afford to pay off companies that can harvest and sell their data for next to nothing? Intelius suggests paying data brokers for privacy is like paying the phone company to keep your name out of the white pages. But this analogy doesn't take account of the fact that the 'people search' companies disclose much more information than the phone book.
benton.org/node/129180 | paidContent.org
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[SOURCE: Wall Street Journal, AUTHOR: Liz Gannes]
They say that only 1 percent of people on the Internet create all the content, while the other 99 percent passively show up to view it. But these days, lurking is becoming much more of an active behavior than it was before, because even just looking at content is something that gets reported back to other people. As of this week, if you look at a post within a Facebook group, the social networking site will tell the rest of the group that you saw it and when. That means an end to the question "Hey, did you guys see that thing I posted?," because the evidence is right there. But it also points to a world where one of the most core online activities — lurking — gets increasingly stamped out.
benton.org/node/129195 | Wall Street Journal
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[SOURCE: Wall Street Journal, AUTHOR: Amy Schatz, Thomas Catan]
Apparently, the Justice Department is holding up Verizon Wireless's $3.9 billion deal to acquire cable-company airwaves over concerns a related agreement will hurt competition for broadband Internet service. Justice Department antitrust officials remain concerned that a side deal between Verizon and the cable companies is, in effect, an agreement not to compete for Internet users in each other's territory, and could leave many Americans with a single option for broadband service. The officials have made clear to the parties that they aren't likely to clear the airwaves deal unless changes are made to allay their concerns about the cross-marketing deal. So far, the cross-marketing deal has been put into effect only in areas where Verizon doesn't offer FiOS, though the companies say the plan is to extend it into Verizon territory. Consumer advocates and some congressmen worry that Verizon and the cable companies have declared a "truce" and agreed to divide up the market. People familiar with the matter said the Justice Department has objected to the joint marketing agreement being applied in Verizon's territory. It also has balked at language that lets the companies extend the pact for years. It isn't clear whether objections to the joint-marketing deal could jeopardize the transfer of the airwaves. The parties have maintained that the two deals are independent from each other. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski is preparing to recommend the deal's approval to the agency's five-member board with the hope of clearing it before an informal deal review clock runs out in late August, according to several people close to the review.
benton.org/node/129319 | Wall Street Journal | Washington Post
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[SOURCE: National Journal, AUTHOR: Josh Smith]
A panel of security experts urged Congress to do something—anything—to combat cyberthreats to the United States. The panel of witnesses before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee had specific recommendations, but with a nearly unified voice they all agreed that moving ahead with any current legislative proposals is better than doing nothing. "If we don't act now, I can assure you that whatever comes after something bad happens will be much more draconian and not as constructive as it could be," Frank Cilluffo, director of George Washington University's Homeland Security Policy Institute, told the committee. Former National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency Director Michael Hayden said all the proposals on the table, including standards, information sharing between businesses and government, and a potential increased role for U.S. intelligence agencies, should be enacted. Any potential problems can be ironed out later, he said. "I'd do them all. And I would keep an open mind a adjust fire in a year or two."
benton.org/node/129178 | National Journal
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[SOURCE: BroadbandBreakfast.com, AUTHOR: Drew Clark]
[Commentary] If 2008 marked the dawn of our national "broadband moment," this summer and fall may well be the beginning of a new era of broadband adoption and usage. A major national initiative, dubbed "Connect2Compete," is just beginning to find its footing. In a webinar two weeks ago, this collaboration of corporate, philanthropic and community leaders delineated their mission, goals and timetables. It is to use the "power of the internet to improve the lives of low income Americans and their ability to thrive in the global economy." Additional, the Federal Communications Commission is in the midst of launching an exciting Broadband Lifeline pilot program. This $25 million pilot program could help pave the way for a Universal Broadband Fund. Such a fund could do for internet connectivity what the Universal Service Fund, in an earlier era, did for making the telephone an anchor of American life.
benton.org/node/129189 | BroadbandBreakfast.com
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[SOURCE: GigaOm, AUTHOR: Jeff John Roberts]
A coalition of submarine cable operators is balking at a proposal that would end their exemption from contributing to the Universal Service Fund, a pool of money intended to improve access to telecommunications across America. In a recent objection filed with the Federal Communications Commission, a group of companies that include Level 3 and Southern Cross argue that subjecting their submarine operations to the levy (currently at 15.7% of interstate revenue) would be unfair because they can't easily pass such fees on to end users. Many of these users are outside the United States and have entered into fixed rate contracts with the companies.
benton.org/node/129183 | GigaOm
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[SOURCE: The Hill, AUTHOR: Brendan Sasso]
A top Federal Trade Commission (FTC) official urged a House subcommittee to re-authorize the Safe Web Act, which expands the FTC's power to go after online scammers. Hugh Stevenson, the FTC's deputy director for International Consumer Protection, said it is critical that Congress reauthorize the law, which is set to expire at the end of next year. "The Act arms the FTC with key enforcement tools to combat Internet scams, fraudulent telemarketing, spam, spyware, and other cross-border misconduct that harms our consumers," Stevenson testified before the House Commerce subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade. The law expands the types of fraud that the FTC can pursue, gives the agency the authority to share information about cross-border fraud with foreign governments and authorizes the agency to make criminal referrals if the activity violates U.S. criminal law. Stevenson said the FTC has conducted more than 100 investigations with international aspects since the act's passage, and has filed more than 50 cases. He said the new powers have allowed the FTC to shut down frauds costing American consumers hundreds of millions of dollars.
benton.org/node/129302 | Hill, The | FTC
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[SOURCE: ars technica, AUTHOR: Cyrus Farivar]
A team of Canadian researchers have uncovered an unusual new example of "upstream filtering," where online content in one country is blocked in another country due to filtering that happens in transit. Researchers at the Citizen Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto, revealed that some Oman Internet users using the Omantel ISP are also being subjected to Indian content restrictions because of traffic flowing through India. "It goes to show what you can find when you begin to probe beneath the surface of the Internet, and what you see when you have governments start to mess with the openness of the Internet," said Ron Deibert, Citizen Lab's director. "In this case you have a perverse situation where citizens in one country are subject to filtering in another country." While there have been numerous examples of specific countries blocking foreign or domestic content that they find objectionable, as it runs afoul of their own laws or regulations, it's rare for one country to accidentally block sites due to peering agreements and traffic flows.
benton.org/node/129305 | Ars Technica
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[SOURCE: National Journal, AUTHOR: Juliana Gruenwald]
Federal officials said they have seized 70 websites that allegedly offered counterfeit merchandise as part of an ongoing effort targeting sites that infringe intellectual property. Many of the sites seized by the operation, which was led by the Homeland Security Department's Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, were created to look like legitimate sites and even provided security certificates used to signal to consumers that they were shopping on a legitimate site. U.S. agents made undercover purchases of a wide range of products, ranging from baby carriers to sports jerseys to luxury goods, from sites suspected of selling counterfeit products. The products were shipped to the United States in many cases from foreign countries. Once the products were confirmed to be counterfeit, U.S. authorities sought approval from a federal judge to seize the domain name linked to the website selling the goods.
benton.org/node/129188 | National Journal
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[SOURCE: Federal Communications Commission, AUTHOR: FCC Chairman Genachowski]
Today, the Russian Federation's lower house of parliament, the State Duma, passed a bill that gives the state power to create a registry of blacklisted websites. If enacted into law, this will require Internet service providers and website hosts to block access to the blacklisted sites or risk being added to the blacklist themselves. This is a troubling and dangerous direction. The world's experience with the Internet provides a clear lesson: a free and open Internet promotes economic growth and freedom; restricting the free flow of information is bad for consumers, businesses, and societies. I recently attended the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum in Russia, where I met with government officials, business leaders, and entrepreneurs. I heard broad interest in expanding broadband access, and broad recognition of the potential of the Internet as a strong engine for innovation, economic growth and creativity, as well as improved education, health care, and government services. A free and open Internet is essential to meeting these goals in Russia, as in all countries. Growing economies everywhere promote peace and stability. I believe this legislation will stifle investment in broadband and impede innovations that could advance Russia's promising Internet economy. While protecting children on-line is a legitimate governmental concern, the Duma's bill, in its current form, could lead to restricting access to valuable Internet content and services and chilling innovation, economic opportunity, as well as free expression. I urge Russia to recognize the full benefits of a free and open Internet, including a stronger economy and more prosperous and free society.
benton.org/node/129192 | Federal Communications Commission | WashPost | The Hill | National Journal
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[SOURCE: GigaOm, AUTHOR: Robert Andrews]
A protest against Russian proposals to block websites deemed illegal has brought out the web's big beast, after the bill was passed by the lower house of the country's parliament. The Duma passed bill 89417-6, in which the government proposed creating a blacklist of websites containing child porn, drug-related and extremist material and other content deemed illegal. Google's Russia PR director Alla Zabrovskaya said, "We certainly support the intention of lawmakers to protect children online. However, we believe that the possible negative consequences of applying the law to exceed the expected positive effect, jeopardizing the user's access to legal resources."
benton.org/node/129191 | GigaOm
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[SOURCE: paidContent.org, AUTHOR: Laura Hazard Owen]
In response to a letter from attorney Bob Kohn regarding the delayed publication of all the comments received on the proposed e-book pricing settlement, the Department of Justice says it received over 800 comments on the proposed settlement and is "working expeditiously" to make them available to the public by roughly July 20, 2012. Mark Ryan, an attorney for the Department of Justice, said it would not have been possible for the DOJ to respond to all the comments immediately or to publish them all online immediately because it has to ensure that all of the materials are converted into electronic format and made accessible to the disabled. In addition, Ryan claims that on April 18, the DOJ requested and was granted "additional time to prepare and file our submission."
benton.org/node/129182 | paidContent.org
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[SOURCE: Brookings, AUTHOR: John Villasenor]
Why is it that Internet, satellite, and cable radio broadcasters pay performance royalties for the sound recordings they play, and American over-the-air "terrestrial" AM and FM broadcasters do not? The answer isn't particularly satisfying for artists, record labels, and anyone who thinks the government shouldn't be in the business of impeding new technologies. The government should not be stacking the deck against the newest, most compelling technologies. Saddling Internet radio with high royalty rates while giving terrestrial AM and FM stations a free pass impedes the growth of a promising new way to distribute content. And, it sends a message to would-be-entrepreneurs with ideas about how to revolutionize an industry that the playing field is far from level. In an increasingly competitive global technology environment, that's a message we can't afford to be sending.
benton.org/node/129162 | Brookings
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[SOURCE: Los Angeles Times, AUTHOR: David Lazarus]
[Commentary] Once again, TV viewers encountered full-page ads in the newspaper this week declaring that a greedy cable or satellite company was denying people the right to watch their favorite shows. Darn that DirecTV, dropping Comedy Central, Nickelodeon and other channels. Just as fellow satellite TV provider Dish Network has cheated customers out of watching "The Walking Dead" and "Breaking Bad" because it axed AMC Networks. At least that's how the big programming companies want you to see it. The reality is that they're equally to blame for these disruptions by forcing fat packages of channels down the throats of distributors such as DirecTV, Dish and Time Warner Cable. These endless spats among media behemoths would go away instantly if viewers had the ability to choose which channels they want to pay for. Programmers have long maintained that channel packages are the only way to maintain TV diversity. Sure, lots of people watch Disney-owned ESPN. But if Disney didn't force cable and satellite companies to also air the likes of the Military History Channel, people would be denied the full gamut of viewing choices. It's a bogus argument. What programmers are basically saying is that demand for these niche channels is so meager, they need to be underwritten by people who watch more popular fare.
benton.org/node/129313 | Los Angeles Times
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[SOURCE: TVNewsCheck, AUTHOR: ]
Securities analyst Marci Ryvicker warned that broadcasters could lose their copyright suit against online video distributor Aereo, given the language a federal judge used in turning down the broadcasters' request for a preliminary injunction. "While the 'heart' of this case is not over, the language was clearly more negative than we had anticipated," Ryvicker and her team at Wells Fargo say in a note to clients. The ruling relied on the 2008 remote-storage DVR ruling, in which a federal appeals court said that Cablevision's service did not violate programmers' copyright because the cable operator made each recording at the request of a single customer and the recording could only be viewed by that customer. That, according to the court, make it a private performance rather than a public performance that triggers copyright liability. Despite the legal setback, it says, the broadcasters ultimately have little to fear from Aereo. "Aereo is not a compelling product and therefore not a real threat to the TV ecosystem."
benton.org/node/129312 | TVNewsCheck
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[SOURCE: TVNewsCheck, AUTHOR: Lee Spieckerman]
[Commentary] "Today's decision shows that if you can find a judge ignorant as to the basics of intellectual property law and willing to disregard the long history of television retransmission precedents, you can build a whole new business on stealing billions of dollars' worth of video content." Aereo brazenly asserts that because it picks up local TV channels with a tiny, separate TV antenna for each Aereo subscriber, it's not in the same business as cable TV systems and DBS providers like DirecTV and Dish, which are required to make licensing deals with TV stations to retransmit their signals. Incredibly, Judge Nathan bought into Aereo's laughable argument that the company was merely "renting antennas" to its subscribers. That would be like a store claiming that, because it pilfers merchandise from a distributor's warehouse one item at a time, instead of by the truckload, it should be allowed to sell the goods without paying for them. What U.S. District Court Judge Alison Nathan blithely ignored is that the copyright rubric governing retransmission of television stations has never been in any way predicated on the method used to capture the stations' signals. Whether those broadcasts are received via one master antenna, multiple antennas or, as is increasingly common with cable and DBS providers, through fiber optic connection to the local TV stations, is irrelevant. The video service provider is an intermediary that must forge a contract with a TV station in order to deliver the station's content to subscribers.
benton.org/node/129310 | TVNewsCheck
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[SOURCE: AdWeek, AUTHOR: Katy Bachman]
"We're going to proceed. We don't care. A year, six months, two years. We're going to go. We're going to move. We're going to really start marketing," Aereo investor and former broadcaster Barry Diller told Bloomberg TV from Sun Valley, Idaho, where he is attending the annual Allen & Co. conference with other media moguls. "I really did think we were on the side of the angels," Diller said. "The ability for a consumer, an American, to receive broadcast over-the-air signals is their right. And we're simply a technologically advantaged way of doing it in a modern way." Buoyed by the ruling, Diller indicated Aereo would move quickly to expand beyond New York into other major cities in 2013.
benton.org/node/129309 | AdWeek | Bloomberg
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[SOURCE: Multichannel News, AUTHOR: John Eggerton]
Cable operators are quietly -- and not so quietly -- hoping over-the-top startup Aereo prevails in its litigation with TV broadcasters because they see it as potentially ending the current retransmission-consent regime. "If [Aereo is] found to be legal, then the idea of consumers having to pay for otherwise free broadcast signals is called into question," said Time Warner Cable CEO Glenn Britt, speaking at the Allen & Co. media conference in Sun Valley, Idaho. American Cable Association president and CEO Matt Polka more explicitly said the trade group -- which represents smaller cable operators -- is hoping Aereo's legal battle changes the current state of retrans. "We're pleased that the court did not prevent the deployment of this new technology," Polka said. "We hope that technological innovation both within and without the cable industry provides answers for consumers and cable operators that today suffer under the oppressive retransmission-consent regime forced upon them by the broadcasters who take advantage of old laws and regulations." Comcast executive vice president David Cohen, speaking at the New England Cable & Telecommunications Association conference Thursday in Newport, R.I., said that in his opinion Aereo's service ultimately will likely be found to violate copyright laws. Comcast holds a majority stake in NBCUniversal. Cohen and Patrick Esser, president of Cox Communications, both said on a panel that Aereo's case is quite different from Cablevision's legal efforts to validate its network-based DVR service. "I do not draw a parallel between the Cablevision lawsuit with network DVR and this antenna," Esser said. "I think it's very different."
benton.org/node/129206 | Multichannel News
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[SOURCE: Bloomberg, AUTHOR: ]
Media moguls gathered at the annual Allen & Co. conference have spent recent years contemplating how to cope with technology drawing audiences away from TV and movies. This time, film and TV executives like Walt Disney's Jay Rasulo know just where their businesses are headed. Once threatened by Internet players such as Netflix, traditional entertainment companies now view online outlets as a rich new vein for viewers who'll pay $8 a month for mostly older films and TV shows. Fresher programs, such as NBC Universal's webcast of Olympic events, are reserved for cable and satellite subscribers who already pay much more. The strategies of established media companies tackling online video have evolved over the past two years, according to Blake Krikorian, a conference attendee and director of Amazon, one of the emerging players in film and TV services on the internet. Initially, media companies such as Time Warner and Disney put shows up for free on websites such as Hulu.com. Then they awoke to the decline of the newspaper industry. Today, media companies are requiring usernames and passwords, making sure everyone pays for movies and TV shows, and reserving their newest and best material for the highest-paying customers. Even newspapers are starting to charge for more than limited access to their websites.
benton.org/node/129307 | Bloomberg
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[SOURCE: TVNewsCheck, AUTHOR: Arthur Greenwald]
Antenna Direct and TiVo are stepping up a joint effort to persuade consumers to cut the cable TV cord and substitute a mix of over-the-air and over-the-top programming. Direct supplies the antennas, while TiVo supplies the box that not only records and stores off-air programming, but also interfaces with the broadband video world of Netflix, Amazon and Hulu. In the works is a plan that would let stations share in the monthly fees that TiVo charges by promoting the Antennas Direct-TiVo solution. "Our goal is to create an on-going, sustainable and increasing revenue stream for stations," says Antennas Direct's Pete D'Acosta.
benton.org/node/129194 | TVNewsCheck
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[SOURCE: CommLawCenter, AUTHOR: Paul Cicelski]
The Federal Communications Commission issued an Order denying the National Association of Broadcaster's (NAB) Petition for Stay of the FCC's new online public inspection file rules. In its Order, the FCC states it is denying the NAB's request because the NAB was unable to satisfy any of the four factors supporting grant of a stay. According to the FCC, the NAB failed to show (1) that the new rules would cause irreparable injury; (2) that the NAB is likely to prevail on the merits in its appeal; (3) that other interested parties will not be harmed if a stay is granted; and (4) that a stay would serve the public interest. Essentially, the FCC regurgitated its prior findings in deciding to move full speed ahead with the new rules. However, TV broadcasters have been seeking relief from the new rules, which will, without question, increase compliance burdens on TV stations while needlessly duplicating records already required to be maintained online by the Federal Election Commission. As a practical matter however, the action by the FCC is more of a procedural hurdle that had to be cleared by broadcasters on their way to court rather than a true substantive analysis of the merits of the court appeal. As the levels of activity on multiple fronts indicate, this proceeding is far from over. To be sure, obtaining a court stay is not an easy task. That said, this is the rare case where (despite the FCC's contrary ruling), the irreparable harm to broadcasters is apparent, and the case on the merits is strong.
benton.org/node/129304 | CommLawCenter
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[SOURCE: Pew's Internet & American Life Project, AUTHOR: Susannah Fox, Joanna Brenner]
Thirty percent of U.S. adults help a loved one with personal needs or household chores, managing finances, arranging for outside services, or visiting regularly to see how they are doing. Most are caring for an adult, such as a parent or spouse, but a small group cares for a child living with a disability or long-term health issue. The population breaks down as follows:
24% of U.S. adults care for an adult
3% of U.S. adults care for a child with significant health issues
3% of U.S. adults care for both an adult and a child
70% of U.S. adults do not currently provide care to a loved one
Eight in ten caregivers (79%) have access to the internet. Of those, 88% look online for health information, outpacing other internet users on every health topic included in our survey, from looking up certain treatments to hospital ratings to end-of-life decisions.
benton.org/node/129159 | Pew Internet & American Life Project
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[SOURCE: Los Angeles Times, AUTHOR: Deborah Netburn]
People of America, you are being plagued by robocalls, and it is only getting worse. The Federal Trade Commission said it has seen a dramatic spike in the number of people who have complained about robocalls in the last two years. In October of 2010 the agency received 65,000 complaints about robocalls. By April of 2012, that number had jumped to 212,000. The good news is that the FTC seems to be as annoyed about robocalls -- defined as any call that does not have a human on the other end of the line -- as we are. "The FTC hears from American consumers every day about illegal robocalls and how intrusive they are," FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz said. "We're ratcheting up our efforts to stop this invasion of consumer's privacy."
benton.org/node/129208 | Los Angeles Times | FTC
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[SOURCE: San Jose Mercury News, AUTHOR: Editorial staff]
[Commentary] Apple owes Silicon Valley an explanation. The valley's commitment to green technology is a source of pride, and Apple is a trendsetter. Its decision to withdraw its products from a prominent green product registry erodes its image as an environmental leader and raises a more disturbing possibility: That other tech competitors will take its departure as a free pass to also drop out of the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool, or EPEAT, system. Apple's reputation for environmental awareness, well deserved until now, has been part of its appeal for consumers. If it no longer is concerned with recycling standards, how can its competitors, playing catch-up in the market, be inspired to do more? If Apple feels the standards should be updated, it should make its case. Neither Apple nor the valley will benefit if the company known as one of the greatest innovators in world history downgrades its commitment to the environment. Think green, not greed.
benton.org/node/129298 | San Jose Mercury News
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[SOURCE: Forbes, AUTHOR: Connie Guglielmo]
Greenpeace International gave Apple a mixed review over its clean energy plans for its data centers, the huge servers farms that power its iCloud and other online services like iTunes, saying in a report that the company hasn't provided enough details about how it's going to reach its goals. Apple disagrees, saying it's working to deliver on the promises it made in May to make all of its data centers coal free and run them using renewable energy sources — and that it has been transparent about what it's up to. At the Maiden, North Carolina, center it opened earlier this year, Apple has said 60 percent of the energy will come from solar arrays being installed now by the end of this year. The other 40 percent will come from local sources of renewable energies, including wind farms. For its data center in Newark, California, Apple said it was granted regulatory approval early this year to buy renewable energy. The company "is in the process of locating and buying enough direct-access clean energy to meet the needs of the facility by February 2013," according to the environmental progress reports it posts on its website.
benton.org/node/129297 | Forbes
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Zhang XF, et al. (2012) Exploring overlapping functional units with various structure in protein interaction networks. PLoS One 7(8):e43092
Abstract: Revealing functional units in protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks are important for understanding cellular functional organization. Current algorithms for identifying functional units mainly focus on cohesive protein complexes which have more internal interactions than external interactions. Most of these approaches do not handle overlaps among complexes since they usually allow a protein to belong to only one complex. Moreover, recent studies have shown that other non-cohesive structural functional units beyond complexes also exist in PPI networks. Thus previous algorithms that just focus on non-overlapping cohesive complexes are not able to present the biological reality fully. Here, we develop a new regularized sparse random graph model (RSRGM) to explore overlapping and various structural functional units in PPI networks. RSRGM is principally dominated by two model parameters. One is used to define the functional units as groups of proteins that have similar patterns of connections to others, which allows RSRGM to detect non-cohesive structural functional units. The other one is used to represent the degree of proteins belonging to the units, which supports a protein belonging to more than one revealed unit. We also propose a regularizer to control the smoothness between the estimators of these two parameters. Experimental results on four S. cerevisiae PPI networks show that the performance of RSRGM on detecting cohesive complexes and overlapping complexes is superior to that of previous competing algorithms. Moreover, RSRGM has the ability to discover biological significant functional units besides complexes.
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For some reason I cannot login to SuperAdmin, its a bit of an annoyance... and I'm just wondering why.
I have isntalled the server on a remote computer and what not, I retrived the usernames and password, but they dont seem to work...
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you're aware that there is a special login page for ether admin or superadmin ? Make sure you use the right one.
the server.dbs contains the passwrds in plain text
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Its ok... I found out what the problem was, I had it set on http://localhost:*****
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