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We have seen many an unforuntate, uniformed and disparaging reamarks about Meyer. Some back peddaling i salready happening as in the case of Mike and Sharkbok. It tim et opu t apeg in th eground.
A - 2013 will see the Bok splay bette rugby than in 2012.
B - No th eBoks will remain on the same level. Meyer i sa one trick pony and the boks will plod along a sbefore
C - Meyer is a piss poor coach who makes shockingly bad selections and doesnt understand the modern came. Hence the Boks will be worse in 2013.
A = better. B = the same and C= worse. Very simple
Now lets place our bets gentlemen and rooitwit!
My call is the Boks will be better = A
It is actually unfair to conduct a poll like that before the Super 15 season and before we know what direction Meyer is going to take in player selection. A poll would be based on Meyer's performance in 2012 and may do him a disservice.
However, there is no way that a poor showing by the Boks than they had in 2012 would not be a major requirment and I believe Meyer would fit into A as well - but that obviouslywill depend on the upgrading of backline and attacking coaching and his team selection. He did admit he made selection errors in 2012 and that in itself is a good sign
Mike we have had a test season of rugby to assess Meyer so its NOT really any more unfair than any prediction is.unfair.
I am pleased to see you have back peddaled to an A. Hahahhaha - the light is dawning slowly!
Wonder if ou snapster will do the same. He is in an awkward spot! If he is consisten he will score a C for Meyer. But surely even ou snapster cant be that dumb!
A but not by much yet, small improvement, but it wil be incremental, next year will be better still.
Heynecke will as with when he coached the bulls learn with time and improve. Historically that is what he does. He will also make alsot of people unhappy, as he wan't to win and is a pragmatist, so Winning in style while heynecke is coach. Forget it, the boks won't play flashy rugby, they will gind it.
Ek I take it that is an A then
If so we have three A' s for the much maligned coach. A significant about turn is taking place methinks! Folk are coming around at last and the light is dawning!
No need to assume Beeno... the fist letter I posted :)...
Good man Ek! Wonder where the kiwis are. I think they all go into hiberantion once the rugby season is over. Good guys I have to say. Maybe we are getting the exceptions to the rule Hahahahaha. Love the wa ythey are always up fo it in an uniformed way.
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Wal-Mart spokeswoman Mona Williams offered scant details of the spying activities by the fired employee on Monday, but she stated that the text messages were intercepted by the employee using a radio device, then scanned for certain keywords. She declined to elaborate on the technology used to pluck the messages out of thin air, other than to say the radio device pulled down messages within "a mile or so" of the company's headquarters.
She also wouldn't say how many innocent people had their messages read, other than to say there were only "a handful" of other victims.
On Tuesday, Wal-Mart spokesman David Tovar confirmed that the text-message prying occurred, but said the company couldn't reveal any additional details about the incident.
Wal-Mart said on Monday that it believed the employee's recording of telephone conversations between the New York Times reporter and members of the company's media relations department broke no laws because it's legal in Arkansas for telephone conversations to be recorded as long as one of the parties involved is aware of the recording.
It is illegal to surreptitiously intercept electronic communications without a warrant under the federal wiretap statues enacted in 1968. In 1986, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act clarified wiretaps laws to extend to interception of signals from modern radio-based devices, explicitly prohibiting the monitoring of cellular phone transmissions by third parties without a court order.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Arkansas is investigating the incident.
The company's description of the privacy breach begs the question of whether it is possible to intercept and read text messages flying around a certain area. The experts that MSNBC.com spoke with Tuesday agreed that it would be possible. The only point of contention was how much it would cost.
Cellular interceptor technology that could pluck text messages from the sky is readily available on the Internet -- for those who have $500,000 or more to burn and can prove they work for a law enforcement agency.
Companies like Global Security Solutions and Home Land Security Strategies Inc. offer such text-message-sniffing products for sale.
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Home Land brags on its site -- CellularIntercept.com -- about the powers of the "G-Com 2066," saying it will "capture SMS (short message service) data. It is a passive system -- no signal is transmitted from the system and the cell phone network receives no electromagnetic interference." The site says that all devices sold there are "restricted and reserved for authorized agents of Government."
But he also stated that a determined hacker who wanted to grab all the text messages floating around in a certain area wouldn't have to spend that kind of coin to do so. A teenager could build a radio kit to do it from parts purchased at an electronics store, he said.
"There are many different ways to do it," he said. "Whatever is in the air can be intercepted and listened to."
Former White House cybersecurity adviser Howard Schmidt echoed Demeter's claim. He was even more specific, saying a few parts purchased for about $100 at a local Radio Shack would do the trick. In fact, he said, he helped build such a kit as part of a security assessment for a company only a few years ago.
"Text messages are transmitting over radio frequencies ... unencrypted. You can intercept them and pull the pieces back together," Schmidt said. "There are schematics all over to do this."
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But Joe Farren, a spokesman for mobile phone industry group CTIA, rejected the idea that amateurs with inexpensive equipment could intercept text messages, saying that would be limited to the realm of highly specialized hackers and government spooks.
"I'm waiting for the James Bond theme to start playing here," he said. "Minus the James Bond, NSA-type capability, that kind of thing doesn't happen. If messages are sent on a modern, digital network, they are encrypted. You need serious NSA-type capability to do that."
Even that might not be an impossible barrier at a large company like Wal-Mart. Like most Fortune 500 firms, Wal-Mart employs former FBI and CIA agents to work in its corporate security department.
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Text messages are sent using SMS (short message service) protocols, and available with nearly all digital cell phones. There are many ways for a spy to surreptitiously peek at them.
In 2002, a Gartner Group report warned companies not to trust SMS, saying that clever hackers could simply befriend cell phone employees and get them to obtain copies of text messages. The report followed the conviction of a student in the U.K. who persuaded two mobile phone employees to release text messages sent by his ex-girlfriend.
Some companies sell what are effectively Trojan horse programs for cell phones, which cause them to forward messages received by the phone to a third party. Implanting such programs requires physical access to the phone that's being spied on, however, said one maker of the tools who asked not to be identified.
Cell phones and pagers also can be "cloned," meaning the clone will receive a copy of every text message sent to the original device. In the most famous case of pager cloning, alleged Israeli organized crime figure Assaf Waknine obtained a clone of the pager carried by a Los Angeles police detective who was investigating him.
But intercepting all text messages sent within a one-mile area -- which is what Williams alleged the Wal-Mart employee did – would require a much more sophisticated surveillance system. And it would constitute a more outrageous violation of privacy.
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The Timberwolves moved up at spot to No. 9 in this week's Daily Mail Class AAA poll. The win over the Redskins was the fourth time this season they have accumulated more than 500 yards rushing in a single game.
Spring Valley also eclipsed the 500-yard mark against South Charleston (5-4), Greenbrier East (2-6) and Beckley (6-3).
With big lines coming at a premium in the modern era of high school football, Spring Valley has a distinct advantage in running its offense against most opponents.
The line, which includes sophomore left tackle Alex Locklear (6-foot-4, 295 pounds), senior left guard Matt Jones (6-0, 202), junior center Josh Hammer (6-0, 310), senior right guard Matt Fuller (6-3, 257), sophomore right tackle Trevor Stacy (6-5, 315) and senior tight end Caleb Pennington (6-1, 225) helped paved the way for a record-setting performance against the Redskins.
Wellman finished the win with 224 yards and four touchdowns on 21 carries, while senior tailback Ryan George had 214 and three scores on 19 carries. It was the first time in school history the team had produced two 200-yard rushers in the same game.
"We just opened up big holes, and the backs went right through," Fuller said. "The last few games we've had, we've been rushing for more than 400-500 yards, which feels good.
"I think we're playing on all cylinders right now. We've been able to just come out and whip people up front. That feels good as we get closer to the playoffs."
Wellman said it's been a work in progress.
"In the beginning of the season we had a lot of sophomores on the line that had never played in a varsity game before," said the 6-2, 232-pound West Virginia University recruit.
"The first three or four games were a wake-up call for them. Coming up to the varsity level was a big step for them, and they've developed through it and matured a lot."
Spring Valley absorbed losses in its first two games. The team lost to top-ranked Cabell Midland, 21-13, in its opener then dropped a 17-0 decision at home to No. 3 Huntington in Week 2.
The only setback since was a 42-7 drubbing at No. 6 George Washington on Oct. 5.
"Our line's really grown up," Spring Valley Coach Brad Dingess said. "I know there a lot of the time in the second half tonight we had three sophomores out there."
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ATLANTA - Early voting was all the rage in Georgia two years ago.
Some local elections offices got so busy during the five-day early voting window that people were having to take a number and wait their turn. This year, it's voting absentee that's in vogue. Gov. Sonny Perdue set the tone last Monday when he filled out an absentee ballot at the Governor's Mansion. "This came out a little higher than I had anticipated,'' Lynn Ledford, Gwinnett County's elections director, said after 20,941 advance ballots had come into her office by Friday afternoon, the fourth-largest total among Georgia counties. More surprising, however, was that 16,132 of that total were absentee ballots, while only 4,809 were from people who showed up in person to vote early. And of those 16,132 absentee ballots, 6,878 were from voters who took advantage of a change in state election law that allows people to cast absentee ballots without giving a reason, such as plans to be out of town on Election Day. Only two other counties - Cobb and Fulton - had reported more "no-reason'' absentee votes as of Friday afternoon. In fact, Gwinnett has been a hotbed for absentee voting this year. In Barrow County, for example, more people had voted early in person than by absentee ballot. Statewide, more than 350,000 voters already had cast ballots by Friday, four days before the polls open. That represents 8 percent of Georgia's registered voters, still short of the record for advance voting set two years ago. But it's important to keep in mind that 2004 was a presidential election year that saw a 78 percent turnout among Georgia voters. Secretary of State Cathy Cox is predicting a turnout of 48 percent this year, with the gubernatorial race between Republican Perdue and Democrat Mark Taylor at the top of the ballot. Convenience cited All forms of advance voting, whether in person or by absentee ballot, make it easier to vote, a goal the concept's advocates across the country have espoused in pushing to allow voters to cast their ballots before Election Day. But the jury is out on whether advance voting increases turnout, another argument that has been advanced in its favor. In fact, many political observers are convinced that it doesn't. "It just makes voting more convenient,'' said Merle Black, a political science professor at Emory University. "It doesn't expand the number of voters.'' Curtis Gans, director of the Center for the Study of the American Electorate at Washington's American University, said advance voting can even reduce turnout. He said some of the people who request absentee ballots and then don't mail them in would have voted on Election Day if they weren't given the opportunity to vote early. Gans said that spreading out voting over a period of days or even weeks also hampers get-out-the-vote drives that parties typically mount in the final days of a campaign. But Gans said voters across the nation increasingly have demanded advance voting in the aftermath of the Election Day uncertainties in some states that clouded the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections. While Western states have taken the lead, the trend now is spreading into the East, he said. "My guess is more people will avail themselves of absentee or early voting because they want to make sure their votes will count,'' he said. But it will take time for Georgia voters to get used to these additional options, said Chris Riggall, Cox's spokesman in the secretary of state's office. Riggall noted that early voting didn't catch on in Georgia when it began during the 2003 municipal elections. "The first time we had advance voting, very few people availed themselves of it,'' he said. "By 2004, the word had spread and it became huge.'' Riggall predicted the same thing will happen with the new no-reason absentee voting, which took effect last year as part of an omnibus election law overhaul that also included a requirement that voters show photo IDs at the polls. The photo ID provision has been rejected by state and federal courts and, thus, will not be enforced on Tuesday. "We're not seeing an exponential increase so far,'' Riggall said, referring to the impact of the no-reason provision on the number of absentee ballots being cast. "(But) if it follows the pattern of other significant changes in the election laws, it will probably gather some momentum in subsequent elections.''More like this story
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Time will reveal how we, as a nation, will remember the awful saga of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombings and the 100-hour manhunt that captured one of the prime suspects. Now that a full week has passed, it seems that one of the legacies of the Boston bombings will be the major role played by social media in the coverage.
From crowdsourced photos and videos taken before and after the crime, to the lightning-fast reporting of events during the capture of suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev, sites like Twitter, Reddit and 4chan proved to be invaluable tools for informing the public and law enforcement officials. Social media, however, is a double-edged sword; in the hands of the wrong people, it can backfire in spectacular fashion, whether it's used for journalism or for hunting down job leads.
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The Good. Just as it has proven in countless other instances since its inception in 2006, social media sites were an incredibly efficient way of disseminating information, almost in real time, about the bombing and its investigation. TV networks, which rely mostly on in-person interviews and video feeds, were often lapped by "citizen journalists" on Twitter and Skype, who relayed information about the manhunt from police scanners and beat the TV crews by hours regarding some of the breaking developments.
Job-seeker lesson: Don't sit back and wait for employers to notify you about job openings. Get on social media sites like LinkedIn and Twitter and share your thoughts in online discussion boards relating to your chosen field. By becoming known in this online community, you are more likely to get notified on job leads before they are posted.
The Bad. As nimble as social networks can be, they are hardly a substitute for doing research. In the name of speed, fact-checking for tweets is almost unheard of. Much of what was reported in the hours after the bombings was incorrect, including inflated death tolls, inaccurate reports of arrests and false reports of multiple bomb placements. Some of this information, left uncorrected online for days, was then parroted by lazy or unscrupulous media outlets.
Job-seeker lesson: Be careful about what you write on social media. Any falsehoods about your work history or casual remarks about your intention to seek work elsewhere can easily fall into the hands of either hiring managers or your current employers, which can lead to negative consequences.
The Ugly. Once information has been disseminated on the web, it is almost impossible to control. Soon after the bombings, photos of innocent people who shared only a glancing resemblance to the descriptions of eyewitnesses were singled out on some "subreddit" forums as alleged culprits merely for having dark skin or Middle Eastern features. Others spread rumors about hoaxes and fringe conspiracy theories. Some media groups reported these unsubstantiated smears and innuendos as fact.
Job-seeker lesson: Don't believe everything you read. People with hidden agendas can easily manipulate and misappropriate information about companies and potential job openings. Do your research on companies to find out if the online information you read is biased or untrue. Your own online information can also be twisted to cast you in a bad light. Monitor your profile frequently and be sure to respond to any inaccurate information about your personal brand as soon as possible.
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Major in Philosophy Ask ten philosophers what philosophy is, and you're likely to get ten different answers. But probably none of them would believe that this is a bad thing, for to ask what philosophy is, is to ask a philosophical question. Philosophers have many insightful and sometimes witty things to say about philosophical activities. Cicero: The gods can never have bestowed a greater gift than philosophy. Socrates: The unexamined life is not worth living for a human being. Iris M. Young: To do philosophy is to explore one's own temperament, and yet at the same time to attempt to discover the truth. Susan K. Langer: The continual pursuit of meanings—wider, clearer, more negotiable, more articulate meanings—is philosophy. Epicurus: Let no one delay the study of philosophy while young nor weary of it when old. For no one is either too young or too old for the health of the soul. Hannah Arendt: All the metaphysical questions that philosophy took as its special topics arise out of ordinary common-sense experiences; "reason's need"—the quest for meaning that prompts men to ask them—is in no way different from men's need to tell the story of some happening they witnessed, or to write poems about it. Alfred North Whitehead: Philosophy begins in wonder. And, at the end, when philosophic thought has done its best, the wonder remains. Emmanuel Levinas: Philosophy is inseparable from skepticism, which follows it like a shadow that it chases away by refuting it, only to find it once again under its feet. Karl Marx: As the world becomes philosophical, philosophy becomes worldly. Bertrand Russell: Philosophy, though unable to tell us with certainty what is the true answer to the doubts it raises, is able to suggest many possibilities which enlarge our thoughts and free them from the tyranny of custom. Thus, while diminishing our feeling of certainty as to what things are, it greatly increases our knowledge as to what they may be; it removes the somewhat arrogant dogmatism of those who have never traveled into the region of liberating doubt, and it keeps alive our sense of wonder by showing familiar things in an unfamiliar aspect. What is philosophy about? +Philosophers raise such questions as: What beliefs about the world, about human nature, about values, and about God are we justified in holding? What distinguishes knowledge from opinion, and can there be knowledge of the beautiful and the good? What is the nature of language, and could someone have her own private language? What do we owe to other persons, to nonhuman animals, and to the environment? What does having a mind consist of, and how should we understand the relation of mental experiences to brain processes? What can you expect from a philosophy class? +Philosophy classes are typically small and highly interactive. You will be asked to reconstruct the viewpoints of others, critique them, and argue for your own ideas. Philosophy courses aim to cultivate greater clarity of thought and reasoning abilities in students. Your philosophy classes will help you to read more thoughtfully by helping you to pay attention to the logical structure of arguments and to raise critical questions about others' views. Philosophy classes also aim to open students' intellectual imaginations by calling into question everyday assumptions, by offering alternative ways of thinking about the world, and by inviting students to become creative philosophers themselves. In addition, philosophy classes emphasize clear, precise, and logically well-ordered written and oral communication. What are the students who major in philosophy like? +Our philosophy majors are a very diverse bunch, so you are likely to find some kindred spirits. Over 50% double major in fields such as government, education, art, English, biology, history, and classics. Many majors enjoy coming to the Reuman Reading group, which meets over dinner once a week to discuss a philosophical text. Students who major study the history of philosophy as well as the major areas of philosophy—logic, epistemology and metaphysics, values areas (such as ethics, aesthetics and political philosophy), and both western and nonwestern philosophies. What can you do with a philosophy major? +Philosophy majors put their reasoning, writing, and communication skills to use in a broad spectrum of careers after college. Some go to law school, business school, or medical school. Some enter careers in communication (newspapers, radio, television). Others go to graduate school in philosophy and on to careers teaching philosophy. Still others, with or without additional graduate study, enter education, business, government service, or service in nonprofit organizations. So does one study philosophy in order to prepare for a job? For a career? Yes. But one studies philosophy for much more than that. The study of philosophy affects not only one's way of thinking, but also one's development as a person. Philosophy is ideal preparation for lifelong learning and an enriched intellectual, political, and social existence. Most of our majors tell us, though, that they elect it because it is truly interesting and highly gratifying. News
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McDonald's All American Game: Flashback
The McDonald's All American Game comes to Columbus, Ohio this Wednesday night and Stepien Rules has been credentialed for coverage of the games, so I'm going to head down...call me if you want to carpool.
But before I do, I wanted to look back at the last McDonald's All American game I went too: the 2003 LeBron James verison of the event at Quicken Loans Gund Arena in Cleveland. For some reason, seven years later, I still have the program that I bought. I think I thought it might be worth money one day at the time...not sure if is...but it was definetely helpful for offering this look-back below:
2003 McDonald's HS All American Teams
West All Americans - 2003:
Aaron Brooks - Franklin HS, Seattle WA
Shannon Brown - Proviso East HS, Maywood IL
Brian Butch - Appleton West HS, Appleton WI
Brandon Cotton - St. Martin DePorres HS, Detroit MI
Ndudi Ebi - Westbury Christian School, Houston TX
Olu Famutimi - NW Edision HS, Flint MI
JR Giddens - John Marshall HS, Oklahoma City, OK
Kris Humphries - Hopkins HS, Minnetonka, MN
David Padgett - Reno HS, Reno Nevada
Kendrick Perkins - Clifton J. Ozen HS, Beaumont TX
Leon Powe - Oakland Tech HS, Oakland CA
Vakeaton (Von) Wafter - Heritage Christian Academy, Cleveland TX
East All Americans - 2003:
Brandon Bass - Capitol HS, Baton Rouge LA
Jackie Butler - McComb HS, McComb MS
Luol Deng - Blair Academy, Blairstown NJ
Ivan Harris - Oak Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson PA
LeBron James - SVSM, Akron OH
Michael Jones - Thayer Academy, Braintree MA
James Lang - Central Park Christian HS, Birmingham AL
Andrew Lavender - Brookhaven HS, Columbus OH
Travis Outlaw - Starkville HS, Starkville MS
Chris Paul - West Forsyth HS, Clemmons NC
Mustafa Shakur - Friends Central HS, Wynnewood PA
Charlie Villanueva - Blair Academy, Blairstown NJ
According to my count, eleven of these 2003 McDonald's All Americans are currently active in the NBA. That list being as follows: Shannon Brown, Aaron Brooks, Kris Humphries, Kendrick Perkins, Leon Powe, Chris Paul, Brandon Bass, Travis Outlaw, Charlie Villanueva, LeBron James, Luol Deng. What's also interesting is that Von Wafer could definetely be in the NBA if he wanted to - after a great run through the play-offs last season - but he opted to play professionally in Europe this season instead for more money than he could have made stateside.
I'll do a little research later, but on the flip side, there's defintely some names on this list that don't really ring a bell with me. Mike Jones had a solid career at Maryland, Drew Lavender had a successful career at both Oklahom and then at Xavier - nearly knocking off OSU to go to the Final Four his senior season - and Giddens, Butch and Padgett all had good careers at Kansas, Wisconsin, and Louisville respectively as well. Mustafa Shakur was also obviously solid at Arizona, but the names Brandon Cotton, Olu Famutimi, Jackie Butler and James Lang don't jump out to me as having notable careers since playing in this game with the likes of LeBron James and Chris Paul. I'll google, or bing it, later this week and get back to you, but regardless, the crop of the twenty-four 2010 McDonald's All Americans that will take the floor at Value City Arena on Wednesday will include more than a handful of future pros, and maybe the next Chris Paul...there is no next LeBron James, who was the MVP of the game in 2003.
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Vol 5: Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2010
Spring/Summer 2010
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A Tribute to Court Security Officer Bernard Hughes
Director of Administrative Office of the Courts joins board at National Center for State Courts; Donald D. Goodnow will serve 4 year term
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