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J.R. Smith: Worth the risk?
News out of Denver lately is that the Nuggets are shopping guard J.R. Smith, the player the Spurs came very close to getting in a deadline deal with the Hornets several years ago.
The Spurs and Hornets were not able to get the paperwork into the league office, and since then, many Spurs fans have watched Smith wondering how successful he could have been for the Spurs.
Last year for the Nuggets, Smith averaged 15.4 points, 3.1 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.3 steals per game in just over 27 minutes per game.
Those numbers have to be intriguing for Spurs fans, who saw Richard Jefferson put up lesser numbers with more playing time.
Smith could give the Spurs another athletic wingman, who can shoot the three or slash and finish at the rim. He's also relatively young, with six years of NBA experience and being drafted out of high school.
Assuming the Spurs wouldn't have to give up any major pieces to get Smith, especially since the Nuggets seem eager to be rid of him, would he really fit in with the Spurs?
The Spurs are stockpiled with guards. Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, George Hill and James Anderson all figure to be a part of the regular rotation. Gary Neal also has a contract in hand and Garrett Temple could still make the roster, so clearly there isn't space there.
One weakness the Spurs have yet to really address is backup small forward, but is Smith, 6-6, big enough defend the taller small forwards in the NBA?
Aside from all that, Smith really isn't a Spurs-type player. The Spurs are known around the league for putting together a team of high-character players without rap sheets, and Smith's rap sheet is about as thick as Ginobili's accent.
In 2006, Smith was involved in the Nuggets-Knicks brawl.
In 2007, he was involved in an incident at a Denver night club and was suspended for three games.
Last year, he served 24 days in a New Jersey correctional facility after pleading guilty to reckless driving that ended in a fatal crash that killed friend Andre Bell. He also failed to show up to a court appearance, resulting in a fine.
Smith has had his share of time in George Karl's doghouse, and even called out his teammates on twitter after a loss against the Jazz.
On August 13, he was involved in a physical altercation at the Nuggets practice facility during a pickup game. The investigation was recently re-opened.
Now if any coach could tame a player like Smith, it would be Popovich. His expiring contract may also be enticing enough for the Spurs front office to take a chance on him if a trade scenario was agreed to.
So what do you think, Spurs fans? Is J.R. Smith worth the risk?
Splitter Sees Limited Action Against Croatia
Back in action only one day after a tough loss to Slovenia, Tiago Splitter and Brazil easily defeated Croatia 92-74. Splitter, playing only sixteen minutes in the game, managed only six points on one-of-four from the field and four-of-four from the free throw line. In addition to the six points Tiago chipped in four rebounds and four assists in the runaway victory for Team Brazil.
Splitter's time was limited after picking up his second foul early in the second quarter of the game. He came out firing in the third, grabbing a couple of offensive rebounds and knocking down a bucket from inside the paint before picking up yet another foul and going to the bench where he sat for the rest of the game. Brazil's coaching staff used the blowout as an opportunity to rest many of their starters. This was their third game in four days.
Unfortunately, turnovers and foul trouble seem to be a running theme in Splitter's World Championship outings. Hopefully this is a trend that can be bucked upon his arrival in training camp next month.
Brazil has some time to rest and recoup. They are not back in action again until next Tuesday where they will match up against Argentina where Luis Scola is having a fantastic performance in the World Championship. Check in then for another Splitter update.
Day 6: World Championship Update on De Colo
While Lithuania dominated Lebanon 84-66 to stay undefeated atop Group D, Spurs' draftee Robertas Javtokas did not play.
Nando De Colo, however, did play in a losing effort against New Zealand, which was their second straight loss in Group D.
For De Colo, it was a tale of two halves, although really, it was all about the first quarter before everything dropped off and he lulled back into inconsistency.
To start the game, De Colo looked more comfortable and poised leading France at the point. He came out of the gates on fire, sending his first two three-point attempts swishing through the net.
Defensively, he got caught on a few screens and was mismatched in the post, but he impressed me in denying position and not allowing the postup. On another possession, he was pinned against a New Zealand player that towered over him, but realized the ball would get passed in, so he jumped into the lane and picked it off.
De Colo ended the first quarter with eight points, but only scored two more points the rest of the game.
His shot just didn't fall until he hit a mid-range jumper midway through the third quarter. With no luck on the offensive end, De Colo decided to sag off his assignment to help defend in the paint to stop penetration and help on the boards. But that's when his foul trouble started. At the end of the third quarter, he had three fouls and then picked up the fourth and fifth in the fourth, which limited his playing time.
De Colo ended the game with 10 points on three-of-eight shooting from the field, four rebounds and two steals.
France will be looking to stop their two-game skid against Turkey on Sunday.
Talking Capital One Cup and James Anderson with ESPN's Rece Davis
Yesterday at The Times Center in New York City, I had the opportunity to attend the press conference announcing the new Capital One Cup.
The Capital One Cup is a new premier award for excellence in on-field performance in Division I college sports. It awards one men's and one women's NCAA® Division I athletics program for their cumulative on-field performance across multiple sports during the fall, winter and spring athletics seasons.
Once the seasons are done, $200, 000 will be awarded to the winning program (men's and women's sports) for graduate level scholarships. The winners will be announced during the annual ESPY awards.
After the press conference I had a chance to speak with ESPN's Rece Davis who hosts College Gameday and is an Advisory Board member for the Capital One Cup. We spoke on the new Capital One Cup and San Antonio Spurs' rookie James Anderson.
As Rece and I meet, he gives me a hearty handshake.
Jeff: The Capital One Cup has to give a new competitive wrinkle to collegiate sports.
Rece: I don't think there is any question about it. It gives an opportunity for sports that don't get a lot of recognition to have some of the light shining on them for a change and it still maintains the fan interest of the sports who follow them closely whether its men's basketball or football or women's basketball. There are so many things out there that get a lot of attention in college sports that aren't great. But that's the minutia. The percentage of things that go wrong in college sports is very small. The Capital One Cup is an opportunity to shine a light on things that are right. The accomplishments on the field, opportunities from an educational stand point for the two programs that win and really it's an opportunity to generate some enthusiasm, some bragging rights, some back-and-forth with the fans by keeping up with the standings over the course of the year.
How user friendly is the Capital One Cup point system going to be for the fans?
They will just be able to log on to the website www.capitalonecup.com and see the standings. It's based on how teams finish with the premium placed on winning championships. It's based on the final results of the season, the final poll, whatever it may be so there won't be any guess work, there won't be any ambiguity to it. You have a certain amount of points based on how you finish. Depending on what tier the sport is in, I know that sounds a little confusing, but basically think of it this way: the sports that get the most attention, get the most points. They get a bonus bump for finishing well in those sports. That's basically the easiest way and really the only way to think of it. But as far as logging on and keeping up, they'll (the fans) log on the website, there will be a point total there. They'll see and they'll know that with the upcoming sport they will have to do well if they want to make up ground with a school that is in front of them.
I can hear it now, "How many Cup points do you have?"
Exactly! And I can guarantee you that athletic directors will care about that and in turn the donors will care about that and in turn the fans will care about that and they'll do that! Like Robin Ventura mentioned today, that if you have a tennis program and it doesn't do well in the Capital One Cup and you think "If we had done better in tennis, we would have won this thing," you're going to get that type of positive energy and positive input to encourage schools to try to be the best in as many sports as they possibly can be.
It's as if this is going to unify all the teams at a particular college.
Exactly. It's team work. It's one of the tenets of Capital One. It's one of the things you learn by playing sports and its something you learn for all aspects of your life so it's a really good marriage.
Let's talk about college basketball and the most recent NBA draft. James Anderson from Oklahoma State was drafted by the San Antonio Spurs and many felt he was a steal. Why is that?
Hubert Davis, my partner on College Gameday, thought he was the best and most pro-ready shooting guard in the game last year. He's a mid-size, athletic guy, very strong and he has the physical ability to breakdown defenses at the pro level. He is also an explosive scorer. He has all of the tools you want but because Oklahoma State was good not great, maybe some of the general public didn't necessarily look at him as being one of the big guys. Also he wasn't just one year removed from high school and what happens, I think now with the NBA, sometimes if a guy is around too long, people start trying to pick him apart or they start looking for what's wrong instead of what's right. There's a lot right with James Anderson. He's going to be an excellent player.
Where you suprised he didn't get drafted higher?
A little bit. But a lot of that ends of being contract, need, what are we doing with our (cap) space, injuries, whatever it might be each team has it's own unique set of circumstances that often orchestrates who they draft and who they place value on. I'm not ever too often surprised once you get past the top 10 or 11 picks and what a team might do because there's usually some type of ulterior motive at work.
What makes Anderson a Spurs type player?
Because they have a lot of blue-collar role player guys who are more talented than you think. Guys who aren't afraid to defend, guys who don't worry about number of shots, guys who don't worry about the number of plays run for them, guys who, within reason, are not too worried about about minutes. Anderson, while being the star of his team (Oklahoma State) I never viewed him as being a selfish player at all. He's a guy who understands "the team," he understands fitting into a role, he understands contributing in a variety of areas other than just scoring. Because of that, that's why he is going to fit in with the Spurs because the Spurs have a history of winning championships with guys like him.
Thanks to Taylor PR and Don Povia (Blogs With Balls) for inviting Project Spurs to attend the press conference.
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Splitter Scores Big in Losing Effort
Back in action for Team Brazil today, future Spur Tiago Splitter contributed 19 points to become Brazil's second leading scorer in a tough 80-77 loss to Slovenia. After falling behind 16 points to start the fourth quarter, Brazil battled back, outscoring Slovenia 26 to 13 in the fourth only to fall just short in the end.
Although most do not expect Tiago to make an enormous scoring impact for the Spurs, he managed to shoot over 60% from the field in the losing effort. On the downside, he shot a woeful 3 of 8 from the free throw line, a statistic that should make him fit right in with his future teammates. Don't get mad, you know its true.
Splitter played well down the stretch, creating a Slovenia turnover with only a minute to play. He was also on the free throw line with 45 seconds left where he made 1 of 2, leaving Brazil with a 5 point deficit as time ticked down. Brazil could not close the gap however and after hitting three free throws with one second on the clock, went down to Slovenia by three.
Outside of his offensive performance, Splitter was not a major factor, statistically speaking. He finished with only four rebounds and a single assist. After getting himself into foul trouble against Team USA, Splitter kept it clean against a much less physical Slovenia team. One additional bright spot: only one turnover. Tiago did not take care of the ball very well in his team's loss to the United States, showing he has the ability to adjust his game and fix his mistakes.
It is also good to see Splitter play a different role when his team needed him to. Against the U.S., Barbosa was the team's leading scorer. Against Slovenia, when Barbosa was unable to find his offense (shooting 6 of 15 from the field) Splitter was able to step into the role seamlessly and help keep his team within striking distance down the stretch. All in all, it was another solid performance; enough to get Spurs fans excited for his impending arrival.
Day 5: World Championship Updates on de Colo and Javtokas
Nando de Colo and Robertas Javtokas' teams were pitted against each other today in a battle of two unbeaten Group D teams.
de Colo clearly had the better game of the two as he contributed to a balanced scoring attack for Les Blues. He finished the game with nine points, three rebounds and two assists in 26 minutes. Though he had some trouble finding his shot in his last game, he had no problems today, connecting on four of five shots from the field and was one for two on three-point attempts in 26 minutes.
While de Colo had a better showing compared to game three, he continues to look more like a shooting guard and less like a pure point guard. His shot is the best part of his game, but he still has plenty of room to improve, especially when it comes to consistency.
While De Colo had the better game, Javtokas' Lithuania team won the game, handing France its first defeat and also clinching the lead in Group D.
While I originally expected Javtokas to play in a bigger role against France, he played limited minutes and wasn't much of a factor.
In 11 minutes, Javtokas had two points and five rebounds. Lithuania will take on Lebanon tomorrow. France will play New Zealand.
Look for a report by Jason Rogers on Tiago Splitter's performance against Slovenia coming soon.
Spurscast #222: Talking Splitter, De Colo and Javtokas
For those not watching the FIBA World Championships, Jeff and I gave an update on Tiago Splitter, Nando De Colo and Robertas Javtokas.
So far, Javtokas has not played much, due to a foot injury, but his minutes and rebounds increased in Lithuania's game against Spain. De Colo has been inconsistent and has one standout game so far, while Splitter has been pretty consistent through all three games. Jeff and I didn't see a lot we didn't like in his game against the United States.
After a break, we talked about some recent Spurs news including Malik Hairston being waived by his Italian team. We also mentioned that Thomas Gardner and Jawad Williams worked out for the Spurs and in some late news, found out Darius Miles will be working out for the Spurs.
To end the show, Jeff interviewed our friend John Karalis of Red's Army about being torched by Richard Jefferson. Video game Richard Jefferson that is.
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Assessing the Spurs' bench
During the offseason I've given much attention on the San Antonio Spurs' offseason moves. From grading the moves to having a few suggestions on which players the team should consider adding to the roster as the new season approaches.
In July, my friend and colleague, Michael De Leon, wrote a great article about the Spurs' projected starting lineup. He mentioned the Spurs starting five for next season could be Tim Duncan, Tiago Splitter, Richard Jefferson, Tony Parker and George Hill. Assuming he was right, another interesting topic comes to mind -- the Spurs' bench.
Let's break it down.
Antonio McDyess and DeJuan Blair
Last season McDyess was the team's starting center and Blair was the backup power forward, though he did start 21 regular season games at center last year.
This upcoming season, with the addition of Splitter, the Spurs' frontline got deeper. If Splitter becomes the team's starting center, McDyess and Blair will split time as the team's backup center with Blair probably playing some time at power forward as well.
If last year's first round playoffs performance against the Dallas Mavericks was any indication, then McDyess still has a lot of game left in him. With fewer minutes, he could be more effective for the Spurs in the playoffs. Rest is good for his veteran legs but he certainly knows how to play. He will provide an instant boost from the Spurs' bench especially on the defensive end of the floor.
As for Blair, his per minute numbers, especially rebounding, last year were amazing. Giving him more minutes at the four and five spots will help him develop his game more, gain more experience and improve. He will continue to provide the hustle and grit that the team needed.
Matt Bonner
Last season Bonner was a backup at the power forward and center position but when he got hurt, the Spurs' big man rotation became thinner. This upcoming season with McDyess sliding as the team's backup center, expect Bonner and Blair to share more minutes at the power forward position.
Did you know last year Bonner started at center eight times? This upcoming season that isn't going to happen. Less pressure on Bonner could mean more production and hopefully consistent shooting from him.James Anderson and Alonzo Gee
Last season Keith Bogans was the primary backup at the small forward spot, sharing some time with Michael Finley (before he went to the Boston Celtics) and Malik Hairston.
This upcoming season, assuming Gee makes the team, he could be Jefferson's primary backup because he is a natural player at the three spot. Rookie Anderson could play some small forward because he has good size and is a good shooter. Something the Spurs need from a wingman. Though recently the Spurs have been working out Jawad Williams and Darius Miles for the small forward position.
With Gee and Anderson, the Spurs' rotation at the small forward spot became younger and more athletic. Anderson was a proven scorer in college while Gee averaged 7.4 points on 77.8% three-point shooting in 11 games for the Washington Wizards last season. If that trend continues, the Spurs' small forward rotation could be deeper than most people think.
Manu Ginobili and Gary Neal
If there is any player who is great at coming from the bench it's Ginobili. He shared some time as the team's backup shooting guard with Roger Mason Jr. last year. This upcoming season Neal will provide more depth at the two spot which already includes Ginobili and George Hill.Assessment:
Highly doubtful, but if Hill becomes a full time starter, Ginobili will continue to provide the needed offensive spark from the bench. Late in the season last year, Ginobili proved he is still one of the game's best finishers. Neal will get some time as a backup off-guard mainly because of his shooting accuracy. Also do not be surprised to see Anderson split time between shooting guard and small forward which will just bolster the team's offensive attack.Garrett Temple
Temple was a late season addition when Hill went down with an injury and made an immediate impact.
With Temple, the team is deep at the backup point guard. He will get some help from Ginobili who is very capable at handling the basketball and also Neal who had some experience at manning the point during his time in Italy could be brought on to handle the ball should the need arises.
Temple has proven he can run the point. Temple averaged 5 points and 1.1 rebounds in 27 games for the Spurs last year. His size (6'6") will give opposing point guards problems when orchestrating their plays.
The Spurs added athleticism and younger legs to their rotation. With Mason, Bogans, Ian Mahimni and Hairston gone, the Spurs did a tremendous job replacing those guys with Neal, Anderson and Splitter. On paper, the bench looks better than a year ago.
What are your thoughts? Did the Spurs' bench get better? Leave us a comment.
Anderson: "I think I'll be on the court soon."
San Antonio Spurs' rookie James Anderson continues to nurse a hamstring injury which has him continuing rehab before the joins his new teammates:
"I think I'm getting back to 100 percent," Anderson said Tuesday. "I'm about 95 percent right now. Just working my way back up."
"I think I'll be on the court soon," Anderson said. (source Express News)
The injury has forced Anderson to sit out the Las Vegas Summer League but it seems the Spurs and Anderson rather be safe and not risk further injury.


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- Katie Ganshert said...
Oh my goodness - that might be one of my favorite vlogs ever and I don't even care about historical clothing. You had me laughing in the beginning and in the end. And interested in a mob cap (spelling?) even though I'm not into historical stuff like that. Rosslyn - this made me miss you!! I hope I can go to the ACFW conference this year so we can hang out!
- January 13, 2012 at 3:52 AM
- Heather Sunseri said...
Oh, my, dear, that was fantastic!!! I miss you, Rosslyn!!
- January 13, 2012 at 4:41 AM
- Casey said...
Oh what a fun video! I didn't know the history of the mob cap either, so I learned a bit too. ;-) So wonderful to hear your voice for the first time! I look forward to the day I can meet you in person. Until then, that was pretty fun!! :D
- January 13, 2012 at 7:19 AM
- Caroline Starr Rose said...
:) You are fun.
- January 13, 2012 at 8:54 AM
- Loree Huebner said...
I just loved this vlog!!! You are so awesome and delightful, Rosslyn!
I definitely need one of those mob caps today! - January 13, 2012 at 9:10 AM
- Barb Riley said...
LOL You are adorable! I love the internet; it's awesome to finally hear your voice. Great & funny vlog!
The Non-Judger who still has a portion of her Christmas Decorations on her dining room table - January 13, 2012 at 12:15 PM
I think the hoodie with the mob cap really makes it ... --Angie H
- January 13, 2012 at 5:54 PM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Thanks everybody! I'm glad I made you smile. Angie, I thought the hoodie was a nice touch too. :-)
- January 14, 2012 at 7:19 AM
- Beth K. Vogt said...
Hi, Rosslyn,
I'm working on book 2 and just now got to your vlog! So glad I did. It's fun and informative -- and you carried off the mob cap beautifully.
I know plenty of people with their Christmas trees still up -- so no judging happening here. - January 14, 2012 at 9:20 PM
- Rosslyn said...
Good to see you Beth! When I told someone I still had my tree up the other day, she said her grandmother left one up for six years. :-)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The W.Va. State Police has been cataloguing sex offenders since 1993, but it's possible the number of registered offenders does not match the actual number of criminals in the state, according to officials.
The sex offender registry, which is staffed by a team of nine full-time professionals, has an active list of 3,312 registered sex offenders. However, the real number is closer to 4,000.
There are about 700 registered sex offenders who are incarcerated across the state.
While incarcerated, an offender's name is taken off the list because he is "not a threat to the public," said Terri Swecker, coordinator for the sex offender and child abuse registry. Once he is released, however, his name is added back to the searchable database.
All offenses committed after the database was started are entered into the registry. However, every offender who committed an act before 1993 has to be found and retroactively added.
Swecker, who has 27 years of civilian work with the State Police, said although they are entering almost 400 new offenders into the database each year, it's impossible to think every sex offender in the state is accounted for.
"We're always finding new people," she said.
In addition to a number of people who are not yet listed on the registry because of the date of their crime, and offenders in the jail system, Swecker and Sgt. S.M. Pettry, deputy director of criminal records, said the number of offenders actually tops 4,000.
Of that total, there are approximately 400 registered sex offenders in Kanawha County alone, the most in the state.
And yet that number can fluctuate.
Offenders are required to register not only the county they live in, but if they own property or are employed in a different county.
"About 400 live in Kanawha County, but there can be an influx of offenders who work here during the day," Pettry said. "There are a lot of people to keep track of."
Although sex offenders are required to notify the State Police of their employment, they are not required by law to tell an employer they are a registered sex offender.
While many places, including schools and little leagues that hire people to work closely with children, do verify and run background checks on potential employees, many companies do not.
Swecker said if companies did more background checks, they would be surprised what they find.
"If they did, I am sure a lot of people would [lose their jobs]," she said.


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An ancient virus has come back to life after lying dormant for at least 30,000 years, scientists...
We join spokes together in a wheel, but it is the emptiness of the center hole that makes the wagon move.
We shape clay into a pot, but it is the emptiness inside that holds whatever we want.
"Interesting stats!
"For most of its rather short life, Twitter Inc. rarely mentioned that its user base is more racially diverse than U.S. Internet users as a whole."
I like the services that Black people like best. Hmmm. Where's Tumblr?
Jobs requesting "Instagram skills" were up 644% from last year. (via WSJ)
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Instagram adds the ability to embed an Instagram photo on a website, like here on Tumblr. Open the image on the web client, and the share button leads to the embed code.
I had to do some pixel math because the default width of the embed was too large — 612px — for my theme. so this

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because my main column is 500px not 612px, and the height had to be scaled appropriately: 500/612*710 = 580.065 ~= 580.
Gary Tan surveyed a bunch of teenagers about social network use, and manages to spend the whole article talking about Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, even when Tumblr caputures the largest use across the board:
I surveyed 1,038 people in two groups — those aged 13-18 (546 responses) and 19-25 (492 responses) and asked which services they used regularly (defined by several hours per week or more, multiple answers OK).
I find the growing adoption of Tumblr over Facebook and Twitter a really fascinating development. Since Tan didn't ask much about what the kids are actually doing on these services we don't know if Tumblr use is for 'photos only' and principally for hipster middle schoolers passing along other's posts as Josh Miller's teenage sister said recently.
Another proof in the works that Facebook is the new AOL. You'll start hearing the stories about why Facebook should start buying media companies or a TV network, next.
I made a IFTTT rule today to make a text backup of my posts here into a Dropbox folder. Tumblr doesn't support any mechanism for this.
At some point in the future IFTTT or someone else might support importing such text files, if I ever needed to move off (gasp) Tumblr. Although if Tumblr got involved in an Instagram-like mess, I bet specialized tools would pop up to migrate.
I'm already backing up Instagram posts (moot, now that I've switched to Flickr), and Buffer traffic.
[Update: 3:29pm - Recipe never triggers. I have a support email in to IFTTT.]
We get bullshit turf battles like Tumblr not being able to find your Twitter friends or Facebook not letting Instagram photos show up on Twitter because of giant companies pursuing their agendas instead of collaborating in a way that would serve users. And we get a generation of entrepreneurs encouraged to make more narrow-minded, web-hostile products like these because it continues to make a small number of wealthy people even more wealthy, instead of letting lots of people build innovative new opportunities for themselves on top of the web itself.
Anil Dash, "The Web We Lost" (via AllThingsD)
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Twitter is definitely changing the rules of engagement in the social media sphere. Last month, it blocked Instagram access to finding Twitter contacts, and yesterday it did the same for Tumblr, leading Tumblr to removing its find Twitter friends feature, too.
Tumblr responded to an inquiry about this state of affairs by Matthew Panzarino:
To our dismay, Twitter has restricted our users' ability to "Find Twitter Friends" on Tumblr. Given our history of embracing their platform, this is especially upsetting. Our syndication feature is responsible for hundreds of millions of tweets, and we eagerly enabled Twitter Cards across 70 million blogs and 30 billion posts as one of Twitter's first partners. While we're delighted by the response to our integrations with Facebook and Gmail, we are truly disappointed by Twitter's decision.
Next is likely to be Flipboard, who is stepping on Twitter's toes in the social journal market space. I personally use Flipboard on my iPhone as an alternative Twitter client: it's the only thing I use it for. I presume that means that Twitter will come up with something like Flipboard's UX, and shut down Flipboard's access to write to the Twitter stream.
I'm looking forward to more innovation from Twitter on the user experience side, not just this defensive API denial. Twitter needs a strong release with compelling new features to show where they are headed in their reconfiguration as media hub.
I don't know if Twitter can become the 'still center of the turning world' but they have the best chance of all the players out there.
Is Instagram 3.0's new maps feature a privacy wake-up call?
Yes, time to wake up.
The Privacy/Publicy dilemma is just that: a dilemma. There is no solution, per se.
If you want to live out loud, sharing photos of your comings and goings with anything other than a hand-picked coterie of friends — managed in some way so that they cannot play them forward to others — then you have to accept the possibility that someone might use that to stalk you.
This is a parallel to living in the real world by the way. When you go out on the town there is nothing to stop someone from following you around, noting where you go, what you drink, who you talk to, and taking pictures the whole time. That's how private eyes make a living.
Yes, it seems callous and perhaps male-centric to make this argument, because it is common that women are the objects of stalking, and men are so commonly the stalkers. But, this can't be 'solved' by better terms of use, or privacy controls in the software. We each have to decide how far we want to be flipped by the dilemma, and what opportunities it presents us.
And that's what this new release shows: Instagram is embracing the Privacy/Publicy dilemma, not avoiding it.
We understand that there's great value associated with Twitter's follow graph data, and we can confirm that it is no longer available within Instagram.
Twitter's official word on shutting off Instagram (Facebook) access to the 'find Twitter friends' functionality.
Is this something Twitter will shut down for everybody, or just Facebook?
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Someone who hasn't fallen for George Orwell's trope 'whoever is winning now will always seem to be invincible.'
Here's Why Google and Facebook Might Completely Disappear in the Next 5 Years - Eric Jackson via Forbes
In the tech Internet world, we've really had 3 generations:
We will never have Web 3.0, because the Web's dead.
- Web 1.0 (companies founded from 1994 – 2001, including Netscape, Yahoo! (YHOO), AOL (AOL), Google (GOOG), Amazon (AMZN) and eBay (EBAY)),
- Web 2.0 or Social (companies founded from 2002 – 2009, including Facebook (FB), LinkedIn (LNKD), and Groupon (GRPN)),
- and now Mobile (from 2010 – present, including Instagram).
With each succeeding generation in tech the Internet, it seems the prior generation can't quite wrap its head around the subtle changes that the next generation brings. Web 1.0 companies did a great job of aggregating data and presenting it in an easy to digest portal fashion. Google did a good job organizing the chaos of the Web better than AltaVista, Excite, Lycos and all the other search engines that preceded it. Amazon did a great job of centralizing the chaos of e-commerce shopping and putting all you needed in one place.
When Web 2.0 companies began to emerge, they seemed to gravitate to the importance of social connections. MySpace built a network of people with a passion for music initially. Facebook got college students. LinkedIn got the white collar professionals. Digg, Reddit, and StumbleUpon showed how users could generate content themselves and make the overall community more valuable.
Yet, Web 1.0 companies never really seemed to be able to grasp the importance of building a social community and tapping into the backgrounds of those users. Even when it seems painfully obvious to everyone, there just doesn't seem to be the capacity of these older companies to shift to a new paradigm. Why has Amazon done so little in social? And Google? Even as they pour billions at the problem, their primary business model which made them successful in the first place seems to override their expansion into some new way of thinking.
Social companies born since 2010 have a very different view of the world. These companies – and Instagram is the most topical example at the moment – view the mobile smartphone as the primary (and oftentimes exclusive) platform for their application. They don't even think of launching via a web site. They assume, over time, people will use their mobile applications almost entirely instead of websites.
We will never have Web 3.0, because the Web's dead.
Web 1.0 and 2.0 companies still seem unsure how to adapt to this new paradigm. Facebook is the triumphant winner of social companies. It will go public in a few weeks and probably hit $140 billion in market capitalization. Yet, it loses money in mobile and has rather simple iPhone and iPad versions of its desktop experience. It is just trying to figure out how to make money on the web – as it only had $3.7 billion in revenues in 2011 and its revenues actually decelerated in Q1 of this year relative to Q4 of last year. It has no idea how it will make money in mobile.
The failed history of Web 1.0 companies adapting to the world of social suggests that Facebook will be as woeful at adapting to social mobile as Google has been with its "ghost town" Google+ initiative last year.
The organizational ecologists talked about the "liability of obsolescence" which is a growing mismatch between an organization's inherent product strategy and its operating environment over time. This probably is a good explanation for what we're seeing in the tech world today.
Are companies like Google, Amazon, and Yahoo! obsolete? They're still growing. They still have enormous audiences. They also have very talented managers.
But with each new paradigm shift (first to social, now to mobile, and next to whatever else), the older generations get increasingly out of touch and likely closer to their significant decline. What's more, the tech world in which we live in seems to be speeding up.
People forget how indomitable AOL seemed, and the promise of Netscape and MySpace, before they fell into the dustbin. As I have said before, Facebook is the new AOL, although Johnson is making a different case for that. I have been presaging the rise of social operating systems — which would invalidate Facebook's near-monopoly on people's social inclinations — while he points to the rise of mobile, and says
Considering how long Facebook dragged its feet to get into mobile in the first place, the data suggests they will be exactly as slow to change as Google was to social.
And that's is not a good place to be.
I agree with Jackson: the rate of change is not slowing, so the monopolies of today are likely to be shorter-lived than those of even a decade ago. And the new world beaters are possibly companies that don't even exist yet, but whenever they crop up we will first notice them when they start stealing users, market, and attention from the formerly indomitable killer apps of the preceding era.


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Seiko Builds A Watch for Space
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The Seiko watch company has a compelling story behind their latest watch the Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk launched at Baselworld. The watch has been engineered to withstand the extreme environment of outer space and will be worn on the wrist of Richard Garriott, the sixth private-citizen space explorer, when he takes his trip this fall. Garriott, a video game designer and the son of a NASA astronaut, will pay $45 million for his trip and plant to viisit the International Space Station and become the first private citizen to do a space walk outside of it. He will be wearing the Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk outside of his spacesuit and so the watch has to be able to survive zero gravity and an environment where temperatures can get as low as negative 22 degrees Celsius. Battery-powered watches aren't viable for space and the spring drive was chosen over a mechanical watch for safety and accuracy. The watch was designed to be light and recesses on the sides of the case save weight. It also has a dial with a Lumibrite treatment for readability. The case is air tight and made of high-intensity titanium. The watch is a limited edition of 100, three will go with Garriott on his October adventure and the other 97 will be available in December and will retail for $25,000.


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Calories | 452 |
Total Fat | 14g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 47mg |
Sodium | 729mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 54g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | 26g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 8 ounce(s) linguine
- 4 ounce(s) fresh snow peas, ends snipped
- 1.5 cup(s) shredded cooked chicken
- 1 Kirby cucumber, halved crosswise, cut lengthwise into sticks
- 1/2 cup(s) each shredded carrot and sliced scallions
- 1/2 cup(s) bottled Asian salad dressing
- 2 tablespoon(s) each peanut butter and hot water
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) crushed red pepper
- Garnish: chopped unsalted peanuts and diced red bell pepper
- Make Noodles: Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add pasta and cook 6 minutes; add snow peas and cook 2 minutes longer until pasta and snow peas are firm-tender. Drain; rinse with cold water; drain again.
- Meanwhile whisk Dressing ingredients in a large bowl until blended.
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Mexican Traffickers, Growers in Indian Country
Mexican drug cartels are not only setting up marijuana grow operations in U.S. national parks and other public lands but also have infiltrated a number of Indian reservations, the Wall Street Journal reported Nov. 5.
In fact, Mexican drug operations seem to be expanding on Native American lands faster than anywhere else, accounting for half of all marijuana seizures in Washington last year, for example.
Reservations tend to have large transient populations and mixed-blood populations, making it easy for Mexican growers to blend in. "Around here it's not easy to tell who's a tribal member and who's Hispanic," says Police Chief Keith Hutchenson of Idaho's Coeur d'Alene Tribe.
Police also tend to be understaffed on Indian lands — the 2,000-square-mile Colville Reservation in Washington is policed by just 19 tribal police officers — and jurisdictional conflicts between Native American and federal and state law-enforcement officials also can end up aiding growers and traffickers.
Some reservations also have become bases for gunrunners smuggling weapons into Mexico as cartels battle with federal forces.
This news summary has been revised to reflect the following correction:
Correction, Nov. 12, 2009: The original summary spelled Colville Reservation incorrectly.


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Yes, Kobe Bryant is on Twitter Now…
There he is, folks. Yippee… Kobe has finally come around to the world of social media. I really hope he changes that whole 'twitter bird with a black mamba tongue' thing he's going for… I hate it. -bp


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Assessment of student learning is a crucial part of Trinity Christian College's efforts to develop and maintain excellence in its educational programming. These efforts are based on the mission of the college which states, "In all programs, including the liberal arts and sciences, professional and pre-professional preparation, we strive to offer the highest quality of instruction to prepare students for excellence in further study and careers beyond Trinity."
The process of assessment of student learning at Trinity Christian College is a collaborative process driven by faculty, staff, students, and administration and overseen by the assessment committee. The mandate of the assessment committee is to:
Academic departments, co-curricular areas, and general education all contribute to the assessment of student learning.
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Definition of hamulus in English:
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( plural hamuli /-lʌɪ, -liː/)
Anatomy & Zoology - A small hook or hook-like projection, especially one of a number linking the fore- and hindwings of a bee or wasp.More example sentences
- It arises from the ulna, on its medial or volar surface, and is inserted onto the pisiform bone, the hamulus, the proximal end of the fifth metacarpal, the capsule of carpal articulations, or abductor digiti quinti.
- An enlarged hamulus may articulate with the maxillary process of the zygomatic bone.
- The maxillary process may articulate with the lacrimal hamulus.
early 18th century: from Latin, diminutive of hamus 'hook'.


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BREAKING NEWS: Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column: Greenpeace bitten by a co-founder and the Russian bear "Eight Million Children Dead" – that tragedy was laid directly at the feet of Greenpeace as a crime against humanity on a big golden protest banner unfurled last week in front of Greenpeace Canada's offices in Toronto. The World Health Organization reports that about 250 million preschool-age children die each year of chronic vitamin A deficiency in urban slums in Asia and Africa, where they have little more than a cup of rice to eat each day. This horror could be alleviated by switching from conventional rice to so-called "golden rice," genetically modified with vitamin A, necessary for eyesight and the immune system. Anti-GM Greenpeace has delayed the introduction of golden rice with scaremongering about nonexistent toxicity and violent destruction of test crops for 12 years, during which time eight million children needlessly died for a Big Green ideology. Read More...YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS: Roslyn Tam: An important contribution to the knowledge base of a free society from an educational psychologist. Ms. Tam has informed the Center of a resource for those seeking a PhD degree online. The link is http://www.onlinephdprograms.org/education/ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Ron Arnold and the Center's Senior Advisor Paul Driessen have formed an eBook publishing company to forward the free enterprise movement - MAKE AMERICA GREAT PUBLISHING LLC. Go here to read the Model Project Description of this innovative enterprise! Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - March 21 2013 Climate hustlers destroying our civilization for a lie "What if climate change appears to be just mainly a multi-decadal natural fluctuation? They'll kill us probably." This private musing between climate scientist colleagues first surfaced along with a whole raft of embarrassing material in 2011, when the anonymous Climategate leaker "Mr. FOIA" leaked his second set of emails from Britain's disgraced Climate Research Center at the University of East Anglia. Last week, Mr. FOIA emerged for a third time, sharing with the world not only his entire batch of 220,000 encrypted emails and documents, but also, for the first time, his thoughts. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - March 14 2013 Eco-terror advocate bashes climate 'deniers' on film Last month a Pew Research Center/USA Today poll confirmed what poll-watchers knew during last year's campaign season: Climate change was the lowest-ranked priority on President Obama's second-term agenda. Last Friday, Big Green's entertainment division churned out yet another attempt to turn that around with a panicky new global-warming documentary. It opened on 51 screens with a weekend gross of $45,000 (that's $882.25 per screen, according to the Internet Movie Database). It was produced at an estimated cost of $1.5 million and comes with a screaming title: "Greedy Lying Bastards." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - March 7 2013 A journalism nonprofit's nonagenda agenda Among the standout names of outfits recently whacking the Donors Trust is the nonprofit investigative journalism organization known as the Center for Public Integrity. To many, the group's name seems presumptuous and agenda-laden, despite its insistence that it is "nonpartisan and does no advocacy work." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - February 28 2013 The Left's simmering campaign against Donors Trust boils over Two weeks ago, Greenpeace published a hit piece headlined "Donors Trust: Laundering Climate Denial Funding. The shadow operation that has laundered $146 million in climate-denial funding." A few days later, the New York-based media producer Democracy Now! broadcast a story called "The ATM for Climate Denial: Secretive Donors Trust Funds Vast Network of Global Warming Skeptics." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - February 21 2013 Feds cause Alaskan road crisis Republican Rep. Don Young, Alaska's at-large representative in the U.S. House, is hopping mad. Three weeks ago, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service caved in to affluent urban Big Green pressure groups and refused to allow a congressionally approved life-saving road in the remote Aleutian Islands to connect isolated King Cove to Cold Bay, which has the only reliable medical evacuation airport in the region. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - February 14 2013 Big Green versus human rights in the Indian Ocean Diego Garcia is the largest island of a tropical atoll in the Chagos Archipelago of the Indian Ocean, named after a 1500s Spanish explorer. It is actually a loop of about 50 islands atop one peak in a vast submarine mountain range. But if it looks less like a tropical paradise than a massive U.S. naval support facility, a ship and submarine support base, a military air base, and a military sealift command center, that's because it is. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - February 8 2013 Federal court slaps down Big Green land grab An old trivia game among bureaucracy-watchers is to guess what preposterous reason some official has invented to stop economic development. The game reached a new high of gobbledygook this week, when Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., wrote a letter to the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, urging it to deny a tribal request to build a casino-hotel complex on its 230-acre site in Seneca and Cayuga counties because it "would harm Upstate New York's local tax base, its businesses, and its future economic development." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - January 31 2013 NIMBY New Yorkers don't want any Indian casino near them An old trivia game among bureaucracy-watchers is to guess what preposterous reason some official has invented to stop economic development. The game reached a new high of gobbledygook this week, when Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., wrote a letter to the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, urging it to deny a tribal request to build a casino-hotel complex on its 230-acre site in Seneca and Cayuga counties because it "would harm Upstate New York's local tax base, its businesses, and its future economic development." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - January 24 2013 Turning America's water into Big Green's elite empire What exactly, we should ask, is a National Blueway? In short, it's the focus of the biggest federal land grab in American history. YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS: Roslyn Tam: An important contribution to the knowledge base of a free society from an educational psychologist. Ms. Tam writes on the decline of creative intelligence in the American public school system and some potential solutions to re-inject creativity into it. She writes of the need for educational leadership in order to maintain the innovation and development necessary for free enterprise to survive and thrive. Originally published on http://www.educationalleadership.com/ The Creativity Conundrum In Educational LeadershipThe Creativity Conundrum in Public Education Leadership Many of the men and women who shaped the world over the course of history, from Mozart to Albert Einstein to Steve Jobs, have done so by thinking well outside the sphere of traditional education. Famously, each of these men had some issues with authority, and it's hard to imagine any of them sitting placidly in a classroom and copying facts and figures from a chalkboard. In the end, their genius was not simply in their ability to understand complex systems, although that was certainly an important part of it. What set them apart was their creativity—that is, their ability to use previously held knowledge to produce something that no one had ever thought to make before; whether a symphony, a scientific theory or a personal computer. The passing of Steve Jobs in 2011 rekindled an age-old discussion about the relationship of creativity and innovation to traditional notions of intelligence. (Jobs often credited the creative classes he audited after dropping out of college with influencing some of his later decisions at Apple.) Not everything about this relationship is completely understood, but most people involved in education and public policy agree: creativity will be a crucial characteristic possessed by anyone hoping to succeed in the twenty-first-century economy. And yet, the education system in its current state is not set up to foster this sort of out-of-the-box thinking. One solution currently gaining momentum is the use of community-driven non-profit organizations known as local education funds (LEFs) and public education funds (PEFs), which are committed to improving access to quality education for all members of society. While not the complete answer, these reform-minded organizations might be the key to injecting creativity back into public schools. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - January 17 2013 Big Green hits the big screen to stop America's economy As a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, the Emirate didn't want more competition and lower prices because of America's vast, newly accessible shale oil and natural gas reserves. A sharp-eyed Heritage analyst saw a "Promised Land" trailer on Al Jazeera's TV channel that listed a "produced in association with" credit for Image Media Abu Dhabi. Who's that? The question went to Lachlan Markay, investigative reporter for Heritage's Center for Media and Public Policy. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - January 10 2013 Nature Conservancy embroiled in another land grab scandal One of Big Green's biggest outfits, the Nature Conservancy (2011 revenue $997 million; assets $6 billion), is once again under fire. The new accusation is that it used improper influence over an elderly landowner to get her to donate her family property. This time it's the 16,500-acre Roberts Ranch in Larimer County, Colo., owned by a 92-year-old woman. TNC allegedly influenced her to donate the land and cattle operation to the county, where it would be run as open space at taxpayer expense -- or, if the county declines the donation, the ranch would go to "a conservation group," according to county officials. The real kicker is TNC's questionable part in cutting off inheritance rights of three living descendants of 1874 homesteader Robert O. Roberts, Derek Roberts and his two sons, Burke and Benjamin. That's brewing up a storm of protest from hundreds of locals who know the heirs. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - January 3 2013 Obama illegally withheld regulatory plans, businesses died The OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) is required by law to publish two Unified Agenda reports each year -- spring and fall -- on the regulations that federal agencies are considering -- including bureaucratic monster trucks such as the Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and National Labor Relations Board. Thousands of American businesses rely on the regulatory road map to make major decisions affecting jobs, investments and the possible need for relocation. For them, it is no trivial delay to spend nine months in the dark regarding the big agencies' plans for their future. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - December 27 2012 Where is Big Green going in 2013? Environmentalism is an affluent, urban, white movement. As a result, the few rural residents and minorities in the fold become political poster children. Eco-activist Barbara Dudley, a former philanthropy executive, told a 1992 meeting of the Environmental Grantmakers Association that the environmental movement was "an upper-class conservation, white movement. We have to face that fact. It's true." She was being so straightforward with her foundation colleagues because the emerging "wise use" movement -- a loose alliance of property rights advocates and resource industry workers -- was bleeding under foundation-funded green group assaults and complaining loudly. Some response was necessary, but the EGA gathering of executives from wealthy foundations didn't know what. Dudley admitted, "They're not wrong that we are rich and, you know, they are up against us. We are the enemy as long as we behave in that fashion." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - December 20 2012 Dismantling America, one business at a time Big Green may have a bigger, richer and greedier shark than the National Park Service, but the latter can be considered the worst glutton when it comes to taking others' property. Since its authorization in 1916, the NPS has destroyed so many private homes and businesses to make way for new parks that, if shown by pins on a map, the pattern of personal heartbreak it has left in its wake would look more like a carpet-bombing run than the growth of a beloved national institution. At the same time, the American love of visiting great scenic wonders is such a powerful shield against criticism that NPS bureaucrats have come to believe they are not only above the law, but that they are the law -- and they've been getting away with it for decades. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - December 13 2012 Meet Your New Regulator: A Big Green Law School Big Green activists and former federal bureaucrats who just can't stop trying to regulate your life have become advisers at an ultraliberal law school that sues the government for not doing what its professors want. They are creating not the rule of law, but the rule of lawyers. The litigious lodge is New York University Law School and its mean junkyard dog, the Institute for Policy Integrity, an adviser-ridden think tank with a cheeky name. Most recently, this bastion of the dark arts announced it was preparing to sue the Environmental Protection Agency to make the EPA ration how much fuel goes into the U.S. economy from refiners and fuel importers. The lawsuit will demand that the EPA "set up a cap-and-trade system for the transportation sector to rein in greenhouse gas emissions from fuels" -- imposed on all the trains, planes and automobiles. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - December 6 2012 Obama is negotiating the plunder of America's wealth Officials from about 190 nations are staying at five-star hotels this week in Doha, capital city of the tiny Arab state of Qatar, which pokes like a thumb from its border with Saudi Arabia into the Persian Gulf. The bigwigs are attending the 18th United Nations Conference on Climate Change in the ultra-extravagant Qatar National Conference Centre. Good choice: Qatar has the highest carbon emissions per capita on Earth. Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, said the agenda in Doha -- in addition to the usual items, like stopping hydrocarbon use, transfering wealth, regulating economic growth and controlling people's lives -- is to bring about "a complete economic transformation of the world." Translation: "Wealthy nations, you will give $100 billion a year to the United Nations' Green Climate Fund so we can dole it out to our kleptocrat friends in poor nations who will claim to use it for global warming purposes from their yachts." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - November 29 2012 Is Big Green's carbon tax a snake in the 'fiscal cliff's' grass?
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio (@SpeakerBoehner) tweeted back: "FYI @WhiteHouse: House GOP voted to stop #my2k tax rate hikes & defend #smallbiz jobs. What spending will Dems cut to stop #fiscalcliff?" Beyond this hashtagged and refined Twitter trash talk, as the 112th Congress mud-wrestles over the Budget Control Act of 2011 and the fiscal cliff, influential blogs are posting headlines such as "Return of the carbon tax?" and "Carbon tax could be part of eventual tax reform package." Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - November 22 2012 The futility of climate change mitigation
What do you do? Do you gloat because you got even with all those evil corporate polluters who were destroyed when the carbon days ended? Or do you scream and shout, realizing that we have sacrificed our nation for nothing? Or do you take comfort in the mitigation we achieved through self-immolation? Are you proud that, by 2050, our act of total national self-destruction prevented the global temperature from going up by an additional 0.083 degrees Celsius, and sea levels from rising by 0.6 centimeters? It only cost the world its biggest economy and a people their entire livelihood. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - November 15 2012 November 20, 2012: Colleague Teresa Platt of the National Center for Public Policy Research goes head to head with 3 anti-coal "experts" on HuffPost - here are some real facts http://tinyurl.com/cojhewn CDFE Senior Fellow Paul Driessen Washington Times Op-Ed - November 8 2012 the coming environmental battlegrounds - green agenda threatens economic future When American voters re-elected President Obama, they also returned his Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Interior and Energy departments and wide-ranging agenda for "fundamentally transforming" our nation. This will mean cementing Obamacare, Dodd-Frank, higher taxes and rampant spending. It also will bring more disputes over energy and environmental regulations, the vanguard of Mr. Obama's determined campaign to eliminate hydrocarbons that power our economy and to embrace more "green" energy. The conflict will be fought primarily on six battlegrounds: Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - November 8 2012 separation of 'science' and state With President Obama now in office through 2016, a relentless threat lurks in his second administration, sly and irresistible. It is the corps of government scientists who failed to amass all the power over development that they expected during his first term. What do scientists know and how do they know it? And why does a scientist's vote on public policy issues count more than yours or mine?Read More... Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - November 1 2012 big green's corporate takeover strategy
But Big Green's private regulatory power is beginning to steal the business spotlight. High-profile "seal of approval" schemes and "green certification councils" of unelected eco-activists are enforcing their ideological "sustainability" directives under threat of brand sabotage and product trashing. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - October 25 2012 Read More... Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - October 18 2012 What is ethical energy and why aren't the candidates talking about it? When it came to gas prices and energy production, the second presidential debate last Tuesday played like the footnotes to the first one: same points, just more detail. President Obama claimed that oil production is up because of his policies, and Mitt Romney claimed that "the president's right in terms of the additional oil production, but none of it came on federal land." Read More... Ron Arnold Washington Examiner Column - October 12 2012 Who's funding Montana's Libertarian spoiler? Somebody is trying to upset Montana's Senate race. The problem is, nobody can figure out exactly who it is. Montana is seen as a key to Republicans winning back control of the Senate -- barring upsets. Four-term Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg is challenging Jon Tester, incumbent Democratic junior senator, who barely won in 2006. Rehberg already represents the entire state as its at-large member of Congress, so name recognition is no problem. October 8 2012 - Teresa Platt on a basic freedom CDFE Executive Vice President Ron Arnold Ron Arnold Washington Examiner column - october 4 2012 What did Wednesday's first presidential debate tell us about the energy policy of President Obama versus former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney? Anti-Fracking Movie Financed by Oil-Rich Arab Nation
The creators of Promised Land have gone to absurd lengths to vilify oil and gas companies, as Scribe's Michael Sandoval noted Wednesday. Since recent events have demonstrated the relative environmental soundness of hydraulic fracturing – a technique for extracting oil and gas from shale formations – Promised Land's script has been altered to make doom-saying environmentalists the tools of oil companies attempting to discredit legitimate "fracking" concerns. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner column - September 27 2012 Two months ago, President Obama strode into the White House East Room to tout his "Extending Middle Class Tax Cuts" agenda and, of course, thump his Republican presidential opponent, Mitt Romney. He said, "The GOP's so-called small-business tax proposal could actually discourage firms from creating jobs or making new investments this year, while giving away tens of billions of dollars to millionaires and billionaires." Two weeks ago, the Congressional Research Service released a 23-page report titled "Taxes and the Economy: An Economic Analysis of the Top Tax Rates Since 1945." It contains text for nine charts on savings, investment, labor productivity, growth and top tax rates, two tables -- economic growth and income inequalities -- and multivariate regression equations to prove it all. It says tax cuts for upper income brackets don't lead to economic growth. Ron Arnold Washington Examiner column - September 20 2012 For a brave ranching family, the government was armed and dangerous |
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Cracking more cases: the forensic science of solving crimesTruly a legend in his own time, Dr. Henry C. Lee is considered by many to be the greatest forensic criminalist in the world. He has gained widespread public recognition through his involvement in many high profile cases. Now, as a follow-up to his highly acclaimed "Cracking Cases, Dr. Lee describes in intimate detail his work in personally investigating five notorious murder cases. Taking the reader through the entire investigative process, Dr. Lee shares his thoughts on two well-known cases: The Skakel-Moxley Murder. This case, which had remained unsolved for three decades, seized the headlines since it involved the nephews of Ethyl Kennedy and the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. In the fall of 1975, the partially clad body of fifteen-year-old Martha Moxley was found by a neighbor near the home of Rushton Skakel, the older brother of Ethyl Kennedy. The night before, Martha had visited Skakel's teenage sons at their house while the father was away on a hunting trip. At 10 p.m., Martha reportedly left the Skakel residence to return to her own house, a few doors away. She never made it home. For twenty-four years no one was prosecuted. Finally, in 1999, Dr. Lee and two other professionals were appointed to a special task force charged with reviewing all of the evidence and reinvestigating the case. In May of 2002, the case finally came to trial and Dr. Lee testifed before the jury. Dr. Lee's testimony focused on a reconstruction of the crime scene and "indirect forensic evidence." The ultimate verdict surprised many experienced courtroom observers. The JonBenet Ramsey Case. The murder of six-year-old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey has created a frenzy of media speculation, partly becauselocal Colorado authorities bungled the initial handling of the evidence. Two months after discovery of the little girl's body, Dr. Lee was asked to help with the inquiry. He provides a particularly extensive discussion of the complexities of this provocative case. Dr. Lee also describes his investigations of three other murder cases, each having dramatic twists and turns. He presents in scientific detail how he investigated the murders, analyzed the evidence, and used techniques that have played a critical role in bringing many criminals to justice. This page-turner by a world-renowned expert offers an intriguing insider's look into the pursuit of justice in some of the most notorious and troubling criminal cases of recent times. |
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Review: Cracking More Cases: The Forensic Science of Solving Crimes : the Michael Skakel-Martha Moxley Case, the Jonbenet Ramsey Case and Many More!
User Review - GoodreadsAll the cases are interesting and Dr. Lee gives very detailed, intelligent descriptions of the specifics. The JonBenet case is by far the most interesting but alas, no definite answer as to the murderer.
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Amateur video shot over the weekend captured the dramatic overrun of a Cessna CJ3 trying to land on Runway 35R at Sao Paulo-Congonhas Airport in Brazil.
As shown in the footage, the Citation bounced upon reaching the end of the runway before coming to a crashing halt on the perimeter wall that encircles the airport. The captain, copilot and single passenger aboard the airplane survived the accident, although the captain sustained serious injuries.
An initial accident report cites changing winds that shifted 140 degrees in the course of an hour around the time of the attempted landing, as well as approaching towering cumulous clouds.
The flight – operated by Tropic Air Taxi Aereo – had originated from Florianopolis, Brazil, located approximately 300 miles to the south.
Sao Paulo-Congonhas Airport was the site of a high-profile overrun in July 2007, when a TAM Airlines Airbus A320 overran Runway 35L and crashed into a nearby warehouse, killing all 187 people aboard as well as 12 people on the ground. The crash was the deadliest air disaster in Brazilian territory, as well as the worst accident ever involving an Airbus A320.


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- 12-08-2012, 06:57 PM Thread Author #1
Extract SHSH from iPhone 4 5.1.1 HELP!!!
Hello, I'm having problems retrieving the SHSH from my iPhone.
I have tried redsn0w "Fetch" option over and over and it does not work on this particular iPhone, it works on another one I have. So far I have tried basically everything (run as admin/Windows XP compatibility), uninstall/reinstall iTunes and the Apple Device Support drivers, tried different PCs on 32bit and 64bit. It has been a mission which I can't solve. The best solution would be iFaith but there is no 5.1.1 support on it. Please Help me.
Thank you for your time. - 12-09-2012, 03:10 AM #2
Re: Extract SHSH from iPhone 4 5.1.1 HELP!!!
Try using TinyUmbrella. That should do the trick for you.
- 12-09-2012, 10:15 AM Thread Author #3
Re: Extract SHSH from iPhone 4 5.1.1 HELP!!!
Sorry but that's not how Tiny Umbrella works. If you don't have them saved somewhere already you're out of luck.
Re: Extract SHSH from iPhone 4 5.1.1 HELP!!!
Do you mean that you're trying to just save your SHSH, or, are you trying
a retrieval of the SHSH from Cydia using those programs? You can easily
just save your SHSH from your phone using TinyUmbrella.Formerly forever29
iPhone 5S 64gb
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Re: Extract SHSH from iPhone 4 5.1.1 HELP!!!
Again: unless I've missed some update to Tiny Umbrella, that program cannot save SHSH for firmwares that Apple is not currently signing. Since Apple isn't signing 5.1.1 (which is what the OP wants to save), TU will not be any help.
- 12-10-2012, 08:24 PM #7Formerly forever29
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