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text: The lockout might delay the progress of many rookies around the NFL, but we hear the Broncos have no doubts that OLB Von Miller is capable of being a starter from Day One. Miller, who was the second overall pick in the draft, is expected to provide an instant boost to a Denver defense that struggled to get pressure on the quarterback in 2010. The Broncos are thin at linebacker after moving both Elvis Dumervil and Robert Ayers to defensive end, and will need Miller to be effective to improve a defense that ranked 32nd in the league last season. One issue with Miller's progression could be his adjustment to a 4-3 scheme after playing in a 3-4 defense at Texas A&M, but a source close to the team told PFW that Miller was able to secure a playbook and that he understands what is expected of him in that style of defense. Miller also has been working with former Aggies and Cowboys LB Dat Nguyen, who played in a 4-3 in the NFL and is now an inside linebackers coach at Texas A&M.

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At 7pm (New York local time) on February 2nd, Girls' Generation's 1st fan signing event in America took place at a record store within 'Best Buy' at Union Square, New York. About 1300 fans flocked to the venue to participate in the event.
To catch a glimpse of the girls, fans started to form a queue since the early morning and for the sake of the fans' safety, New York's police officers came to the venue to make sure everything was in order. In addition to that, 'Best Buy' halted all sales operations for safety reason.
A staff of 'Best Buy' said, "To this day, many fan signing events took place here but this is the first time since Lady Gaga's event that we had to stop all sales activities for the safety of the fans".
During the event which took place for about 1 hour and 30 minutes, Girls' Generation greeted and shook hands with the American fans as well as spending some meaningful time by interacting with the fans directly.
Meawhile, for this promotional activities in United States, Girls' Generation have appeared on main American TV channels such as CBS, ABC and NBC as well as interviews with various American media as well as 'Meet and Greet' sessions with influential club and radio DJs, broadcasting officials, promoters, etc. Girls' Generation concluded all their American promotion schedules with the fan signing event which took place in 'Best Buy' outlet at Union Square, New York.
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UPDATE: I-80 East bound has both lanes open. I-80 West bound has the left lane open and the right lane closed for continued clean-up.
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According to witnesses at the scene, the semi-truck was traveling westbound in the left lane, crossed to the right lane, continued through the right shoulder and rolled in the north ditch.
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In the midst of a creative lull last week I called a poet friend to discuss those dreaded fallow periods that, at one time or another, most artists must face. It was both frightening and motivating to hear him say he believed the whole world conspires against putting words on the page, against the making of something. Whereas I thought I only had to contend with lethargy and neurosis in order to write poems, suddenly I was confronted with the fact that NHL hockey, my mother, and French bread pizza might all be in active opposition to the craft. But a serious consideration of my friend's idea reveals this conspiracy to be, at least, partially true. Unless one is fortunate enough to spend all of their time in books, pitfalls of intellectual stagnation abound. In an age in which ease and simplicity are touted everywhere as preeminent virtues, art asks us to choose the complicated and difficult. Writing a poem that explores the immanence of human violence—as Daniel DeVaughn has in this issue—is far from simple. Crafting a story that earnestly investigates a familial history of suicide, as Ree Davis' Unforgiving does, is not easy. Ultimately, my friend's comment served as a reminder to keep choosing the difficult; to keep chipping at the rock wherein the beautiful and necessary lie. Facing the Blue-toothed Goliath of inanity, let us continue to be Davids wielding slings hand-woven, our stones inscribed with poems for luck.
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Table of Contents
- Carl PhillipsCarl Phillips is the author of twelve collections of poetry, the most recent of which is Silverchest. His honors, among many others, include the Kingsley Tufts Award, the Theodore Roethke Foundation Memorial Prize and the Thom Gunn Award for Gay Male Poetry. He has four times been named a finalist for The National Book Award.Reconnaissance
- Thunder
- Martha SerpasMartha Serpas has published two collections of poetry, Côte Blanche (New Issues) and The Dirty Side of the Storm (W.W. Norton). Her third, The Diener, will be published by LSU Press in early 2015. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, Image, and Southwest Review. A native of southern Louisiana, she co-produced Veins in the Gulf, a documentary about Louisiana's disappearing wetlands. She is on the faculty of the Creative Writing Program at the University of Houston and also serves as a hospital trauma chaplain.Ode to the Grandiose
- Matthew OlzmannMatthew Olzmann's first collection of poems, Mezzanines (2013) was awarded a Kundiman Poetry Prize. His poems have appeared in Kenyon Review, New England Review, Gulf Coast and Rattle, among many other journals. A recipient of fellowships from Kundiman, the Kresge Arts Foundation and Bread Loaf, Olzmann currently teaches at Warren Wilson College and is co-editor of The Collagist.Meditation of a Foot Soldier Nearing Medusa's Sculpture Garden
- Build, Now, a Monument
- Elyse FentonElyse Fenton is the author of the poetry collection, Clamor, which was awarded the 2010 Dylan Thomas Prize. Her second manuscript, Sweet Insurgent, won the Alice Fay di'Castagnola Prize from the Poetry Society of America. Her poetry and prose have been published in American Poetry Review, Best New Poets, Pleiades, Prairie Schooner, Zzyzyva, The New York Times, and elsewhere.The Dinosaurs of My Youth
- Sweethearts,
- New Grammar
- Michael TyrellMichael Tyrell is the author of the poetry collection The Wanted and has published poems in many magazines, including recent issues of Fogged Clarity, The New Republic, and The Iowa Review. With Julia Spicher Kasdorf, he edited the anthology Broken Land: Poems of Brooklyn.Letters Written Near the End of the Cold War
- Matthew NienowMatthew Nienow is a poet and ship builder living in Port Townsend, Washington. His poems have appeared in Poetry, New England Review, Southwest Review, Narrative and Crazyhorse, among many other journals. His work has twice been anthologized in Best New Poets (2007, 2012) and has earned him awards and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Elizabeth George Foundation and Artist Trust. He was named a 2013 Ruth Lilly Fellow by the Poetry Foundation.You Want Me to Say It Pretty
- [In the heart of the canyon was the cause of the canyon]
- Jay NebelJay Nebel's poems have appeared in American Poetry Review, Narrative, Ploughshares, Tin House and other journals. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife and two children, and drives a juice truck for a living.Lawns
- Shopping at Marshall Fields
- Masturbation
- Tarn Painter-MacArthurTarn Painter-MacArthur's work has appeared in The Columbia Review, Blue Earth Review, Willows Wept Review, and the anthology "Leonard Cohen You're Our Man." He's the recipient of the Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Memorial Award, and the Penny Wilkes Writing and the Environment Award. Currently he lives in Eugene, Oregon, where he's the Walter and Nancy Kidd Fellow at the University of Oregon.Resurrectionist
- Daniel DeVaughnDaniel DeVaughn is the executive editor of the arts journal Cumulus, as well as the co-curator of the The Daily Dive, an online forum for the exchange of literature, music and visual art. He holds an MFA from the University of Oregon, and has received fellowships from Sewanee, the Norman Mailer Writer's Workshop, and the Vermont College of the Fine Arts.Rumors of War
- Ree DavisRee Davis is an author living in Virginia. Her work has appeared in Narrative, Menacing Hedge, and Daedalus: The Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, among other journals. Her story "Watermark" won Narrative's Fall 2007 Fiction Contest. She holds a Master of Architecture from UNC Charlotte and an MFA from Queens University.Unforgiving
- Robert EarleRobert Earle is the author of the novels, The Way Home and The Man Clothed in Linen, in addition to a book of non-fiction entitled Nights in the Pink Motel: An American Strategist's Pursuit of Peace in Iraq. He has degrees in literature and writing from Princeton and Johns Hopkins and lives in Arlington, Virginia, following a twenty-five year career in the U.S. Foreign Service.A Few Cans of Beer
- Mary Jane AnsellMary Jane Ansell was a finalist for the prestigious BP Portrait Award in 2004, 2009, 2010 and 2012. Based in the UK, she shows internationally and has recently participated in group and solo exhibitions in London, New York, Singapore and Los Angeles. Mary Jane's work has also been featured on the covers of recent novels, including those of New York Times bestseller Tiffany Baker. She has exhibited several times with the Royal Society of Portrait Painters.Contemporary Romanticism
- Mark PowellMark Powell studied painting and drawing at the University of Huddersfield. Since graduating he has had shows in America, Europe, and across the United Kingdom.Pen drawings on vintage documents
- Koji TakeiKoji Takei is a mixed media artist living and working in Los Angeles, CA. He graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from California Institute of the Arts in Valencia. His art has been exhibited at the Laguna Art Museum, the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, the Hunsaker/Schlesinger Gallery, and the Robert Berman Gallery in Santa Monica. He is currently represented by the William Turner Gallery. Takei has taught at the California Institute of the Arts, Otis College of Art and Design and the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. He is a current faculty member at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena.Resonance
- Samantha FarrellSamantha Farrell is a songwriter who makes her home in Boston. She has released two full-length albums, Spiritus and Luminous, and two EPs, In Between Stories and Softly Swooning World. Farrell has shared the stage with the likes of Dave Matthews' Band, Ingrid Michaelson and Matt Nathanson, among others.Softly Swooning World
- Sara AzrielSara Azriel is a singer and multi-instrumentalist living in Providence, RI. Her music has been featured on both PBS and NBC, and she has held the stage at such nationally renown venues as Royce Hall, Narrow's Center for the Arts and The Knitting Factory. She holds a degree from Boston's Berklee College of Music.The Fogged Clarity Session
- Matthew NienowMatthew Nienow is a poet and ship builder living in Port Townsend, Washington. His poems have appeared in Poetry, New England Review, Southwest Review, Narrative and Crazyhorse, among many other journals. His work has twice been anthologized in Best New Poets (2007, 2012) and has earned him awards and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Elizabeth George Foundation and Artist Trust. He was named a 2013 Ruth Lilly Fellow by the Poetry Foundation.discusses poetry, patience, and Larry Levis
- Samantha FarrellSamantha Farrell is a songwriter who makes her home in Boston. She has released two full-length albums, Spiritus and Luminous, and two EPs, In Between Stories and Softly Swooning World. Farrell has shared the stage with the likes of Dave Matthews' Band, Ingrid Michaelson and Matt Nathanson, among others.talks about her new EP, "Softly Swooning World"
- Scott HightowerScott Hightower is the award-winning author of four books of poetry and Hontanares, a bi-lingual (Spanish-English) collection (Devenir, Madrid, 2012). In 2008, Hightower's work garnered a prestigious Barnstone Translation Prize. Besides reviewing poetry for Fogged Clarity, he is a contributing editor to The Journal and the editor of the bi-lingual anthology Women Rowing: Mujeres A Los Remos (Mantis Editores, 2102). He is adjunct faculty at NYU. Hightower, a native of central Texas, lives and works in New York and sojourns in Spain.Peter Covino's "The Right Place to Jump"
- Matthew Olzmann's "Mezzanines"
- Michael McDermitMichael McDermit is an artist living in Oregon. He is a contributing member of the My Idea of Fun artist collective that is based out of his flood-famous hometown of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. His writing and music are archived on the website, along with a plethora of great art from better artists. He is a music editor at Impression of Sound, and also contributes photography to a correspondence blog called Rubber Necking.Sam Lipsyte's "The Fun Parts"


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Dress warm, turn down the thermostat and watch your bill shrink.
Kate at Living the Frugal Life has some tips that remind us of a Montana winter years ago. Making little money early in our career, we set the thermostat at 60 degrees. That was that.
Years later, when hard times hit, we reverted to those frugal ways. To this day, the programmable thermostat never goes above 63 in winter. Do we sometimes get cold? Yes. Do we suffer? No. We know that Kate's advice works.
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We recently found Kate's blog and enjoy it because it's so real. Unlike personal-finance writers who assemble advice in the comfort of fine homes, she's living a sustainable suburban homestead life.
To put it simply, banks exist to make money off you.
This post comes from partner blog Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.
Credit unions exist to help their members. Commercial banks exist to enrich their shareholders.
You read that right. That's why credit unions often have better interest rates on both loans and deposits. Commercial banks are businesses. Their sole purpose is to figure out how to make more money from customers (you). Interest rates on accounts are often very low (or nonexistent), and they always try to sell you new products.
- Bing: Find a credit union
Credit unions, by law, have to have membership requirements. Credit unions are often tied to a geographic area or particular group, and as long as you qualify you can join. For instance, the Pentagon Federal Credit Union is one of the better-known credit unions, because of its once mighty CD rates (still competitive if you look at terms of three-plus years), and if you aren't active/retired military or work in defense, you can become eligible by joining the National Military Families Association. There are membership rules, but there are ways around them.
Living on the financial edge is tough, but it also makes you tougher.
Many of you are wondering when the huge wave of economic woes will come crashing down on your head. For some of you, it already has.
I crossed a financial minefield of my own in recent years -- sudden unemployment followed by working for near minimum wage -- and I'm prepared to do it again if I have to. Hopefully what I learned about getting by in difficult times can help you too.
- Bing: Find a new job
My story in brief: I lost a great job I had thought I'd enjoy for life when the ownership of my company changed. After six months of searching, I found a comparable job on the other side of the country. I lost that one too, sold off most of my things, and drove home with my computer, some clothes, a few dishes, keepsakes, and my three dogs.
I've managed to thrive after bottoming out financially.
Not that long ago I had about $130 to my name. I was struggling to balance a handful of part-time jobs with re-entry into college after 30 years away from higher ed.
Going back to school terrified me. But my life was already turned upside down: I'd left a long-term marriage and run through most of my savings to support myself while I dealt with health problems and also to help support my adult daughter, who is disabled. Why not throw college into the mix? As scared as I was, I knew if I didn't do it then I'd never do it.
Fast-forward to now. I managed to get through both logic and algebra, was accepted to the University of Washington on full scholarship, was awarded short-term alimony and was hired part time to write for this blog. I paid off all my divorce debt, started a Roth IRA, and have been able to help family
Doing car repairs yourself pays off -- even for beginners.
Frankly, auto maintenance has always scared me. All I've ever "fixed" are wiper blades, headlights and taillights. The extent of my under-the-hood knowledge is how to check and top off oil, antifreeze and windshield washer fluid. I've never changed my own oil because I didn't want to deal with the waste material.
That's why I recently found myself using an Entertainment Book coupon to get a lube, oil and filter service for $15.88. When I paid, the counter guy said my battery was on its way out. A replacement would retail for about $119.99, but he could get me one for $89.99.
I know less about cars than about doing my own taxes. Still, that seemed a little high. Maybe I could do better on my own -- but that would mean installing it myself.
Man has a new view on life and money.
Here's something you don't see every day: a personal-finance post by an ex-con. "Prison taught me everything I need to know about personal finance" was written by Roger, a 34-year-old former client of "MGL" and posted at MGL's site, MoneyGrubbingLawyer. (Thanks to Financial Reflections for the link.)
- Bing: What's prison life like?
It's an unusual perspective on PF topics. For instance, while we all know that debt causes stress, most of us don't have to worry that "your creditor will settle things with a shiv."
Here are a few more of Roger's observations:
Team sues 125 season ticket holders.
You've lost your job or your business has slipped? Thank your lucky stars if you don't have a Washington Redskins season ticket contract.
The Washington Post reported that the team has sued 125 season ticket holders who wanted out of their contract in the last five years, including a struggling 72-year-old grandmother, no less, who didn't hire a lawyer and now faces a default judgment of $66,364. That includes $5,300 for two premium seats for every year through 2017.
Another fan who was sued cannot work because he's a paranoid schizophrenic. (That suit was later dropped.) Many of the 24 or so defendants interviewed by the Post said they're hurting financially.
Seems heartless, no?
Over the years, small fees add up.
This post comes from J.D. Roth at partner blog Get Rich Slowly.
On the first day of college, I opened my first bank account.
The gym was filled with registration tables, not just for classes and clubs, but also for local businesses wanting to sell themselves to the students. There were even a couple of banks. Because I was getting a small payment from the school to cover living expenses, I needed to open a checking account.
The two banks had very different methods of attracting students. One displayed a sign that said "free checking." The other was handing out Frisbees. My choice was easy. I wanted the Frisbee. (Free checking? How boring.)
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Back from the drawing board: CCTA reveals I-680 HOV ramp alternative
Original post made on Mar 15, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, March 15, 2013, 10:20 AM
on Mar 15, 2013 at 5:53 pm
Some good news about our bureaucrats for a change. How nice.
Now, what can we do to get Danville council members to listen to opposition? Forcibly extract their blue-tooth's?
on Mar 16, 2013 at 10:29 am
I OPPOSE the building of SINGLE PURPOSE ramps at either location.
Either build entrances and exits that can be used by anyone (HOV or not)......or don't build.
on Mar 16, 2013 at 10:40 am
I'll go further and state that:
ALL carpool lanes are a bunch of unproven, unscientific hog-wash that has been perpetrated upon us by SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS.
Carpool Lanes should have been declared ILLEGAL years ago. They are discriminatory and don't accomplish their supposed purpose (especially at a REASONABLE cost, if at all).
Just look at all the land costs, construction costs and time costs (and interuption problems to normal traffic flows for years of continual construction) --and then the on-going maintenance and enforcement costs-- that have been heaped upon us Californian taxpayers since the 1970s.
And now the bogus concepts of traffic meters.....and exclusive toll road systems as well.
This has been the incremental DESTRUCTION of the CA Freeway system and the elimination of equal roadways for all peoples.
The people know best what they want and need to drive for commuting and other purposes. Build what we want, instead of what Liberal Planners with a universal agenda deem best for us.


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By Andrew Gans
06 Jul 2013
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Tickets are now available by visiting Telecharge.com or calling (212) 239-6200.
Written and directed by Randy Johnson, the production arrives in New York following acclaimed engagements at Portland Center Stage, Cleveland Play House, Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater, Pasadena Playhouse and Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Opening night is scheduled for Oct. 10.
Mary Bridget Davies, who received the 2013 Cleveland Critics Circle Award for Best Actress in a Musical and was nominated for a 2013 Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Resident Musical, will reprise her role as the late Joplin on Broadway.
"Like a comet that burns far too brightly to last, Janis Joplin (Mary Bridget Davies) exploded onto the music scene in 1967 for three incredible years, reigning as the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll," according to press notes. "The unmistakable voice filled with raw emotion and tinged with Southern Comfort made her a must-see headliner from Monterey to Woodstock. A Night With Janis Joplin is a musical journey celebrating the inspirations of one of Rock 'n' Roll's greatest legends."
A Night With Janis Joplin is produced by Todd Gershwin and Daniel Chilewich, in association with The Estate of Janis Joplin and Jeffrey Jampol for JAM, Inc.
For more information go to anightwithjanisjoplin.com.


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Vascular Subphenotypes of Lung Disease in HIV & COPD (VAST)
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This study is looking for high blood pressure in the lungs (Pulmonary artery hypertension PAH) in HIV and COPD patients.
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University of Pittsburgh HIV Clinic(PACT).
Emphysema COPD Research Center Research Registry(ECRC).
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- Male/Female 18-80 years of age.
- Subject has been previously enrolled in PACT/MAC/ECRC study.
- Must have recent ProBNP test >120pg/ml or abnormal echocardiogram (right ventricular systolic pressure >or=40mmHg) without evidence of left sided heart failure.
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- Previous diagnosis of congenital heart failure.
- If evidence of Left ventricular systolic or diastolic dysfunction, echo will be reviewed by the PI on a case by case basis.
- Creatine clearance <60ml/min per 1.73 m2.
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- Subjects receiving chronic anticoagulant.
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New, blue recycling carts can now be found in some neighborhoods and subdivisions in Columbus, but not all households have had the chance to receive these 95 gallon recycling carts just yet.
Pat Biegler with Public Works in Columbus said recycling is still a foreign idea to many people in America, and Columbus is no exception.
"Recycling is the thing to do, and we see many other countries participate, but we still have hard time recycling all the time," Biegler said. "Recycling takes investment, infrastructure and staff, and I don't think many cities understand the trade off."
The city's recycling rate in the past has only been four percent. Biegler said this was also due to the city's limited capability, and not being able to provide more support to help others recycle in the past.
"Now that we have the new plant, and have more opportunity," Bigler said. "We'd really like to see those numbers rise to 40 to 50 percent."
Columbus had a recycling program for years, but due to the limited capability, the city had trouble promoting the program.
"We added eight new trucks that have just arrived," Biegler explained. "We will be able to pick up and process significantly more materials. This is the time to start."
While all households in Columbus can order as many recycling bins as they want for free, recycling carts are a different story. These carts were presented to neighborhoods that already recycled the most in the past.
"I'd love to give every household a cart," Biegler said. "The cart has a lid, wheels and handles. It's so easy to use. Our plan is to provide everyone with these carts in the near future. It was hard for us to do now, since buying these carts for everyone would cost over $3 million. We don't have that in our budget right now."
About 15,000 carts have been distributed so far. Thanks to the new plant, people can simply throw in all of their recyclable materials into the carts or bins without separating or organizing the materials.
"However, it's important that people get a separate recycle bin for glass," Biegler said. "Our new plant and machinery can sort and separate materials. However, glasses should be separated for safety reasons."
The plant opened in December, and the city actually started processing materials in November.
The city is also working to bring recycling containers and system for many apartment complexes in our area.
"We just started, but there are lot of issues we need to work with," Biegler said. "City garbage trucks won't be able to enter apartment complexes easily since there are liability issues. Also, many apartments do not have enough spaces for us to place recycling containers. But our plant and plan are still new. We still have some things we need to fix, but we are on a good start."
If you are interested in receiving more recycling bins, or wish to be on the waiting list to get one of the recycling carts, call 311.
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The Music and Theatre regional auditions have concluded. Dance students can still audition in select cities. All students can submit audition materials online for either Summer Arts Camp or Arts Academy Boarding School.
Prospective Academy students can schedule an on-campus visit and audition, or attend one of our upcoming open houses.


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Sony Removes Linux from PlayStation 3
After the PS3 Slim already delivered without Linux functionality, Sony is now also removing Linux from the older PlayStations as of firmware update 3.21.
As the official PlayStation blog indicates, the "Install Other OS" feature, whereby Linux could be installed, will be disabled with firmware version 3.21 for the the older PlayStation 3s. As the blog says, "Consumers and organizations that currently use the 'Other OS' feature can choose not to upgrade their PS3 systems," but access to the PlayStation Network, playback of PS3 titles and Blu-ray videos, and use of new features and improvements would then no longer be available. Even playback of DRM-protected videos stored on the local server will no longer be allowed.
The reason, according to Sony, is "security concerns." In January, iPhone hacker George Hotz released a hack that under Linux used signal disturbance on the bus as an attack vector to get to ring 0 and access to full memory space for an exploit on the PS3. Hotz's exploit was but a half hack in that he only circumvented the encryption SPU of the Cell processor. The encryption itself, which serves for copying games, remained uncracked, as the keys are hardcoded in the encryption SPU (also called the hypervisor), which the hack could not access.
Sony is selling the disabling of the "Other OS" feature as an advantage in that it "will help ensure that PS3 owners will continue to have access to the broad range of gaming and entertainment content from SCE and its content partners on a more secure system."
The implementation should be interesting from a legal standpoint, since Sony was explicit when it originally introduced the PS3 that it would provide the "Other OS" feature. As late as the end of February (thus, long after the Hotz hack), Sony was still making statements that the Linux functionality won't be removed from older PS3s.
Linux on PlayStations has been especially popular in the university realm, because PS3s can be chained pretty cheaply into performance-rich Cell chip clusters that rival the fastest and most energy efficient supercomputers.
Linux users can always appeal to the PlayStation "Ask a Question" site as to how Sony feels about such a stunted product undertaking.
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Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
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A new product and ad featuring a product called Anti-Rape underwear is causing controversy. While the goal is to keep women safe, many people say it is sending the wrong message.
The product looks a lot like clothes most women put on every day. The only difference is the undergarments have an added layer of protection.
Manufacturers say that extra layer of protection will make women feel more empowered in risky situations.
"I think the message says do this and it will stop it. Lots of people blame victims all the time for wearing too short of dresses or low cut shirts or drinking or flirting. But none of that causes rape. It's about power and control it isn't about what you wear or don't wear," says sexual assault therapist Sarah Chulski.
Just how do you wear it and how does this anti-rape underwear work? TV5 wanted to know what local women think about the undergarment.
"It's also like a chastity belt I guess. There's that little lock that's going to keep you safe," says Veronica Weller.
The underwear is closer to being on a store shelf near you.
The manufacturers have managed to raise more than their goal of 50-thousand dollars from investors.
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Wasps celebrate victory over Saracens
With ten minutes of this game left, Wasps were facing a fourth consecutive defeat at Adams Park. Saracens had taken an eight-point lead, but an amazing turnaround saw the defending champions score three late tries, to secure a priceless victory, and send them into the festive season on the back of four successive wins.
It was the appearance of substitute and Man of the Match – for the fourth time this season - Dave Walder which sparked the revival and the energy and enterprise of Joe Simpson was another key element in an extraordinary late show.
Wasps were forced into a late change, when Dominic Waldouck suffering from a tight thigh was replaced by Rob Hoadley in the starting lineup.
Wasps made an impressive start and came close to a try inside the opening minute, following a darting blindside break from Eoin Reddan. He had Paul Sackey outside him, but his pass was just behind the winger. Wasps kept up the pressure and again went close on the right after a series of controlled phases. They took the lead on five minutes when Saracens transgressed at the breakdown, right in front of the posts, after Danny Cipriani fed Sackey who'd come into the line from the blindside. Cipriani made no mistake with the simple kick.
Tom Voyce
A minute later a Glen Jackson penalty put Sarries level. They were penalised from the restart, but Cipriani missed a straightforward penalty. He immediately tried to make amends with a long-range drop at goal which fell short of the target. Wasps again came close, when Tim Payne emerged from a maul, just outside his own 22, to send Tom Voyce away down the left. The winger chipped ahead, but Jackson was covering well, and managed to gather the ball and clear the danger.
On 13 minutes, Wasps extended their lead, with a Cipriani penalty from in front of the posts. A Josh Lewsey interception set up another Wasps attack but possession was turned over before a deft flick off the ground from Tom Rees just failed to find the hands of Simon Shaw, with acres of space ahead of him down the left.
After 18 minutes a powerful burst by James Haskell, from the base of a scrum, set up another penalty chance for Wasps with an accompanying yellow card for Sarries flanker Wickus Van Heerden, but Cipriani pushed his 40-metre kick wide of the posts. Wasps could not exploit their one-man advantage and the score remained unchanged during Van Heerden's spell in the bin. As soon as he returned, Jackson levelled the score with a 45-metre penalty which was rather against the run of play.
Josh Lewsey
After the lively opening to the game things became rather scrappier with a series of long kicks interspersed with offences at the breakdown. It took another powerful burst from Haskell to lift the crowd and inject some much-needed pace to the game. After another series of controlled phases led to a scrum, at which Saracens offended, Cipriani landed his third penalty, three minutes into injury time, to put Wasps back in front. A minute later, Jackson had the chance to level the score but his penalty attempt was off target leaving the halftime score 9-6.
Wasps had looked the likelier side throughout the opening forty minutes, but had again failed to find the finishing touch. Encouragingly they had shown a far greater willingness to move the ball, and it seemed that one clinical piece of finishing could really unleash the try scoring potential the team clearly has.
Five minutes after the break, Tom Palmer was shown a yellow card for a deliberate knock on just inside his own 22 and Jackson's penalty made the score 9-9. Sarries then applied the pressure, and the game's first try looked on, following some neat interpassing amongst the forwards, but they conceded a crucial penalty, just short of the Wasps line, when hooker Fabio Ongaro went off his feet at the breakdown. A minute later, they exploited their one-man advantage, when the backs made room for Noah Cato to go over in the left corner. Jackson's conversion was just wide.
Saracens now began to take control, winning a series of turnovers and they went further ahead on 66 minutes when Lachlan Mitchell was beaten by a tricky bounce and caught in possession under the posts. He was penalised for not releasing and Jackson added another penalty to put his side eight points ahead. Mitchell was then replaced by Dave Walder, whose first action was to kick a 30-metre penalty. Two further Wasps substitutions saw Joe Ward and Joe Simpson coming on for Rob Webber and Eoin Reddan respectively.
It was Simpson who featured prominently when Wasps finally crossed the Sarries line on 74 minutes. The young scrumhalf gave Walder the chance to send Rob Hoadley over near the posts, and Walder's kick gave his side a narrow lead. A minute later, Cato made a mess of Walder's kick-ahead. First, he let the ball roll under his foot, then his kick was charged down by Sackey who gleefully followed up to dive over for a crucial try which Walder duly converted.
Walder then set up a third try when he danced through the defence to send Josh Lewsey over under the posts. His conversion put Wasps 16 points clear and an unlikely bonus point was now within reach. Despite their best efforts, they could not secure the fourth try, and it was the visitors who finished the game with a consolation try from Cato, when he rounded Cipriani to cross for another fine try. Jackson converted to make the final score 33-24.
Bolstered by a fourth consecutive victory, Wasps will now look to maintain their winning momentum as they head to Sale for their Boxing Day clash and then look ahead to their second London Derby facing Quins at home on the 4th January - ticets for this game are still on sale - click here to buy online or call the Ticket Hotline on 0870 414 1515.


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This 1983 Mike Armstrong entry has made many all-time worst baseball card lists. What strikes me about it, though, is how much he resembles Bubbles (as played by Mike Smith) of the Trailer Park Boys; especially in card's smaller picture.
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Preservice Technology Field Experience: A Call for Suggestions
I teach a required technology course designed for extending teacher candidates' technology skills, modeling classroom technology use, and providing a sense of how technology can be utilized to support effective student learning. The course is paperless, requiring students to employ the computer for all course activities. All assignments are submitted electronically, then scored using online rubrics and an online feedback system.
The field experience for this class has been problematic. Originally, we just took students to our partner schools and asked the principals to put them in a classroom for a couple hours to observe good teaching. The difficulty was that it was rare for a student to actually observe a teacher using technology. When you pick a day and everyone goes to the school at once, you have no control over what the students will see. A few might happen to be in a classroom where technology is being used, but most of the time, they don't see it.
It is hard for us to convince students that they need to have technology skills when they don't experience much of it in their education and they don't see it being modeled during their field experience. The result is teacher candidates who do not have a good concept of what it is to be an effective technology-using teacher.
The next thing we tried was to find teachers who we knew were using technology or who were interested in using technology and to have students develop materials for teachers to use in their classrooms, including a PowerPoint presentation and a Web-based lesson plan on teacher-requested topics. The most difficult part of this system, however, is communication between teachers and students: Students are not always responsible and timely in contacting teachers, and teachers don't always regularly read and respond to students' email.
Now, we just ask teachers to tell us the topics on which our students should develop their materials. At the end of the semester, we burn all the projects on CDs and send copies out to all our consulting teachers. The big drawback here is that little interaction occurs between practicing teachers and teacher candidates.
My questions are, "What is the best way to conduct a technology field experience for preservice teachers? Does anyone have a model that works for them? Do you have an idea that might be more effective than what we have already tried?"
Our limitations are that the class meets for two seventy-five-minute periods each week. We are in a rural area, where it takes up to forty-five minutes to drive to some of our partner schools. Our experience must utilize technology to facilitate the teacher-student interaction.
Please offer your suggestions and feedback.
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I would like to encourage you to continue the effort to connect your students with teachers using technology. I would also encourage you to add library media teachers to your contact base. Library media teachers are using technology and can also help connect preservice teachers to classroom teachers who are using technology. The role of the LMT is being left out of much of teacher education curriculum today, but we LMTs are often using technology to teach students and teachers the lastest and best ways to find and use information.
I would also like to encourage you and your teachers to improve their electronic communication skills. We use email, electronic calendars, webpages, and blogs so much in my district, and it makes for a smooth, timely and seamless way to connect with teachers, students, parents and all members of the education commmunity. I would think it would enhance communication to a great degree in a district that is spread out in a rural area. Teachers and preservice teachers need to be encouraged to use it promptly and efficiently to keep everyone up to date.
Just my thoughts.
Janet HasBrouck, Librarian
Arcadia High School, Arcadia CA
One thing we did in our area was bring the students to the pre-service teachers. A group of students went to the university and did a presentation about robotics. The teachers were able to ask questions and get instant feedback to their tech integration ideas, plans and questions. It was a huge success, both for the students and the pre-service teachers.
Like the first comment, we also bring elementary students to the college and have our elementary preservice teachers work them in small groups. We always include a technology component. This past semester the students worked with sixth graders to develop enhanced podcasts, PowerPoints and Web pages that highlighted the sixth grade students' experiences at the college. This was then posted on a website for the sixth graders to share with their parents.
My students also worked with students in a rural district using BlackBoard, Podcasting, and email to assign work, receive and grade work. This gave them experience with using technology to teach elementary students in an online environment.
Beth Klein, Associate Professor
SUNY Cortland
Cortland, NY
One of the BEST ways I have found to accomplish this is to model the practices myself when I am teaching the pre-service educators.
Also, many of the micro-teaching episodes I require MUST have a technology component to them as well.
When I set-up initial field-based experiences with these emerging educators we bring the technology wiht us when we go to those classrooms as many schools simply do not have those resources and the college does. This set-up is a win-win for both parties.
I hope this helps.
I would like to suggest that there are two components to using technology in the classroom. Besides the curriculum aspect; incorporating technology into the classroom is an activity-based experience. It involves equipment, protocols and good classroom management. Science teachers, art teachers and computer lab teachers are all folks who have experience with activity-based instruction. Pre-service teachers can learn a lot by watching how these teachers manage students, equipment, time and instruction. Just food for thought.
Alix Peshette
Technology Training Specialist
Davis Joint Unified School District
Davis, CA
Students need to be placed in classrooms such as mine that have 1 to 1 computing. We are a 2nd grade laptop classroom and my students use their laptops for creative writing, reports, practicing skills, sending email, creating PowerPoint presentations and currently creating non-fiction books for the kindergarten. They search the Internet for images and and think of using their laptops as the first source for finding information.
Many classrooms have one computer so how could visitors see much happening unless they accompanied a class to a lab. My kind of program is expanding across the nation but is still very limited. More time needs to pass but perhaps particular schools could be helped to invest in technology in so that students on their way to the profession would consistently be able to obsrve.
Would there be an oportunity for your supervising princial to include you on the school's computer or Smart Board lab sign up sheets, so you could be aware of the various technology rich lessons that would be going on the day you were there? Also have a teacher at that school work as a liason to form a core group of teachers who regularly use technology in their lessons, maybe even on a daily basis. This would enable the students of the education program to have yet another mentor in the schools.
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Washington Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon will miss another game with a foot injury that he suffered in Week 1 as he is inactive against the Giants today. Garcon was injured on an 88-yard touchdown catch against the Saints in the season-opener and he has missed most of the action since. He did return for two contests, but was unproductive, and this will be his second straight inactive game.
Things started off very promising for the Redskins' No. 1 receiver, but he has had his whole season thrown off with this foot injury.
Fantasy Take: I'm sure that fantasy owners are getting frustrated and tired of waiting for Garcon, if they haven't already given up. However, if he ends up getting back to 100 percent, Garcon is in a great situation with Robert Griffin III and one of the top offenses in the NFL. There is also, of course, the possibility that the injury is even more serious than originally thought and Garcon misses significantly more time.
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How do they know if you are charging more each month or if this is just your regular way of using your card? "I" don't even know from month to month how much I will charge. Depends upon what comes up that month and whether I want to charge it or not. I don't think it is fair to not include those of us who pay off our card each month. Why is it that those who always do the right thing never get to enjoy extra bonuses? Maybe I will finally activate our first debit card and start using it more if we don't get a bonus for credit card.
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Reset the search index in SharePoint Server 2013
Applies to: SharePoint Server 2013
Topic Last Modified: 2013-12-18
Summary: Learn how to reset the SharePoint search index.
When you reset the search index, all content is immediately removed from the search index and users will not be able to retrieve search results. After you reset the search index, you must perform a full crawl of one or more content sources to create a new search index. Users will be able to retrieve search results again when the full crawl is finished and the new search index is created.
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|Because SharePoint 2013 runs as websites in Internet Information Services (IIS), administrators and users depend on the accessibility features that browsers provide. SharePoint 2013 supports the accessibility features of supported browsers. For more information, see the following resources:
Before you begin this operation, review the following information about prerequisites:
Create a Search service application.
Add one or more content sources.
Perform at least one full crawl.
Make sure that you are not running a backup of the Search service application when you reset the search index.
Use the following procedure to reset the search index.To reset the search index
Verify that the user account that is performing this procedure is an administrator for the Search service application for which you want to reset the search index.
On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, in the Application Management section, click Manage service applications.
On the Manage Search Applications page, click the Search service application for which you want to reset the search index.
On the Search Administration page, under System Status, verify that the Administrative status of the Search service application is Running and not Paused.
On the Search Administration page, in the Crawling section, click Index Reset.
On the Index Reset page, verify that the Deactivate search alerts during reset check box is checked, and then click Reset Now.
In the confirmation dialog box that appears, click OK to confirm that you want to reset the index.
The Search Administration page opens and the System Status is displayed.
After the search index reset is complete, you must perform a full crawl of all the content sources that you want to include in the search index. For more information, see Add, edit, or delete a content source in SharePoint Server 2013. Users will not be able to retrieve search results until you create a new search index.
After the full crawl has completed and a new search index has been created, you must also re-enable search alerts. See Enable search alerts in SharePoint Server 2013.


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France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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A Clarksville man is charged with animal cruelty after officers found horses on his property without access to food, and one of the horses appeared to be in poor health and emaciated.
Officials responded to the home in the 2000 block of Whitfield Road after an officer saw a dead foal hanging from a tree. When police returned to speak with the homeowner, Timothy Decent, the foal was no longer there.
Decent, 62, told police the foal had died for unknown reasons, and he had hung it so he could keep the hide but then forgot about it.
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Mike Smith stopped 41 shots, Kyle Chipchura had a goal and an assist, and the Phoenix Coyotes rebounded from a lopsided loss to Los Angeles by beating the Kings 3-1 Tuesday night.
Smith had a miserable game in California last Thursday, when he was pulled after allowing four goals on 15 shots in the first period of the Kings' 7-4 win.
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Well. Thats it then. Were out of here. See you on the flip side, which will be Tuesday morning.
To send us off, we bring you the wonderful poetry of editor Megan Morrison, who has written something we think sums everything up.
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Interesting judgments. For the record, the progressive folks I am acquainted with bear no resemblance to such harsh characterizations. Nor do we believe "lies" about the Tea Party. We see what those people do, and form opinions based on their actions. (Like a pointless government shutdown that cost untold billions of dollars and put many hard-working Americans out of work, for example.) And we listen - first hand - to inflammatory divisive rhetoric and we are quite able to draw our own conclusions. Politicians like Palin and Cruz demonize themselves. Absolutely no need for the press to "spin" it for anyone.
Speaking of lies and spin, I would guess that much of what was written above this comment was likely informed by a media outlet that rhymes with "pox." The very "journalists" who went to court and proved they had the LEGAL RIGHT to lie to their viewers. How ironic.
There is no doubt our government needs some serious overhaul. What a shame that "we the people" can't seem to find a way to work together and make that happen.
"LEGAL RIGHT to lie to their viewers". What about the President who continues to lie to the American people?
But one of them did, so does that count?
One of the ringleaders of the rebels that did dump 342 chests of tea into the harbor was Samuel Adams. Not only did he sign the Declaration of Independence, and serve in Congress, but his manifesto spoke of 'natural rights' ( life and liberty). Thomas Jefferson incorporated those terms into the Declaration of Independence.in
If Sam Adams doesn't qualify as 'a founder', someone is setting the bar a little high -- apparently to argue a partisan position. Isn't there enough of that already?
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