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Advertising for mobile banking has become as popular as traditional banking commercials. Customers like makeup artist Alisha Cooper are increasingly going mobile these days, and for good reasons.
"I travel as a licensed makeup artist and so I do work in North Carolina, sometimes in Arizona, Atlanta, different places, so for me not carrying a machine, I have to have my cell phone," says Cooper.
Mobile banking means transactions are faster, you can access it without the use of a computer, and it's an easier way pay bills.
But with all good things lie potential dangers.
Now that smartphones double as wallets and bank accounts allowing users to manage their finances, transfer money, make payments, deposit checks and swipe their phones as credit cards, they are very lucrative scores for thieves.
And with 30 percent of phone subscribers owning iPhones, BlackBerrys and Droids, there are a lot of people at risk. While storing a password and keeping your phone locked is a good start, it's not going to protect you from professional fraudsters.
Polly Bell is CEO of the MEA Federal Credit Union in Columbus, Georgia. She says mobile banking can be as safe as online banking from your home computer. But for those who do become a victim of identity theft, Bell says there is a hefty price to pay.
"It can have a tremendous effect on your loss of reputation, the opportunity to get a job, affects on your life when you're a victim of identity theft," says Bell.
Security attacks on smartphones climbed to an all-time high in 2010 according to AdaptiveMobile, an international mobile security firm. Specifically, attacks on Google's Android smartphones quadrupled, and smartphones running Java-based applications jumped 45 percent.
But you can protect your information.
"That device is registered and it's registered with certain passwords and codes that are known only to you. So if you do lose your phone, or the device is in the wrong hands, it's a very sophisticated ID theft that those kinds of transactions can be pirated," says Bell.
According to New York Research Firm Frost & Sullivan, 12 million people used mobile banking services in 2009. They say that number is expected to climb to 45 million by the year 2014.
According to a 2011 Customer Trends Survey, these are reasons why most people turn to mobile banking. Nearly 77 percent use it for 24-7 banking access. about 65 percent say it saves time. But a smaller percentage of people prefer mobile banking because transactions are faster, they can access it without the use of a computer, and it's an easier way to pay bills. That alone has induced millions of people to overcome fears of identity theft.
"Mobile banking has become so popular over the last year or so that it caused our industry, financial service industries, to do more surveys than you can keep up with," says Polly Bell.
She says we can expect the number of mobile banking customers to increase dramatically in the years to come.
"Consumers are going to do whatever is convenient for them, whatever benefits them and apparently this connects with the population being able to do things with their mobile phones," Bell says.
Financial experts say if you use mobile banking or make online payments frequently, you should invest in anti-virus protection and check with your bank about any security or identity theft protection features that you can enable.
Most smartphones also offer remote wipe-out services, like MobileMe for the iPhone,that automatically erase the information on your phone if you claim it as lost or stolen. If you bank with your phone by accessing its website rather than opening an app like Alisha Cooper does, be extra careful when typing in the address.
Some identity thefts create domains with the same address as major banks with two letters switched in hopes a consumer will accidentally land on the site and enter their username and password.
And make sure you immediately log out of any bank apps or sites where your financial information is stored as soon as you're finished.
"You have to have my PIN, you have to have certain passwords to get in but also it is not in my phone. When I go onto my application it takes me to first data's website and all of that is posted on that website and once we're finished with that transaction it's actually deleted," says Alisha Cooper.
Consumers are going to do whatever makes their lives easier and this is going to make their lives easier, but there are some inherit risks in that. Mitigate the risk with identity theft protection or some kind of insurance or value-added package you can get from your financial institution.
According to Bell, such packages are already included in some bank fees you already pay. So it wouldn't hurt to check with your bank to find out if you have that protection.
But for customers like Alisha Cooper, the good outweighs the bad when it comes to banking with her mobile device.
"It is very convenient and I don't think we would go back to the primitive way of doing things," says Cooper.
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UPDATE: Six activists who locked themselves to the top of trees along the site of a controversial road development have been found not guilty of any crime.
Kim Harrison, 30, Valerie Archer, 34, Alistair Cannall, 24, Tom Druitt, 35, Maria Gallastegui, 55, and Christopher Hopkins, 29, were all released without charge following a trial at Brighton Magistrates' Court.
The six were accused of trespass following their actions during the high-profile demonstration against the building of the Bexhill to Hastings link road in January 2013.
District judge Peter Crabtree said while they had committed trespass in civil law, they did not reach the threshold to be found guilty in a criminal court.
The protesters arrived at the site in Crowhurst Road, Hastings, in late December 2012 and January 2013 ahead of the scheduled clearing of trees for the road.
A camp was set up with numerous tents, a catering facility and tunnels in which protesters planned to hide when work started.
The group also constructed makeshift platforms and tree houses in anticipation of work starting.
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In his summing up district judge Crabtree said they were "clearly" trespassing on compulsory purchase order land in a civil sense.
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Miss Harrison, of Grand Parade, London, Miss Gallastegui, of no fixed abode, Ms Archer, of Mornington Grove, London, Mr Cannall, of London Road, Brighton, and Mr Druitt, of Osmond Road, Hove, celebrated outside court following the verdict.
Mr Hopkins, of Asturias, Spain, was at home.
Speaking outside court Mr Druitt described it as a "great day for the right to protest".
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (3/28/13) – WKU will screen a series of recent French films during a five-day festival this April as part of a grant sponsored by the French Ministry of Culture and the French Embassy.
The festival will begin on April 5 with Le Hérisson (The Hedgehog), an adaptation of Muriel Barbery's bestselling novel, The Elegance of the Hedgehog, and end on April 9 with the Berlin Film Festival winner Tomboy. All events are free and open to the public.
As a host school for The Tournées Festival, WKU joins a select group of American universities that the French American Cultural Exchange chose as a festival site. With education reform and issues such as cyberbullying and teen pregnancy dominating the news, the festival will focus on films dealing with adolescent experiences.
"As a result of our numerous projects with local schools and our status as the state's only university with a film major, WKU is in a prime position to host an event where these two areas of interest meet," said festival director Dr. Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield. "My hope is that the festival will foster discussion between WKU and the greater Bowling Green community about how contemporary French cinema reflects the universal struggles of adolescence and how a unique state like Kentucky fits into an international scope."
In addition to The Hedgehog and Tomboy, the festival will feature several films that have won international critical acclaim, including the Cannes Film Festival-winning meditation on child homelessness Le gamin au vélo (The Kid with a Bike), the Caribbean immigrant family drama 35 Rhums (35 Shots of Rum) by French film icon Claire Denis, and a French take on the pregnancy pact that rocked Massachusetts's Gloucester High School in 2008, 17 filles (17 Girls).
An assistant professor in WKU's English and Film departments, Hollyfield sought a series of films that would appeal to scholars from a wide range of departments—many of whom will be on hand to moderate post-screening discussions.
"One of the best aspects of WKU is seeing how the work we're doing in one department relates to what others are working on in completely different fields," Hollyfield said. While the festival features several speakers from the French, Film and English departments, the discussions will also include professors from Nursing, Social Work, Women's & Gender Studies, History, Pop Culture and Psychology.
"The interdepartmental interest has been amazing," Hollyfield said. "It's a true testament to how dedicated faculty are to investigating the issues that resonate with all of us, whether we live in France or Southern Kentucky."
The event is cosponsored by WKU's English Department, the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States, Centre National de la Cinématographie et l'Image Animée CampusFrance, the Florence Gould Foundation, and highbrow entertainment.
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Police are continuing to quiz a 45-year old Selsey man who was arrested after a woman's body was found.
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Have you ever been involved in an uncomfortable conversation in which you left the interaction feeling an unpleasant mixture of irritation, intrusiveness, guilt, annoyance, nausea and loneliness? Perhaps you were involved in an argument, also known as a debate or sometimes a "discussion."
Arguments and tend to cause relationship ruptures. They hype up each person's defense systems and engage their amygdalas, often eliciting hostile and unrefined behaviors that can hurt feelings and cause resentment.
On the other hand, self-disclosures can increase connection and the rewarding sensation of being heard and understood between people. Self-disclosures are paradoxically more likely to create change, because each person's defenses are down, and they are more open to entertaining new opinions and ideas.
What is the difference between arguing and disclosure? In some ways they are polar opposites. In arguments, there is an attempt to convert the other person to your way of thinking. There is also a tense element of helplessness in the fact that no one can control what another believes. Arguments are judgmental — each person believes (judges) themselves to be right on a specific issue. Disclosures are non-judgmental and accepting of self and others. A disclosure often starts with, "I believe/think … " rather than "it is…"
The underlying dynamic in disclosures is: let's share our ideas, no matter how different they may seem.
In arguments, the dynamic is: one of us will end up right and one will be wrong.
In disclosures, there is still room for logic, but there is no rhetoric (attempts at persuasion). I can share the logic that I see in my beliefs without being attached to whether someone else adopts that same logic. I can listen to their logic, and still have space for my beliefs. In the end, their logic may persuade me, but because they gave me a chance to persuade myself, rather than being persuaded — the difference is sometimes subtle.
Disclosures convey respect and conserve dignity and equality. They attempt to bridge chasms. They encourage authenticity and connection. Arguments create hierarchies of right/wrong, up/down, moral/immoral, good/bad.
Arguing attempts to coerce conversion and assimilation. Reciprocal disclosures grow understanding.
Arguing is like smashing rocks together. It takes your energy and converts it into ineffective output. It leaves fatigue and discouragement in its wake. Disclosing is like ice melting in the sun. It takes more time but results in change of state and increase in energy.
If you argue and someone doesn't allow your beliefs, you don't know if they are even able to think rationally, because they are in fight mode. So you never quite feel as though you can give up in your quest to convert. On the other hand, if you disclose vulnerably and non-judgmentally and the other responds with rejection, there may be sadness but there is also resolve — you know that you tried and the non-acceptance is about the other person's relationship with your belief, not with your delivery or behavior. You can then feel peaceful about disengaging from the topic and saving energy for more productive pursuits.


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|Packers training camp inviting option for fans
By Gary Ridderbusch
It's official, the Green Bay Packers opened the 68th edition of training camp at Ray Nitschke Field last Friday morning. The training camp is an opportunity for fans to get a first-hand look at the 2013 version of the Green and Gold.
According to the Greater Green Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau and a 2010 study by AECOM, training camp, along with Packers Family Night, presented by Bellin Health, will attract an estimated 100,000 visitors from across the nation and as many as 20 foreign countries from July 26 through the final open practice Aug. 27. The economic impact of training camp is estimated at $10 million.
For Packer fans, Nitschke Field will open 90 minutes prior to the scheduled practice time and will close 30 minutes after the completion of practice.Fans also can try the Packers Experience, presented by Kemps,
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Gateshead Council reassures parents that no horse meat found in school meals
In light of the FSA's report, released today, that announced that horse meat has been found in some school meals in Lancashire, Gateshead Council have released the following statement about schools in the area and their provision of school meals:
– Dale Robson, Service Director for Transport, Cleaning and Catering at Gateshead Council
I am happy to reassure parents that the fresh meat in meals served in Gateshead schools is locally-sourced and does not contain horse meat.
We use a highly-reputable Gateshead-based catering butcher for all of
our meat supplies. The meat they supply us with is locally-sourced and
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I have never cared one whit about, or watched more than 30 consecutive seconds of, any soccer game in which my son was not playing. However, I realize many of you are impassioned fans of the sport in general, and of the World Cup in particular, which I do not begrudge you. Even if I did, though, Spencer Hall had "one of the five most transcendent sporting experiences of [his] life yesterday," and this is just plain great sportswriting, regardless of whether the underlying sport interests you at all. Also, as the great-great-grandson of a Confederate veteran, I cannot help but salute any piece of writing that uses the Constitutionally and historically correct verb tense when writing "the United States are." ("United States"; it's not "[First name] [Last name]," it's "[Modifier] [Plural noun]," just like the Declaration intended.) Excellent work, Orson. I'll see you---and, I hope, a few Dawg Sports readers, as well---at Taco Mac in a bit. Go 'Dawgs!
[I]f you're the sort of puritan who believes in that kind of monomaniacal infidelity to a sport, then sure. But that assumes one kind of sports fan. A doting, faithful fan whose eggs of loyalty lie in one basket, a basket that in the case of Will [Leitch] bears the logo of the St. Louis Cardinals. Your loves are trademarked, and every second away from them is a moment of longing abandon looking back toward them. Good for you. I have my own faith, too: Florida football. Unfortunately, she's only around five months of the year at best, and a man like any man has serious needs. For seven months these eyes wander in search of spectacle, especially heart-stopping, violent, and often dangerous spectacle. Thus the appeal of the Olympics, and especially the World Cup—the stunning Brazilian in the short skirt that almost gets us fired every four years—which forces us to abandon home, family, and common sense in the name of soccer and incoherent international hullabaloo. The same applies to MMA, or the Triple Crown, or to March Madness, the NBA playoffs, or to any ridiculousness that catches the eye and can reasonably be called sport. Which is why I'll be the one watching men betting on the first raindrop down the windowpane on ESPN 17 in ten years in April. For me, fandom can be ducking your head in every four years, because while life is not long it is certainly very wide, and covering that span is worth the effort.Like pretty much everyone else who is acquainted with him, I like
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A North Dakota woman and her 4-year-old son were attacked by a pit bull Monday at a relative's home in Grand Island. For the first time since the attack, Kayla Shoestring tells us what really happened.
Shoestring now sits battered and bruised in a Lincoln hospital room. She underwent surgery number 3 Friday - the pit bull bit so hard, it left teeth marks on her bone.
"Every bone in my hand, in my arm was broke and crushed and just scattered into pieces," Shoestring said.
The pain is unbearable, but Shoestring says what hurts even more is that no one would help her during the attack.
"Full grown adults standing there, not doing nothing and my son is the only one sill trying to save my life," Shoestring said.
Shoestring and her 4-year-old son, Hayden were both attacked Monday while visiting her boyfriend's father and girlfriend in Grand Island. The pit bull first came after Hayden in the backyard. He screamed and that's when Shoestring came to her son's defense. But the dog turned on her, not letting up even after she ran across the street for help.
"He just came over and started tearing me up again and my son was just screaming and crying. His face was all bloody," Shoestring said.
She was airlifted to Bryan West that night while Hayden was taken to a Grand Island hospital for surgery on his face. Both are happy just to be alive and were finally reunited Thursday.
"He put his hand on my face and said you don't cry no more mom. I'm gonna take care of you. I say, you're my hero and he goes, yup. I got big muscles," Shoestring said.
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The ship itself was absolutely beautiful, very modern but not brash.... lovely decor. Cabins were spacious with plenty of room for clothes, and suitcases fitted nicely under the bed. Cabin was kept spotless and unlike other cruises i have had, the staff cleaning the cabins were very discrete, making sure they never disturbed you and seemed to learn your movements, ie. leaving and returning.
Most staff on board were very friendly, some not so, but that's just down to people's personalities i think. All were very helpful. The entertainment staff could be a little annoying at times! but they were young and trying to get us old ones motivated!!! This cruise, being later on in the year, was probably mostly older people averaging about 65! I felt quite young at 56!! Very few children on baord and very few younger people, but that was ok with me. Kept things quiet!
Food was delicious, especially in the restaurants, always hot and very tasty with lovely choices. The food in the alternative dining was delicious, but i'm afraid not so hot which spoilt it slightly.
Entertainment on board was generally good. The shows in the evening, albeit only 45 minutes long, were very good and enjoyable. There was plenty dancing if you wanted it and quizzes or bingo (not my thing). The difficulty with entertainment of course was the language barriers, on other ships there were more choices, ie. comedians etc. It was quite annoying that before any entertainment, the cruise director had to say everything in every single language, which got very boring!!
Embarkation was a nightmare, the only thing i would complain about. Very very slow, and it seemed lacking in any organisation. Took about 4 hours in all!!!
The other thing i was not happy about was paying for transfers, after all the ship docked where it did they could of at least paid for transport into the centres.
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Is is possible to do this? I want to make it as simple as possible with few pages for the members of my site.
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (AP) _ A 29-year-old man has died and another man was arrested after a crash south of Grand Island. The Hall County Sheriff's Office says Jerry Ramirez was killed in the accident.
The sheriff says the crash happened about 2 p.m. Monday on Highway 281 when 30-year-old Hermino Alamilla lost control of his car. The car entered the median, then rolled several times before coming to rest. Jerry Ramirez was ejected from the car, and was pronounced dead at the scene. Another passenger in the car, 23-year-old Jose Coronado, wasn't injured.
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The sun is shining, and almost everything is glorious in the NFL.
By that I mean that summer, which is almost upon us, is the ultimate time for optimism in football. Injured players are rehabbing, almost universally, "ahead of pace." Rookies are looking sharp in minicamps — in helmets and shorts. And new coaches are expressing excitement over the challenges that lie ahead.
Not to dampen things, but some perspective is needed.
Take Panthers LB Thomas Davis. A month ago, the Panthers were beaming with the news that Davis, six months removed from ACL surgery, had run a 4.47 40-yard dash in his attempt to return this season. It sounded great. But anyone who has suffered an ACL tear (I have) will tell you that straight-line speed is secondary to cutting and twisting. I was suspicious when I read just how far Davis had come.
Sure enough, Davis suffered another huge blow — his second ACL tear, which likely will end his 2010 season. Though the Panthers have yet to place him on injured reserve and are holding out hope he can play at some point, it doesn't look good.
We have to keep that same injury perspective in mind when we hear that Patriots WR Wes Welker and Jets QB Mark Sanchez are doing well, running around, and will be ready for training camp. The Patriots have not said anything on Welker, naturally, as they almost never comment on players' injuries. But the optimism over seeing him run around in OTAs has some fans believing Welker will be ready to play from Week One.
Honestly, I doubt it. Just as I tend to doubt Sanchez will be 100 percent, no matter what he or Rex Ryan says. And if Sanchez is spending a good portion of his time this offseason rehabbing and not progressing as a quarterback, the Jets will be a disappointment this year. Mark my words.
The rookie hype machine is in full swing for players such as the Chargers' Ryan Mathews and the Cowboys' Dez Bryant. The way people are talking, we are looking at a couple of future Pro Bowlers here. And perhaps they are. But before we talk about players putting their teams over the top in their first seasons in the pros, let's think about how many rookies actually have done that recently.
Matt Ryan was great for the Falcons in 2008, and Adrian Peterson was magnificent the year before. But neither player won a playoff game his first season. I think you have to go back to Ben Roethlisberger in '04 to find a rookie who really made the caliber of impact we're talking about here. So when you read about Mathews or Bryant or C.J. Spiller or Eric Berry looking great running around in shorts, remember what we are talking about here. Let's see how they fare when the pads come on.
I don't doubt the Redskins are a better team with Mike Shanahan at the helm. And I think having Donovan McNabb alone makes them 2-3 wins better, assuming nothing else on the team improves. But I am not ready to bury the Eagles, a more time-tested and talented team, in their wake just yet. I think Shanahan will realize that even with all of the Redskins' ability, they have a lot of holes and a lot of things to figure out when camp arrives. There's a reason this team constantly dominates the offseason and falls short when the games are played. The previous regime consistently went for the headline-grabbing signings and trades, eschewing the tried-and-true method of building: patiently, through the draft.
This is not meant to be a downer. Surely, some players who are impressing now will carry on and build into great seasons. Some team that has had a good offseason will have a great regular season and playoffs.
And of course, the opposite can be true, too. Teams that are wallowing in seas of bad karma could be ready to break out. Likewise, the news that Logan Mankins wants to be traded might sound awful to Patriots fans who are looking forward to the season, but there's something to keep in mind. These things almost never are as bad as they read when the news breaks, and they seem to work themselves out.
It's all part of the fun of the league, but it's also part of the dangerous spring and summer months. The good news seems great, and the bad news seems awful.
But the best news of all? Training camps open in about six weeks. That's when most of the speculation ends and the real action begins. Until then, question everything you read. It's probably not as good (or bad) as it seems.
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8:57am Tuesday 20th November 2012 in News By Anna Roberts, Crime reporter
A woman escaped from her bungalow after her electric blanket caught on fire.
The woman, aged in her 70s, was at home in Wadhurst Drive, Goring, Worthing, at 10.30pm on Monday when it caught alight.
Her room – which she was not in – was wrecked.
Worthing watch manager Darren Wickings said: "She had a smoke alarm but it was not working.
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9:50am Sunday 4th May 2014 in News
A MAN suffered serious leg injuries after a strimmer he was using exploded.
Ambulance crews were called to Withybed Lane, Inkberrow at about 3,25pm on Saturday.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokeswoman said: "Crews were called to a man who had become injured after an industrial strimmer had reportedly exploded causing shrapnel from the machinery to penetrate through his leg."
An ambulance, a community first responder and the Midlands Air Ambulance from Strensham were dispatched to the scene.
"The man was treated for significant lower leg injuries at the scene," she said. "Ambulance crews administered pain relief and the man's leg was splinted before he was conveyed via land ambulance to Alexandra Hospital for further assessment and treatment."
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The loss of Mandela: The world mourns the loss and celebrates the life of civil rights icon Nelson Mandela.
Minimum wage protests: Fast food patrons had to cross picket lines to order burgers and fries at McDonald's, Wendy's and other quick service restaurants Wednesday. The demonstration, part of a multi-city protest demanding an increase in the minimum wage.
Islamic radicalism: Congressman Adam Schiff says growing Islamic radicalism among rebel factions in Syria has put the country's minority Christians at greatest risk.
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Culture Friday: The tragedy of the global persecution
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We live off Vineyard Ave. and have noticed the police lining up an searching mostly youth several times in the last month along Vineyard, mainly at the park.
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It's neither a "sign" nor a "trend". The Vineyard corridor between 1st St. and Bernal has been the most affordable (to be politically correct) part of Pleasanton for decades. It's attracted some undesirables who participate in drugs, drinking, vandalism, and other mischievous behaviour. Of course, this can occur in any part of Pleasanton, and is not directly connected to a particular socio-economic class, however I have observed over the decades some questionable happenings in this particular area. Ultimately, I'd like to see an increase in Ptown police presence in this area.


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Drawing upon a report finalized March 25, the two gay members of the Board of Supervisors are preparing to introduce legislation in the coming months focused on LGBT seniors issues.
SF Rule Aims for LGBT Tenant Protections Nationwide
By Matthew S. Bajko | Saturday Mar 8, 2014
National developers wishing to build residential projects with 10 or more units in San Francisco would have to disclose if they prohibit LGBT discrimination under a proposal gay District 9 Supervisor David Campos is championing.
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AIDS service organizations are applauding the House of Representatives' decision to allow people living with HIV to donate their organs to other people living with HIV.
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With the co-sponsorship of Sen. Bill Nelson, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act is now just three votes away from passing the Senate.
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The D.C. Council's Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety passed two bills intended to benefit members of the LGBTI community Thursday, allowing District residents to amend the gender on their birth certificates to align with their gender identity.
Albania Passes Landmark LGBT Protection Laws
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Albania is amending its criminal code after two laws protecting the LGBT community against hate crimes were passed this past weekend.
Rhode Island Becomes 10th State to Pass Marriage Equality
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With Governor Lincoln Chafee's signature, Rhode Island became the tenth state in the nation to pass marriage equality legislation, allowing same-sex couples to wed.
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BRADENTON -- Bradenton police are giving Internet cafe owners 30 days to comply with a new state law aimed at shutting down the businesses.
In a memo Thursday to Mayor Wayne Poston, Police Chief Michael Radzilowski laid out the department's plan for enforcing the new law, which took effect Wednesday after Gov. Rick Scott signed the legislation. Enforcing the ban falls to local authorities.
Attached was a letter that is going out to affected business owners.
"The Bradenton Police Department is bound by State Statue to enforce all laws set forth by the state legislature, and shall commence such action thirty-days following the service of this letter," Radzilowski wrote.
During the 30 days, the chief said, detectives will familiarize themselves with the law and also consult with the State Attorney's Office on enforcement.
After 30 days, detectives will visit any open establishments to determine if they are in violation of the law.
"Wow, it's kind of exciting because it means we have 30 days to operate," said Melinda Sykes, owner of two Internet cafes in Manatee.
The new law, the Prohibition of Electronic Gambling Devices in the State of Florida, was approved just a month after nearly 60 people were arrested in connection with the three-year federal and state racketeering investigation into Allied Veterans of the World, a St. Augustine-based charity organization. The investigation also prompted the resignation of Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll, who did consulting work for the group but has not been accused of wrongdoing.
The law gives law enforcement new definitions of illegal gambling machines. But the swiftness of the law's approval has left many questions about its impact on Internet cafes. The law is also expected to affect adult amusement
arcades that cater to senior citizens, imposing new restrictions on arcade games and banning all electronic casino look-alikes.
Florida has an estimated 1,000 Internet cafes and more than 200 adult arcades, and the new law could put as many as 14,000 people out of work.
Manatee County Sheriff's Office spokesman Dave Bristow said his agency doesn't plan to take immediate action against Internet cafes in its jurisdiction.
"Obviously, we are not going to go out and start raiding these establishments today or tomorrow," Bristow said. "We are going to wait and see what happens in the courts, and then we will plan a course of action."
Sykes did close her businesses at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
"We had no choice but to close our doors because our software company pulled all the software," Sykes said.
On Thursday, American Legion Post 24 in Bradenton, which operates a game arcade at its 75th Street West location, announced it has suspended the use of machines that don't comply with the new law.
"We were advised last night based on the governor having signed the bill that we had to shut down the machines down at midnight," Entertainment Coordinator Marty Leise said.
A short time after issuing the statement, Leise received a phone call from the commander of the post that they could remain open after the sheriff's office announced it would not be shutting anyone down yet.
"Right now we have not been told to shut officially, there are just rumors," Leise said.
In the city of Palmetto, no decision has been made yet on how to proceed.
"We are still dissecting it with our legal department on the best action to take," Palmetto Police Chief Rick Wells said. "We are also consulting with the Manatee County Sheriff's Office."
Palmetto has had a moratorium in place prohibiting Internet cafes since January of 2012, but it does have two internet cafes that were grandfathered in until now.
"We will enforce the bill when it's appropriate," City Attorney Mark Barnebey said.
-- Mary Ellen Klas of the Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau contributed to this story.
Jessica De Leon, Herald reporter, can be reached at 941-745-7049. You can follow her on Twitter @JDeLeon1012.


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