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When residents of Ferguson, Missouri, took to the streets to protest the killing of teenager Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson, they were met with assault weapons, armored vehicles, tear gas and police decked out in full riot-gear. A community already suffering the loss of one of its own found their town occupied by what appeared to be a paramilitary force.
If the police looked ready to fight a war, it's because that's what their equipment was designed for. Much of it came courtesy of the Department of Defense's 1033 program, which sends "surplus military equipment" to police departments. Since 1033 was introduced in the late 1990s, the federal government has sent $4.3 billion worth of military hardware to local and state police forces. The program has a particularly brutal effect on communities of color, as it is used primarily to execute the disastrous and racist "war on drugs." While the images in Ferguson have just recently become familiar to many, police have long used SWAT teams outfitted in military gear to serve warrants for arrests for minor drug crimes, terrorizing whole communities and sometimes injuring or even killing people in the process.
This fall when Congress is back in session, Representative Hank Johnson will introduce the Stop Militarizing Law Enforcement Act, which would end the federal government's policy of sending military equipment to local communities. Write to your representatives and demand that they fight to end the militarization of the police. Then, to help people in Ferguson right now, donate to one of a number of worthy causes: you can help the Brown family collect the funds needed to pursue justice for their son, contribute to the bail or legal fees of protesters who have been arrested or pay for food for children of Ferguson who may go hungry while school remains canceled. There's also a campaign to fund independent journalistic coverage of what is happening on the ground in Ferguson and CREDO is raising funds to keep up the progressive livestream it has launched with WeActRadio. You can also call the St. Louis County Prosecutor's Office and demand that he take action against Officer Darren Wilson. (The good folks at Bolder Giving compiled much of this information on an excellent resource page.)
At The Nation, Alex S. Vitale argues that at the root of militarized policing is "a cynical politics of race that has perverted criminal justice policies" that focuses on "the management of poor and non-white populations through ever-more-punitive practices."
While it is crucial that we demilitarize the police, law enforcement doesn't need tanks and body armor to terrorize communities of color. On her show on MSNBC, Melissa Harris-Perry reminds us how familiar Michael Brown's story is, as she gives voice to nine black men recently gunned down by police officers and points out that between 2006 and 2013, white police officers killed a black person at least two times a week.
We all pay our taxes. Why shouldn't multibillion-dollar corporations? Thanks to corporate inversions, many highly profitable companies are stiffing the United States government of billions of dollars that could be used to fund vital social programs. By buying a foreign company and reincorporating overseas, these corporations are able to avoid US taxes even while they enjoy the benefits of keeping much of their operations located here. The practice is getting more popular; currently, more than a dozen countries are plotting to change their address.
Because politicians depend on these same tax dodgers for their campaign funds, Congress isn't going to do anything about this problem. But President Obama has promised to do so. We need to demand that he take the strongest action possible to stop these corporate deserters. Tell the president to sign an executive order that prevents corporations from deserting America by pretending to be located offshore.
In her column for The Washington Post, Katrina vanden Heuvel explains the politics surrounding corporate inversions and argues that we must address the "underlying disease" that ultimately allows so many powerful corporations to avoid paying their fair share.
On The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert lays out the absurdity of corporate inversions: "It's like me adopting an African child, then claiming myself as his dependent."
Earlier this month, The Nation partnered with Know Your IX, a national survivor-run campaign to fight campus sexual violence. Together we called on Congress to give the Department of Education the tools to hold colleges accountable for their treatment of sexual assault. This morning, a group of senators introduced a bill that would do just that.
Title IX is famous for its impact on women's sports, but the law also requires schools to protect students from gender-based violence. Our campaign asked Congress to give the DOE the authority to impose fines on schools that violate students' Title IX rights by not protecting them from sexual violence. The DOE's Office for Civil Rights has never once sanctioned a school for sexual assault-related violations. Part of the reason is that the current option at their disposal, the full removal of federal funds, is too onerous. Senator McCaskill called it an "idle threat" that is "like having no penalty."
Between the petition hosted at The Nation and another at Change.org, we collected over 11,000 names in favor of the change. Along with lending their support to the campaign, many shared their stories with us, and the reasons they were demanding reform. A number of supporters said they lacked faith in institutions' treatment of victims; one woman wrote, "My daughter was raped going down to the ladies room at night while studying in the campus in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She never even told me until years later. She thought no one would do anything about it." Another commented, "I graduated college in 1983. This was an issue then. Why has nothing been done in thirty-one years?"
Called the Campus Accountability and Safety Act, the bill was introduced by a bipartisan group of senators that included Democrats Kirsten Gillibrand and Claire McCaskill and Republicans Marco Rubio and Dean Heller. Wagatwe Wanjuki, a member of Know Your IX, spoke at the press conference, as did other survivors and advocates. In addition to fines, the bill would require schools to make public the results of annual anonymous surveys on sexual assault on their campuses, ensure minimum training standards for staff handling sexual assault complaints and require colleges to implement uniform procedures for handling complaints, forbidding them from allowing subgroups, such as athletic departments, to handle accusations for their group alone.
Members of Know Your IX see the legislation as an important step forward in holding colleges accountable for their treatment of sexual assault. "We're glad to see this bipartisan effort, rooted in students' experiences on the ground and their recommendations, moving forward," they said. "It's a promising step toward building campuses that are safe for students of all genders."
It's been nearly two months since the Federal Communications Commission announced new rules that could destroy net neutrality, and the fight to preserve the open Internet is heating up. Earlier this month, Color of Change (COC), an organization devoted to strengthening the political voice of black Americans, took aim at ten members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) for being on the wrong side of the fight. The representatives—who COC points out have taken large amounts of money from the telecom industry—signed a letter attacking one of the key steps needed to protect net neutrality: reclassifying Internet service as a public utility. In a petition directed at the ten representatives, Color of Change stressed the high stakes of the campaign:
By signing a letter attacking the FCC's proposal to protect net neutrality by reclassifying Internet service as a public utility, you are assisting big phone and cable companies in threatening the Internet as we know it. You have taken thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from the telecom industry, and now you are putting the telecom lobby's agenda above the interests of your constituents and of Black America. Your actions threaten both the Black voice in national and international discourse, and the moral authority of the Congressional Black Caucus as an advocate for Black America.
Sign Color of Change's petition to members of the Congressional Black Caucus calling on them to fight to protect the open Internet.
The need to reclassify Internet service as a public utility became all the more apparent after an appeals court ruled early this year that, under the current classification, the FCC could not enforce its Open Internet Order to preserve net neutrality. At The Root, Color of Change Executive Director Rashad Robinson broke down the implications of that decision for communities of color.
In a bit that famously sent so many viewers to the FCC's website that it crashed, John Oliver hilariously explains the debate over net neutrality.
Editor's Note: We're excited to be partnering with Know Your IX to demand appropriate consequences for colleges that fail to address sexual assault and rape on their campuses. We're publishing this piece by Alexandra Brodsky and Dana Bolger of Know Your IX to give our readers a chance to find out more about this vital campaign.
Last July, members of Know Your IX were busy preparing for our national protest to pressure the Department of Education to hold colleges accountable for how they handle campus sexual assault. As we put the finishing touches on posters and chant sheets, two organizers got to chatting about school administrators. Wagatwe Wanjuki and John Kelly realized that they had both been raped at Tufts University, six years apart. Both had turned to the school for help; in both cases, the school failed to support and protect them. And both, they discovered, had felt the brunt of this institutional betrayal from the very same dean. He had been at the center of Wanjuki's complaint half a decade before and still, as Kelly experienced firsthand in 2013, he continued to deny students not only basic respect and empathy but also their civil rights.
You'd think the university would have gotten it right by now.
Know Your IX is a national survivor-run campaign to end campus sexual violence by educating students about their Title IX rights and empowering them to hold their universities accountable for violations of the civil rights law. Many people think Title IX is just about women's sports, but in fact it prohibits all forms of gender discrimination in education, including sexual violence and harassment. As part of their Title IX responsibilities, schools that receive any federal funding must actively combat gender-based violence and respond when students of any gender are harmed. When they don't, they deny survivors access to the full range of educational opportunities available to their peers: as many survivors can attest, it's impossible to pursue a full range of educational opportunities when you're studying, eating and sleeping on the same campus as your rapist.
Yet despite the promise of Title IX, student survivors' experiences—and federal complaints—indicate that few schools respect students' rights.
Sexual assault on college campuses has dominated the news as of late, as outlets from The Nation to The New York Times examine the crisis and United States senators hold roundtables and hearings to discuss it. The current national outcry over campus sexual violence may be new, but the violence itself isn't—and the Department of Education knows that. This isn't the first time that many of the schools currently under investigation for Title IX violations by the Department's Office for Civil Rights are facing scrutiny. The OCR has investigated several universities, including Tufts, multiple times in the last decade alone.
Fortunately, the federal government is beginning to recognize what students have known for too long: investigations alone won't spur schools to make real changes. We're heartened by the department's new efforts to give Title IX teeth. For example, in response to student demonstrations like our protest last year, this spring the OCR published a list of the dozens of colleges and universities currently under investigation for Title IX violations—an unprecedented move on the agency's part and an important first step to hit universities where it hurts: their reputations.
But we can't stop there. A major reason Title IX hasn't been effective in ending campus sexual violence is that school administrators know the Department of Education doesn't hold schools accountable for violating the law: in its entire history, the OCR has never sanctioned a school for sexual assault-related violations. Instead, even when the government exposes terrible abuses, it gives schools second (and third, and fourth) chances to improve—with devastating consequences for students like John, who suffer assaults at schools where students have been complaining about policies and administrators for years. Just as campus rapists have perpetrated violence while confident their schools will never hold them accountable, so too do universities flout their legal responsibilities without fear of repercussions.
This needs to change. Unfortunately, the OCR has only one tool expressly at its disposal to sanction schools: the complete removal of federal funds. This measure is far too blunt an instrument, and would hurt the very students it means to help by drying up financial aid and educational opportunities—perhaps why, in part, the department has been reluctant to issue formal findings of noncompliance in the first place.
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That's why Know Your IX and our partners ask that Congress provide the OCR with the explicit authority to levy fines against schools in violation of Title IX. These sanctions would send a clear message to schools (and the country) that their institutional violence and civil rights violations won't be tolerated. While the fines alone might not convince a school to change—and while they should not be so onerous that they harm current students—the resulting headlines, read by prospective students and alumni donors across the country, will be unambiguous; in the prestige game of American academia, a rape fine would deal a deep blow.
We wish we lived in a country where we could appeal to schools' moral compasses—but US colleges and universities have proven time and again that they won't take sexual violence, and equal access to education for all students, seriously, until they have more at stake. We need to speak to them in the twin languages they understand: money and reputation. Armed with the power to levy fines, the OCR could ensure that it is more expensive for schools to violate survivors' rights than to respect them.
Now is our opportunity. Senators Claire McCaskill, Kirsten Gillibrand and Richard Blumenthal are looking to introduce legislation this fall to combat campus sexual violence. They know, as we do, that the OCR needs more tools at its disposal. And they've already held a series of roundtables to discuss, among other reforms, the possibility of issuing legislation granting the OCR fining authority. Join Know Your IX and The Nation in calling on Congress to fight to make Title IX's forty-two-year-old promise a reality.
In the early 1940s, faced with the destruction wrought by the Great Depression and a brewing world war, the United States government established the Victory Bonds program. Through the creation of affordable government-backed bonds, the program gave Americans of modest means the chance to invest in their country during crises that called for immediate action.
Today, the fight against climate change demands that same urgency. That's why The Nation is joining Green America in calling on Congress to pass a bill creating Clean Energy Victory Bonds (CEVB).
Backed by the full faith and credit of the United States, CEVBs will allow any American to invest as little as $25. Advocates for the bill expect the sale of the bonds to raise up to $50 billion, which will then leverage an additional $100 billion from private and public investors. The money raised would fund essential tax credits to renewable sources like wind, solar, and geothermal, as well as companies specializing in energy-efficiency. These investments have the potential to lessen the demand for fossil fuels, reduce the amount of CO2 poured into the atmosphere, and create one million good US jobs.
This July 4th weekend, show your patriotism by joining Green America and The Nation in calling on Congress to pass the Clean Energy Victory Bond Act of 2014.
Truly addressing climate change cannot happen just through investments in clean energy; as Chris Hayes pointed out in an essay for The Nation this spring, we can only avert planetary disaster if we leave destructive sources of energy in the ground—and if we force fossil fuel companies to forgo trillions of dollars in profits.
Earlier this spring, members of the Yes Men joined with indigenous activists to demonstrate what a truly bold energy policy would look like. Posing as US government officials, they spoke at the Homeland Security Congress, announcing a plan to convert the United States to one-hundred percent renewable energy by 2030. The activists then went on Democracy Now! to discuss their prank.
As Iraq suffers again from bloody sectarian conflict and potential civil war, many of the same pundits and politicians who supported the US invasion in 2003 are now advocating for military intervention once again. This is the wrong response. As Katrina vanden Heuvel wrote in her column for The Washington Post, "We learned in 2003 that when we move in with guns blazing, we tend to spark a lot more fires than we extinguish. In 2014, we cannot afford to learn this same lesson."
There have been numerous reports that President Obama is considering military involvement in Iraq. Even if limited to airstrikes, military action would inflame sectarian divisions in the country and that would almost certainly kill civilians.
Join The Nation, RootsAction and Iraq Veterans Against the War in calling on President Obama to refrain from using militarily force in Iraq.
The Editors at The Nation make the case against military intervention.
At Democracy Now!, Iraqi-American blogger Raed Jarrar discussed the history of US intervention in the region and explained how military force would only make the deteriorating situation worse.
This morning, when President Obama announced his own executive action to give student loan borrowers some relief, the president also lent his support to the Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act. The bill, introduced by Senator Elizabeth Warren, would let graduates refinance their student loans, just as they are able to refinance their car loans or mortgages. For many borrowers, this change is critical; while students taking out new undergraduate loans now pay an interest rate of 3.86 percent, millions of students with outstanding debt are stuck paying nearly 7 percent. The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) estimates that the bill would save borrowers a total of $14 billion.
With 40 million borrowers owing a total of $1 trillion, the student loan debt crisis is truly an emergency. While Warren's bill is only a small step toward addressing the ever-mounting cost of higher education, its passage could make a real difference in the lives of students currently crushed under the weight of student loan debt.
The Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act is expected to come up for a vote on Wednesday, June 11. Join The Nation and AFT in calling on the Senate to give student loan borrowers some relief.
Who exactly is gaining from the astronomical rise in student loan debt? In late May, Michelle Chen wrote about a study from the Debt and Society Project that detailed the massive profits Wall Street makes off of higher education. As Chen reports, between student loans and borrowing by institutions (often for amenities that have little to do with educating students), debt-related payments to the financial sector account for one tenth of all spending on higher education nationwide.
To accompany the Debt and Society Project report, Dog Park Media released a video illustrating Wall Street's "skim" off higher education and its contribution to the ever-rising cost of college.
After his son, 20-year-old Christopher Ross Michaels-Martinez, was killed in the Santa Barbara shootings in late May, Richard Martinez shared a powerful message:
Today, I'm going to ask every person I can find to send a postcard to every politician they can think of with three words on it: "Not one more." People are looking for something to do. I'm asking people to stand up for something. Enough is enough.
Shortly afterward, Everytown for Gun Safety launched a campaign allowing people to do just that. So far, over half a million people have answered the call.
Join The Nation and Everytown for Gun Safety and tell your elected representatives that not one more person should die because of our broken gun laws. Everytown for Gun Safety will print and deliver a postcard to your senators, representative and governor.
The shootings in Isla Vista have lead to conversations about much more than guns. At The Nation, Rebecca Solnit explored the ways in which the hashtag #YesAllWomen shed light on the "pandemic of hate toward and violence against women" that women experience every day.
Martinez bravely spoke out just a day after his son was killed, condemning "craven" and "irresponsible" politicians and stating, "You talk about gun rights. What about Chris's right to live?"
Earlier this spring, The Nation partnered with the Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) to call on President Obama to reject Cove Point. A proposed 3.8 billion liquid natural gas (LNG) export facility in southern Maryland, Cove Point would help keep the United States on the path to massively increased greenhouse gas emissions. While the president hasn't addressed the project, a federal agency recently put out a call for public comments on Cove Point.
On May 15, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) released an "Environmental Assessment" of Cove Point. While FERC states that the proposed plant would have no "significant" overall impacts on the environment, activists and outside scientists are vehemently disagreeing. The CCAN said that the report "defies basic facts and sweeps serious dangers under the rug" and criticized its failure to take into account the full scope of greenhouse gas emissions that would be triggered by the project or the huge incentive to expand fracking that the project represents. In its report, FERC even claimed that there is no proven and direct connection between Cove Point and fracking for gas despite the fact that a major Pennsylvania fracking company—Cabot Oil & Gas—has already signed a contract to ship billions of cubic feet of shale gas to Cove Point for export.
It is obvious that FERC has listened to the gas industry; now let's demand that they listen to us. Send a comment to the agency imploring it to deny Dominion's application or, at the very minimum, conduct a comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement.
In March of this year, Mark Hertsgaard explained why activists fighting against Keystone XL should also rally around stopping Cove Point.
On The Daily Show, Aasif Mandvi tried to explain to a group of Pennsylvania residents the "benefits" of expanded fracking.


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Drivers criticised for risking New Forest flood danger
Updated 11:18am Wednesday 29th January 2014 in News
THEY'RE taking a huge risk.
That was the warning from fire chiefs today as drivers ignored danger signs and continued to take their chances through heavy standing water.
Part of Derritt Lane in Bransgore, in the New Forest, has been under more than a foot of water for a week.
It's already put paid to one car that had to be abandoned on the roadside after becoming half submerged.
Simon Rowley, founder of local business Fire Aid, said the same thing had been happening each winter for several years.
He said: "I don't know what planet these people are on.
"If you have a big car and know how to drive through flood water then you may be okay, but why take the risk when it is only a mile detour to get around.
"You can't see how deep it is, and if the car goes over the edge of the road, that's it."
Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service area manager Andy Bowers said driving past closure signs was a "huge risk".
"We have already been called to help rescue one driver from their car after they drove into flood water in Derritt Lane," he said.
"We have also helped rescue numerous other people from their vehicles in similar circumstances in the New Forest in recent weeks."
He said a car could be moved by just six inches of water, and drivers should seek safer alternative routes.
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Several smartphone apps can add a helpful boost of motivation, or just provide some fun information, to a run or walk.
Walk at Work
Is a treadmill desk worth the high cost? A New York Times reporter, Amy Harmon, puts one to the test at work.
App Smart: Walking
The same smartphones that often keep us sitting down can also encourage us to get up and walk more by tracking our steps.
Taking a Walk Where Wales Meets the Sea
Rugged terrain and moments of respite in southern Wales.
Stories From Your Strolls
We asked you to send us photos of your favorite walks in Europe. Here are some highlights.
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DIAGNOSIS; The Man With the Wobbly Walk
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"Island Night" is part philosophic dialogue, part poetic reverie and part nature walk.
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I'm Just Walkin'
Matt Green is determined to walk every street in all five boroughs of New York City. The distance is around 8,000 miles and is expected to take him over two years to complete.
Restoring Acadia's Trails
Work crews are following in the footsteps of 19th-century trail blazers to revive the scenic paths of Acadia National Park in Maine.
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A trekking adventure in a Tibetan area of China draws some official attention.
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A family trip to one of the least-visited national parks leads to exhilarating climbs and mesmerizing views of white and blue.
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Seeking a more untamed wildlife experience, a family heads to the remote Osa Peninsula on the country's Pacific coast.
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Some 8,000 feet above sea level and relatively untouched by tourism, the Tigray region has an air of mystery.
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Two years after a torrential rainfall struck the area on Italy's Ligurian coast, a visit reveals both recent recovery and timeless pleasures.
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The author traces her textured history with the California mountain, where a search for a fresh start eventually intersected with a dark chapter from the area's past.
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CATEGORIES MoviesWhen Moviefone asked Chloe Moretz about her chances at winning the People's Choice Award for Favorite Movie Star Under 25, the actress was fairly blunt. "It's like Tom Felton, Daniel Radcliffe. It's Harry Potter against me," she said, leaving out other "Potter" nominees Emma Watson and Rupert Grint. "I'm pretty sure I'm gonna lose to "Harry Potter," but that's OK. I don't mind. At least I got nominated."
About that: in what amounts to a fairly big surprise, fans voted Moretz as their favorite young star at the People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
"Oh my God, I can't even imagine that I'm in the same category as the whole 'Harry Potter' cast, and I won!" Moretz said during her adorable acceptance speech. "That's weird."
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Ahh!!! Omg!! Thank u guys SO MUCH for allowing me to WIN!!! :) ahh!!!! #PeoplesChoiceAwards-- Chloe Grace Moretz (@ChloeGMoretz) January 12, 2012
Between this win, plus her high-profile acting work in films like "Hugo" and the upcoming Tim Burton blockbuster "Dark Shadows" with Johnny Depp, Moretz is likely to be up for this People's Choice Award for years to come -- literally. She turns just 15 on Feb. 10, meaning she'll be under 25 for another ten People's Choice Awards ceremonies. Does this mean she's the biggest young star in Hollywood at the moment? Maybe! Feel free to weigh in with praise for Chloe, or your own favorite young star, below.


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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Races were won and records were broken as the JU track & field kicked off the 2013 indoor season in Gainesville, Fla. at the Florida Gator Invitational. In total, five Dolphins won individual events in what was an impressive all-around team performance in the opening meet of the year.
Sophomore Shanique Walker (San Jose, Calif.) started the day off winning her heat in the 55 meter hurdles with a time of 7.91 seconds and setting a new school record in the event previously held by Dolphin great Natasha Harvey. She returned in the final to post a time of 7.98 to win the event.
"We got a good evaluation of each event group," said JU head coach Ron Grigg. "Shanique's record and win has to be the highlight."
In what was the most dominate performance of the day, senior distance runner Joane Pierre (Immokalee, Fla.) blew away the competition in the mile recording a time of 4:57.46 and finished 11 seconds ahead of the next closest finisher.
Walker and Pierre were not the only Dolphins that would come away from the meet victorious as Bienna Freeman (Newark, Del.), Svenja Meyer (Appen, Germany), and Courtney Walker (Jacksonville, Fla.) would all win their respective events.
Freeman made a late charge coming from deep in the pack to overtake the other competitors and just edge out North Florida's Audrey Maheu to win the 800 meter with a time of 2:11.95.
Meyer ran an impressive 10:16.05 in the 3000 meters to claim first place over Florida's Grace VanDeGrift by two seconds.
Courtney Walker capped of the dominant day for the Dolphins by jumping a meet-best 18'04" in the long jump on her second attempt of the day.
"The middle distance group won the 800m, mile and 3k in solid opening performances," said Grigg. "We ran two solid 4x4's which shows we have a lot of options for running fast at the end of any meet. Akeela (Bravo) was a bright spot for the throws group, but i think all of the field events will benefit from more time with their coaches. All in all it was a good start, but we must keep building from here if we want to reach our individual, relay, and team goals."
The Dolphins will look to build on the momentum and strong performance as they return to Gainesville on January 26 for the Jimmy Carnes Invitational.


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2012: Appeared in 19 games, including the America East championship and the NCAA Tournament...registered six shots.
2011: Saw action in 16 games and made seven starts...posted 10 shots...assisted on Regan Bosnyak's second goal against UMBC on Sept. 29.
High School: Earned four varsity letters at Holy Cross High School for head coach Sergio Torres...elected co-captain as a senior in 2010...named All-Conference and All-County in 2009 and '10...named All-South Jersey and All-State in 2009...registered 17 goals and 31 assists in high school career...also competed in track and field and was named All-Conference four times between 2008-2011...member of the National Honor Society...co-founder and president of the Special Olympics Club...played for the Cherry Hill FC Power club team and won the New Jersey Cup state tournament in 2011.
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The cushion pictured here is my plum colored zafu made by Hugger Mugger™. It has a handle-like strap for convenient carrying. Although, it is rather hefty (9 pounds) so I would not choose to travel with this zafu. But for toting it up and down the stairs in my home I have found the strap to be handy and the weight is no bother.
An optional zabuton (rectangular meditation mat) can be placed underneath the zafu to give extra comfort to knees and legs while sitting in lotus pose. The meditator plants his tailbone near the edge or upon the front third section of the zafu. This position raises the hips above the knees offering comfort. The mediator may also choose to sit in half-lotus or kneeling position when using the zafu.
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Sitting MeditationIt is recommended that you begin a sitting meditation practice for 5-10 minutes once a day. Preferably at the same time and place. Choose a quiet spot away from noise or distraction and make it your sacred space. Gradually increase your meditation time to 20-30 minutes or longer each day.
How to Do the Lotus PoseThe lotus pose opens the hips and aligns the spine. Right knee is bent and placed on the thigh near the crease of the left hip with the sole of the foot facing the ceiling. Left knee is bent and then crossed over the right hip crease, again with the sole facing upwards. The lotus pose is associated with yoga and meditation.
How to Do the Half Lotus PoseOne knee is bent and placed near the opposite hip crease same as full lotus pose. The other knee is bent and placed underneath the opposite leg.
ZazenZen meditation is called Zazen and is typically done once daily for 10 to 30 minutes.
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- Eyes are kept closed or open while gazing downward onto the floor at approximately 45 degree angle.
- Silently count or use a mantra allowing any mental thoughts or images to drift away.
- Leave any expectation out of your meditation space.
Transcendental MeditationTM or Transcendental Meditation is typically done twice a day for twenty minutes during each session, first thing in the morning and again later in the day. TM is done while sitting on the floor or sitting upright in a chair.
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Hop n Sage- Fireside At The Village - sleeps 6 in Mammoth Lakes
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Fireside at the Village
rates (USD)
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This large but cozy condo at Fireside at The Village is only steps from The Village with a free gondola that wisks you to Canyon Lodge, and numerous Village shops and restaurants.
1000 square feet on rwo floors ensures lots of room for families and groups.
The first level is where the kitchen, dining room, living room and a full bath are situated. The living room includes a wood burning fireplace, stereo and TV with DVD/VCR. The spacious upgraded kitchen is fully equipped with cooking and serving ware. There is a gas barbecue on the deck.
Sleeping for two guests is provided on the foldout sofa bed.
In the large loft, there is a bedroom with a king sized bed and lovely views. The adjacent loft has two twin size beds and a large closet area with room for a crib. Towels and high quality linens are provided.
The condo has wireless high speed internet. Parking for one car is provided, with additional
vehicles accommodated on a space available basis.
The Fireside complex is small and quiet, but features a great indoor pool, sauna and hot tub with views of the Sherwins.
This is a non smoking condo. Smoking is only allowed outside. Pets may be allowed on a case by case basis, subject to a $25/day pet fee.
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property availability
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- unavailable dates
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Owner (949) 887-2423
condo rental amenities
Living room - Wood burning Fireplace with firewood,TV, and three comfy sofas.
Master Bedroom - King bed, TV
Loft - Two twins
Well equipped and upgraded kitchen
High Speed Internet
Ski Lockers
Large deck with mountain views and barbecue
Indoor Pool, Sauna, Jacuzzi and Ping Pong table
Steps to Gondola, shops and restaurants
activities and attractions in Mammoth Lakes High Sierra/Gold Country
Cross Country Skiing
Mountain Biking
Fall Colors
Hot Springs
Music, Wine and Beer Festivals
vacation rental rates
Winter Mid Week Rates starting at $250/night
Winter Weekends start at $350/night based on a three night minimum
Summer Rates from $125-$300/night depending on length of stay
Call us for holiday rates.
Rates are based on six guests - an extra $25/person charge may apply.
Rates include all cleaning, booking and linens fees, but Mammoth's 14% lodging taxes will be charged.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Owner (949) 887-2423
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Top things to do in Mammoth Lakes
- Hike
- Golf
- Mountain Bike
- Fish
- Yosemite
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Woohoo!! Actually they're Kanetsune Kanemasa series purchased through JKI. Great value, in my opinion. Plus cool new shoes courtesy of Dave!! Thanks!
Thanks guys and I'm glad that you like them Tad.
Here is Karring's new 150mm Hiromoto AS Petty with ash burl scales (wood from Burl Source) along with it's older bigger brother Karring's 240mm Hiromoto AS gyuto.
The petty is from the most recent group buy (#6) we did (yup - I'm still doing these) where as the gyuto is from the 1st group buy from way back when. The gyuto was returned to have it's blade thinned & etched as well as have the wood scales fixed (they shrank terribly - crap wood from WoodStabilizer). I'm 99% sure that the wood is now stable plus Karring is fond of the handle so we're going to keep it and see what happens.
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Very nice work Dave, and I love how the ash burl handle came out.
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Parkhopper Place Windsor Hills 3BR/2BA Condo 2 mi to Disney in Disney Area
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Windsor Hills
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 490 - $ 945 / week
vacation rental description
Parkhopper Place is our 1410 square foot, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath condo in Windsor Hills Resort. Windsor Hills is a gated resort with 24 hour security. Parkhopper Place is only a two minute walk through a landscaped area from all the resort activities and services.
After a long day parkhopping, you can relax at Parkhopper Place, swim in the lagoon pool with two-story water slide, you can stretch out on the king, queen or twin beds, watch cable or DVDs on one of the 3 flat screen 1080p HDTVs, play family games on the Sony Playstation 2, prepare a snack in the fully equipped kitchen, enjoy a cool drink on the lanai, do laundry, or just relax and enjoy your vacation.
Our unit is located in a quiet area where there is less foot and vehicle traffic, yet it is a leisurely 2 minute walk to the back entrance of the pool and clubhouse. You can park in front of the building or along the side and still be conveniently located near the front and back entrances of the condo. Because we are on the ground floor, we have a lanai with a screen door that opens out to the professionally landscaped courtyard, which is just steps from the putting green and basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts.
The living room has plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the comfy sofa and loveseat. There is a 42-inch 1080p HD TV, DVD, Sony Playstation 2 with games, and cable in the living room, and 1080p HD TVs with DVD players in the two master bedrooms. Our local management company is available to assist you if you have questions regarding the condo, Windsor Hills Resort, or area attractions. A shuttle service from the clubhouse to area parks is also available for a fee.
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Carolyn Hudson 205-991-9186
condo rental amenities
3 bedrooms/2 full bathrooms/sleeps 8 with sleeper-sofa
King bed in first master, HDTV, cable, DVD, hairdryer
Queen bed in second master, HDTV, cable, DVD, hairdryer
2 Twin beds in Disney theme third bedroom
Free high-speed secure internet access
Pack-n-Play, stroller, and high chair for no extra charge
Large walk in closets
Ceiling fans in LR and all bedrooms
Fully equipped kitchen: microwave, full-size refrigerator, stove, oven, coffee maker,
blender, toaster, electric can opener, cookware, utensils, bakeware, flatware, dinnerware, glassware, stemware, etc.
Full-size washer and dryer, iron and ironing board
Spacious livingroom with leather queen sleeper sofa and loveseat, TV, cable, DVD, stereo with CD player
and radio
Large table in dining area, seats 6
Screened lanai with table and 2 chairs
Starter soap, bath tissue, paper towels, laundry detergent, dryer sheets, dishwasher detergent provided
Linens and towels provided. Beach towels also provided for use at pool.
activities and attractions in Disney Area Central Florida
Windsor Hills Resort has everything you and your friends and family will love
on your vacation. Of all the community resorts in the area, Windsor Hills offers the
most and best vacation amenities, including a lagoon-style, double-Olympic heated
pool, two-story water slide, hot tub, clubhouse, fitness center, game room,
video arcade, movie theater, sundry shop, 3 playgrounds, putting green, and tennis,
volleyball and basketball courts. This is the closest rental resort to the Disney entrances. You can leave Parkhopper Place and be at the Disney Animal Kingdom in about 6 minutes. You can be at the main parking lot of Magic Kingdom, Epcot and Hollywood Studios in about 10 minutes. This is faster than staying on Disney property and using Disney bus transportaion from some of their hotels and resorts.
vacation rental rates
Summer Season: $104 night/$693 week--June 1- Aug 16, 2014 - 5 night minimum
Value Season: $89 night/$595 week--August 17 - Sept 1, 2014 - 3 night minimum
Pool Refurbishment: $72 night/$490 week--Sept 2-30, 2014 - 3 night minimum
Pool at Windsor Hills Resort will be closed for refurbishment Sept 2-30, 2014.
Short Stay Value Rate: $80 night--Oct 1-3, 2014 - 2 night minimum
Value Season: $89 night/$595 week--Oct 4-Nov 21, 2014 - 3 night minimum
Thanksgiving: $119 night/$805 week--Nov 22-29, 2014 - 5 night minimum
Value Season: $89 night/$595 week--Nov 30 - Dec 19, 2014 - 3 night minimum
Christmas/New Year: $129 night/$875 week--Dec 20, 2014 - Jan 3, 2015 - 5 night min
Value Season: $89 night/$595 week--Jan 4-30, 2015 - 3 night minimum
Mid Season: $99 night/$665 week--Jan 31 - Mar 6, 2015 - 3 night minimum
Spring Break: $115/night/$770 week--Mar 7-27, 2015 - 5 night minimum
Easter: $129 night/$875 week--March 28-April 11, 2015 - 5 night minimum
Value Season: $89 night/$595 week--Apr 12 - May 29, 2015 - 3 night minimum
Summer Season: $104 night/$693 week--May 30 - Aug 15, 2014 - 5 night minimum
A $75 cleaning fee is added to all stays. 13% Florida tax not included in rates.
Property is non-smoking and pets are not allowed. Check-in is 4 pm and check-out is 10 am. Early or late times may be arranged if available for $50. A $200 fully refundable damage deposit is required to reserve dates. Final payment due 30 days prior to arrival.
Carolyn Hudson 205-991-9186
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Top things to do in Disney Area
- Disney
- Universal Studios
- SeaWorld
- Dinner Shows
- Golf
Top things to do on a budget
- Spend day at Windsor Hills Pool
- Windsor Hills Free Movie Theater
- Windsor Hills Tennis
- Windsor Hills Playground
- Beaches
Top things to do with a family
- Theme Parks
- Water Parks
- Dinner Shows
- Windsor Hills Pool
- WonderWorks
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Part of me wants to think that every baseball fan alive wants Ryan Braun to be completely exonerated. That Major League Baseball will come out and say that Braun's sample got accidentally switched with the one from that office staffer with the unibrow. That would be better for MLB.
Another part of me wants every franchise to have a huge performance-enhancing drug scandal. All thirty teams, right down the line. That would make it easier to discuss and debate with the shades of grey that the subject deserves.
But if Ryan Braun were exonerated, that'd probably be a good thing. And radio host Dan Patrick says he has information that Braun could be completely innocent. Via Tom Hadricourt:
"There were whispers that this was a personal medical issue, that he was taking something for that, that may have spiked his test. I since found out (Sunday) that that is not the case.
"Ryan Braun may be exonerated here. He may be found innocent. And judging from all of the information I was told, there's a good chance that he should be."
I'm not up on which national sports guys are cool, and which ones are Skip Bayless behind a mic, but I don't remember Patrick being especially provocative for the sake of being provocative. He talked to someone who might know this stuff, and he's passing it along. Interesting stuff for you to take or leave.
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Superior Academy trains bodies to react to stressful situations with power and stamina. Its mixed martial arts training includes a variety of techniques, including Bruce Lee's jeet kune do and close-quarter defense, to help kids, teens, adults, women, and military personnel fend off would-be attackers. For those who prefer to move in a less combative art, the school also conducts salsa, ballroom, and swing lessons for solo dancers or partners.
An original Rees Jones design, Jones Creek Golf Club navigates the rolling hills of Augusta to showcase a landscape of dogwoods, azaleas, and frequent elevation changes. Water intersects numerous holes, and pristine white-sand bunkers surround sloped, hard-to-read greens that flummox players more that the Mona Lisa's coy smile. Golfers can warm-up for rounds at the facility's practice greens, driving range, or during lessons at the state-of-the-art golf center. The stately clubhouse features casual dining and elegant facilities to host events. Nearby, members can wind down with a match on the tennis courts or a dip in the facility's large swimming pool.
Certified yoga instructor Annalisa Adamsand her staff of yogis specialize in Baptiste inspired Power Vinyasa Yoga, among others, at Dancing Dogs Power Yoga. Devoid of mysticism and spiritual frills, this form of yoga emphasizes the physical and mental benefits of routine yoga practice.
At SEC CrossFit, the goal is to help exercisers develop a broad base of physical fitness. The coaches achieve this by leading workouts in a a gym filled with rowing machines, barbells, gymnastics rings, and other functional-fitness equipment. The staff fosters a fun but challenging atmosphere that encourages participants to push themselves while also cheering on their classmates. To keep exercisers interested, coaches mix it up with a different workout each day. Whether they draw from Olympic weightlifting, gymnastics, or plyometrics, all the workouts are designed to sculpt physiques and improve quality of life for exercisers of any age.
For the instructors at Seigler's Karate Center, martial arts is about more than drilling strikes and forceful take-downs; it's about building confidence. With that philosophy in mind, the team aims to help people of all ages—from preschooler to retiree—overcome "I quit" attitudes with lessons emphasizing self-discipline and empathy. They exemplify martial arts' fat-burning benefits with cardio-kickboxing classes, focused workouts designed to shrink jean sizes while instilling self-defense techniques in students.


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Some Georgia lawmakers continue to try to expand gun laws so more people can get licenses to carry firearms. A bill up for a vote today would allow people who have voluntarily sought inpatient treatment for mental illness or substance abuse to carry a gun.
About 15% of Dougherty County has a carry permit, and more people are getting licenses every day.
Both Dougherty County Sheriff Kevin Sproul and District Attorney Greg Edwards are supporters of the Second Amendment and people's right to carry guns for self defense. But with 6,472 gun carry permits valid in Dougherty County now, they want people to take advantage that right safely.
D.A. Edwards said, "Even though our gun laws are expanding, I want people to, number one, realize that it is a great responsibility to maintain a gun."
The Sheriff urges every first time gun owner to get training, and to safeguard that weapon at all times. "I'm hoping they do take it as a responsibility for their families. The last thing you want to do is attend your child's funeral because you made an unsafe choice by leaving you weapon loaded in a dresser drawer or underneath the bed," Sproul said.
Sheriff's deputies provide gun locks and will teach you how to use them properly. "One is you can inset the mechanism down through the barrel. What is easier is to go through here. Go in through the port, out through the bottom of the magazine. Remove the key," Dougherty County Sheriff's Captain Allen Brock said.
Sheriff's Deputies go to schools to teach gun safety to kids. "Always treat the weapon as if it was loaded. Don't touch it," said Sheriff's Office Lt. Terron Hayes.
The Sheriff and the District Attorney say they know gun owners who apply and get gun carry permits are law abiding citizens. They just urge them to remember the responsibility that comes with gun ownership.
"I'm going to support gun owners defending their home against improper invasion. I'm going to support appropriate use of self defense if firearms are used in self defense," Edwards said.
But they also urge gun carry permit holders to be properly trained, and concentrate on the correct way to carry and maintain that gun.
So far in 2013, there have been 340 gun permits issued in Dougherty County.
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so little about football?? lol buddy i forgot more then u know.... ive played football and currently coach high school football.. u insult my football knowledge because i think mccoy should be playing better?/? i am not discounting QB hurries but u have to get sackes and tackles to be great !! all i am saying is he hasnt lived up to the hype of a #3 ..and i am not alone just ask sapp,beckles,booger etc, 2 injury filled season and a sub par year.. and if you think he alone is making this run D great your crazy.. its more about the scheme and LB, the fact we run alot of stunts is huge . if you knew anything about D or football you know the LB play has played a bigger role in this run D being better then mccoy
You were simply too smart for me.
"Girly Man". Is that because you think he plays girly? Or because of the injuries?I wouldn't call his play violent. I would say disruptive.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.


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Feel the magic of your Masquerade with this invite!Purple Masquerade Mask Invitations are great for any event. These 4 inch x 6 5/8 inch heavy paper invitation can be personalized with your own wording. Have your guests bring the invitations to the event to double as tickets. After the event, these personalized invitations make great keepsakes. An envelope is included for every invitation you purchase.
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Executive Director's Report
WGAE executive director Lowell Peterson reviews the last twelve months and the Guild's substantial gains in both our core jurisdiction and in areas that have not historically been Guild-covered. Read the full May 2014 Executive Director's Report to Council and Members here.
2014 MBA Signatory Application
A signatory company is an employer that has signed a collective bargaining agreement with WGA. Any company intending to employ a Guild member or option, or purchase literary material from a Guild member must become signatory to the Guild's Minimum Basic Agreement. Signatory companies range from the industry's biggest film studios to independent production companies, and broadcast networks to webisode production companies. Download the newly ratified 2014 MBA Signatory Application here.
Writers Guild Members Ratify New Contract
We are pleased to announce that our joint memberships have ratified our new contract with the AMPTP by an overwhelming majority of 98.5 percent. The new three-year deal commences on May 2, 2014 and remains in effect until May 1, 2017. You can read the full press release here.
We achieved important gains in this agreement including increases to our minimum compensation rates, increased contributions to our Pension Plan, minimums for subscription video-on-demand programs, increased residuals for ad-supported streaming, outsized increases in script minimums for one-hour basic cable writers, a doubling of the theatrical script publication fee, and a brand new provision limiting the options and exclusivity requirements often imposed on episodic television writers. If you'd like to see a summary of the new contract, click here.
Each negotiating cycle is marked by the hard work of the Negotiating Committee, member volunteers, and Guild staff. Our thanks go out to all of those who contributed to the process and to the members who participated in the ratification vote. We continue to build on the battles won by our predecessors and fight for the rights of generations to come.
We want to let you know that WGAE's IT team patched the code potentially affected by the Heartbleed Bug. Many tech experts recommend you change your passwords, regardless. You can easily change your member login password by editing your profile here.
Person Place Thing... Live
A Conversation with Screenwriter Walter Bernstein
Something interesting happens when you ask people not about themselves but about something they care about. Host Randy Cohen – for twelve years writer of The Ethicist column in the NY Times – talks to his guests about a person, a place, and a thing they find meaningful. This time, that guest is screenwriter Walter Bernstein, celebrated for The Magnificent Seven, The Train, The Front, Semi-Tough, Fail Safe and many more. Click HERE for more information.
"Drama & Deception in DC": Now available on iTunes
WGAE's "Drama & Deception in DC" panel, featuring Danny Strong, Joe Weisberg and Beau Willimon, is now available for download. Click here to visit the Guild on iTunes U.
Watching TV... Online
by Lowell Peterson
The tentative deal under which Sony will stream some of Viacom's cable channels online demonstrates that regulators -- for example, the Federal Communications Commission -- need to rethink their approach to cable television. Click here to read more.
An Interview with Kraig Wenman, Screenwriter
by Justin Samuels
Justin Samuels: Do you think the Internet has made it a lot easier for screenwriters to break in and find work?
Kraig Wenman: Absolutely, without the Internet, I wouldn't've been able to make so many inroads in the industry. But like anything, it's a tool within a larger toolbox.
Introduction to the Black List
The Writers Guild of America, East welcomes Black List founder Franklin Leonard to talk about its online service and its expansion into television and episodic writing. Click here for more information.
Vote in the WGAE Council Election - All you need is your Guild card
- Go to https://eballotuv.votenet.com/wgaeast
- Enter your 5-digit WGAE member ID along with the Activation Code you received by mail. (If you don't have that letter, click on "Send Me My Activation Code.")
- You will be asked to create a password.
If you have any questions (such as "What is my Member ID number?"), call or email Dana Weissman (212.767.7835).
Online voting for the 2014 Council Election ends at 5pm EDT on Thursday, September 18. You may request a paper ballot until September 12, 2014.
If you prefer to vote in person, you may do so at the Annual Membership meeting, on September 18 at 5:30pm at the Guild office.
Please note that the Guild neither endorses nor recommends any candidates for Guild office. The use of the e-mail address elections@ and the Guild's street address (or logo) in connection with distributing candidate campaign material is for the convenience of the candidates and members of the WGAE only and should not be construed as an endorsement of any candidate or slate of candidates. wgaeast.org
Submissions Now Open For 2015 WGA Documentary Screenplay Award
The Writers Guild of America, East (WGAE) and Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW) today announced that submissions are now open for the 2015 WGA Documentary Screenplay Award, honoring outstanding achievement in documentary feature writing. Submissions for the WGA's top theatrical doc writing award may be received now through November 14, 2014. Read the full press release here.
WGAE Announces Council Candidates For 2014 Election
The Writers Guild of America, East announced the 2014 nominees for its Council election. The term is for two years from 2014-2016. In this election, there are 10 open Council seats (seven Freelance seats and three Staff seats). WGAE members can vote in this Council election beginning Wednesday, August 27, through Thursday, September 18. The results will be announced on Friday, September 19. Click here to see the list of candidates.


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Chrome 2.0 Alpha: Linux Version in June
Google has released version 22.214.171.124 of Chrome. This latest rendering comes with an updated Webkit and heralds complete support for Linux and Mac.
Besides the revamped Webkit, which provides improved CSS support and a new zoom function, Google has, according to the release notes, modified the internal protocol. Instead of using the Windows' HTTP library, Chrome comes with its own HTTP network protocol. This clears the way for Linux and Mac versions of the browser. From the release notes:
"Google Chrome now has its own implementation of the HTTP network protocol (we were using the WinHTTP library on Windows, but need common code for Mac and Linux). We fixed a few bugs in HTTP authentication and made Google Chrome more compatible with servers that reply with invalid HTTP responses. We need feedback on anything that's currently broken, particularly with proxy servers, secure (https) sites, and sites that require log in."
From the Linux point of view, these are important changes. But there's more: among other new features, Google developers have built in support for Firefox extensions. According to a statement from product manager Brian Rakowski on NowCnet.com, the Linux and Mac versions of Chrome should be available in this year's second quarter.
Issue 167/2014
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Tag Cloud
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
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.


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Tony Parker has sprained ankle, day-to-day for Game 5 Wednesday
Apr 29, 2014, 10:04 PM EDT
I'd be surprised if Tony Parker doesn't play on Wednesday in a crucial Game 5 for the Spurs vs. Memphis (the series is tied 2-2). But just how good a Tony Parker we get remains to be seen.
He has a sprained ankle, reports Dan McCarney of the San Antonio Express-News. Parker is officially day-to-day.
During Game 4 Parker was not himself, with 10 points on 14 shots, then after the game there were reports he was noticeably limping in the locker room. He will go in Game 5 but we will see if he is any better.
Less Parker means more Manu Ginobili and more Patty Mills, both of whom were impressive in Game 4, a Spurs win on the road that evened the series. Being without Parker is a blow, but no team compensates better for a loss of a key player than the Spurs.
Clippers will stretch Miroslav Raduljica, too
Aug 29, 2014, 2:00 PM EDT
By also stretching Carlos Delfino, Clippers can sign four veterans to minimum contracts
Derrick Rose knows injury questions will keep coming. And coming. And coming.
Aug 29, 2014, 1:15 PM EDT
The truth is limited games in an unusual setting don't provide real answers to how Rose is feeling or will do down the line. What you think this says about Rose really says more about what you think of Rose's future than anything else.
Mitch McGary on lesson of marijuana suspension that sent him to NBA: 'Don't get caught'
Aug 29, 2014, 12:40 PM EDT
Thunder center faced year-long ban before declaring for draft
FIBA World Cup preview: USA, Spain, then who else can medal?
Aug 29, 2014, 11:40 AM EDT
It should be USA/Spain for the gold, everyone else is playing for third.
Official 'Clipper's Number 1 Fan' on herself and Donald Sterling: 'I'll always feel it's our team'
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Shelly Sterling, who's still tied to the Clippers, ensuring team can't move on from her husband
Pelicans' coach sees Anthony Davis making big leap with Team USA
Aug 29, 2014, 10:24 AM EDT
Anthony Davis should lead the Pelicans to the playoffs, which would make Monty Williams feel safer.
Manny Pacquiao wants to sign Metta World Peace to his Filipino team
Aug 29, 2014, 10:00 AM EDT
World Peace/Pandas Friend has already reached terms to play in China. Bidding war?
Jeff Green donates $1 million to Georgetown athletic department
Aug 29, 2014, 9:24 AM EDT
Celtics forward contributes money toward construction of building named for John Thompson Jr.
Ty Lawson says not to sleep on Denver Nuggets
Aug 29, 2014, 8:44 AM EDT
If the Nuggets stay healthy, they are again a playoff threat in the West.
Cavaliers GM admits concerns about rim protection on defense
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Protecting the paint is the obvious Achilles heel of the Cavaliers, on paper anyway.
Kings rookie Nik Stauskus shares summer NBA experiences (VIDEO)
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Stauskas is thrilled to have finally made it to the NBA.
Miami Heat top 10 plays of 2014 season (VIDEO)
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Wade and Bosh show they can get the job done now that LeBron has moved on.
Report: Rockets now 'unlikely' to acquire Ramon Sessions in trade from Bucks
Aug 28, 2014, 8:58 PM EDT
Report surfaced a few days ago saying the two teams were in discussion.
Supreme Court has a basketball court (photo)
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Highest Court in the Land
Filipino national team member Andray Blatche: Laundry Philippines Heart!
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I doubt that's what he meant
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Watch the World Cup hype video
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See Pau Gasol, Ricky Rubio, Jose Calderon and Serge Ibaka dance
Rockets sign undrafted Tarik Black to partially guaranteed two-year contract
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Black, who played at Kansas and Memphis, could be headed to Houston's D-League affiliate
David Griffin defends Cavaliers' pursuit of John Calipari
Aug 28, 2014, 2:50 PM EDT
Dan Gilbert, after throwing money at Kentucky coach, settled for management that landed LeBron James and Kevin Love this offseason
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McDonald's is Testing Jalapeño Kicker Sandwiches
McDonald's may be hopping on the spicy foods bandwagon with its latest sandwich, the Jalapeño Kicker. According to Foodbeast, the chain is currently testing the new sandwich at specific outposts in Maryland and Colorado. A press release describes the sandwich as, "a quarter pounder beef patty or premium chicken (grilled or crispy) with cream cheese sauce, jalapeño pepper jack cheese, crunchy jalapeño crisps, pickled jalapeño slices, farm fresh tomato and a crisp leaf." Subway also recently added some spice to its menu with two new Sriracha sandwiches.
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aclamorousaccount asked: You posted a Mustard tiered maxi dress this past Tuesday. Do you by chance know where I could buy it? My sister and I are in love with it!! Regardless, beautiful blog! You have hit the inspiration nail on the head :)
Hi there! Thank you for looking to my blog for inspiration, I really appreciate your kind feedback.
The mustard tiered maxi is one of my favorites as well! I'm almost positive I blogged the image from Free People: www.freepeople.com. Unfortunately, it is no longer listed on their site; it must be sold out. They do have similar dresses that are equally as charming!
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