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In light of the Sandy Hook School shooting last month, the Fayette County Board of Education heard a report on school safety and security by the county's operations director at its Tuesday meeting.
Ron Cantley says "keeping our eye on the academic ball" can have a "profound" effect on school safety.
"It's tempting to take our eye off the ball of our tasks of educating students when we get nervous about safety and security," he said. "Frustrated students respond with rage. (...) The more successful students we can have, the better off we are."
He also said the county hopes to increase the trained law enforcement in schools who can deter and professionally react to any crisis.
One Prevention Resource Officer (PRO) from the Fayette County Sheriff's department currently works at Oak Hill High School. A line item in the county's proposed excess levy would fund another PRO officer.
At December's board meeting, board member David Arritt said that arming principals and teachers with guns might help secure schools.
"God created man, but Sam Colt made them equal," he told fellow board members and the public.
Reactions to the comments on social media ranged from enthusiastic agreement to disgust.
Josette White of Hico is a mother of two who comes from a family of avid hunters. While she is far from anti-gun, she doesn't believe teachers and principals should be armed.
"I have been around guns all my life, and I teach my kids all about them. (...) But we are just fighting fire with fire in this case," she says.
"Say somebody does come into the schools and they do have to fire. What's to say they're not going to hit a student?"
She does say she would support building fences with armed guards to "stop anything from coming into the school."
Other parents say that installing bulletproof glass, providing crisis management training or upping support for mental health professionals are all measures that should be considered before the arming of employees.
Still others say that increased school security should be the last on a list of many other needed changes in the school system.
In 2011, every school in the county underwent a School Safety and Vulnerability Assessment that gave feedback to administrators on how to address security vulnerabilities.
Cantley hopes to have all principals participate in an online "active shooter training" from the Department of Homeland Security.
Parent Joseph Dangerfield urged the public to vote 'yes' on the proposed excess levy, which comes up for vote Feb. 9.
"Voting yes does not mean that our taxes will increase," he told the board. "What it does mean, however, is that our children will continue to be offered free textbooks, free breakfast and lunch for all students, athletic bus trip support, science and math support, music and art support, as well as 22 other very important items, including professional salary support for our teachers."
If approved by voters, the excess levy would provide the school system with $9,271,245 per year for five years, supporting approximately 30 programs.
Citizens of Fayette County have traditionally approved the levy, so they would not see their taxes increase from the measure.
Early voting runs from Jan. 28 through Feb. 6.
Board member Lou Jones expressed the need for a football field at Valley High School. The school does not have a field and last season used the one at WVU Tech in Montgomery, which Jones says is inadequate.
"Who is responsible for supplying the school a football field?" she asked. "All the other schools have football fields, and Valley doesn't.
"The citizens of the Valley district want some answers. I'm relaying the message to the board tonight."
Cantley said he will provide an update on the situation at next month's board meeting.
He added that that if Valley plays on WVU Tech's field next year, it will be against his wishes.
"I'm not aware of anybody who wants to play there," he said.
At one point last season, a sewer pipe burst and a game had to be played on half the field at Tech. Another night, a game had to be lit by the lights of a fire truck, according to Jones.
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Saturday night was the perfect celebratory end to a fantastic regular season, as the Cavaliers emerged ACC champs. I left the Corner that night still full of all the joy and excitement practically spilling out of the bars, reveling in how good it felt in that moment to be a student at the University. Walking home with a slight sway in my step, I was unconcerned by the three men approaching until I realized they were approaching me, and they were yelling.
I found myself suddenly surrounded by three guys spitting words like "femi-nazi b****" and "c***" in my face, pushing me back and forth between them. They had clearly recognized me from a presentation I had given on sexual assault and they were clearly angry about it. I remember one of them shoving me and saying that I was just bitter because I just needed a "good f******." At some point they ran out of derogatory words for "female" and headed to bars. I was able to walk away, but the encounter left an awfully bitter taste in my mouth.
So why write about this incident? My intention here is not to suggest that the behavior of a few drunk guys represents the whole of men at the University. But I do want to raise some questions about risk. I fully recognize that I incurred some level of risk that night — that's the nature of walking alone intoxicated — but in nearly four years I've never felt unsafe walking here. The more insidious notion that I had incurred risk because of my and my fellow peer educators' work concerning sexual assault, consent and bystander intervention — and as a female advocate in particular — upsets me. I'm not aggrieved for myself about Saturday night; I'm aggrieved for what this incident says about the safety of my fellow peer educators.
It had never occurred to me that the peer education work I've committed myself to has the potential to create a retaliatory impulse. And why should it? In recent years, the educational aspect of the work has increasingly focused on emphasizing the existence of male survivors and the importance of bystander intervention. We have worked toward promoting healthy sexual attitudes for men and women, and educating people about the fact that a small minority of men commits the majority of rapes. I wonder how that message can be so infuriating. I wonder why the only avenue these men think they had was to physically accost someone rather than talking.
I wonder if it is perhaps that I am taken to represent broader discourses of feminism and gender equity that are outside the actual content of my words. Although I have never actively or intentionally made it my goal to demonize men (they are, after all, my friends and my lovers), am I associated with that anti-male line of thought and then transformed into a site onto which someone feels they can place their anger? I am concerned that the violent anger had an overtly sexual component to it — that one of the guys thought my problem was that I just hadn't been "f***** hard enough." To say as a survivor it was a triggering experience is a dramatic understatement.
I wonder where this impulse came from and how widespread it is, because personally I've had the joy of knowing men and women who will disagree with and debate me, but never try to harm me. I have felt safe and at home here at the University, even despite my assault first year, and especially in light of the recent moves by the IFC to show support (i.e. the Handprint Project that occurred before Boy's Bid Night). I have felt encouraged and welcomed by the changes I see the community making, so where did these three angry men come from?
I hope to gain some insight into why this confrontation occurred. In the meanwhile, I'll be taking kickboxing classes just in case my line of work draws any more violent detractors. But I worry about the nature of this work, the nature of that response on Saturday night, and I worry for my fellow educators.
Emily Renda is a fourth-year in the College and the chair of the Sexual Assault Leadership Council.


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JETRO and Japan's Postwar Export Promotion System: Messages for Latin American Export Promotion Agencies
AbstractThis paper tries to explain how the Japanese postwar export promotion system worked and what kind of roles JETRO played in this system. Two case studies of JETRO's successful export promotion activities were also introduced. The paper also points out the themes to be solved by the TPO (Trade Promotion Organizations). Finally the paper shows four advices for Latin American Export Promotion Agencies, based upon JETRO's postwar experiences.
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The beautiful three-master Jadran is a schoolboat belonging to the Montenegrin Navy, which will sail from the Balkans to Barcelona under the umbrella of the Dinaric Arc Initiative. This partnership of organizations works towards the long-term conservation of this region of south-eastern Europe, which boasts over 6000 km of coastline. In addition to celebrating its 75th anniversary, the Jadran will help bring attention to the need to protect some of the most pristine and stunning coastal and marine environments of the Mediterranean region.
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The replacement of about 280 metres of existing water main will bring minor inconvenience in the form of water shutdowns to some Naramata residents.
"Our commitment is to provide a minimum of 48 hours notice to residents affected by the shutdown," said RDOS Engineer Liisa Bloomfield. "The properties most affected are on Ponderosa Drive, Upper Debeck Road, Debeck Road and Arawana Road."
The work is required to replace the water main originally installed in 1958. The main is a critical link in the Naramata water system, as it is the only water main that feeds the Juniper Reservoir from a connection at Arawana Road.
"Water is pumped from the Juniper Reservoir to the upper areas of Stonebrook Reservoir and Arawana Reservoir," said Bloomfield. "The three reservoirs collectively provide water for a significant portion of the water system."
Using trenchless technology and installing an overland bypass waterline will minimize water interruption.
"We are anticipating two shutdowns, when the bypass line is tied into the existing main and again when the new water main is commissioned," said Bloomfield.
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SONORA - America's original Celtic Faire, featured on National Geographic Television, returns to the Mother Lode Fairgrounds on March 9 to 11.
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STOCKTON - Roberto Perlas Gomez, an opera performer who has delighted local audiences with his roles in five Stockton Opera productions (including Figaro in Barber of Seville), returns for an encore in "Melodies of Spring," the 37th annual Stockton Opera Guild Gala.
MODESTO – The unique Broadway explosion of Music and theatre, Blast!, arrives at the Gallo Center for the Arts for two performances on Saturday, March 24, at 8 p.m and Sunday, March 25, at 2 p.m.. This astonishing, exuberant production bridges classical, blues, jazz, rock 'n' roll and techno-pop music.
JACKSON - Take a trip back to the great R&B sounds of the '60s when Little Anthony & the Imperials perform live at Jackson Rancheria on Thursday, April 26.
Saturday, March 3, is not just a red-letter day for the Manteca Unified School District School Farm.
FRENCH CAMP - The oldest settlement in the 209?
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Manteca Unified Ag teacher Jaime Sanchez and his group of five FFA students made the school district mighty proud last year.
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Is this what happens if you go faster than 88 miles per hour in a DeLorean? Maybe.
Is this what happens if you go faster than 88 miles per hour in a DeLorean? Maybe.
An eight-year-old internet video is going viral once again. But is that funny voicemail video that made you laugh legit?
You might not think that students learning about the various uses of the word "twister" would get an indirect lesson in prostitution, but some fourth graders in Louisiana are receiving just such an education.
A Texas man may have a six-pack, but it's not from working out.
Bad promotions seem to be a trend right now in the Midwest.
Proving that your looks can get you far in an industry other than acting or modeling and that dogs aren't the only creatures recognized for their outlandish features, the blobfish has won the non-distinct honor of being voted the world's ugliest animal by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society. Look at it -- it looks like Mr. Magoo and Popeye fused their heads together before melting it under a heat lamp.
Police officers in Florida face investigation over injuries to DUI suspect in August arrest
Kristy Love spent a year learning to be a masseuse. She was unable to secure a gig, not because she wasn't good at her job, but because of her massive 48NN chest.
Sometimes you can commemorate an anniversary with a special sale, but when it comes to the anniversary of an attack on our country where thousands of people lost their lives it's best to proceed with caution.
Regardless of what the Pope might think, masturbation is totally normal. That is, it's totally normal as a private endeavor in a controlled environment.
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Ok dd's 4th b-day party is next tuesday and I have no idea what I want to do for her cake! Thiis what I want to do so far I know! EASY, SUPER CUTE, and QUICK! lol. I do cakes all the time for others that are hard but cute and when it is time for my kids cakes I want cute but not to hard. It is my turn to rest. I am so busy getting ready for the party I don't want to stress over the cake. I went though the gallery here for barbie cakes but most of them were the barbie stand up cake. I thought about doing that one but if I can find a better one I would like to do a different one. None there really cought my eye in the gallery either. Ideas??
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Great place for a get away
Jul 27, 2014 by: George C from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
This is a great place for a quiet peaceful get away. My wife and I just spent the weekend there and we loved it. The staff is great the cabins are very clean and the view is fantastic. Highly recommend.
True country comfort in the mountains
May 30, 2014 by: trinigirlmd from Gaithersburg, Maryland
What can I add to what's been already said about the fabulous 7 C's Lodging? The owners have hit all the marks as they've defined the 7C's. The property is clean, convenient and very comfortable. We wanted to spend 2 or 3 nights on our recent trip but there was only availability for one night since we booked the week before :-( We stayed in Cabin 12 which shares a wall with Cabin 11. We heard not a peep from our next door neighbors. The property was easy to locate off the interstate. We loved that breakfast was right down the gravel road at the Girls R Cookin' restaurant. We neglected to request the Internet code (we arrived at a time when the owners were away for a funeral) and so we didn't get to use the 7C's Internet. We brought our own WiFi Hotspot which worked reasonably well. There was dish access so there were lots of TV channels. June (one of the owners) was easy to deal with by email and telephone and prior to our arrival. We recommend booking early. We liked the property so much that we've already booked our next weekend trip! If you found this review helpful please choose "yes" below. Thank you.
Great hospitality!
Dec 16, 2013 by: Hannah L from Queenstown, Maryland
My boyfriend and I recently took a trip to Western Maryland. He surprised me for my birthday with a weekend getaway, and I was more than happy when we arrived at Cabin 12! It was wonderful coming back at the end of each day to the warmth and coziness inside. It sure beat staying in a chain hotel. The place was clean and so comfortable, I wouldn't mind getting snowed in there. I definitely did not want to leave! Only been home one day and I've already been trying to think of when we can go back! Did not get to eat at the restaurant, but maybe next time!
Peace & Serenity - Jenn & Dave
Oct 21, 2013 by: Jennifer F from Eldersburg, Maryland
My boyfriend and I have made five trips to the 7C's Cabins since 2012. Every time we visit, the experience is always so inviting and we feel right at home. The beautiful mountain scenery surrounding the cabins are always so tranquil. June and Bob, the owners have done an excellent job at making these cabins feel like a home away from home. Each cabin has the fresh smell of potpourri, nicely placed pictures with country and wildlife themes, comfortable bedding, large bathrooms, full size coffee pots, microwaves, ceiling fans, flat screen TV's and of course the cleanliness is outstanding. To us, it's a little piece of Heaven and will continue visiting these cabins. Our last visit was October 19th, and of course we had a great time. We tried our luck at the new Rocky Gap Casino and then took a scenic steam engine train ride from Cumberland to Frostburg. We highly recommend these cabins to anyone looking for some rest, relaxation, and of course peace and serenity.
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Jun 16, 2013 by: Litwin C from London, Canada
We stayed 3 nights in these gorgeous cabins that felt like a "home away from home" nestled in the hills of Maryland. The cabin had two comfortable queen beds, air conditioning, fan, microwave and fridge. The owner's Bob and June were very welcoming and made an effort to check-in with us to ensure our stay was comfortable as possible. The covered porch was nice when there was a light rain, we were still able to sit out and enjoy the view and fresh mountain air. We ate at the restaurant close by where breakfast was served all day...good and affordable menu with friendly staff especially Tanya! I would highly recommend this place to stay - better than excellent!!
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The Master of Internet Technology Class of 2014 will present their final capstone projects. These presentations represent the culmination of two-semester-long team projects where the students have developed an innovative, digital solution for an external sponsor. Lots of high-tech solutions that add business value!
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The body of first Afghan President Mohammad Daud Khan has been identified three decades after he was killed in a Communist coup, officials say.
The discovery was made by members of a government-appointed commission during excavation at a military base outside the capital, Kabul.
Daud Khan overthrew the last king of Afghanistan, Zahir Shah, in 1973.
His death five years later ushered in a decade of Soviet occupation followed by the rise of the Taleban.
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Occupying a converted mill building beneath the castle, this secluded establishment looks onto the wooded River Teme and is stylish, light, and informal. The superb Modern British, fixed-price menus take advantage of fresh seasonal ingredients. The daily changing menu could include lemon sole with chorizo crust, or roast duck with an orange zest and peppercorn jus. Book well ahead, especially on weekends; rooms and suites are available should you want to make a night of it.
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Washington Post wonkblog writer Roberto A. Ferdman continues to write about canned tuna and continues to leave holes in his stories big enough to drive a truck through.
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This week the FDA and EPA announced they had evaluated 110 published, peer-reviewed studies and concluded that pregnant women need to eat 4 times as much seafood as they currently do in order to realize the important nutrition benefits.
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The medical industry continues to grow at a very fast pace. This is creating a greater demand for new medical equipment that requires an LCD display module. Medical equipment needs to operate in a variety of environmental conditions. VATN looks to meet the needs of these environments. A V ATN (Vertically Aligned Twisted Nem atic) display is a new display technology that offers the brightness of an LED (light-emitting diode), a viewing angle that exceeds FSTN (Film compensated Super Twisted Nematic) and a life time that is 20x longer than EL (Electro Luminescent) or the blue color found in a OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode).
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IBM announced new software to help organizations develop mobile applications that are more secure by design. Now, clients can build security into the initial design of their mobile applications so that vulnerabilities will be detected early in the development process. Today's announcement further expands IBM's strategy to provide clients with a mobile platform that spans application development, integration, security and management.
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Just over a decade ago, Boston doctors began monitoring a population of 119 homeless people with health problems. The subjects' average age was 47. Today roughly half of them are dead. That toll is not atypical: a homeless person of any medical background is roughly four times more likely to die than a housed person of the same age.
A Motorcyle-Car Hybrid Wants to Be Urban Transit's Next Big ThingJune 6, 2012 5:43 am | Comments
In the effort to revolutionize modern transportation, there are those who put their eggs in the low-tech basket, advocating for ways to make cities more friendly to biking and walking. And then there are the visionaries dreaming up the next big idea in transit, like Google with its self-driving cars.
Big Banks Fear Losing Consumers to Mobile WalletsJune 5, 2012 8:01 am | Comments
There's more bad news for the beleaguered banking industry, and it has nothing to do with regulatory scrutiny or shareholder displeasure: Consumers who are interested in mobile wallets would consider using alternative players to their primary bank for both mobile wallets and banking. Mobile wallets are smartphones or tablet apps that store a consumer's payment details on his or her devices or online to fund digital and in-store purchases.
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Thin Film Electronics ASA today announced it has extended its relationship with PARC for the delivery of integrated printed electronic systems. The two companies are now working together on the physical prototypes of a fully printed temperature sensor. The project begins extending Thinfilm's Addressable Memory™ to support the integration of sensors and batteries.
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Now that the United Nations has declared internet access a human right , any small step that helps get more people online is worth celebrating. That's why iPavement , the latest creation from Spanish tech company Via Inteligente, is so genius. Constructed of a calcium carbonate stone, iPavement looks like your average piece of square tile.
Report: Two Solar Technologies That Will Thrive; Two On the DemiseJune 4, 2012 12:55 pm | Comments
For every revolutionary advance in solar, there are countless evolutionary dead-ends — technologies that were well worth exploring, but ones that ultimately failed to live up to the mantra of "cut costs or die." These are the Solyndras of the world. Their science may have raised the bar, but ultimately they were judged by the market, which measures the bar on cost alone.
Energy Innovation: Snails and GriddiesJune 4, 2012 12:44 pm | Comments
Ask most people to describe vanguard energy technology, and they'll name LED lights, certain forms of solar energy and new electric storage methods. But how about this — generating energy from a living body? The Journal of the American Chemical Society is reporting a "real-life scientific tail of the first electrified snail.
Green Apple: The Tech Giant Moves Toward Renewable PowerJune 4, 2012 12:39 pm | Comments
Steve Jobs' legacy at Apple doesn't include much of an environmental commitment: In environmental rankings , technology companies like IBM, Dell, and Hewlett-Packard have outperformed Apple for years. But under Jobs' successor Tim Cook, the company appears poised to become one of the greenest large companies in the world.
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Agilent Technologies announced the latest release of its RFIC simulation, verification and analysis software, GoldenGate 2012. Raising the bar on performance and usability, the 2012 release offers RFIC designers a host of technology enhancements for accelerated design verification, extended design-for-manufacturing solutions and improved links to system design.
Google Bots Take the Wheel in Nevada - After Hitting the DMVJune 4, 2012 11:47 am | Comments
We're another day closer to thinking about people who own cars the same way do we think about people who own horses: A nice hobby, but no way to get to work. The state of Nevada announced yesterday that it has granted Google the nation's first-ever license for a driverless vehicle; previously, Nevada and California had only allowed limited testing in specific areas.
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At last week's Electric Vehicle Symposium in Los Angeles, a consortium of automakers from the United States and Europe unveiled a speedy new standardized charger for electric vehicles. Under the old system, a full charge would take two to three hours; with the new system, put together by Big Three American automakers Ford, GM and Chrysler and their German counterparts—Audi, BMW, Daimler, Porsche and Volkswagen—a vehicle could charge in as little as 15 or 20 minutes, while you're in the grocery store or the doctor's office.


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Being a film journalist, I hardly ever go to the cinema. That is, I go to the cinema all the time, but only for press screenings, which means I'm always surrounded by fellow critics with takeaway coffees, rather than paying customers with popcorn. This week, though, I had to catch up with a film I'd missed, "22 Jump Street," so I handed over actual money in an actual cinema for the first time in more than a decade. I was quite excited. For once, I was going to descend my ivory tower and savour the authentic movie-going experience once again. My excitement began to fade before I'd made it through the front door.
The News Media Guild proposed Wednesday three pay raises of 3 percent each for workers at The Associated Press, with the first to take effect on the date a tentative agreement is reached. The next raise would be effective the same date in 2015, and the third, the same date in 2016. The contract would expire three years after a tentative agreement is reached, the Guild proposed. The AP has proposed increases of 2 percent, 1.75 percent and 1.5 percent with a ratification bonus of $500. The Guild also proposed changes to health insurance to bring the Guild proposal and the company proposal closer. Among the changes the Guild proposed: a 10 percent increase in premiums in 2014; 10 percent in 2015; and 8 percent in 2016. AP has proposed an average increase of 19 percent in 2014, with the actual amount depending on the tier.
Nearly 600 years of experience is walking out the doors of the Minneapolis Star Tribune newsroom beginning this week. But the good news is that the journalists decided on their own to leave, and most of their jobs are expected to be filled. A clause in the Guild contract allows members to take a buyout with up to 26 weeks' severance pay if the newspaper is sold. Nineteen Guild-represented journalists, most of them near or at retirement age, are doing so, said Minnesota Newspaper and Communications Guild President Janet Moore. "This is a good deal for these folks, but a lot of us are very sad to see them go because they are great people and great journalists," she said.
The Youth Journalism International program, which teaches writing, reporting, ethics and more to young people around the world, is trying to get its charitable benefactor, Global Giving, to stop interfering with YJI's journalism. Specifically, Global Giving is demanding to "protect" the people it serves, instituting a rule that giving bylines to students who write for the project violates their privacy. "I read the words with astonishment," YJI's co-founder writes. "They want a charity devoted to teaching journalism to abandon journalistic principles? Here's what I wrote back: YJI publishes student work with professional standards, including the requirement that all material carries their full name as a byline. Anyone who doesn't want his or her name used wouldn't participate. So it doesn't make any sense at all for us to use their names, photographs and more on our websites, blogs, social media and other venues but strip them away for reports on Global Giving. Doing so would undermine the entire ethos of transparency and professionalism that has made YJI a reputable voice for students across the globe." YJI includes a pitch to Pulitzer Prize-winning NY Times columnist Nick Kristof, who often recommends Global Giving. "Hey, Nicholas Kristof, Help Us Defend Journalism From Your Favorite Charity," reads the headline.
The National Security Agency and FBI have covertly monitored the emails of prominent Muslim-Americans—including a political candidate and several civil rights activists, academics, and lawyers—under secretive procedures intended to target terrorists and foreign spies, reports Glenn Greenwald in one of the latest disclosures from the Snowden files. The five Americans targeted "have all led highly public, outwardly exemplary lives. All five vehemently deny any involvement in terrorism or espionage, and none advocates violent jihad or is known to have been implicated in any crime, despite years of intense scrutiny by the government and the press. Some have even climbed the ranks of the U.S. national security and foreign policy establishments," the article states. "I just don't know why," says Faisal Gill, whose AOL and Yahoo! email accounts were monitored while he was a Republican candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates. "I've done everything in my life to be patriotic. I served in the Navy, served in the government, was active in my community—I've done everything that a good citizen, in my opinion, should do."
It's tough to find a place with more news change than Portland, Oregon. At the center of that change is the new Oregonian. Like New Orleans, Cleveland, Syracuse, and most other Advance Publications dailies, it's been through shocking change as it has lunged in its digital-first future. That's meant cutting back home delivery to three days a week, publishing a skinny newsstand edition the rest of the week, letting go of dozens of veteran editorial staff, and moving to a compact print format. That's a whirlwind of change. Now into that rearranged topography steps Mark Katches, named Monday as editor of The Oregonian. One challenge will be Portland's other major media players. Doctor writes, " It's remarkable how much the news field there is morphing — in part because of the perceived vacuum offered up by The Oregonian's cuts."
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Monday that police statewide only have to release basic information about arrests to the public while prosecutions are pending, striking a blow to the media and open government advocates. The high court said in a 7-0 decision that current state law limits disclosure of arrest information to "police blotter" material including the name and address of the person arrested; the date, time and place of arrest; and the criminal charges. Justices said police also are required to release one of the following: the arrest report, incident report, news release or other similar document. "It is a significant restriction on the public's right to access," said attorney Daniel Klau, who oversaw the filing of the media organizations' brief by the Yale Law School's Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic. "It continues to vest in the police far too much discretion to decide for themselves what information the public has access to."
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