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DuBOIS ŌĆö The Punxsy Friday night comeback started from 25 feet away.
As the first half horn sounded, Brandon Mancuso banked in a long-range halfcourt triple, and the Chucks rode the momentum to the second half to power past the host Beavers, 55-50 in DuBois.
ŌĆ£We were able to get big hoops when we needed them,ŌĆØ explained Punxsy head coach Dirk Neal. ŌĆ£It was a nice team win and a nice team effort.ŌĆØ
The ChucksŌĆÖ victory was an important one to take the squad to 4-2 in District IX League action and 12-4 overall. The win keeps Punxsy within striking distance of both Elk County Catholic, which will play at Punxsy next Friday night, and Bradford.
The defeat dropped DuBois to 2-3 in D-IX action and 6-10 on the year.
Mancuso knocked down three triples on the night and four two-pointers as part of his 24-point outburst. The guard also dropped seven of his eight free throws through the basket while dishing out a team-high four assists.
Senior Garrett Zimmerman posted a double-double with 19 points off nine buckets and 10 rebounds. The forward added a pair of assists to his line.
Tyler Young chipped in a pair of treys and ended with eight points. The junior grabbed five caroms and handed out three assists.
Cory Geer and Devin Nicholson combined for 13 boards. Geer pulled down seven to go with two assists. Nicholson clutched six rebounds. Both Punxsy players had two points.
Trailing 20-13, MancusoŌĆÖs deep heave set up the Punxsy second half charge. The three-pointer cut the ChucksŌĆÖ deficit to four points, 20-16, as they sprinted to the intermission.
The Punxsy comeback continued into the third period. A quarter owned by the hungry Zimmerman.
After a four-point first half, Zimmerman scored almost half of the visitorsŌĆÖ third frame points with nine.
Leading by a single point, Nicholson stole the ball from DuBois at half court and passed it ahead for a Punxsy layup.
A few moments later, ahead by three, the Chucks swiped another BeaversŌĆÖ possession and found Zimmerman on the other end for another bucket.
An eight-minute quarter, the Chucks turned into their two-point favor, 38-36, after trailing by four points.
ŌĆ£Garrett grabbed offensive and putback a few baskets, and we were able to find him on our press breakers,ŌĆØ noted Neal. ŌĆ£He was hungry tonight and wanted the ball, and it showed with his double-double.ŌĆØ
The Chucks continued their half of outscoring the Beavers. Punxsy produced three more points than its host, DuBois, 17-14, over the final eight minutes for the five-point victory, 55-50.
After being an AchillesŌĆÖ heel for a better part of the early season, Punxsy has righted the weakness of foul shooting into a real strength this week.
Behind leading scorer Mancuso, who made all six of his foul attempts on one-and-one trips to the line, Punxsy converted on eight of nine free throws in the final quarter.
On the night, the Chucks made 12 of 15 foul shots with only a single miss in each of the second, third and fourth periods.
ŌĆ£In the last two games, our foul shooting at the line has been huge for us,ŌĆØ pointed out the Punxsy coach.
Neal continued, ŌĆ£Different people have been stepping up for us and thatŌĆÖs what we ask. We also had valuable minutes from our bench. Even though they didnŌĆÖt score, they were a key part of the win.ŌĆØ
The night did not start out a fruitful for Punxsy. The visiting club struggled in the early part of the contest as DuBois took the opening frame, 9-6, and the second quarter, 11-10.
ŌĆ£We were able to get some shots, but we just werenŌĆÖt knocking anything down,ŌĆØ said Neal.
DuBois saw three players hit double-digits in defeat.
Junior forward Hunter Lydick had top honors with seven two-pointers for 14 points. Cole Kriner and Jon Mohney joined Lydick with 12 and 10 tallies, respectively.
For only the third time on the season, the junior varsity Chucks fell to defeat.
The Beavers won the opening eight minutes, 12-8, and never gave up the advantage.
The game was still within reach for the JV Chucks, 33-26, after three periods. DuBois made sure it claimed the win by doubling Punxsy up in the fourth, 14-7, for the 47-33 final score.
Will Curtis paced the JV attack with nine points.
Michael Klingensmith and John Matthews each hit for six points. Clayton Dale chipped in five points, and Ryan Sloniger added four tallies.
Brandon Blose rounded out the Punxsy scoring with three.
Punxsy will have the weekend off before playing host to the highly
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SHEPHERDSVILLE – Just two years removed from a season in which the program played nothing more than a glorified junior-varsity schedule, the Bullitt Central boys' soccer squad is looking for things this fall as they grow and mature into a real 'team'.
Bullitt Central now has a pair of seniors, but more importantly, there are 17 players in the top three classes. The entire program has 25 players.
With the added maturity comes a desire for more success on the field.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – Having talent in a volleyball program is one thing.
Having players who believe they are talented is even more important.
First-year Bullitt Central head coach Karen Vogt feels that a big boost of self-confidence will go further than anything she does with her team this fall as she takes over a program that has struggled to maintain consistency.
HEBRON ESTATES – If you look up the word 'rebuilding' in some dictionary in the future, you might just see a picture of Aaron Shaw there.
The new North Bullitt boys' soccer coach is facing a 'rebuilding' job or enormous proportions after the Eagles graduated 14 seniors from last year's team. Shaw will start this season with only one senior and most of the rest of the players have no varsity experience at all.
The following youngsters were honored at the Bullitt County 4-H Fair:
*Jamisen McCrary -- red ribbon in junior leather arts and crafts class; and a red ribbon for wood science made from kit
*Lilly Mooney -- red ribbon in junior scrapbooking; red ribbon in junior paper crafts; red ribbon in junior color drawing; white ribbon in junior black and white drawing; white ribbon in needlework items with small amount of embroidery; white ribbon in horticulture black and white photograph; and blue ribbon in let's learn to sew/Unit 1/non-clothing option
CEDAR GROVE – Back on top.
For the second time in three years, the Sacred Heart Valkyries won the Bluegrass Invitational on Saturday at Heritage Hill Golf Course.
The event, which is basically the Bullitt East Lady Charger Invitational, had a top-flight field of 18 teams with 98 players taking part. With that type of participation and the length of the course, the event was a Tier 1 competition with All-State points going to the top players.
LOUISVILLE – The Bullitt East Lady Chargers learned on Monday night what they already knew – that the Mercy Jaguars are nearly unbeatable when it comes to volleyball.
What Bullitt East head coach Ed Fisher hopes the team learned from a lopsided loss is the importance of the other games within the 24th District. Beat Fern Creek and Whitefield Academy later in the season (they have already beaten Jeffersontown), and the Lady Chargers won't have to face the Jaguars until the district final and then possibly the Sixth Region final.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – The Bullitt Central Lady Cougars have been on a pretty good run in recent seasons, having finished as the 23rd District runners-up to North Bullitt each of the past two seasons.
They have done that under different coaches as the turnover rate has been higher than anyone would like. Still, that is the situation again this fall as Nora Alexander, who helped some with the team a year ago, has taken over as the head coach.
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Mobile blurs shopping gender stereotypes
Mobile is changing the way consumers shop and, according to new global research released by Kantar Media, the technology is blurring gender shopping stereotypes.
According to Kantar Media's Global TGI (target group index), men are more likely to shop via a mobile device than women, both in developed and emerging markets.
Anyone who has had to suffer dragging a guy around the mall may appreciate that mobile is probably the ideal shopping environment for store-phobic men - no queues, no crowds, no parking issues, no cheerful yet annoying store staff, no waiting outside female changing rooms looking 'lost'.
The survey found that 15.9% of male respondents in the US said they were interested in using their phone to make purchases, compared to 13.3% of women. Across the pond in the US, those figures were 12% and 10.3% respectively.
In countries around the globe results were similar including Australia (men 9.5%; women 9.2%), Germany (men 5%; women 1.9%), South Africa (men 4.7%; women 2.5%), Saudi Arabia (men 3.3%; women 2.5%), Colombia (men 2.5%; women 1.3%), Brazil (men 2.3%; women 1.7%), France (men 2.2%; women 1.7%) and Mexico (men 0.9%; women 0.6%).
Another interesting finding was the propensity of mobile shoppers to make impulse purchases compared with shoppers overall. In France, 13% of mobile shoppers said they spend money impulsively, compared to 6% of the general population, and in Brazil 36% of mobile shoppers buy products on impulse compared with 29% of shoppers in general.
"Retail is being revolutionized by the smartphone, and the resulting shopping apps and mobile websites," says Polly Christie, senior global account manager at Kantar Media Global TGI. "It is now quick and easy to shop and compare products and prices anywhere, whether out shopping or from the comfort of the sofa. Consumers are firmly in the driving seat and retailers need to use renewed insight and analysis to ensure their offering is truly customer-focused."
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COOPERSTOWN, NY – The history of the National Pastime comes alive every day at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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COOPERSTOWN, NY – The games of baseball and cricket have remained strongly connected since the first team sports evolved in America almost 200 years ago.
Now, as spring turns to summer in Cooperstown, fans of both games can explore that relationship during a celebration of the Hall of Fame's new exhibit Swinging Away: How Cricket and Baseball Connect.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – Their stories have become a part of the fabric of the game, creating the tapestry that is the National Pastime.
This weekend in Cooperstown, fans have the chance to hear those stories as two Hall of Fame legends help the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum open its newest exhibit: One for the Books: Baseball Records and the Stories Behind Them.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is embracing the warmer weather by resuming its summer hours.
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Stunning pictures of bees show the insects as you've never seen them before - with fluffy 'hair' and stained-glass wings
These incredibly detailed pictures of bees will make you think twice about swatting away the stinger plaguing your late summer picnic.
Sam Droege is the head of the U.S. Geological Survey's Bee Inventory and Monitoring Laboratory in Beltsville, Maryland and for the past six or seven years he and his team of about eight people have been photographing bees and other insects.
They are all free to view and download on the U.S. Geological Survey's Flickr page – something Mr Droege is proud of.
Something to buzz about: The U.S. Geological Survey has been photographing bees for the past six or seven years, posting about 1,200 images to their Flickr
Head shot: Sam Droege, the head of the survey's Bee Inventory and Monitoring Laboratory works with a group of about eight to photograph the bees
A bug's life: Though they mostly focus on photographing bees, the group has also branched out to other insects like moths and crickets
Free for all: The survey have posted the pictures to their Flickr page and allow anyone to view them or download them for free without permission
'We really like the idea that all of these pictures are public domain, anyone can grab them for free,' Mr Droege told MailOnline.
'They don't actually have to attribute them to us. I think it shows that government tax dollars are being used wisely.'
But it wasn't until around 2010 that the quality of the images got to where they are now.
For years they used simple point and shoot cameras, but then the army shared their technique for capturing insects using macro photography.
Mr Droege says that the army developed the technique when they were dealing with insect infestations and other problems in remote areas.
Macro-photography allowed them to get a high-quality picture and send it to experts for identification.
Money well spent: Mr Droege likes the idea that the pictures are in the public domain, free for anyone to use. He thinks it shows that U.S. tax dollars are being well spent
What bug is this? The survey learned their technique for photographing bees from the army who developed the technique for identifying pests in remote locations
Better technology: Before the army taught them their method for capturing insects using high-quality cameras, the survey used simple point-and-shoot cameras
They passed along their technique to the USGS, and Mr Droege modified it to be done in a lab as opposed to the mobile set-up the army developed.
The macro photography allows you to see every detail of the insect up close without needing to use a microscope.
So far, Mr Droege says he has yet to find an insect that looks ugly when it's blown up. Even cockroaches look beautiful with their shimmering coloring and sculpturing.
Currently the USGS has posted 1,200 pictures of bees and other insects to its Flickr page.
The pictures are taken using a 'pretty standard' Canon 5D II with a 65mm macro lens.
Mr Droege says that it takes about two to four hours to complete one picture, from washing and prepping the bee to photoshopping the image.
The bees are placed on a pin against a black backdrop and shot mugshot-style, from the front and the side.
Many bees don't make the cut because of 'bad hair'
Not on the move: Mr Droege took the army's method and modified it to be done in a studio instead of on a mobile basis
Collage: To photograph the bees with such detail, Mr Droege and his team take several different shots of the insect and combine them together to form one image using a special software
Beauty in the details: Mr Droege says he has yet to come across a bug that doesn't look beautiful when photographed at such a large-scale. Even cockroaches have interesting coloring and sculpturing
Tools of the trade: The team uses a Canon 5D II with a macro lens to photograph the bees, a set-up which Mr Droege described as 'pretty standard'
Several shots are taken with the camera and then stacked into one image using a special software which creates the detailed macro-images. The images can be blown up to five feet by eight feet without pixelating.
They use a black backdrop instead of a lighter background to let the intricate patterns on the wings show.
The bees looks strikingly life-like once the pin is edited out. Since insects have no internal skeleton, their exoskeletons harden and don't change much after death.
Mr Droege says taking pictures of the bees help in identifying the thousands of species of bees across North America. Of the 4,000 species, there are still 500 that have no scientific name.
So Mr Droege and his team have been putting together an online catalog of bee species and they have already identified 2,000 different species.
But since the photos are up for anyone to use on Flickr, they've also been taken for non-scientific purposes.
High-quality: The photos are taken at such a microscopic level that they can be blown up to five feet by eight feet without pixelating
Life in death: The bees look amazingly life-like when photographed since Mr Droege photoshops the pin they stand on out, as well as little pieces of dust that show up when photographed with the powerful lens
Flight: The team at the USGS uses a black backdrop to photograph the insects since it allows the intricate patterns of the wings to be seen
Since they don't require permission to take, Mr Droege says he doesn't know the full extent of how they are being shared by the laymen, but he has been able to partially track their whereabouts with site traffic monitors.
One day they got a lot of hits from a graphic design group that was using one picture of a giant cricket hunter as the basis for a project on creating monster graphics.
Mr Droege says he likes that people who aren't their 'typical audience' are using the images and says he doesn't want to be an 'arbiter' for how they are used.
One of the most entertaining uses he's come across recently was a post to the Reddit page 'WoahDude' which describes it's content as 'the best links to click while you're stoned.'
Mr Droege says he got a kick out of all the comments, many heavy with profanity.
Unidentified: Taking pictures of the bees helps the survey identify the 500 species in North America which still haven't been given a name
Woah dude: One of Mr Droege's favorite uses of the pictures was when someone posted a set to a Reddit page devoted to 'stoners'
'Looks like pokemons or some crazy s*** like that. I like it!' one user wrote.
'Damn nature, you scary' added another.
One user wrote that they looked like 'some insect crime-fighting task force.'
A few Redditers even started to get curious about what 'breed' the bees were, which Mr Droege liked to see.
He says that after two days up on Reddit, the picture set received 200,000 page views which is a number the USGS's Flickr page didn't reach until over 1,000 pictures were up.
Mr Droege and his team continues to photograph bees daily, and it's something he enjoys so much that he continues to photoshop even on his days off.
'I have the best job in the world and I get to look at these things all the time. I am completely honored to be doing this for the public,' he said
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1. Really know your market. In the old days, we drew a circle around sites and looked at income, age, education level and other demographic data. Today, that's only the beginning of increasingly deep research and analysis into who lives in an area, what they buy and why they buy it. The so-called psychographic data available keeps getting richer, and we spend a great deal of time and effort cross-referencing our target shopper with the shopper that prospective tenants attract. To be successful, we know the overall brand of a property must align with tenants' brands and also with the needs and wants of local consumers.
2. Lease to private label brands. Private label brands such as J. Crew, Banana Republic and H&M are avoiding much of the impact from e-commerce — and it makes sense to have those kinds of stores in a retail property. If I want a shirt from Banana Republic, I can't get that shirt anywhere else. Even if I order it online, Banana Republic gets the sale. In a store like Best Buy or Foot Locker that sells multiple brands, you often see customers come in, compare products, then go home and make purchases online. This "showrooming" practice is putting big box stores out of business. Last month I took my son to buy a television. We went to a well-known national electronics store, and he chose a model. Then he scanned the SKU with his mobile phone and learned we could buy it at Costco or Amazon at a lower price. We went across the street and bought the television at Costco.
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According to a tweet from The New York Times' Eric Wilson, the Met's Punk: Chaos to Couture racked up a total of 442,350 visitors before closing on August 14, making it the fifth most popular Costume Institute exhibition in the past twenty-five years (the other four being Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty, Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years, Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy, and Chanel—in that order). Considering several critics gave the show less-than-glowing reviews, it looks like Punk has boisterously proved 'em all wrong, yet again.
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Special Issue "Disulfide and Diselenide Chemistry"
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2012)
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Dear Colleagues,
Unique among the elements' chemical properties are the abilities of some of the chalcogens to dimerize covalently, forming linkages which are oxidatively reversible. Disulfide and (to a lesser extent) diselenide bond-forming reactions constitute an important vector of covalent bond construction in organic synthesis, in part due to their well-established reversibility which allows for enhanced molecular engineering potential. Their construction being oxidatively induced primarily through manipulation of reduced thiol and selenol precursors, disulfide and diselenide bond formation expand the repertoire of available strategies for organic chemists toward synthetic design. Although the prevalence of chemical syntheses toward the manufacture of these structural motifs are frequently confined to post-synthetic manipulation of peptide systems, small molecule drug design is increasingly dependent upon the inclusion of disulfide and diselenide-bonded intermediates. Moreover, biological vectors are increasingly recruited in which disulfide and diselenide bridges are artificially inserted or interchanged in native protein structures in order to tune their activity or elucidate the mechanism of action.
This special issue of Molecules encourages the submission of previously unpublished research describing investigative efforts in the area of disulfide and diselenide bond formation, mode-of-action, and physiochemical properties. In addition to synthetic methodology toward the manufacture of disulfide and diselenide architecture, reports pertaining to direct practical application of these structural systems are encouraged.
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Thirty pensioners have enjoyed a dinner and talk courtesy of a fund-raising group.
The bi-annual dinner and talk organised by the Saint Vincent de Paul Society from St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Leek, took place at the town's Foxlowe Arts Centre.
Organiser of the dinner John Knox said: "The chef at the Foxlowe provided an excellent meal – 'the best we have had' was said on a number of occasions.
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"I talked about artisan cheese made in Staffordshire, especially from the Staffordshire Cheese Company in Cheddleton.
"The cheese tastings included Dovedale (Blue) and the Staffordshire, which were enjoyed by all.
"The dinner was funded by Your Moorlands Housing and a cheque was presented by Gavin McAlister, which is a great support to the dinner organisers."


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Police arrested a 19-year-old Athens man on multiple charges Saturday evening after responding to a call about someone entering a vehicle on West Hancock Avenue, according to a report.
Officers who were dispatched about 10 p.m. stopped Griffin Thomas Robertson walking on West Hancock Avenue toward North Lumpkin Street, police said, and immediately noticed the smell of alcohol on his breath and slurred speech.
A home on Zebulon Drive was robbed on Aug. 31 between 9 a.m. and 1:50 p.m., reports said.
The owner came home to find her 42-inch flat screen television, a Dell laptop, a Sony 32-inch television and her son's Nintendo Wii and Sony PSP2 had been stolen, according to reports.
According to the victim, the Dell laptop had sensitive information on it.
Athens-Clarke police responded to a call from Athens Regional Medical Center between 2 and 3 a.m. Saturday, according to reports.
A 24-year-old man with his head bandaged up told police he was in town for the Georgia Bulldogs game, and he said he met up with an old friend and went back to her home.
An Athens-Clarke officer who investigated a noise complaint in Southeastern Clarke County early Friday found himself surrounded by a mob of intoxicated people inside an apartment, police said.
The officer went to Clarke Gardens apartments off Lexington Road to investigate the complaint about 2:45 a.m., when he saw a group of people standing around a car from which music was blaring, police said.
A woman reported silverware valued at $1,559 was stolen from her home in the 200 block of Hamilton Road between June 1 and Thursday, Athens-Clarke police said.
She named a possible suspect, according to police.
Two people were wounded by a woman with a knife Thursday afternoon during an apparent road-rage dispute at Sycamore Lane and Airport Road, Athens-Clarke police said.
The wounds were superficial, according to police.
One victim said the confrontation was apparently triggered when he drove his car through a stop sign and angered another motorist, police said.
The Oconee County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:
THEFT SUSPECT: On Aug. 23, a deputy was dispatched to Crossroads Consignment Shop on Macon Highway, Bishop, where a man reported someone entered his enclosed motorcycle trailer and stole a large electric boat and a wave control board.
A deputy also went to the Frosted Lion on Macon Highway, Bishop, in regard to a theft in which a man and two juveniles were believed to have been involved.
The Madison County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:
SCHOOL DISRUPTION: On Aug. 20, Sgt. Jeff Vaughn was dispatched to the Freshman Academy of Madison County High School, where two middle school students were involved in a fight.
When the deputy arrived, an on-campus officer had already stopped the fight, instigated when one student said the other called him a racial name. Both students were charged with battery and disrupting a public school. They were later released to their parents.
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:
SAW STOLEN: On Aug. 21, a resident of Providence Road, Statham, reported someone stole a chain saw from her front porch.
LOCKED OUT: On Aug. 21, Deputy Kevin Thomas met with man in Commerce who said his ex-wife died at her home and he filed paperwork because he is administrator of her estate. However, he said numerous family members have gone into the house and taken numerous items and even changed locks on the house.
A homeless man who advertises almost daily that he needs a miracle was issued another citation for soliciting from a roadway, Athens-Clarke police said.
John Blaha, 42, was ticketed Wednesday morning by an officer who found him standing in his usual spot — at the end of the Athens Perimeter exit ramp on Oconee Street, holding a cardboard sign that read, "I need a miracle," police said.
As before, Blaha said he was only expressing free speech and not begging for money from passing motorists, according to police.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Supreme Court has recently unanimously held that law enforcement's warrantless attachment of a GPS device to a car and subsequent warrantless use of the device to track the vehicle constituted an unlawful search in violation of the Fourth Amendment. Its decision in United States v. Jones fundamentally changed the legal landscape for government use of GPS tracking devices.
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As part of the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law this symposia will discuss the ramifications of the United States v. Jones. The symposia will be held at the National Press Club 529 14th Street, NW 13th Floor Washington, DC 20045. Admission is free but advance registration is required. Attendees can register online at http://www.law.edu/ studentlife/ nationalpressclub.cfm. The symposia is presented by Anne T. McKenna, Chair, SilverMcKenna, The Internet and Privacy Law Practice Group of Silverman|Thompson|Slutkin|White|LLC; Adjunct Professor, The Catholic University of America.
Ms. McKenna explains that Jones, however, is not just about the Fourth Amendment and GPS devices. Three justices also questioned the feasibility of privacy law based upon the reasonable expectation of a privacy test in the face of pervasive private industry and government GPS tracking. The justices' concern underscores a looming conflict: the United States lacks a comprehensive approach to privacy and tracking policies and has failed to pass a technologically adaptive privacy and tracking legislative scheme.
The Supreme Court's ruling clashes with federal, state and local law enforcement GPS-tracking practices. Congress seeks to remedy the disconnect between the courts, the law, and both private and public-sector entities' use of tracking technologies via several proposed bills in the House and the Senate that would specifically target and regulate location privacy. Four experts from academia, private practice,and Congress will explore the conflict between case law, statutory law, and law enforcement practice. They will discuss feasible legislative and judicial solutions that preserve constitutional liberties while enabling the government to use available technology to protect our people and institutions.
Janet C. Fisher, General Counsel, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, will consider proposed legislation that seeks to address tracking and privacy. Fisher holds a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information Access security clearance and handles legislative and legal matters related to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), cyber security, emerging technologies, and intelligence program authorizations. Fisher served with the Department of Justice's National Security Division from 2006-2011, where her duties included counterterrorism cases before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, as well as emerging technologies, and matters before Congress. Prior to government service, Fisher practiced with Williams & Connolly LLP and was a judicial clerk to the Honorable Richard W. Roberts, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. She received her B.S. in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University and her J.D. from Harvard Law School.
Clifford S. Fishman, Professor of Law, The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law, will highlight the existing statutory and Constitutional case law framework upon which the Jones tracking decision was based. Professor Fishman served for eight years as an assistant district attorney in the New York County District Attorney's Office and as chief investigating assistant district attorney in New York City's Special Narcotics Prosecutor's Office. He teaches criminal law, criminal procedure and evidence at the Columbus School of Law and is the co-author of Wiretapping and Eavesdropping; Surveillance in the Internet Age, 3d ed. with his co-author, Anne T. McKenna, along with numerous scholarly articles about various aspects of search and seizure, electronic surveillance, and evidence.
Anne T. McKenna, Partner, Silverman|Thompson|Slutkin|White|LLC, Chair of STSW's Internet and Privacy Law Practice Group, SilverMcKenna, and Adjunct Professor, The Catholic University of America, will consider government and private industry's use of tracking technology with GPS-based and biometric-based tracking. For two decades, McKenna has handled complex civil litigation and Internet, cellular and computer-related legal matters for businesses, educational and institutional clients, and individuals. As a litigator and co-author of the treatises Wiretapping & Eavesdropping: Surveillance in the Internet Age, 3rd Ed., and Jones on Evidence, 7th Ed., McKenna is one of the nation's leading and most-cited experts in Internet, computer and cellular electronic surveillance law and privacy law. McKenna consults with federal and state law enforcement regarding computer searches, cellular technology, cellular and GPS tracking, and related legislation. As an Adjunct Faculty member, McKenna teaches about privacy, surveillance, and media law. McKenna is frequently interviewed by and consults with media outlets including FOX News about privacy, tracking, Social Media, biometrics, and Fourth Amendment issues.
Kannon K. Shanmugam, Partner, Williams & Connolly LLP and former law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, will consider the judicial branch's potential response to these proposed bills and electronic tracking. Shanmugam focuses on Supreme Court and appellate litigation for Williams & Connolly and has argued 12 cases before the Supreme Court—more than any other lawyer in the firm's history except its legendary founder, Edward Bennett Williams. Shanmugam received his A.B. summa cum laude from Harvard College in 1993; his M. Litt. from the University of Oxford, where he was a Marshall Scholar; and his J.D. magna cum laude from Harvard Law School, where he was executive editor of the Harvard Law Review. Shanmugam has also served as law clerk to Judge J. Michael Luttig, United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Hon. Joseph F. Murphy, Jr., retired from Maryland's Court of Appeals in 2011 and now heads the Alternative Dispute Resolution practice of Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC. Before his 1984 appointment to the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, Judge Murphy practiced law as a Legal Aid staff attorney, an Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore City, the Deputy State's Attorney for Baltimore City, and a partner in the Towson-based law firm of White & Murphy. He was appointed to the Court of Special Appeals in 1993 and became its Chief Judge three years later, a position he retained until his 2007 appointment to the Court of Appeals. He is the author of the Maryland Evidence Handbook, teaches Evidence at the University of Baltimore Law School, and teaches Trial Practice at the University of Maryland Law School.
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ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said on Tuesday that the political and military leadership has held a detailed discussion on the Internal Security Policy.
Talking to newsmen after a meeting on the country's internal security, which was chaired by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, the minister said the leadership was informed about the dialogue with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the participants expressed their confidence in the process. He said that the political and military leadership are on the same page on issues of national security. The interior minister said that the Internal Security Policy would be implemented according to the set timelines.
The meeting was attended by the four chief ministers, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, Chief of the Army Staff General Raheel Sharif, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Director General Lt Gen Zahirul Islam, Chief of General Staff Lt Gen Ashfaq Ahmad Nadeem and Military Operations DG Major General Amir Riaz.
Nisar said the leadership focused on issues of capacity building of security forces and increasing coordination among 26 intelligence agencies working in the country. A joint intelligence directorate would be set up to coordinate activities of the intelligence agencies, he added. The minister said the objective of all the efforts was to make Pakistan secure.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has directed immediate establishment of a National Intelligence Directorate (NID) under the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) to pool national and provincial intelligence resources. The prime minister also approved establishment of a Rapid Response Force at the federal and provincial levels, having highly trained and skilled manpower. Chief secretaries and inspectors general of police of the provinces and senior government officials also attended the meeting, which reviewed the newly legislated legal framework dealing with counter-terrorism measures.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif also directed fast-track establishment of high security prisons in all provinces. He directed the provinces to utilise the options available in the Protection of Pakistan Ordinance, saying this law had made electronic evidence admissible, allowed video link trial with provision for transfer of trials and prisoners to other provinces, and preventive detention of enemy aliens.
The military operations DG, ISI deputy director general and the interior minister briefed the meeting on different aspects of internal security issues. Prime Minister Nawaz said the provincial governments and institutions had to work hard to establish a secure environment by eliminating terrorism, as economic prosperity was linked to security and peace in the country. He also reviewed the capacities of the federal and provincial law enforcement agencies and said the provinces needed to work more to ensure admissible evidence and efficient prosecution in heinous offences within time limits.
The government approved the first national Internal Security Policy last month, which called for the establishment of the response force and of counterterrorism departments within police forces in the next six months. The policy document had criticised the military for being "unable to demonstrate other capabilities essential to successful counter-insurgency: hold, build and integrate", adding it was up to civil institutions to take up the slack.
The government opened negotiations with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) last month in a bid to end a bloody insurgency which has cost thousands of lives and cost the economy tens of billions of dollars. The process broke down for more than two weeks after militants killed 23 kidnapped soldiers, but later resumed after the Taliban announced a month-long ceasefire. In an effort to take the talks to a higher level, the government last week formed a new four-member committee to begin direct contact with the Taliban.
Prime Minister Nawaz expressed satisfaction over the current progress on talks with the Taliban and reiterated that the talks should be held in accordance with the constitution. He said the federal government will extend all possible resources to the provinces to implement the national security policy for eliminating terrorism. The prime minister said that it is the high time to take the final decision to overcome this menace and bring peace to the country. He also said that Taliban should deal with groups opposing the dialogue process on their own.
Taliban negotiating committee member Professor Muhammad Ibrahim said on Monday that the TTP list of 300 women and children prisoners has been given to Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan.
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Like roughly 18 percent of Americans, I am monolingual.
From an economic perspective, language learning has costs, money and mental bandwidth. When making choices about resource allocation I often consider my professional goals, preferring to expand my knowledge and proficiency in areas that are directly related to my work, both professionally and as an artist.
Professionally, my mother tongue is the de facto language of global business so my career has not been hampered by my reliance on English.
In May and June of 2013 I was living in Berlin, Germany. I could have easily gotten by with only English but I learned enough German to navigate only the most basic of interactions; ordering coffee, social niceties and the essential "Ich kann nein Deustch sprechen, entshuldigung". Generally, it seemed like people appreciated my hackneyed attempts and I had fun stumbling through day-to-day life in German.
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Summer Lives On At Sunday River Resort
Don't get your skis out just yet, there are still plenty of ziplining, wife-carrying, and culinary adventures to be had!August 20, 2014
The nights are getting cooler and the days are becoming shorter in the Western Mountains of Maine. Before you bail on summer entirely or head back to school, remember that Sunday River Resort is still offering plenty of summertime activities.Read More
Sunday River Resort Announces $5 Million in Capital Investments for 2014-15
Playing to its strengths, Sunday River boosts operational, events, and training capabilities, and cuts a new 10-acre gladeAugust 11, 2014
Sunday River Resort recently announced that it will benefit from $5 million in capital improvements for the 2014-15 winter. Last season, parent company Boyne Resorts invested $5.7 million in Sunday River, and with the upcoming projects, Boyne will have invested more than $40 million in the Newry, Maine resort since 2007.Read More
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Registration for one of Sunday River Resort's 50 highly coveted couple spots for the 15th Annual North American Wife Carrying Championship opens on Monday, August 4 at noon. The grand prize? Fame and a small fortune of beer, equal to the wife's weight, plus five times her weight in cash.Read More
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3,500 Athletes Take on the Mountains of Sunday River Resort
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On Saturday, July 26, 2014, 3,500 pre-registered racers will take to the snowless slopes of Sunday River to compete in the resort's fastest growing summer event-the aptly named Tough Mountain Challenge.Read More
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Sunday River Resort opens for the summer this Thursday, June 26, offering a number of warm weather activities, including mountain biking, scenic lift rides, and zipline tours. Sunday River is also working with L.L.Bean Outdoor Discovery Schools for the first time ever to bring clinics, classes, and tours in kayaking, hiking, geocaching, stand-up paddleboarding, and archery to the resort.Read More


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Keighley town councillor Lionel Lockley's prestigious position with national group
8:00am Wednesday 16th January 2013 in News By Keighley News reporter
Keighley town councillor Lionel Lockley has been elected to the committee of the National Association of Local Councils.
Coun Lockley, who represents the Bracken Bank and Ingrow ward, beat 12 nominees from across England to land the prestigious position.
He had to speak in front of 60 delegates from the 8,500 town and parish councils represented.
Coun Lockley said he wanted to give a voice to the councils of West Yorkshire, and was available to listen to the concerns of any town or parish councillor.
The association lobbies government on a host of issues.
Coun Lockley, said the gathering in London where he was chosen was also attended by Eric Pickles, the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.
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Galaxy Note II Still Worth It? (iPhone 5 or Note II)...
I'm looking to replace my iPhone 5 with the Note 2; this is mainly due to the battery being a little on the short side as far as day to day longevity is concerned. I've used almost every platform (except WebOS which died before I really got into tech); the Z10 (God awful), Galaxy S3, HTC 8X And 8S, Lumia 920 (amazing battery but ecosystem needed work when I used it), Nexus 4, and a Bold 9930. Getting back on topic, the Galaxy Note 3 really caught my attention until I used the demo unit in my local AT&T; surprise, it pushed screen sizes to my limit. So without making it lengthy, is the Galaxy Note II still worth buying (or in this particular case, I was offered the Note II for my iPhone 5)? I just need a device that can withstand someone as on the go and constantly (and I mean constantly) connected as I am. The S4 was out of the question as some reason, it doesn't appeal to me and I've had a bad experience with the S3 so I'm hesitant about it (and with the SV coming soon, it didn't seem like a upgrade from the S3). So is going from the i5 to the Note 2 via trade worth it? Thanks in advance for your opinions.
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As far as price wise, I think the iphone 5 is worth alittle bit more than the note 2 on craigs you will see note 2s in the 200$ and iphone 5s in the 300-400$. However it really depends on what you like, if you enjoy touchwiz then you would def enjoy the note 2. But seeing you said you had a bad experience with the s3 maybe you should look at other phones, I'm actually trying to think of any android phones with removable batters to swap them out with an extended battery (besides samsung) and I can't think of any at the moment.
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I just got a note2 and this phone is still a beast. Are you looking to buy off contract or subsidized?
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I was offered the trade for my iphone 5.
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I would say you would be in a better position to sell the iphone 5 and then buy a used note 2, you should come out ahead with cash in your pocket
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The iphone 5 screen is considerably more clear while the note 2 is considerably larger. Also the camera on the iphone 5 is better than the note 2 but worse than note3 IMHO. I much prefer the note 2 to my old iphone 5. The note3 screen is very similar in size to the note2 with a much sharper screen. As mentioned earlier the note2 is running 4.3 android and is about to get 4.4 KitKat so the operating system will be the same on the GS4, Note 3, note 2 etc. The decision really depends on your preference. I still happily use my note2 but I often wish I had more than 2 gigs of RAM.
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ADAM, Elizabeth Street's Newest Resident-------
"I want our stores to be a real environment where you can hang out, like a house," says designer Adam Lippes, who opens his newest boutique today in Nolita. "Elizabeth Street is so beautiful and vibrant; it's a place people like to go and have brunch."
Brunchers will now be able to pick up Lippes' namesake collection, as well as his collaborations with the jewelry label Lulu Frost and the handbag line he's set to launch, which will be hanging on the racks at the new 1,008-square-foot space at 211 Elizabeth Street. Lippes included the same design elements from his Hudson Street store, like a hand-picked selection of antiques, photos (mostly from Lippes' personal collection), and books, to create a similar cozy atmosphere in his second Manhattan outpost. On Thursday, the designer, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, and filmmaker Tracy Antonopoulos will all be on hand to celebrate the official opening of the store with a Fashion's Night Out bash. As for his next shop, the downtown designer is looking to make the move uptown.
Heeeere's Johnnie -------
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Club Monaco continues its streak of high-profile lookbook and campaign shooters this season, hiring Ryan McGinley to lens its Spring 2011 ads. It's tapped top talent, too: Lauren Hutton, Lou Doillon, Tali Lennox, and the Virgins' Donald Cumming all appear in the spots. But they've also got starring roles in the behind-the-scenes video by Tracy Antonopoulos debuting exclusively here on Style.com. Cumming stars not as a rocker frontman or a model, but as a wayward videographer named Johnnie who, while napping during a shoot, dreams of a Doillon romance. And when he wakes up…well, let's just say dreams can come true.
Schwartzman, Dunst, Coppola, and Antonopoulos for Opening Ceremony-------
Friends in high places: not a bad way to promote your new collection. Opening Ceremony called on its longtime pals Jason Schwartzman and Kirsten Dunst to create a film to show off the Spring 2010 collection for its house label, directed by up-and-coming filmmakers Gia Coppola and Tracy Antonopoulos and set to a song by Schwartzman's band, Coconut Records. (You may remember Jason and Kiki as co-stars in another Coppola flick—Sofia's Marie Antoinette.) The short will screen at Opening Ceremony's party for its new Ace Hotel shop Saturday night, but Style.com has the exclusive first look: Inspired by the films of the French nouvelle vague, Non Plus One shows the OC-clad duo drinking coffee, imitating French films, having dance parties, and playing cowboys and Indians. Or, as we like to imagine it, exactly what they'd be doing whether or not the cameras were rolling. Ah, le cinéma vérité.