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Initial 911 calls confusing, but did not delay drowning response, Ocean City police say
Written by Ann Richardson Tuesday, July 08, 2014 04:28 pm
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OCEAN CITY ŌĆō Some 911 callers attempting to summon help for a large group of swimmers caught in a rip current on the evening of June 29 told operators they were near a pier, bathrooms and Kohr Brothers Ice Cream, but had no idea where the tragedy was unfolding.
Ocean City police released tapes of the 911 calls on Monday. There were multiple calls for assistance. One said ŌĆ£the shore ŌĆ" out here by the boardwalk,ŌĆØ while another guessed it was 14th Street.
The 911 operator initially dispatched lifeguards and other emergency personnel to 14th Street. An ensuing call for help correctly labeled the location as Ninth Street.
Lifeguards rescued 14 people from the ocean but Corinthian Hammond, 14, drowned. The Philadelphia boy's body was found four days later near the Longport Bridge.
Captain Steve Ang of the Ocean City Police Department said there was little delay by emergency responders because of the confusing 911 calls. The first call came in at 6:48 p.m. and lifeguards were on the scene within five or six minutes, he said.
The Ocean City Beach Patrol had a rapid response team on duty until 8 p.m. June 29. Stationed at the beach patrolŌĆÖs 12th Street headquarters, the lifeguards are prepared to respond anywhere on the island from a jet ski, Ang said.
ŌĆ£To take the call, launch the jet ski and arrive there within five or six minutes is a good response time,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£They arrived at the location and in touch with the people in trouble pretty fast. ThatŌĆśs a normal response time, considering they had to launch a jet ski.ŌĆØ
Ang said he did not believe that the confusion delayed the rescue.
ŌĆ£The only way they could get there any quicker is if the emergency unfolded right in front of them,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£You can easily see from the Music Pier to the fishing pier. That was an easy fix, an easy redirection.
ŌĆ£The most important thing is to get the emergency personnel activated, and that happened.ŌĆØ
Ang said confusion concerning an emergencyŌĆÖs location is not all that unusual. People are calling in a stressful situation and they often panic, he said.
Landmarks such as Kohr Brothers or other boardwalk businesses donŌĆÖt work that well because there could be other locations. One 911 caller said he was near a ŌĆ£hauntedŌĆØ miniature golf course, but Ang said there are several golf courses on the Ocean City boardwalk that could fit that description.
Lifeguard stands are painted with the street number or name at every beach, he said. Ang said the city would look to place additional signage on the boardwalk, making it clearer for those on the beach where they are. Street signs on the boardwalk are sideways, to be visible for those on the boardwalk.
ŌĆ£The bottom line is this, they were swimming after hours, and signs were posted,ŌĆØ Ang said. ŌĆ£Even during hours you should be swimming at a protected beach. You never know, the ocean floor changes with tides and currents. You are swimming in the ocean, all kinds of things can happen that you are unaware of. ItŌĆÖs very dangerous to swim after hours, and thatŌĆÖs why we post signs and we have lifeguards there during the day.ŌĆØ
After the drowning, the city moved to establish an after-hours program, guarding Eighth, Ninth and 12th streets every day through Labor Day, not just weekends and holidays.
Swimming only at guarded beaches is the safest way to avoid an emergency, Ang said.
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Good news about Guantánamo is rare – whether regarding those still held, or those released — so it was reassuring to hear this week that the Court of Appeal in Alberta, Canada, delivered a major blow to the Canadian government's efforts to hold former prisoner Omar Khadr in federal prison rather than in a provincial jail. Khadr is serving an eight-year sentence handed down in a plea deal at his trial by military commission in Guantánamo in October 2010, and has been held in federal prisons since his return to Canada, where he was born in 1986.
The 27-year old was just 15 years old when he was seized in Afghanistan after a firefight with US forces in a compound. He had been taken there, and deposited with some adults, by his father, but on his capture, when he was severely wounded, he was abused in US custody and eventually put forward for a war crimes trial, even though, as a juvenile at the time of the alleged crime, he should have been rehabilitated rather than punished according to an international treaty on the rights of the child signed by the US (and by Canada), even though there is no evidence that the allegation that he threw a grenade that killed a US soldier is true, and even though there is no precedent for claiming that a combat death in an occupied country is a war crime.
Khadr has since explained that he only agreed to the plea deal because he could see no other way of ever getting out of Guantánamo, and last November, via his US civilian lawyer, Sam Morison, he appealed in the US for his conviction to be overturned. In recent years, US appeals court judges have delivered two devastating rulings, overturning two of the only convictions secured in the military commissions, in the cases of Salim Hamdan and Ali Hamza al-Bahlul, on the basis that the war crimes for which the men were convicted were not war crimes at the time the legislation authorizing the commissions was passed — and had, in fact, been invented by Congress. Read the rest of this entry »
Dennis Edney, Omar Khadr's long-term Canadian civilian lawyer, has been in the UK since last week, on a tour organised by the London Guantánamo Campaign, so I'm posting details of his speaking events for anyone who has not yet heard him talk, and also to notify readers, supporters of Omar Khadr and opponents of Guantánamo that I'll be joining Dennis at an event in Amnesty International's Human Rights Action Centre in Shoreditch tomorrow evening. To support Dennis's ongoing and extensive legal costs, please visit this page, and to support the costs of the UK tour, please see here.
Regular readers will know that I have been covering Omar's story since I first began working on Guantánamo eight years ago. I wrote about him in my book The Guantánamo Files, and when I began writing articles on a full-time basis, in June 2007, Omar's was one of the first cases that I addressed, when he was charged in the second version of the Bush administration's troubled military commissions, after the first version was thrown out by the US Supreme Court for violating the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the Geneva Conventions — and, specifically, Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions, which prohibits torture and humiliating and degrading treatment, and requires any trials to be in "a regularly constituted court, affording all the judicial guarantees which are recognized as indispensable by civilized peoples."
Omar, of course, never received such protections, even when the commissions were revived with Congressional approval, or when, under President Obama, they were brought back for a second time. In the end, to be assured of ever leaving Guantánamo, he accepted a plea deal in October 2010, admitting to war crimes that had been invented by Congress, and, moreover, providing a permanent stain on the reputation of President obama, who not only allowed a plea deal based on invented war crimes to take place, but did so to a former child prisoner (just 15 when he was seized after a firefight in Afghanistan in July 2002), even though, according to the the Optional Protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict, to which both the US and Canada are signatories, juvenile prisoners (those under 18 when their alleged crimes take place) must be rehabilitated rather than punished. Read the rest of this entry »
I wrote the following article for the "Close Guantánamo" website, which I established in January 2012 with US attorney Tom Wilner. Please join us — just an email address is required to be counted amongst those opposed to the ongoing existence of Guantánamo, and to receive updates of our activities by email.
On February 20, my friend and colleague, the investigative journalist Jason Leopold, published a prisoner list from Guantánamo, which he had just obtained from the Pentagon, and which had not previously been made public.
The list, "71 Guantánamo Detalnees Determined Eligible to Receive a Periodic Review Board as of April 19, 2013," identifies, by name, 71 of the 166 prisoners who were held at the time, and, as Jason explained in an accompanying article: Read the rest of this entry »
Two weeks ago, I wrote about how, for the first time since his return to Canada from Guantánamo in September 2012, Omar Khadr, the Canadian citizen and former child prisoner of the US, has been downgraded from a high-security risk to a medium-security risk, and moved for the maximum-security prison in which he had been held, in Edmonton, to the Bowden Institution in Alberta province, a medium-security facility with a minimum-security annex.
I also noted how this move "punctures the prevailing rhetoric — from the government, and in the right-wing press — that Khadr is a dangerous individual," and, it should be noted, it also enables him to be able to apply for parole.
Neverthless, Ivan Zinger, the executive director of the independent Office of the Correctional Investigator (Canada's prison ombudsman), is still critical of the position taken by the prison authorities. Last week, Colin Perkel of The Canadian Press reported that, in a letter to the Correctional Service of Canada's senior deputy commissioner, Zinger wrote that the correctional authorities had "unfairly classified" Khadr, "even though they lowered his risk rating from maximum to medium security." Read the rest of this entry »
For the first time since his return to Canada from Guantánamo in September 2012, Omar Khadr, the Canadian citizen and former child prisoner of the US, has been downgraded from a high-security risk to a medium-security risk. The move punctures the prevailing rhetoric — from the government, and in the right-wing press — that Khadr is a dangerous individual.
This lamentable rhetoric is the product of three particular factors: racism and/or Islamophobia; a hypocritical refusal to recognize the rights of child prisoners, despite a Supreme Court judgment that was severely critical of the government; and a deliberate refusal to recognise that Khadr's plea deal at a military commission trial in Guantánamo had nothing to do with justice and guilt, and was agreed to solely to secure his release from Guantánamo, and his return home to Canada, where he was born 27 years ago.
Khadr was just 15 years old when he was seized by US forces, in a severely wounded state, after a firefight in Afghanistan in July 2002. According to the Optional Protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict, which came into force in February 2002, and which both the US and Canada then ratified, juvenile prisoners — those under 18 when their alleged crimes take place — "require special protection." The Optional Protocol specifically recognizes "the special needs of those children who are particularly vulnerable to recruitment or use in hostilities", and requires its signatories to promote "the physical and psychosocial rehabilitation and social reintegration of children who are victims of armed conflict." Read the rest of this entry »
Good news from Canada, finally, as former Guantánamo prisoner Omar Khadr has been "reclassified as a medium-security risk," and will be moved from Edmonton, where he is currently held as a maximum-security prisoner, to Bowden Correctional Institution, north of Calgary. The move will probably take place in the next few weeks, as the Edmonton Journal described it on Friday.
Khadr, who was just 15 years old when he was seized after a firefight in Afghanistan in July 2002, has persistently been treated with disdain by the Canadian government, which, for ten years, failed to stand up for his rights as a Canadian citizen and a juvenile prisoner.
When Khadr finally agreed to a plea deal at Guantánamo, just to be sent home, the Canadian government dragged its heels regarding its own part of the bargain. After the plea deal was agreed, during his trial by military commission at Guantánamo in October 2010, Khadr was supposed to spend just one more year at Guantánamo followed by seven years' imprisonment in Canada after his repatriation, but it took 23 months for him to be returned, and, since his return, he has been held as a maximum-security prisoner, even though he has never been a high-risk prisoner.
Dennis Edney, the Edmonton lawyer who has been representing Khadr for ten years, explained how the decision to reclassify Khadr as "medium-security," which was taken by Kelly Hartle, the warden at Edmonton, "reflects a 'plethora of evidence' from US authorities and Canada's prison ombudsman that Khadr never was a maximum-security threat," as the Edmonton Journal described it. Read the rest of this entry »
If you have the time to watch a 46-minute video about Omar Khadr, the Canadian citizen and former child prisoner held at Guantánamo for 11 years, then I heartily recommend the recording of a recent talk in Canada by Sam Morison, a civilian lawyer working for the US Department of Defense, who recently submitted an appeal against Khadr's 2010 conviction in his trial by military commission, as I explained in an article two weeks ago entitled, "'He Didn't Commit a War Crime': Omar Khadr's US Lawyer Challenges His Conviction at Guantánamo."
The video of the talk, which took place at The King's University College in Edmonton, was posted on the website of the Free Omar Khadr campaign, and is posted below, via YouTube. It was organized by the University of Alberta's Chester Ronning Centre for the Study of Religion and Public Life and the Micah Centre at The King's University College, and a previous talk (also posted below) featured Retired Brig. Gen. Stephen Xenakis, MD, a psychiatrist who spent hundreds of hours with Omar Khadr at Guantánamo. Both events took place under the heading "Omar Khadr: The Man – The Law."
Morison, who "has practiced law for more than 20 years and is a nationally recognized expert on federal executive clemency and the restoration of civil rights," as his website describes him, delivered a compelling explanation for why Khadr is not guilty of war crimes, when the appeal was submitted. Khadr accepted a plea deal in October 2010, pleading guilty to five crimes, including killing a US soldier by throwing a grenade during the firefight in Afghanistan in July 2002 that led to his capture, but there is no evidence that he actually threw the grenade, and he only accepted the plea deal as a way to leave Guantánamo, receiving an eight-year sentence in exchange. Read the rest of this entry »
Next March it will be eight years since I gave my life over to chronicling Guantánamo and the 779 men (and boys) held there, and campaigning to get the prison closed. I did this initially through my book The Guantánamo Files, and, for the last six and a half years, I have continued to seek the prison's closure — and to educate people about the men held there and the lies told in the "war on terror" — as a full-time independent investigative journalist.
Nearly four years ago, I began to put together chronological lists of all my articles, in the hope that doing so would make it as easy as possible for readers and researchers to navigate my work — the 2100 articles and pages I have published since May 2007. Unfortunately, I have found it difficult to keep up to date with this project for the last two years, hence this belated entry covering all the articles I wrote from July to December 2012.
In this period, as well as relentlessly covering Guantánamo, I continued to be involved in campaigning to resist the age of austerity cynically introduced by the Tory-led government here in the UK, which is being used to wage a disgusting and disgraceful civil war against the poor, the unemployed and the disabled, and whose main aim is to destroy the state provision of services. In the period covered in this article, my previous efforts to save the NHS from privatisation fed into a campaign even closer to home, as the government and senior NHS managers proposed to severely cut services at Lewisham Hospital, my local hospital in south east London, to pay for the debts of a neighbouring NHS trust that had got into financial difficulties — in part because of ruinous private finance (PFI) deals, providing unjustifiable profits to private companies building hospitals for the government. Read the rest of this entry »
On Wednesday (November 13), the media, inspired by an article for the Guardian by Col. Morris Davis, the former chief prosecutor of the military commissions at Guantánamo, who has become a formidable critic of the prison since his resignation six years ago, picked up on a baleful anniversary — the 12th anniversary of the creation of one of the main founding documents of the Bush administration's "war on terror."
I subsequently spoke to Scott Horton on his hard-hitting political show, the latest in the dozens of interviews with Scott that I have taken part in over the last six years. The half-hour show is available here as an MP3, and I hope you have time to listen to it.
Scott described the show as follows: "Andy Worthington, author of The Guantánamo Files, discusses how Dick Cheney helped make torture an official US government policy; former Guantanamo inmate Omar Khadr's fight for justice in a Canadian prison; and how torture has poisoned America's soul."
As Scott explained, we did indeed talk about how Omar Khadr, and his appeal against his outrageous 2010 conviction for war crimes (which I wrote about here), as well as also discussing the need for accountability for all of the senior Bush administration officials (up to and including George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld) and their lawyers, who approved the use of torture. Read the rest of this entry »
Last week was a busy week for legal challenges by former Guantánamo prisoners. Just after David Hicks announced that he was appealing against his 2007 conviction for providing material support for terrorism (which I wrote about here), Omar Khadr's lawyer in the US announced that the Canadian citizen, who was repatriated in September 2012 but is still imprisoned in his home country, is "set to appeal his five war crimes convictions on the grounds that the military commission had no legal authority to try him or accept his guilty pleas," as Colin Perkel described it for The Canadian Press.
In order to leave Guantánamo, Khadr accepted a plea deal in October 2010, in which he admitted that he was guilty of murder in violation of the law of war, attempted murder in violation of the law of war, conspiracy, providing material support for terrorism, and spying, even though there are serious problems with the credibility of the main charge against him — that he threw a grenade that killed a US soldier – as an investigation of the evidence indicates that, at the time, he was unconscious, having been shot twice in the back at close range.
Khadr is able to challenge two of the charges against him — providing material support for terrorism and conspiracy — because of two rulings by the court of appeals in Washington D.C. last October and in January this year, when judges threw out two of the only convictions secured in the military commissions at Guantánamo, in 2008 — against Salim Hamdan, a driver for Osama bin Laden, and Ali Hamza al-Bahlul, a propagandist for al-Qaeda. Read the rest of this entry »
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Canon i-Sensys LBP7680Cx review
Good speed and quality, but the printer's management feature ups the price with little value to SMBs
Review Date: 1 Aug 2012
Reviewed By: Dave Mitchell
Price when reviewed: £250 (£300 inc VAT)
Features & Design
Value for Money
The LBP7680Cx is Canon's first single-function laser printer that's designed to be equally at home in small-business and enterprise workgroup environments. It supports Canon's multifunction embedded application platform (MEAP) for integration into existing printer management systems.
MEAP allows Java apps to be run on the printer, and Canon's focus is clearly its uniFLOW print and scan document management software. However, this won't cut any ice with small businesses that will be more interested in value, print speed and output quality.
For installation, an automatic routine finds the printer and loads PCL, PostScript and Canon's own UFRII drivers. The printer's local menu control pad takes a while to get used to, but it provides access to all the features – including the new front USB port for walk-up printing.
The web UI has admin and user modes, so you can configure the printer or just view consumable levels. The admin mode also provides an option for selecting a local file or URL and sending it directly to the printer.
The printer delivers in the speed stakes: a 20-page Word document was despatched in one minute, with a time to first page of around 15 seconds; our complex 24-page DTP-style document – with graphics and photos – completed in 1min 11secs, with a time to first page of 15 seconds.
The driver's Publication setting ups the interpolated resolution to a quoted 9,600 x 600dpi, and the DTP test took the same time as the General setting. Other driver output options are available; we were impressed with their impact.
Colour photos on the General setting were slightly pallid, but the Vivid Photo option produced rich, vibrant colours with good detail. Mono pictures didn't benefit as much, but detail was still good and text was pin-sharp.
Running costs are similar to other colour lasers at this price: a mono page costs 2.7p and a colour page 12.4p. Output quality and speed are good as well, but you're paying a premium for the MEAP feature.
Author: Dave Mitchell
Media weights?
It would be so useful if laser (and inkjet) reviews would show in the spec the max paper weight which the print will accept. The times I've had to go to a specialist to print on 250 and 300gsm as our print only takes 200.
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@invalidscreenname - the point of reviews to to allow potential purchases to compare features/specs before purchasing... For me and many others paper weight is important.
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We examine strategic procurement behaviour by governments and its effect on market structure in sectors, such as defence and pharmaceuticals, where the government is the dominant consumer. In a world economy with trade between producer countries, and between producers and non-producers, we use a modified Dixit–Stiglitz utility function with an independent taste for variety. There is free entry and exit by firms, but by anticipating their participation constraint governments can indirectly choose the number of domestic firms and their size through its choice of procurement price. Unlike the standard model with no independent taste for variety and no external sector of non-producer countries, there are incentives for subsidies, openness impacts on industrial structure and procurement coordination between producer countries affects firm numbers.
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Women's History Perspectives: Garfunkle and Oates
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#TeamLilKim presents "Playtime is Over" (featuring Lil' Kim & Nicki Minaj) Part 6 (by AuntDot917)
I may not be a massive fan of Kim, or what she's "not" doing right now (like putting out music), but fact is fact. Nicki is a big hypocrite, & a follower.
A minute and thirty three seconds in and I'm already looking like this 0_o Chile……….HOT ASS MESS!!! She full of shit.
I may bump some of her songs but like I said that damn ego/attitude of hers needs to be deflated. Like u said she's a big hypocrite. "I'm not writing lyrics bout any female rapper in the game" Bahahaha. Good one Nicki. Gurl who r those lyrics for then? Nicki needs to realize that every hit artist ain't gonna stay hot. Every artist that's successful has a peak and slows down. It's gonna be funny as hell when she starts embodying those statements that came/come out of her mouth.
I think I'm gonna say this, & 1 time only. Now…. I was really not gonna comment on this at all. Because I really don't care that much. But it's like every time I turn around, I see something about this dude. Let me put out a disclaimer 1st before I truly start this post, I am not a Chris Brown…
I was actually telling myself earlier that Chris Brown needs his twitter confiscated or monitored. He's doing the absolute most. smh. What gets to me is that he retweets people like Russel Simmons who tell him not to respond and ignore them but he never follows their advice. Like did he learn anything from the court ordered anger management sessions? I like his music, not as much as I like his past music, but he needs to grow up. He's still in that boy mentality, it's time for him to be a man. I was watching KidFury earlier and he said that people are gonna talk about that incident forever. They do it with Michael Jackson and that child molestation case, Whitney and her drug problems, R.Kelly and his sexual acts with a 13 yr old, etc. I just want him to accept, move on, and just be quiet.
A lot of people are talkin about this beef that's goin on between Com and Drake, and in a nutshell, I've been mostly seeing 3 types of reactions:
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Marissa Mayer, in late 2005, when she was still Vice President of Search Product and User Experience at Google.
Liz Gannes was quick to remember this comment today in light of the new crazy, flashy, graphical doodad flying and popping all over the Google site.
John Lilly on the end of rapid growth for the desktop-based web.
Let's get ready to rumble. (And/or build for mobile/tablets.)
Samsung's internal memo to employees following the Apple lawsuit ruling.
Two things:
1) Wow, what a weak opening. That's a step away from admitting they didn't think they'd win.
2) Don't think Apple didn't smell that blood in the water.
NPD DisplaySearch analyst Richard Shim discussing "Retina" displays.
Let's all take a moment to recall that while Apple may have dropped the hammer on Samsung with their smartphone patent lawsuit, Samsung remains a vital partner. And you can expect that partnership to continue. It's not personal, it's business.
Very, very awkward business.
Good question, I would assume they will update the camera in some way — even if only slightly — since it's one of the most important features of the phone. I suspect the video element will see an upgrade in some way as well. Much of it may be software tweaks, but I'm expecting some sort of better lens too.
Update: As Ryan Jones points out on Twitter, there have been some whispers about what the next iPhone could pack in terms of camera.
Steve Jobs, on January 9, 2007 unveiling the iPhone.
The other money quote.
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Graham made her Off-Broadway debut in the 2003 production of Recent Tragic Events. She will be joined by Gia Crovatin (reasons to be pretty), Golden Globe nominee Callie Thorne (The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, "Necessary Roughness") and Frederick Weller (Mothers and Sons, Reasons to Be Happy).
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8 Tricks for Surviving the Mall Food Court
You set the alarm, get up early, and race to the mall for a day of power shopping. Then, a few hours later, you feel tired and cranky -- and realize you've been so consumed with shopping that you haven't eaten in hours. So you head to the mall food court -- where if you're not careful, you could inhale a 510-calorie peppermint hot chocolate, a 570-calorie glazed pretzel, a 700-calorie slice of pizza, or a 1000-calorie burrito in a matter of seconds. Yikes!
But don't despair. While food courts are loaded with places serving burgers, fries, ice cream, cookies, fancy pretzels, pizza, fancy coffees, and donuts, there are also plenty of lower-calorie options.
How do you find them? Don't expect to see calorie counts posted on the menu board. For that, you'll need to do a little homework. Check out the nutrition information on the restaurant web sites, either on your BlackBerry or before you leave home. Or follow some of these eight expert tips on how to navigate the mall food court without blowing your calorie budget:
8 Tricks to Control Calories at the Mall Food Court
1. Eat Breakfast. Before you head to the mall, start with a good night's sleep, followed by a hearty breakfast that will keep you energized for hours. "Eating every few hours will keep your energy up and help you resist the temptation of those tantalizing smells from cinnamon rolls, decadent cookies, or holiday coffee drinks that waft through the mall," says Jo Lichten, RD, PhD, author of Dining Lean.
Make sure your morning meal contains both protein and fiber. "Have a bowl of oatmeal with some dried fruit and nuts, or whole-grain toast and a few eggs," Lichten suggests.
2. Drink Plenty of Fluids, Especially Water. It's easy to overlook the importance of hydration when you're busy. But enough fluid keeps muscles performing well, and is essential to feeling good.
3. Bring Some Munchies. "If you take along nutritious foods or mini-meals you will be less likely to indulge in a mega-calorie snack," says American Dietetic Association spokeswoman Kerry Neville, MS, RD. These are her favorite snacks to stash in her bag and eat at the mall:
- Fresh fruit -- an apple, banana, grapes
- Low-fat cheese slices
- Whole-grain crackers
- Granola bars that contain plenty of protein and fiber
- Turkey sandwich
- Low-fat yogurt
- 100-calorie packs of nuts, trail mix, or rice cakes
- Popcorn
- Bottle of water
4.Be Choosy at the Food Court. If you didn't get it together to bring your food for the day, be particular about your choices. "Just like you shop for sales and bargains, use the same strategy to check out all the food offerings at the mall and choose the healthiest options," says Neville. What are some of the top choices? Recommendations from the experts include:
- Unsweetened beverages (hot or cold)
- 100% fruit juices
- Fruit smoothies (but be sure to check the ingredients and calorie counts; some can pack up to 600 calories)
- Salads with vegetables and grilled meats, topped lightly with vinaigrette or low-calorie dressing.
- Side salads with fruit, vegetables, and/or nuts, topped with vinaigrette or low-cal dressing
- Grilled chicken or turkey sandwiches (hold the mayo)
- Wrap sandwiches loaded with veggies (hold the mayo)
- Nonfat frozen yogurt or sorbet
- Asian vegetable and chicken stir-fry (make sure the chicken isn't breaded)
- Fruit and yogurt parfait
- Nonfat latte without whipped cream or syrup
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- Small hamburger
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Czech Republic - Data Protection
History of Data Protection in CZECH REPUBLIC
Data protection found itself on the Czech Republic's agenda following the political changes of 1989. Act number 25/1992 on personal data in information systems was introduced shortly after. However, the act proved to incompatible with Directive 95/46/EC. As the Czech Republic was aiming to join the EU, formulating a new act that was compatible with the Directive became a priority.
Act number 101/2000 on personal data protection was introduced in order to render Czech law compatible with the Directive. The Act applies to manual processing as well as automatic processing, and it inaugurated the Czech Office for Personal Data Protection. These measures remedied crucial defects in Act number 25/1992.
Act number 101/2000 has since been amended several times. In May 2004, the
Czech Republic became one of the ten newly associated states of the EU.
Summary of Data Protection in CZECH REPUBLIC
|Title of Data Protection Legislation
|Act on the Protection of Personal Data and on Amendment to Some Related Acts (101 of 4 April 2000)
|Name of supervisory authority
|Office for Personal Data Protection
|General Powers of supervisory authority
The key functions of the Office of Personal Data Protection
To supervise the observance of the law in the processing of personal data,
To maintain a register of instances of permitted personal data processing,
To deal with notifications and grievances from citizens concerning infringements of the law,
To provide consultations in the area of personal data protection.
(See Office website and Article 29 of the Act)
|Who has standing to notify the supervisory authority of breaches?
|The data subject
|What are the penalties for data controllers if they breach the law?
Articles 44-6 and 49 of the 2000 Act set out the penalties
for breaches of the law.
They are fines, prohibition of activities or imprisonment.
|Have any provisions been made for the processing of a national identification number or a general identifier, as per Article 8(7)?
|No. 'National Identification Number' is used in a variety of ways in the Czech Republic. All should be treated simply as personal data.
|Is it necessary to obtain consent before processing personal data, or are alternatives available even when obtaining consent would not be impracticable or inappropriate?
|It is probably sufficient to use alternatives to consent even when it is not impracticable or inappropriate to obtain it.
|Does the Data Protection Legislation cover the deceased?
|Who is able to indirectly identify the data subject?
Laws and Regulations
- Act 101 of 4 April 2000 on Protection of Personal Data
- 227
Act of 29 June 2000 on Electronic Signature & on the Amendment to some
other related Acts (Electronic Signature Act)


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Cuomo is dedicated to anything but transparency
You cannot have democracy without good information. How are any of us expected to vote intelligently if we don't know what is going on?
Andrew Cuomo campaigned for office on a platform of transparency in government. As attorney general, he employed Blair Horner to create something called "Project Sunlight." For 25 years, Horner was (and still is) one of the most respected men in Albany. He was a good government lobbyist who kept legislators' feet to the fire. He was always Mr. Integrity, so when Cuomo hired him, those of us with some lingering doubts took notice.
Horner was responsible for setting up a database that was supposed to tell all. However, after a relatively brief amount of time, Horner resigned from the Cuomo administration, suggesting that he had accomplished what he set out to do. A man of conviction, he now works for the American Cancer Society and appears weekly on public radio. I did my best to get Horner to tell me why he left so early in the Cuomo timeline, but he stuck to his story. I like a man of character.
Now we are starting to see some other troubling signs from the man who was going to lead the most transparent gubernatorial administration in history. It turns out that Cuomo is committed to secrecy. Several news items have appeared in the New York Times and the Albany Times Union suggesting that Cuomo is dedicated to anything but transparency.
We all know that it's easier to operate in secrecy than to show your cards to your opponents in the political game. The problem is that politics can be brutal. If your opponents sense your vulnerabilities, you can be sure they will use them against you. The current assumption is that Cuomo the Younger wants to do what Papa couldn't: run for president.
Let's face it, if you had his office, you might do the same thing he's doing. When he was attorney general, Cuomo did a lot. At the conclusion of their terms, attorneys general customarily do what Cuomo's predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, did: send thousands of pages of documents to the state archives. Cuomo didn't.
When two ace investigative reporters from the Albany Times Union went to the archives to look around, they found a memo having to do with something called "Trooper Gate." It turns out that soon after they got hold of that memo, the files of the state archivist were combed by the Cuomo people and lots of material, including the "Trooper Gate" memo, disappeared. Now people are calling that disappearance "File Gate."
The Cuomo people say they have the right to remove such documents—and it turns out they do. At least one top source says the original memo was removed because of a single sentence suggesting that the Cuomo investigation was less than stellar.
Cuomo worked hard to create the aura of a strong attorney general. He said that he would let the facts lead him. However, this case hints that there may have been some political motives to his investigation.
In the old days, Cuomo had a reputation as a political enforcer for his father. At one point, he accused me through an operative in the strongest possible language of having written an anonymous New York Times op-ed about his father. I had not, and the father sort of apologized. When he ran for governor, we were told that it was the new Andrew Cuomo. Now we hear that communications between top Cuomo people are not done by email but on devices that don't create replicable records.
None of this passes the stink test. Right now, Cuomo is very, very popular. People think he is efficient. Try looking through history and notice who else was characterized as efficient in the beginning.
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My favorite record store just dedicated an entire section of the shelf to stoner metal, so I'm really getting into that. I've just been listening to just nonstop stoner metal for the last week, and I have a good amount of it, including Bong's entire discography, which is quite hard to find for free. I also got Black Masses by Electric Wizard and Windhand's self-titled LP on vinyl, both of which sound really nice, and feel great whenever I'm in my meditative state. The vocal frequency ranges, delays, and volumes are absolutely perfect, along with the bass-heavy, slow as fuck riffs.
New age music has been greatly inspiring me. I've been playing ultra chill new age guitar, hooked up to Ableton and ran through delay, reverb, resonation, etc. and it's really changed my perspective on everything, and made me much more relaxed. I highly recommend getting into this music or playing it.
Thank you, Devin Townsend, for making the album Ghost. Also, does anyone here know any music similar to this?
A few days ago I went with my father to pick up some speakers he had bought, and I fell asleep in the car on the way home. When I went to get out the door I saw a crane fly right next to where my face was, at most a couple of inches away. The next day I was walking my dog and the same crane fly flew right in front of me. The day after that (yesterday) it was in my room, flying around me. And just now it was outside my window, trying to get in my room. What the fuck is this?
I saw two movies recently. Last night I watched a Serbian film called A Serbian Film. It's my new favorite movie. It has a great soundtrack, too.
Today I watched a movie called John Dies at the End. It was how I imagine doing acid would be like. Which is kind of relevant, since I checked out the Silk Road a couple days ago and found some cheap drugs. Now I want to do acid.
In the summer, the weed will ascend through the air, drifting in the comfort of the breezes that puncture the heat.
To avoid wilting, dig through the basic soil and lift the vegetation. Separate the roots and hold the leaves in the heat of the sun. As the acid pours from a cloudless sky, allow the plant to metamorphose and play with imaginary letters in a disillusioned Heaven.
As the music stops, pull the television chord and allow the Earth to choke to death.
The needles and discs of PVC were the harbingers of transcendence.
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Well, I'm no longer a /mu/tant. People are going to be calling me a /mu/slim now.
Anyway, I went to the record store again last Saturday and got Yanqui U.X.O. by Godspeed You! Black Emperor, The Glow Pt. 2 by The Microphones, the Andrew Jackson Jihad/O Pioneers!!! split, and the collector's edition of Until the Quiet Comes by Flying Lotus.
I don't think I've written about this, but I got two records at this awesome store in Cambridge, Massachusetts: Coexist: Deluxe Version by the xx and F#A#∞ by Godspeed You! Black Emperor, which is by far the coolest record I have ever seen. It was less than $20 and it came with more stuff than any other record I know of, at least for the price. They are the best band to get on vinyl (followed closely by Neutral Milk Hotel).
Also, I'm going with a friend to see Animal Collective in concert in June, so fuck yeah.
Onto the most recent event:
I've discovered my new favorite visual artist! He's called David Burdeny, and these are some great examples of his work:
I meant to post this a while ago, but I was distracted by things that will become obvious in the entry itself.
Sometimes I think, "hey, maybe I'd like to have a family when I'm old; I hear great things about them." Then I remember that families include other people who I have to actually care about, and that's something I want to get away from, since I have so much of that right now. Nope. I want to die alone. Maybe with a romantic partner or something. Not planning on marriage, either, so that isn't a definite. (And I'm planning on killing myself before I get old. I don't want to die of natural causes, so I'm planning on one day going skydiving and not pulling the parachute.)
I've been working along the /mu/ essential dark ambient list:
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1E, Deep_Frieze by SleepResearch_Facility, is one of the deepest collections of music I have heard in my life. I highly recommend you all engage in this journey as I have begun to. It is going to be a very interesting one for me.
I spent hours very thoroughly scrutinizing the lyrics to this Animal Collective song:
And this what I accomplished today:
Well, first of all I'll start off by saying that I ordered Burzum's Umskiptar limited edition vinyl. I feel good knowing I gave $40 to a murderer/church arsonist. (And yes, the money is going to him, not the label, because he owns the label it was released under.) It's a very interesting recitation of the Old Norse poem, Völuspá. The beginning and end are very ambient and atmospheric, perfectly setting the dramatic mood of creation (in the introduction) and destruction (in the last two songs, about Ragnarök).
Here's the link to the bill:
Here's an article that takes out all of the Republican sugarcoating:
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Lou Gehrig's Disease Study: Renewing Brain's Aging Support Cells May Help Neurons SurviveOct. 30, 2014 Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, attacks muscle-controlling nerve cells – motor neurons – in the brain, brainstem and spinal cord. Patients typically ... full story
Heart Drug May Help Treat ALS, Mouse Study ShowsOct. 26, 2014 Digoxin, a medication used in the treatment of heart failure, may be adaptable for the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a progressive, paralyzing disease, suggests new ... full story
ALS Is a Protein Aggregation Disease, Research ShowsOct. 23, 2014 Using a technique that illuminates subtle changes in individual proteins, chemistry researchers have uncovered new insight into the underlying causes of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis ... full story
New ALS Associated Gene Identified Using Innovative StrategyOct. 22, 2014 Using an innovative exome sequencing strategy, a team of international scientists has shown that TUBA4A, the gene encoding the Tubulin Alpha 4A protein, is associated with familial amyotrophic ... full story
ALS Progression Linked to Increased Protein InstabilityOct. 14, 2014 A potential cause of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, has been suggested by researchers who focused on the effects of mutations to a gene coding for a ... full story
First Mouse Model for ALS DementiaSep. 24, 2014 The first animal model for ALS dementia, a form of ALS that also damages the brain, has been developed by scientists. The advance will allow researchers to directly see the brains of living mice, ... full story
Mitochondria's Role in Neurodegenerative Diseases Clearer Thanks to Mouse StudySep. 19, 2014 A new study sheds light on a longstanding question about the role of mitochondria in debilitating and fatal motor neuron diseases and resulted in a new mouse model to study such illnesses. ... full story
Structure of Enzyme Seen as Target for ALS DrugsSep. 11, 2014 The first high-resolution structure of an enzyme has been determined that, if partially inhibited, could represent a new way to treat most cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, also called Lou ... full story
Researchers Develop Strategy to Combat Genetic ALS, FTDAug. 14, 2014 A new therapeutic strategy to combat the most common genetic risk factor for the neurodegenerative disorders amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease) and frontotemporal dementia ... full story
Another Potential ALS Treatment Avenue Identfied by ResearchersAug. 6, 2014 A series of studies that begun eight years ago has lead to a report that may be a major step forward in the quest to develop real treatments for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, ALS, or Lou ... full story
Study Examines Blood Markers, Survival in Patients With ALSJuly 21, 2014 The blood biomarkers serum albumin and creatinine appear to be associated with survival in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and may help define prognosis in patients after they are ... full story
Could Boosting Brain Cells' Appetites Fight Disease? New Research Shows PromiseJuly 3, 2014 Deep inside the brains of people with dementia and Lou Gehrig's disease, globs of abnormal protein gum up the inner workings of brain cells – dooming them to an early death. But boosting those ... full story
Over-Activity of Enzyme HDAC6 Exacerbates Symptoms of Amyotrophic Lateral SclerosisJune 26, 2014 Scientists have demonstrated in fruit-flies that over-activity of the enzyme HDAC6 in the nerve ends exacerbates the symptoms of the neurodegenerative condition Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS / ... full story
Fatal Cellular Malfunction Identified in Huntington's DiseaseJune 23, 2014 Researchers believe they have learned how mutations in the gene that causes Huntington's disease kill brain cells, a finding that could open new opportunities for treating the fatal disorder. ... full story
Findings Point Toward One of First Therapies for Lou Gehrig's DiseaseJune 12, 2014 Researchers have determined that a copper compound known for decades may form the basis for a therapy for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease. In humans, prior to this, ... full story
Molecular 'Scaffold' Could Hold Key to New Dementia TreatmentsJune 3, 2014 A molecular 'scaffold' that allows key parts of cells to interact appears to come apart in dementia and motor neuron disease, revealing a potential new target for drug discovery, ... full story
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Patient Stem Cells Help Identify Common Problem in ALSApr. 3, 2014 A recently approved medication for epilepsy may possibly be a meaningful treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis -- Lou Gehrig's disease, a uniformly fatal neurodegenerative disorder, new ... full story
Unraveling Tangled Origin of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)Apr. 3, 2014 By studying nerve cells that originated in patients with a severe neurological disease, a researcher has pinpointed an error in protein formation that could be the root of amyotrophic lateral ... full story
New Role Discovered for Enzyme Could Have Implications for Cancer, Neurologic DiseaseMar. 31, 2014 A new function discovered for a long-studied enzyme could have implications for the diagnosis and treatment of some cancers and neurological disease, new research shows. The work involves superoxide ... full story
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- Unraveling tangled origin of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
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- Lou Gehrig's disease: From patient stem cells to potential treatment strategy
- Researchers discover, treat toxic effects of ALS mutation in neurons using patients' skin cells
- 'Individualized' therapy for the brain targets specific gene mutations causing dementia, ALS
- Phase 1 ALS trial is first to test antisense treatment of neurodegenerative disease: No serious adverse effects reported
- Discovery provides therapeutic target for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Transplanted neural stem cells treat amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in mouse model
- Anacardic acid found to rescue certain ALS abnormalities in experimental drug screening assay using motor neurons from ALS patient-specific iPSCs
- 'Insulating' brain cells appear to play a critical role in brain cell survival and may contribute to neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS
- Why do neurons die in Parkinson's disease? Study of hereditary Parkinson's finds that mitochondria can't be cleared out when damaged
- Using bone marrow to protect the brain: Stem cell technology begins clinical trial for Lou Gehrig's disease
- Mutation in SIGMAR1 gene linked to juvenile amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: Sigma-1 receptor offers potential therapeutic target
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Second time this week I've been jolted out of a work trance by Party Cat turning on the key board and playing a tune.
Tully and I were talking last night about how probably some of you think we are not roommates, and this is just a big internet goof, and probably this video does not make our living situation seem more real.
Dreaming of being the first cat to get a motorcycle license. Consumed by the thrill of racing his hog. Soon he's touring the competitive dirtbike stunt circuit. Lady cats know his name. Young kittens hang posters of him over their beds. He'd like to think it doesn't go to his head, but it does. And maybe he's earned it. Vrrrm.
Eventually, with age, even Party Cat has to hang up his partying paws and put on his adding machine whiskers. Learn a job skill while you still can.


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If you have been checking out our curated page on Kickstarter recently, you may have noticed a few projects that wander into the territory of the traditionally feminine. In true RISD fashion, the four alums working on these three projects tackle their subjects in entirely new ways.
The aptly named (and now fully funded) Nails in the Key of Life will beautify your digits AND bring you into the wonderful world of experiential art. Using a canned ham trailer as a mobile nail salon, Breanne Trammell MFA 08 PR plans to "create an intimate platform to exchange ideas and conversation." All this, and a letter pressed certificate of authenticity to commemorate the experience. And fear not, in addition to holding an MFA she is a licensed nail technician.
Sweet & Bitters Quarterly is the brainchild of Hannah Kirshner 06 PT, a self-described "baker, bartender and farmgirl turned Brooklynite." Addressing mainly cocktails and sweets with a smattering of "everyday foods," the seasonal printed quarterly will focus on local (while still affordable) foodstuffs and approachable yet interesting recipes, all buttoned up in a beautifully designed novella sized package, with lots of photo spreads to satiate multiple appetites. She has enlisted the sizable talents of Isaac Gertman MFA 06 GD, a principal at Paperwhite Studio in Manhattan, to ensure that the design is as tasty as the recipes. Pledge $145 and you can even get a box of cookies.
Fiona Gardner 99 PT has been garnering some press attention, most recently from Etsy and the Huffington Post, for her Meet Miss Subways project. Between 1941 and 1976 the New York Subways advertising committee crowned more than 200 women – and adorned subway cars throughout the city with their photos, along with their aspirations, jobs and hobbies. The advertising gambit was well ahead of its time, featuring a diverse array of women from different classes, races and educational backgrounds long before it was widespread practice to celebrate – or even advertise – such things. In their book and upcoming show at the New York Transit Museum, Fiona and journalist Amy Zimmer will examine not just issues of aging and life in the wake of the extraordinary advertising campaign, but also the social history of the contest, including changing women's roles, civil rights and even the subway system itself.
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Don't you dare touch that fucking spider or I will disown your ass so fast it will leave you spinning..
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