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Texas capital city has much to offer those that move to it. Austin Texas is generally known for being host to a varied and flourishing local music and arts scene and also carries a rather fun unofficial slogan: Keep Austin Weird.
Next up in my local places series, I'm exploring Georgia laws around late payment of rent. I have spoken to a number of landlords and property management professionals about the most common questions they have. Probably the second most asked question is: what do I do if I have a tenant that needs to pay late? This is not a problem that is isolated to Georgia, so if you're a landlord in another state, always check your state laws. The legal process varies from state to state.
Multi-family housing across the nation is on the uptick due to restricted credit markets and other economic issues. More and more people are shifting towards lifestyles that involve a lot of flexibility and all of this comes together to broaden rental markets. Because more people want the flexibility to move, should opportunity arise for better job prospects and because many people are hesitant about taking out mortgages, more people are renting rather than buying. Saint Louis rental trends have definitely been seeing the results of that.
When it comes to statistics, Zillow, the real estate directory site has listings in practically every city in the country, and it's been issuing reports on the state of the real estate market.
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Has orbiter found NASA's lost Mars Polar Lander?
Posted: May 5, 2005
The loss of Mars Polar Lander in December 1999 was a traumatic experience not only for those of us intimately involved in the mission, but also for the U. S. Mars Exploration Program. Following the failure, exhaustive reviews of what happened and why led to major shifts in the way planetary exploration was implemented. Without telemetry, the cause of the failure could only be surmised. It would be extremely important if, through some observation, it were possible to confirm the failure mode.
Observations by MGS MOC in 2004 of the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) landing sites provided guidance for a re-examination of the previously identified MPL candidate. For example, the material from which the MPL and MER parachutes are made is similar, and its brightness in MOC images can be calculated, at least in a relative sense, as a function of sun angle. The brightness of the candidate "parachute" in the MPL candidate location image turns out to be consistent with it being the same material. The brightness difference of the ground disturbed by rocket blast at the MER sites is similar to the brightness difference seen in the MPL candidate image, again adjusted for the difference in illumination and viewing angles. These consistencies lend credibility to this tentative identification.
If these features really are related to the MPL landing, what can we surmise about that landing from the image? First, we can tell that MPL's descent proceeded more-or-less successfully through parachute jettison and terminal rocket firing. The relative location of the candidate parachute and lander is consistent with the slight west-to-east wind seen in dust cloud motion in the area around the date of landing. The blast-disturbed area is consistent with the engines continuing to fire until the vehicle was close to the ground. How close is not known. The larger MER retrorockets fired at about 100 m altitude and continued firing until the engines were about 20-25 m above the surface; the candidate MPL disturbance is roughly the same size, but whether this means the engines were firing as close to the ground as the MER rockets cannot be determined. These interpretations are consistent with the proposed MPL mode of failure: the engines fired at the correct time and altitude and continued firing until the flight software checked to see if an electronic message indicated that the landing leg contact switch had been set. Since the initial leg deployment several kilometers above the surface apparently induced sufficient motion to trigger this message, the software stopped the engines as soon as the check was made, about 28-30 seconds into the 36-40 second burn. MPL was probably at an altitude of about 40 m, from which it freely fell. This is equivalent to a fall on Earth from a height of about 40 feet. The observation of a single, small "dot" at the center of the disturbed location would indicate that the vehicle remained more-or-less intact after its fall.
What is important about having a candidate for the Mars Polar Lander site? It gives the MOC team a place to target for a closer look, using the compensated pitch and roll technique known as "cPROTO." Examples of cPROTO images and a description of this capability, developed by the MGS team in 2003 and 2004, were discussed in a MOC release on 27 September 2004. Without a candidate for targeting a cPROTO image, it would take more than 60 Earth years to cover the entire Mars Polar Lander landing ellipse with cPROTO images, because the region spends the better part of each Mars year covered with carbon dioxide frost, part of each winter is spent in darkness, and, because of several uncertainties involved with the technique, it often takes two, three, or more tries before a cPROTO image hits a specific target. Now that a candidate site for Mars Polar Lander has been identified, we have a cPROTO target, which may permit us to obtain an image of about 0.5 meters per pixel (allowing objects approximately 1.5-2.5 meters in size to be resolved) during southern summer this year. At the present time (May 2005), the landing site is just beginning to lose its cover of seasonal carbon dioxide frost.
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WASHINGTON -- A man has been charged with stabbing a young transgender woman on a Metro train in Wednesday afternoon.
The Metro Transit police say Reginald Klaiber, 24, stabbed a 15-year-old transgender girl on a southbound Green Line train as it approached the Fort Totten station at around 4:30. They say in a statement that he stabbed her in the back after making "bias-motivated remarks about the victim's transgender status."
She was taken to a hospital with a non-life-threatening stab wound. Klaiber has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, and could face enhanced penalties for a hate crime, which could see his sentence multiplied 1 1/2 times.
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We quickly mention a bunch of results of WhyDay, including releases of Shoes, Hackety Hack, Camping, Kext, and code golf in Ruby, as well as our standard fare of interesting projects like Rid, MongoMatic, a blog post on writing your own daemons in Ruby, an IRC bot framework, Swimlanes (a git visualization tool from Jim Weirich), and of course, the Ruby 1.9.2 release.
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Unary Operators, Writing fast Ruby, each_with_object, ES6 Transpiler and HStore
RailsRumble, Ruby Motion for Rails devs, how Ruby Hashes work, how to deal with data migrations, clean up your routes file, and get better logs.
Rails data migrations, tools for optimization, Bundler::Updater, using UUID with Postgres, 20,000 Leagues Under Active Record, and Ruby 2.2.0
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Lindsay Lohan is telling friends she was absolutely shocked when she learned her father knocked up Kate Major ... and immediately began to wonder how the bona fide deadbeat dad will pay for yet ANOTHER child.
Sources close to the actress tell TMZ ... Lindsay is saying she's very confused by the situation and disappointed that she has yet to receive a call from Michael Lohan to discuss his brand new fetus.
We broke the story ... MiLo just got the news his GF is with child. We're told she's in her first trimester.
Lindsay has expressed some serious concern about how her mother will react to the news ... considering Dina has dragged Michael to court numerous times over the years for failing to pay tons of money in child support.
Thanksgiving should be fun this year ...
WOW is this a spoiled woman or what. Th first thing she is worried about is child support. I guess she gets some for letting her underage sister live with her, and peruse a non existent modeling career. The Lohan women are only about the money, and the parents are all about the fame they tired to get from their daughters. I hope this doesn't affect her upcoming porn career.
All of the Lohans are white trash and good old Lindsay is at the top of this heap. The idiot who saids she is strong spirited is a nut job, this loser has no spirit
These 2 idiots deserve on another, an LiLo is right, he should have kept it in his pants....
This family needs to just buy a double wide trailer and go live out their remaining days in some back woods in Mississippi or someplace. They are a joke from the father right down to their children. Lindsey 'may' be trying to get her life back on track, but her father just needs to go away. FAR FAR AWAY!!!!!
The gift that keeps on giving. Thank you to the silly, whacky Lohan family for keeping many people around the world entertained. Merry Christmas!!
I must have missed something. Her father impregnates a trailer trash wannabe famewhore gold digger and she's confused? What is she confused about? Surely she can figure out how this happened right. You know, sperm, egg ... Kate Majors FINALLY got pregnant. She thinks Michael Lohan is some type of celebrity instead of a train wreck and I'm sure she's been trying to get knocked up for a few years now,
Huh. I wonder how Kate got pregnant by Michael. Wasn't there supposedly a restraining order in place to keep those two idiots apart? If Kate really is pregnant, "That poor baby!" is all I can say.
Oh! And for goodness' sake, quit complaining about how bad your relationship is, and how badly the other person treats you then taking them back! If you are going to continue to accept a bad relationship, quit complaining about your bad relationship.
The WHORE of the Marmont is telling papa to keep it in his pants? Too funny. The Lohan's never understand IRONY!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Lohan.........this dispute started because Kate refused to perform oral sex on Michael............using his favorite word.....What a douchebag!!
lindsay wh*rehan should never talk about the way someone else lives their life.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Lohanwww.thehollywoodgossip.com/2011/10/michael-lohan-arrested-for-domestic-violence-dispute-over-oral-s/...oops that was a link to his wikipedia bio which is full of drugs and arrests......here's the oral sex link....
She better lay off the sauce so the kid doesn't come out defective.
"Lindsay Lohan immediately began to wonder how the bona fide deadbeat dad will pay for yet ANOTHER child".
Blohan isn't giving this a second thought. She could care less whether this child will be provided for or not. She more that likely will never even meet this new 1/2 sibling.
"Sources close to the actress tell TMZ ... Lindsay is saying she's very confused by the situation and disappointed that she has yet to receive a call from Michael Lohan to discuss his brand new fetus".
How would THAT conversation go? Why would Milo 'need' to discuss the fetus with Blohan?
"Lindsay has expressed some serious concern about how her mother will react to the news".
Dina too, COULD CARE LESS. She's laughing hysterically at this news. That POP sound you heard was Dina opening a bottle of champagne to celebrate the happy news.
Remarkable how Volcano Lohan always seems to have another crisis right before Linds picks up new charges. This latest stunt leans toward the serious side of the Lohan-brand variety pack of grief, so the Next PerpWalk will probably be for some felonies. Get a new calendar, NICOLE. A real big one.
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The VoIP Challenge for Alarm Systems Dealers
A look at what dealers, monitoring companies and manufacturers are doing to face the issue of VoIP and alarm system incompatibility
"The way to fix this problem is through standards organizations," says Hope. "At the ISC show we tried to pull some of the manufacturers together. We're offering the cable providers free equipment to let them test and to make sure their stuff will work with our equipment."
But the plan is more extensive. By involvement on the AICC, security industry leaders are planning meetings with groups like the CSAA, SIA and the NBFAA and cable organizations like the National Cable and Telecommunications Association (NCTA) and CableLabs, a group that is working to set standards and define the technology that's used in the cable modems that power the Internet and communications to VoIP-enabled homes and businesses.
Hope says that initial reaction of meetings between the cable industry and the security industry has been positive, but that a solution will take more effort.
For now, however, the issues of liability give execs in the security industry a bit of frustration and lot of hesitancy. "It's going to take high-level industry-to-industry communications to solve this," explains Hope.
Until then, the temporary solution is to watch your back and be wary of what commitments you make to consumers using VoIP. Hope doesn't like the current picture.
"At Honeywell, we are recommending that dealers don't connect with VoIP," he says. "It's a moving target, and we know some of it works and some of it doesn't."
Visit the websites of the following organizations involved in the issue of VoIP and alarm system compatibility:
AICC: http://www.csaaul.org/AICCCommittee.htm
SIA: http://www.siaonline.org/index_sia.asp
CableLabs: http://www.cablelabs.com/
NCTA: http://www.ncta.com/
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TORONTO--Cameco Corp. (CCJ) said Friday that the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has granted an operating license to the Cigar Lake uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan, paving the way for Cameco to bring the project into production more than 30 years after the deposit was discovered.
Cameco says Cigar Lake is the world's second-largest high-grade uranium deposit, with grades 100 times the world average. The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-based company began construction of the mine back in 2005 but was forced to delay development after a 2006 rock fall led to significant underground flooding. It took the company several years to dewater the undergound mine and remediate its infrastructure.
Cameco said the license, which comes into effect on July 1, will be valid until June 30, 2021.
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Telehealth is a key component in ensuring access to health care services in isolated geographic areas across the United States. More effective deployment of telehealth technologies will enhance our ability to better meet the health care needs of those in rural and frontier parts of the country. However, telehealth is important not just for rural communities, but for any underserved community. This workshop will focus on how we can drive telehealth in an even more robust fashion to improve patient outcomes, and how we can harness telehealth technologies to expand the reach of scarce health resources. That is, how can we capitalize on the promise and the opportunity of telehealth, with an obvious recognition of some of the challenges we have yet to overcome? There is no better time than right now to think about the role that telehealth can play in what is clearly a rapidly evolving health care environment.
When it comes to isolated populations, rural parts of the nation have real challenges. The rural population, nearly 20 percent of the U.S. population, is spread across about 80 percent of the nation's countryside. Rural communities tend to be older, have people with lower incomes, and have higher rates of certain chronic diseases. Rural areas have particular challenges with attracting and retaining health care providers, and some of the smallest hospitals today operate on the thinnest of margins. All of this creates additional barriers for rural populations to obtain health care services in real time. Telehealth applications can be part of the solution.
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The importance of telehealth and its potential will continue to grow, especially as more and more people in rural and isolated areas across the United States are able to seek a full complement of health care services as a result of some of ACA provisions. As the ACA is more fully implemented, especially as the state-based insurance exchanges come online in 2014, there will be a dramatic increase in the numbers of Americans with health care coverage. The ACA expands insurance coverage in places where it is
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Afterschool across three cities: New data from America After 3PM
By Jen Rinehart
Over the past few weeks, I've had the opportunity to talk to hundreds of afterschool providers, funders and advocates about the new America After 3PM data—research that shows more kids than ever are in afterschool programs, but that the unmet demand for programs is also at its highest ever. Each time I talk to folks about the 2014 findings, a new aspect of America After 3PM grabs my attention. For instance, the finding that for every one child in an afterschool program now, two more would be enrolled if programs were available. Or the findings that show that low-income and minority youth are more likely to be in afterschool programs and are also more likely to enroll if more programs were available.
Most recently I spoke at a conference with Audrey Hutchinson from the National League of Cities, and naturally my attention drifted to what America After 3PM tells us about afterschool in cities. We have data from three urban communities available—Washington D.C., New York City and Pittsburgh/Allegheny County, PA. Aside from all being on the east coast, these three communities are quite different in many respects—size, both in terms of population and square miles; industry and workforce; numbers and ethnicity of school-age children and more.
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Two new reports add to the case for investing in youth programs
With Lights On Afterschool upon us and fresh on the heels of the new America After 3PM (AA3) data, two additional reports further make the case for supporting afterschool and summer learning programs. This week, Opportunity Nation released the 2014 Opportunity Index and the Children's Leadership Council announced a new public opinion poll showing strong support for investing in effective programs that improve the lives of children and youth.
The Opportunity Index is an annual composite measure at the state and county levels of 16 economic, educational and civic factors that expand or restrict upward mobility. The Opportunity Index ranks all 50 states plus Washington, D.C., and found that access to opportunity has increased by more than 6 percent nationwide since the first iteration of the Index in 2011. Much of this growth is due to large improvements on specific economic and educational indicators (such as the unemployment rate, Internet access and on-time high school graduation rate). There was less robust improvement on civic indicators such as access to healthful food, volunteerism and access to health care. In spite of gains in opportunity overall, the Index also shows that this progress is not enough to ensure that all Americans, particularly teens and young adults, get their fair shot at the American Dream. In particular, while the number of young Americans ages 16-24 who are neither in school nor working dropped significantly since 2013—from 5.8 million to 5.6 million in 2014—the four-year trend is more modest: there were 5.66 million disconnected youth in 2011. Afterschool and summer learning programs, particularly for older youth, can help close the opportunity gap by engaging young people through quality college and career readiness programs.
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New resources on youth outcomes for afterschool STEM
Hopefully you've seen our 2013 study "Defining Youth Outcomes for Afterschool STEM," which outlines a practitioner-defined framework of youth outcomes that are appropriate and feasible for afterschool STEM programs.
If you haven't read it yet, or are looking to forward it on to colleagues, we've created a quick summary of the study and its major findings.
We've also created a guide to using the framework of youth outcomes developed in the study. This Prezi presentation takes you through several ways the framework can strengthen and inform your work.
Let us know how you like these new resources. And as work on outcomes and evaluation continues within the out-of-school-time field, we'll keep you updated on the latest developments!
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Guest blog: Why the afterschool learning context matters when using technology with at-risk students
Kamila Thigpen is the Digital Learning Policy and Advocacy Manager at Alliance for Excellent Education.
The nation's 23.8 million minority students comprise nearly half of the school population, and many of them are underserved by their school systems. Try walking into one of these schools and you'll notice very little changes in modern classrooms and those from more than a century ago. Although SMART Boards may have replaced black boards and a handful of computers may be visible around the room, in most cases there are few differences in the actual teaching and learning process.
After the school day and school year ends, disparities in access to technology are further compounded. Only 3 percent of teachers in high-poverty schools agree that "students have the digital tools they need to effectively complete assignments while at home," compared to 52 percent of teachers in more affluent schools. As students get older and afterschool participation decreases, opportunities to engage in high-quality digital learning are few and far between for high-school aged students who need it most.
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Snap a photo at your Lights On event to win $2k!
As you gear up for your Lights On Afterschool event this week, be sure to keep in mind the great photo opps you'll have with your students, families and event guests—it could earn you $2,000!
Bright House Networks is once again helping us shine a light on the afterschool programs that keep kids safe, inspire learning and help working families with the Bright House Networks Photo Contest on Facebook.
From dancing to designing robots, we want to see all of the cool ways that afterschool programs engage kids. All you have to do is submit a photo of an afterschool activity that engages youth in your community. The photos with the top votes at the end of the public voting period will be eligible to win up to $2,000.
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Unmet demand for afterschool programs approaches 20 million children
By Jodi Grant
For every child enrolled in an afterschool program, two more would enroll if they could, according to parents. That's among the findings from our new survey, the 2014 edition of America After 3PM spanning 30,000 American households.
In all, 10.2 million children are in afterschool programs, up from 6.5 million in 2004. But the unmet demand for afterschool—parents who want to enroll their child in a program but say they don't have a program available—has increased over the last decade as well, with the parents of a projected 19.4 million children now saying they would enroll their child in a program if one were available to them. Demand is especially high among low-income, African-American and Hispanic families.
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, founder of After-School All-Stars, spoke with reporters about the data and commented:
"Due to the fact that most students come from homes where both parents are working, we have a duty to provide safe havens for our children during the crucial hours from 3-6 pm. Afterschool programs do remarkable things for our children, families and communities. Reams of data show it, and I've seen it in my own work. These programs help kids with homework, teach them teamwork, engage them in community service, pair them with mentors, help them to be physically fit, involve them in activities like rocketry and robotics, and much more."
"Afterschool is a wise investment but, unfortunately, we're not investing nearly enough," Schwarzenegger added. "America After 3 PM shows that we are meeting only about one-third of the demand for afterschool programs. We need federal, state and local governments, philanthropies, and businesses to step up and provide the resources that will put us on the path to making afterschool available to all."
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Breaking: Tottenham now in pole position to land Suarez
According to the Metro and the London Sunday Times, in a shocking turn of events, Tottenham Hotspur now appear to be in pole position to land Liverpool striker Luis Suarez – if they sell Gareth Bale to Real Madrid.
Tottenham are reportedly keen on reinvesting the hefty sum that they might receive for Bale in new players immediately this summer. In Suarez, Spurs have the opportunity to purchase a proven, world-class player – and to simultaneously put one over on Arsenal before the season has even begun.
Villas-Boas is looking to bolster his attack prior to the increasingly likely transfer of Gareth Bale, and Suarez would provide the perfect paper to cover the cracks of Bale's departure.
Villas-Boas reportedly believes that Emmanuel Adebayor and Jermaine Defoe are not up to the standards that he is looking for – and he is keen to acquire a strike partner for the newly purchased Roberto Soldado.
Certainly, if the transfer for Bale does come through- Spurs will have more than enough funds to reinvest in players, and Villas-Boas is reportedly a huge admirer of the Uruguayan striker.
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Toro Y Moi – How I Know
While preparing for the release of his up upcoming EP, Chaz Bundick aka Toro Y Moi has recruited Jordan Kim to visualize the Underneath the Pine track "How I Know." The clip displays a group of three young men finding themselves on a fateful encounter in a house haunted by ghost twins. Watch it above!
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- Same-sex marriage became legal inthe state of New York on July 24, 2011. The bill passage was applauded by gayright supporters nationwide and Gay pride parades were held in celebrationacross the country. On July 25 hundredths' of gay and lesbiancouples rushed to city halls across NY to be wed, turning the day into a jubilantand emotional occasion.
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Jupiter and Venus join together in the dawn sky, while Vega bejewels the zenith and the Milky Way's center reaches its highest in the south.
Close Venus-Jupiter Conjunction on August 18th
Here's your invitation to view a spectacular close conjunction of the sky's two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, before dawn on Monday morning.
This Week's Sky at a Glance, August 8 – 16;
Friday, August 8 Already you may see an occasional Perseid meteor if you keep an eye on the night sky. The shower's peak night is predicted for next Tuesday (August 12–13), but moonlight will compromise the view all week. Look northeast as the stars come out for W-shaped Cassiopeia. It's still not quite as...
How to See Cygnus's Other Veil Nebula
You'll be entering uncharted territory when you seek out this little known 'Shadow of the Veil' in Cygnus this summer.
Perseids vs. Moonlight: Which Will Prevail?
This month's usually dependable Perseid meteor shower competes with a nearly full Moon. If you can find a dark viewing location, you might see a bright meteor every few minutes.
This Week's Sky at a Glance, August 1 – 9
Friday, August 1 At dusk this evening, the Moon forms the lower-right end of a very long, curving line of celestial objects. Counting to the Moon's upper left, these are Spica, Mars, and Saturn, as shown here. Today is Lammas Day or Lughnasadh, one of the four traditional "cross-quarter" days midway between the solstices...
Tour August's Sky: Sagittarius and Scorpius
Late summer offers the Teapot of Sagittarius and the nearby arc of the Scorpion's Tail in the evening, the Perseid meteor shower, and a spectacular pairing of Venus and Jupiter before dawn.
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This Week's Sky at a Glance, July 18 – 26
Mars at dusk is still slightly less than 3° (two finger widths at arm's length) from Spica in the southwestern sky at the beginning of the week. But they're widening and sinking lower day by day.
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A calendar of daily sky sights, from Sky & Telescope magazine.
Summer Quest for Noctilucent Clouds
Noctilucent clouds form at the boundary between Earth and space. Their electric blue billows incite the imagination and inspire us to keep watch at dusk for their arrival.
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New E-Book: Summer Deep-Sky Observing
Look a little deeper into the summer sky with our new e-book, Summer Deep-Sky Observing. We'll have you happily busy at your telescope all season long!
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Books for prisoners campaign
The Howard League for Penal Reform is campaigning to reverse a Ministry of Justice ban on family and friends sending books and essentials to prisoners.Read more
What is justice? Re-imagining penal policy
As part of our What is Justice? symposium, 'Ideas for Justice' aims to interview people from a range of backgrounds with a variety of interests in the justice system about their understanding and experience of justice today. Listen to the interviews online.Read more
Commission on Sex in Prison
The purpose of the Commission is to understand the nature and scale of sex in prisons, investigate the key issues and problems and make recommendations with a view to make prisons safer.Read more
The Howard League for Penal Reform has a strong history of working alongside the academic and research communities.Read more
The Howard League legal team provide free, independent and confidential advice, assistance and representation on a wide range of issues to young people under 21 in custody.Read more
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- 23.10.14 / Latest vacancy - Public Affairs Officer We are looking for a public affairs officer who will be a skilled lobbyist, with experience of parliamentary procedure and of examining legislation as it passes through Bill stages. Full job description and how to apply >
- 22.10.14 / Briefing of Secure Colleges and Criminal Justice and Courts Bill The Howard League, Childrens Rights Alliance for England and Standing Committee for Youth Justice have produced a briefing for Peers on secure colleges and the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill (Part 2 and Schedules 5 & 6); House of Lords Report Stage. Read the briefing >
- 19.10.14 / Public-sector prison officer numbers cut by 41 per cent The number of officers at public-sector prisons in England and Wales has been cut by 41 per cent in less than four years, figures obtained by the Howard League for Penal Reform reveal today. The were only 14,170 officer grade staff working in prisons run by the state at the end of June 2014. There were more than 24,000 at the end of August 2010. Cuts include 1,375 officer posts that were lost when 15 public-sector prisons were closed during the period. The drop in officer numbers nationwide has coincided with a deepening prison overcrowding crisis and an alarming rise in the number of self-inflicted deaths in custody. Read the full statement >
- 14.10.14 / Howard League submission the the consultation on the Otterburn and KPMG reports The Howard League has provided a response to the Ministry of Justice consultation on the Otterburn and KPMG reports. Download the response >
- 13.10.14 / Cookham Wood: Ministry of Justice policies put children in danger The Howard League for Penal Reform has responded to Her Majestys Inspectorate of Prisons report on Cookham Wood prison, published today. Frances Crook, Chief Executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said: Reading this report, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that it is now government policy to put children in danger and to create an environment where violence is festering." Read the full media statement >
- 08.10.14 / Internship opportunity The Howard League for Penal Reform requires an intern who can provide support within the campaigns team. As part of the programme, training and development opportunities will be provided. More information and how to apply >
- 02.10.14 / The Howard League AGM and Public Meeting The Howard League Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 19 November with guest speakers, authors: A. L. Kennedy and Kathy Lette. Find our more and book your place >
- 29.09.14 / Through the gate: Transforming rehabilitation and the future of prisons Through the gate: Transforming rehabilitation and the future of prisons conference will be held on Wednesday 19 November 2014. Among the confirmed speakers are: Nick Hardwick, Chief Inspector of Prison; Paul McDowell, Chief Inspector of Probation and PJ McParlin, Chairman of Prison Officers Association. Full list of confirmed speakers and online booking >


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A 22-year-old Florida woman was arrested on charges of aggravated battery for allegedly telling a 69-year-old man in a wheelchair she was vampire and biting him in the face and neck, according to the St. Petersburg Times.
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President Barack Obama's proposed $25 billion outlay to help modernize 35,000 well-worn public school buildings has left local school officials excited but groping for details.More than $2 billion is earmarked for Texas schools, part of the $447 billion American Jobs Act of 2011 that Obama outlined in a televised speech last week and submitted to Congress on Monday. It still needs congressional approval.About 40 percent of the money is earmarked for the 100 largest school districts in the country, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington and 16 other districts in Texas. That money -- based on the number of students living in poverty in those districts -- would be dispatched within 60 days of the bill's enactment, according to White House statements.Among the school districts that would benefit from the bill, Arlington would receive $39.1 million, Fort Worth $84.9 million and Dallas $191.6 million."That would be great news," said Bob Carlisle, Arlington's executive director for plant services. "And I have no idea what we'd do with it yet. That would be a discussion we'd have to get into with all parties involved."The rest of the construction money would be sent to states, based on their proportion of Title I funding for poor students. The states could dole out the money to other high-need school districts, including those in rural areas.The bill says generally that uses for the money include emergency repairs and renovations, energy efficiency and technology upgrades, asbestos abatement and upgrades to shared community spaces for adult vocational development.Few details so farSpecifics are scarce.Carlisle is in the midst of implementing a five-year, $197.5 million bond program that voters approved in November 2009. Many renovations and refurbishing projects are done, but he's got about $18 million in mechanical and roofing projects planned in the short term and "at least that much more" in similar projects to be done by the end of the bond program.He's not sure which of his projects might qualify for the federal money. And, for example, would the restriction against "new construction" rule out adding a classroom wing? Could the money be used for projects that already have local bond funding lined up?"At this point, we're like everyone -- just waiting to see what happens," Texas Education Agency spokeswoman DeEtta Culbertson said. "It has to go through the whole process first."Dallas, which is working on a $1.35 billion bond package that residents approved in 2008, could find uses for any extra money, district spokesman Jon Dahlander said."There are plenty of opportunities to do more, particularly in terms of modernization," he said. "Close to 75 percent of our schools are more than 40 years old, and the world has changed a lot since they were first built."The Fort Worth school district is wrapping up a $593.6 million bond project that included building five schools, renovating campuses and upgrading technology. A key piece of the bond project included buying more than 5,000 high-tech interactive whiteboards, enough to place one in each classroom in the district."This is all speculative for the moment and the proposal must survive the political process first. Even then, we would have to consider what details might accompany any bill," interim Superintendent Walter Dansby said. "We are always looking for ways to maintain our critical infrastructure, but it is just premature for us to even consider the use of such funds when we have yet to see a whole picture."Thousands of jobsThe $2 billion in construction funding for Texas would create more than 40,000 total jobs, said economist Ray Perryman of the Waco-based Perryman Group. In the Fort Worth area, each $1 million of school construction funding creates 19.6 jobs, about 1 job less than the state average."Two billion dollars is a big number for school construction and could make a sizable difference," Perryman said in an e-mail. "You might want to mention, however, that construction jobs are, by their very nature, temporary."Along with the public school construction funding, the American Jobs Act includes $5 billion to improve community college buildings, and $30 billion to prevent layoffs of up to 280,000 teachers and to support the hiring of tens of thousands more.Beyond school funding, the bill would provide tax cuts and incentives for businesses to hire workers; would cut the payroll tax in half; extend unemployment benefits; and fund road and bridge repair."This is a plan that does two things," Obama said while stumping for the bill Tuesday at Fort Hayes High School in Columbus, Ohio. "It puts people back to work, and it puts more money in the pockets of working Americans."Obama proposed to pay for the plan by closing corporate loopholes and raising taxes for the wealthiest Americans, concepts that most Republicans have dug in their heels against, most recently on raising the debt ceiling."The president believes that if Congress can act quickly and pass the American Jobs Act, we can not only put workers back on the job rebuilding and modernizing schools across the country, but we can also ensure that those schools will be able to serve future generations of students and communities," said Adam Abrams, a White House spokesman.Staff writer Eva-Marie Ayala contributed to this report.Robert Cadwallader,817-390-7641
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((Yay, it's almost Christmas! My Christmas break is starting tomorrow, and although I will have to study and write lots of essays for my finals in January, hopefully I will be able to find some time to draw replies more often.))
I don't know why drawing this seemed like such a good idea at 6am this morning
/casually reblogs from personal blog because well why not
((Whoa, you do? oAo I felt like it got a bit boring because it felt like I was drawing a 3-year old's drawings, so I thought I'd add some color and a bit more detail to them to at least make them look a bit more appealing. Besides, it kind of felt like I was drawing the same thing every time, so now it's a bit easier to add some variation. >w<
I'm glad to hear that you like the new style too though! Perhaps I might find a way to combine the best of both into one style.))
((Today in uni we had to discuss all these boring haikus and I may or may not have doodled a bunch of grumpy Hijikatas instead of taking notes))
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Desiccation- and radiation-resistant microbes—These are the microbes most likely to survive the trip to Europa. What is their abundance, their survivability, and their capacity for growth in possible europan environments?
Autotroph detection techniques—Chemoautotrophs are the terrestrial organisms most likely to colonize a deep ocean on Europa. Since these organisms are not easily cultured, which methods give the most sensitive and reliable estimates of their abundance?
Europa's surface environment, and its hydrologic and tectonic cycles—What are the chemical, thermal, and radiation characteristics of Europa's surface? What are the transport mechanisms and their time scales? Does recycling occur, and on what spatial and temporal scales? Does Europa possess a groundwater or hydrothermal system? These studies may provide information on the locations where contamination is unlikely and the prime locations in which to search for indigenous life.


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The Curry-Howard isomorphism states an amazing correspondence between systems of formal logic as encountered in proof theory and computational calculi as found in type theory. For instance, minimal propositional logic corresponds to simply typed-calculus, first-order logic corresponds to dependent types, second-order logic corresponds to polymorphic types, etc. The isomorphism has many aspects, even at the syntactic level: formulas correspond to types, proofs correspond to terms, provability corresponds to inhabitation, proof normalization corresponds to term reduction, etc. But there is much more to the isomorphism than this. For instance, it is an old idea---due to Brouwer, Kolmogorov, and Heyting, and later formalized by Kleene's realizability interpretation---that a constructive proof of an implication is a procedure that transforms proofs of the antecedent into proofs of the succedent; the Curry-Howard isomorphism gives syntactic representations of such procedures. These notes give an introduction to parts of proof theory and related aspects of type theory relevant for the Curry-Howard isomorphism.
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Hulk & Thor Best Friends Forever
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When I was re-watching this movie for perhaps the sixth time, I picked up on a tiny detail that I had missed the first few times. Just one line, one line that was muttered off to the side. One line that made my heart break.
As a child, Bruce's father physically abused his mother, striking fear and anger in a young Bruce's heart. He always hoped that maybe one day, if he had children, he would be nothing like his father. He would love his children unconditionally, and do everything a good father would.
But then he was caught in a blast of gamma radiation and was cursed to transform in times of stress and rage into a monster that was capable of so much destruction.
He lives in a constant state of panic, always wary that the monster inside him will erupt, and therefore he can't form meaningful bonds with anyone. He realised that because of his curse, he'll never be able to have children of his own.
Got exactly the same feelings from this scene and I'm so glad someone else finally mentioned it.
I thought I was just being sappy… =')
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Dennis Medry - Fantasy Avengers, Steampunk Spiderman & Rockabilly Batman
Awesome. Insane. Perfect. We already encountered some medieval Avengers, but even though Denis Medry kicks ass. We already encountered Steampunk inspired superheroes redesign, but Dennis Medry's ones kick ass. But what about the whole Batman characters redesigned… Rockabilly style ? Rockabilly guys ! Something that has never been done before to my knowledge, so kudos for you Dennis, let's hope you'll make some more. SO awesome, you HAVE to check the whole article !
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I'd love to do a D&D style RP with Fantasy Avengers… Maybe with Doctor Doom as the Evil Overlord they are fighting against… travelling from dungeon to dungeon… quest to quest…. always getting closer to his Latverian fortress! XD
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Quick question: How is Fantastic Four rumoured to appear in the next Avengers film when Chris Evans played both The Human Torch and Captain America?
Because the previous Fantastic Four movies weren't set in the Marvel Studios cinematic universe, seeing as they were made by a different company.
How, you ask?… easy. Recast everyone and start over.
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Reports of Agent Coulson's death were exaggerated for the purposes of a "team-building exercise" for the Avengers Initiative. As such, all speculations about Agent Coulson being a clone/zombie/robot/alternate-universe-duplicate/whatever must cease immediately. He's fine
Mr. Stark and Dr. Banner are asked to stop taking tissue samples for the purposes of testing for clone degeneration or synthetic skin. It wasn't funny the first time.]
This was supposed to post last night. Now that molds are being completed, everything is quickly falling into place.
I should probably be taking orders 1 week from now.
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'Humour can restore our sanity' – Kenneth Williams advises a housewife who'd written to thank him for making her laugh. Sent in by Observer reader MoragP
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A joyous Kenneth Williams retrospective this week, Annie Mac trumps Fearne Cotton and comedians get serious about books
Leicester Square, LondonThis Kenneth Williams homage overdoes the double entendre, thinks Michael Billington
Today's Radio 4 documentary focused on the sad end of Williams' life. It's this darkness - rather than the acting - that has sparked his recent critical reassessment
Open Thread: A classic gag delivered by Kenneth Williams has topped a survey of the funniest one-liners in film history. What's your favourite?
Television: Mayo's smuggery-by numbers had Kathryn Flett quite irritated, while Fantabulosa offered a uniquely British miserabilism and a tour-de force performance.
Fantabulosa, BBC4's drama about the troubled Carry On comedian Kenneth Williams, was the highest-rated programme in the history of the network, according to unofficial overnights. By Ben Dowell.
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Mar 14, 2014
The Washington Post: The Northeast And The West Are Leading On Obamacare, In Their Own Ways
The Northeast is enrolling people in Obamacare plans at higher rates than any other region, according to data released this week. But a separate report finds that states in the West are furthest along at implementing the new law (Chokshi, 3/13).
USA Today: States Lagging On Health Care Sign-Ups Vow To Do Better
States that embraced the Affordable Care Act and created health care exchanges were supposed to lead the way in enrolling their residents in health insurance, but some of them are responsible for the federal government falling behind in its projections. Only 18 days remain before the March 31 enrollment deadline, and the government is about 1.8 million behind its goal of 6 million new health insurance customers (Kennedy, 3/13).
CQ HealthBeat: State Marketplace Directors Predict Big Net Gains In Coverage
Top officials running six state-run health insurance marketplaces said Thursday that they expect strong gains in coverage over last year, even though they don't know how many people signing up were previously uninsured. In New York, one state that is trying to track the gains, about 70 percent of applicants reported they did not have coverage when they signed up. The officials on a call with reporters were from California, Colorado, Connecticut, Kentucky, New York, and Washington (Adams, 3/13).
The San Jose Mercury News: Obamacare: Number Of Newly Insured Still A Mystery Under Nation's New Health Law
Providing coverage to the 47 million uninsured Americans is a central goal of the nation's new health care law, but just weeks before the enrollment deadline the number of newly insured is still a mystery. That's because many health exchanges signing up millions of Americans for health plans didn't clearly ask: Do you already have insurance? On Thursday, officials with Covered California trumpeted the latest enrollment numbers from the Golden State's health exchange: 923,832 people in private health plans; another 2.1 million are either newly enrolled or have been determined eligible for the state's version of Medicaid, called Medi-Cal. Nationally, about 4.2 million people have signed up for private plans, and 6.5 million enrolled or qualified to enroll for Medicaid (Seipel, 3/13).
The Wall Street Journal's Washington Wire: On Health Insurance, GOP Wants To Know Who's Paid
House Republicans are homing in on a new line of attack against the administration's health law enrollment numbers — "who's paid" – and are now asking every insurance provider selling a plan through HealthCare.gov to tell them (Radnofsky, 3/13).
The Fiscal Times: Obamacare: 3.4 M Could Be The Real Sign-Up Number
The number of people actually gaining coverage under the president's new health care law is likely around 3.4 million -- or 800,000 fewer than the 4.2 million the White House says have signed up for Obamacare. Politico reports that the country's four largest insurance companies have provided the administration with data showing that between 15 and 20 percent of Obamacare enrollees have not paid for their premiums. This is in line with other outside estimates that the administration has refused to confirm. Without payment, these people will not be getting covered through new health plans and should not be counted in the official enrollment figures (Ehley, 3/13).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Recently security consultant Thierry Zoller informed us about some defective RAR archives which our products didn't process properly. Those archives were resulting in a division by zero error in our unpacker module. This would lead to a crash of the module. In very rare circumstances this bug could lead to reading 4 random bytes, and in even more seldom cases even a NULL pointer dereference might have occured. We don't believe it was possible to execute injected code with specially prepared archives due to this bug, but anyhow we fixed the problem and pushed out an update last friday. By now, every Avira user should have received and installed the update automatically.
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My dad was telling me about these girls at his old college who invented a nail polish that paints on clear, and if you stir your drink with your finger with the nail polish on, it will react with the "Date Rape" drug and turn red.
Dude. It's genius.
I saw this before and didn't reblog it because it didn't have anything to say how but now that there is a link saying how I wil reblog it.
ugh i want to get really uncomfortably rich and then just. go around and anonymously donate huge amounts of money to people for things like HEY youre trying to move away from your abusive parents?? BAM 10 thousand mystery dollars oh whats that your dog needs surgery?? BAM paid for hey you cant afford to go to that con with your friends?? BAM better get your cosplay ready you fucking nerd
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NEW YORK – First, how to get there. Metro North will again provide a special train, added to its regular schedule of trains running between New Haven and NYC's Grand Central Terminal on Sunday morning.
Here are the details from the Governor's Office:
Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced that MTA Metro-North Railroad will run a special, extra New Haven Line train on Sunday, March 30, to accommodate the UConn men's basketball fans expected to travel to New York City for the NCAA tournament game at Madison Square Garden (MSG).
"With another great win last night, I have no doubt that thousands of Husky fans will be heading down to the Garden on Sunday to show their support," said Governor Malloy. "Another win, and our next stop will be the Final Four."
The special train – the "Huskies Fan Express" – will depart from New Haven's Union Station at 10:40 a.m., and will make just three intermediate stops before arriving at Grand Central Terminal at 12:23 p.m. The train will stop at West Haven at 10:45 a.m., Bridgeport at 11:03 a.m., and Harlem-125th Street at 12:10 p.m.
For the return trip, the train will be ready and waiting at Grand Central to depart as needed based on what time the game ends and fans arrive at Grand Central.
UConn games at the Garden have historically drawn big crowds from the Bridgeport and New Haven areas, and many of the fans take Metro-North to the games. Fans are urged to buy round trip tickets at their boarding station.
The Huskies have a different destination in mind: Arlington, Texas, home AT&T Stadium, also known as Jerry World, for the Cowboys owner who built it. UConn toured it during their disastrous Houston-Dallas trip at the start of 2014, a reminder of where Kevin Ollie wanted them to go. "It seemed far away then," Niels Giffey said.
Now UConn is one game away.
But the road is blocked by Michigan State, and that's formidable. The Spartans have size and experience inside, and the tandem of Adriaen Payne and Brandon Dawson could be too much to handle. We'll see. UConn's guards are more experienced, which gives them an advantage.
Whether UConn's backcourt or MSU's front court takes control, the game will be about defense. Both teams hold opponents under 40 percent. UConn's defense broke down in the second half against ISU, something that can't happen Sunday if the Huskies are to have any chance.
Lot of talk at the podium about Tom Izzo replacing a legend, or program-builder in Jud Heathcote and how Kevin Ollie is doing the same. It's not easy, more often than not it proves impossible, but both these guys have done it. They were around earlier and players and/or assistants and had the support of their predecessor, but, mainly, both are very comfortable in their own skin and that's probably the key to stepping into a high-pressure situation like this.
This is the topic of my main advance for the game. Paul Doyle is writing about Payne, Jeff Jacobs about the slap-gone-viral. Lots of stuff in the UConn notebook. Just a ton UConn content on our main web pages, going up this evening, including John Altavilla reporting from Nebraska with the UConn women.
Let's change it up, and give you some Shabazz Napier stream of consciousness at the podium:
"Like I've always said, I felt like I owed this university a lot. I felt like after my first year we won, and the sophomore year I didn't play up to my capabilities. I felt like I owed the university, as well as the coaches and my teammates a good year. And I just also felt like I felt something special with this team, everybody came back last year, who is on the team today, and I just felt that we had something that we were playing for that year, and we just got to keep pushing each other and hopefully we get to the top.
"For [the 2012-13 season, beating Michigan State] it definitely helped us. Michigan State, we knew they were a great team. We knew it was going to be a tough game, and we just went out there and we wanted to play as hard as we can. We understood that win or lose it really didn't matter since we were not going to the Tournament, but we had so much passion for the game that we wanted to go out there and give them our best effort. And the respect that we gave them and especially with the crowd there, it was just something that came over us that we wanted to win so badly.
"But that's a whole different team. We don't expect that game to be anything like this game. Michigan State, they have grown. We have grown. And we know this is going to be a dogfight and that game we're not even thinking about it. It's a new game and a new day.
"I think one thing I know for sure is that we have experienced so much for the past two years. No one left besides the seniors, and everybody that came back understood what it takes to get to the next level. With the chemistry we have, with the brotherhood we have and the experience the core group that we have, and especially with the coaching staff we got two years under their belt now, I think that we understand how hard it takes. And we noticed that in practice from the first day, when Coach Ollie had us running around with no basketballs for like 30 minutes. And we just wanted to go out there and give everything we possibly can.
"So the biggest thing I think that is different from that first game against them, Michigan State that is, is the experience. We have been through a lot, we understand that this is definitely going to be another dogfight. We don't expect them to back down and I hope they don't expect us to back down. It's going to be a fight, and we're just hopeful that we'll be on top.
"My sophomore year – that's the reason why I didn't transfer. I felt like I owed something. That's why I came back my junior year. The reason why I came back my senior year is because I promised my mother I was going to get a degree.
"My sophomore season, we had one of the best teams in the country. I'm not sure. I think we were ranked, we started off No. 4 in the country. And we had great talent, Andre Drummond, Jeremy Lamb, Roscoe Smith, Alex Oriakhi. And I didn't know how to be a leader out there at that point. I was doing things that I wasn't definitely happy about. I isolated myself a lot when things were down. I didn't learn how to be a leader, even though I had one of the greatest leaders in front of me my freshman year. I was quite flustered most of the time.
"But I felt like I didn't play to my capabilities my capabilities that year, and I wanted to show my teammates, show the fans, show the coaches that I'm going to come back strong and I'm going to come back better."
Napier has 1,900 points. He needs 122 to catch Ray Allen for fourth in Huskies history.
UConn is 55-29 in the NCAA Tournament, 35-8 since 1999.
Enjoy the game – get to The Garden if you can, it'll be electric. We'll be here for you, with all the details, pictures and such Sunday morning.


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Another bump and bruise for T.Allen
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The last thing the Celtics needed was another injury to a player who is already filling in for an injured starter. Tony Allen said he hyperextended his left shoulder when he collided with Marcus Banks, who was setting a screen as Allen was going for a steal on Hedo Turkoglu late in the fourth quarter of Boston's win over Toronto at TD Garden on Saturday night.
"It hyperextended when I tried to get the steal and Marcus Banks came in with the screen," Allen said. "I don't think he meant anything bad by it."
Allen, who started in place of Rajon Rondo, said he will come in and get stimulation treatment on the shoulder on Sunday and should be ready to go for practice on Monday in Waltham.


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Dreaming of the fastest way to advance in your career? The time it takes to pull up to a drive-thru window and order a large fry is how fast we want to go from intern to CEO. We've got places to go and success to obtain.
Despite what you've heard about the surefire ways that'll get you to the top sooner, some habits can actually end up labeling you as a doormat -- and doormats are not fun.
Here are six habits you should nix early in your career to ensure you aren't being counterproductive in your pursuit of success:
1. Not taking your lunch break
You want to show your manager you understand meeting deadlines is crucial, and sometimes it means skipping your lunch to get that report done by noon -- but every day shouldn't look like this.
On days you don't have tight deadlines, take a break to replenish your mind and body. The company's stock price isn't going to plummet if you take 30 minutes to eat your sub sandwich. Eat your lunch and enjoy every bite. Take some time to step away from your desk, go chat up another coworker and enjoy the break.
2. Answering emails after hours
Your personal time is just that -- personal. It's your time to spend doing what you love to do, whether that's hiking or lounging by the pool playing Candy Crush. And what you love to do probably doesn't include monitoring your work email like your life depends on it.
Relax. Work-life balance is a must. There are times when you'll need to be on-call for a project that's extended itself after hours. Other than those times, toss your work phone aside and make a point not to look at it until the next business day. Your boss emailing you pictures of her vacation to Mykonos doesn't warrant an immediate reply.
3. Not using your paid time off
One of the best parts of the benefits package is the vacation time! But what's fun about it if you never use what you've earned? You can and you should use your vacation time. All of it.
The constant workload will often make you feel there will never be a perfect time to break away and go surfing in Maui, but the truth is there's never a perfect time to do anything in life. The work will always be there. Set aside some time with your manager early on to discuss your vacation plans and all the projects that need to be completed before your trip. Simple.
4. Over-explaining yourself
You need to go to the doctor because you've been experiencing an annoying pain in your leg. Does your manager need to know why you have to leave early to go to the doctor? Absolutely not.
Sometimes we over-explain our situation to our employers to prove why we need the time off. A 12-minute synopsis is unnecessary. Things that happen in your personal life are your business. Providing a doctor's note is the best way to show you're being honest.
5. Not speaking up in meetings
Maybe you're the newbie at the company or you just got promoted to a new division, but it's not an excuse for not speaking up at every opportunity when you're invited to a meeting.
Never underestimate the importance of what you have to contribute. Your creative idea could help launch a viral social media campaign. More often than not, someone else will say the exact thing you were terrified to say, and everyone will end up loving the idea. Don't let this happen; own your ideas and speak confidently about them.
6. Taking on more work than you can handle
You're only one person. You can't do all the work by yourself. You shouldn't have to, either. Sure, you want to impress your manager and other colleagues by showing them you know how to work efficiently and can handle your workload, but never compromise the quality of your work because you have too many other tasks to complete.
It's okay to speak up and let your manager know when you've reached your capacity on the tasks you've been assigned. Speaking up, expressing concern about your workload and prioritizing your tasks will make you look responsible rather than incompetent.
Jaimee Ratliff is a public relations consultant and a culture enthusiast based in Houston. She also likes to write about all things Generation Y. Follow her at @WhatJaiSays.


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|Renata| 22 years on Earth and I still don't know what I wanna do with my life. I wish I had a quality tumblr, but I mostly just reblog stuff that I like. A few things I enjoy: Doctor Who, Pride and Prejudice, Vincent van Gogh, superheroes, Greek Mythology, fashion history, and feminism.
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On 14/01/2010 22:55, Elliot Fernandes wrote:
What I can say is that, the person who was trying to access your honeypot was using a wordlist, albeit of bad quality
because the wordlist contains a large degree of statistical randomness. For the most of us, passwords consist of
dictionary words, so a good wordlist would contain that and permutations of it, not just gibberish. By the way, I've
scouraged the internet for wordlists and I've seen entries with ! () #$%^&*( , ! () #$% , ! () #$ , ! () # and the
others you've included.
On an American Keyboard ! () #$%^&*( is shift and the numbers 1 to 9, for
English it's !"£$%^&*( but as he said it's just wordlists filled with
that, thinking someone might use it as a password, which I guess is
possible, it's probably better then your husbands name for example, but
still shit
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