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AAUSD Approves Parchment Services
Parchment — Saturday, November 09, 2013
Parchment announced that the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) approved Parchment's services for LAUSD's 106 high schools. LAUSD is the second largest public school district in the United States, and its more than 640,000 students represent the largest number of K12 enrollments in the country. Read More »
GlassLab Launches SimCityEDU
GlassLab — Thursday, November 07, 2013
GlassLab announced the release of SimCityEDU: Pollution Challenge!, the first of a new generation of educational games built to meet the needs of today's students. GlassLab has collaborated with ETS, Pearson, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), and Electronic Arts to create a game-based classroom tool that uses elements from the beloved SimCity™ franchise to engage students in real-world challenges. Read More »
K12 Inc. Adds EmbarK12 Online
K12 Inc. — Thursday, November 07, 2013
K12 Inc. has released an online-only version of its EmbarK12™ pre-K curriculum. Built with the same attention to instructional integrity as the award-winning EmbarK12™ Comprehensive, EmbarK12™ Online is designed to help children ages 3–6 practice the skills they will need to prepare for kindergarten. Read More »
Lerner Publishing Group Launches Android eReader App
Lerner Publishing Group — Thursday, November 07, 2013
Lerner Publishing Group announced today the launch of the Lerner Digital™ eReader App for Android devices. With more than 3,000 eBooks available across age levels, interests, and genres, the Lerner Digital™ Android eReader App allows educators, parents, and readers to easily select, download, and read from among Lerner Publishing Group's sizable eBook collection. Read More »
Rural GA District Adopts Online Speech Therapy
PresenceLearning — Thursday, November 07, 2013
Fannin County Schools selected PresenceLearning, the leader in online speech therapy and other special education-related services for K-12 students, and, now has approximately 30 students in grades K-8 using online speech therapy. The district's rural location made it difficult for Fannin County Schools to find qualified SLPs. Read More »
edWeb.net Thanks Partners for Collaboration on Connected Educator Month
edWeb.net — Wednesday, November 06, 2013
edWeb.net, thanks to the collaboration with partners and sponsors, hosted an award-winning number of events as part of the U.S. Department of Education's Connected Educator Month. The US Dept of Education declared October 2013 Connected Educator Month (CE13) to encourage educators around the country, and the world, to connect and collaborate online to improve teaching and learning. Read More »
Kajeet Provides Off-Campus Internet to Forsyth County Students
Kajeet — Wednesday, November 06, 2013
Forsyth County Schools (FCS) and Kajeet® announced a new collaborative joint project. FCS extended its Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) program to offer students without off-campus Internet access the connectivity they need with the Kajeet SmartSpot™. Read More »
OR Adopts Edgenuity Middle School CCSS ELA Courses
Edgenuity — Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Edgenuity announced that its middle school Common Core ELA courses have been adopted by the Oregon Department of Education. Edgenuity was one of only seven publishers adopted at grades 6-8. Reviewer comments included statements promoting the relevance and alignment of content. Read More »
Refurbished Means More Technology
Mac to School — Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Mac to School provides district administrators with options to get more high quality hardware, for less, in the hands of their students. In addition to selling refurbished computers, Mac to School also offers to purchase outdated Apple products from districts that are looking to upgrade or make room in their budget for new computers. Read More »
Net Texts Announces New Android App
Net Texts — Saturday, November 02, 2013
In an effort to support all schools working to incorporate high quality open educational resources (OER) into their 1:1 implementations, Net Texts has released an upgraded version of its Android application. Net Texts is a free, web-based system that provides teachers access to a vast library of high quality OER content, which they can then combine with their own resources to create and publish lessons directly to student devices. Read More »


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Dr. Amy B. Levin has been practicing medicine for 14 years. Dr. Levin graduated from the Yale University School of Medicine in 2000. She practices medicine in Palo Alto, CA and 1 other location and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Levin is affiliated with Sequoia Hospital, El Camino Hospital, Stanford Hospital & Clinics and Washington Hospital Healthcare System. She speaks English, French and Spanish.
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Years in Practice: 14 Years
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Mobile spyware tool helps paranoid spouses prove themselves right
So easily defeated ...
by using a dumb phone without all the bells & whistles.
Next there will be an App to detect this software.
Man found guilty of battery after ejaculating in co-worker's drink
So next time waiter spits in someone's food ...
as they reportedly do with nasty customers, they can get time, in California?
And this is the state with no money, no jail space and their prison system is operating under a court order for breaching guests rights?
At least Jerry Brown is back as governor - he's the guy who let Timothy Leary out.
Turn your mobile phones in to a live gig speaker
Could be used in churches, cathedrals, too.
If there was an option whereby a listener could select an approximate distance in metres, by checking a box, this could be used for interior venues such as churches, theatres, etc.
Google whacks link farms
How about eliminating Google link pages"
Really bugs me when I click on a helpful looking link and it takes you to a page of Google links, many of which are unrelated to the search term.
MS tacks Mozilla 'Do Not Track' header onto W3C submission
Make mobile browsers and cell handsets eligible, too
With people asserting that smartphones will take over from PCs more attention should be paid to the involuntary tracking users are subjected to without their consent or knowledge.
Knowing someone's physical location is FAR more intrusive than what they do on a computer.
Even more importantly yu never know who Jobs or Google are selling it to.
Australians safe from Mortal Kombat
"limb dismemberment, decapitation and disembowelment among the reasons ..."
Sounds like the reality of the American War in VietNam, Iraq Invasion 1 & 2 and Afghanistan - all of which Australian soldiers participated in. I remember watching the horrors of VietNam served up nightly with dinner (in North America) and seeing a lot of what caused concern in this ruling displayed in living colour.
I would have thought reminding younger adults of the horrors of war might prevent yet more.
Turing Collection saved for the nation
"Alan Turing was a true war hero ..." is what he should be celebrated for
The retro view of lifestyles, viewed from present times, would be laughable except the damage and hurt it did to so many but Turing was in famed company including Leonardo da Vinci, Oscar Wilde, Federico Garcia Lorca, Edward Albee, W.H. Auden, Aristotle, John Maynard Keynes, Christopher Marlowe, Somerset Maugham, Michelangelo, Noel Coward and many other notables.
Better to remember later than not at all. He saved many lives in decoding the Enigma transmissions and undoubtdly shortened the war.
Norway gov mulls blocking online gambling
It's not a morals thing, it's the fact the government doesn't get the money
At least they are not trying to pretend it's a question of morals - they simply want they couple of kilo's of flesh from the deal.
Like governments all over.
Conviction overturned for abuse images bought from bookshop
Plod and CPS deciding what is acceptable, again
Once again England's standards are being set, at least they are attempting to, by the least qualified people able to do so.
Plod is supposed to be impartial but in fact they use words to twist the reality of what they found. No doubt they still think Lady Chatterly's Lover is too extreme.
Apple: iTunes ascends to the heavens this spring
Security shocker: Android apps send private data in clear
With Facebook it doesn't matter; it's so leaky now one more hole won't make a difference
Facebook continues to spout more leaks than the dikes in Holland so one more won't make that much difference.
Still it's surprising that Google let this one slip by.
Man admits hacking into NASA, e-commerce servers
After all these years and billions and billions of dollars NASA still isn't watertiight?
The Texan shouldn't be charged with the NASA offence; THEY should be charged with failing to secure their servers.
This is plain neglect.
Microsoft student mail checkmates Google state grab
"proven, enterprise-level quality, stability, security, & is easier for students and teachers"
Words straight from MS PR hacks. Must have been offered deep discounts to award this one.
Variety would be nice.
Apple names iPad 2 reveal date
Just an Apple pre-emptive PR strike to persuade people to wait for the next conn
With Apple facing an extended delay whilst it figures out what's wrong with it's latest tablet, it has to do something to all the competitors that are busy readying shipments of their pads, many of which have additional features not found on the Walled Garden version 2 tablet.
Jobs, or whomever, needn't worry, there's plenty of business for everyone and the iPhans will wait as long as he commands them to do so.
Apple shareholders nix disclosure of Jobs succession plan
Apple 'outstrips' all brands at box office
So what? Just means Apples pays more in kind or money than others.
I like the way the actors type away and from observation it is quite meaningless gibberish. Also check out the keyboards, I've seen non-Apple keyboards with fruity screens.
I know one production that used a telephone from a certain company but in actuality the thing was empty with a few pictures illuminated by LEDS and power by wire from the actors sleeve.
I wonder is Jobs demands script supervision rights too?
Apple brands Intel 'Light Peak' as Thunderbolt
Ahem, Thunderbolt is already used by ...
HTC with their Thunderbolt handset; by Thunderbolt Computing, Inc. of Redmond, WA; by Squakenet of games fame and Thunderbolt Computer & Software Service of Georgia.
Seems all these have prior claim to this name, not that it's ever stopped Apple stealing others names before ... including the word apple!
Apple shareholders demand CEO succession plan
Jobs losing his grip: named successor will acquire power
Cook has been alongside Jobs since for ever so he is a natural to take over.
The board will find it tougher this time around since some the larger shareholders are also demanding he details apart from the union shareholder that first raised the matter.
Once Cook is named permanent CEO we will then find out whether he supports the 30% skim enforced since last week.
They could follow the North Korean practice and name Jobs 'Eternal President', as they did with Kim Il-sung who moved on in 1994. To preserve the body, placing the corpse in a glass bath with potassium acetate, alcohol, glycerol, distilled water, and as a disinfectant, quinine does the job and will require an 18 month repeat cycle. Then they could keep it in a glass box to wheel out on appropriate occasions. Russians are the experts in this.
Cornish pasties awarded protected status
Cornish Pasties: Cooked anywhere but only made in Cornwall
As long as the Cornish Pasty is assembled within Cornwall, it can be called genuine even if it is cooked elsewhere.
Makes my mouth water for a Ploughman's lunch washed down with genuine Somerset cider!
Remember when the French tried to knock Greek feta cheese, now that's protected (for the Greeks), too?
iPad 2 launch could be delayed by two months, analyst says
Apple PR at work again; more vapourware. Will Jobs be around for intro?
Apples PR is still working spreading unsubstantiated rumours that take on a life of their own so people put off buying the competition whilst Apple fixes the bugs - assuming they now have an in-house testing regime.
If you wait for the latest and greatest in technology you will end up never buying.
Of course, an alternative would be t buy a previously owned iThingy as hordes of the faithful will discard their early model products and the patient can reap savings.
Until the Version 2 appears it is just vapourware.
The other thing involved with the delay is the potential for Jobs not to be able to repeat the words of the Insane Clown Posse - magical, miracle, etc.
Facebook pulls naked smutty filth from NY Academy of Art page
Why not use electronic fig-leaves?
On occasion the puritans come out and affix ribbons on sculptures of naked figures so the youth can not derive unintended/uncontrolled sexual jollification from the art.
FB could do the same. They could easily place electronic 'splodges' over the parts they decree to offend and permit viewers to be able to click on the 'splodges' so all is revealed to those who appreciate art?
One problem comes when addressing certain animals as the electronic splodge would have to be really large to cover an stimulated horse or bull.
Memo to iPad mimics: No one wants a $799 knockoff
Diesel or Gas/Petrol: Do Consumers really know the difference between OS?
Many consumers don't actually know what goes on 'under the hood' - they simply buy the name on the box which is, essentially, what iPhans do. If you produced an Android handset with a fruit logo most could tell the difference, at first glance.
The most the average consumer knows is the equivalent of whether a car runs on gas/petrol or diesel.
Later they would discover the freedom to use it for practically anything.
Only techies rant and rave about OS and what percentile of the market do they represent?
Cellphone exposure linked to changes in brain activity
Wait whilst Cell Phone manufacturers hire their tame scientists for a response
Seems like this is the same old - same old argument returning for recycling.
The GSM/CDMA guys will simply go back and hire their old friendly scientists and 'fund' them for the sole purpose refuting anything that might affect the bottom line.
Richard Branson has thoughts on this - ''A friend of mine got a brain tumor, and before he died we had dinner and he said his surgeon was convinced that using a mobile phone may have been a factor.''. See: <http://sandanyi.com/how-to-protect-yourself-from-cell-phone-radiation >
Given that cell frequencies are approaching those of microwaves, think cooking, maybe the time has come to revisit this question. Even Plod radar speed trap operators have allegedly suffered health damage.
Old Army radio operators who used C52 HF transmitters knew all about the effects of RF - most operators had burned fingers occasioned whilst they tuned the set to the antenna. The first people knew of the 'burning' was the smell of burned tissue rather than pain. Could it be the same all over again?
French back Google monopoly complaint
So a failing Frog search engine and another German proxy for Microsoft are complaining?
Sort of obvious why.
Microsoft hasn't had a success with Bling, or whatever, the Frogs never really got it right so they all turn around and blame Google.
What a pile of horse droppings; and a waste of taxpayers money!
Thames Valley and Hampshire police merge IT services
So is Hampshire going to share the loot it collects for ...
preparing criminal records transcripts for people needing to prove they have no criminal record?
For some opaque reason Hampshire Plod send out records for that commercial organisation known as ACPO - why they are in the loop who knows why.
There are two types of records which records criminal offences until they are 'retired' after 35,40 or so years unless you have a SEX record when they live forever. Type 1 is for proving a clear criminal record for Canada, Australia, the U.S.A., etc and Type 2 is what you get if you ask - with everything in black and white.
Perhaps someone can explain if a criminal record is supposed to expire after 35-45 years why do both these record transcripts show the presence of a criminal record.
Very strange, but at least ACPO is raking in the money so they can hire their 'bent' expert witnesses.
Government defends need for census
Re: Anonymous post for obvious reasons.
No worry, they'll never know - haven't missed my not filing since the 60's. Too busy, this time too.
Why not pre-fill data and allow for changes - it's quicker
Since the government knows so much about you they should pre-fill the slots and boxes with the data and then recipients who care to participate can save time by just making changes rather than filling in the whole bloody form.
Using 'Don't understand' as a reply and a feint (light) blue will also make the American census contractors day just a little harder, too.
(Don't complain too much about loss of privacy - the Ontario government even has details of houses on a database!)
Who needs 600 friends when you're a bride of Christ?
The pope doesn't have to communicate with God - he thinks he IS god.
Always grabs me when the church mentions 'talking with God' as if you needed a microphone. I thought He could read minds.
Having grown up on a Sunday diet of American bible thumpers, I only for laughter at the patter they come out with. Some communication.
A bunch of thumpers have some 500,000 watt medium & short-wave transmitters beaming their 'message' across the water to the heathen in China and VietNam. The only problem is that most listeners use FM so all that energy is wasted! I have never ever seen an AM radio for sale in VietNam, come to think of it.
Won't work in North Korea either as they use wire-line rediffusion to keep re-tunable receivers out of the hands of the population.
Some communicators the churches aren't.
Chip maker cocks snook at Apple with IPAD family
Good for STMicroelectronics - we need someone to challenge the corporate bullies
If Jobs could have his way he would stick 'i' in front of every word in the Oxford dictionary and claim every damn word for himself with the exception of a few that wouldn't look good in his Walled Garden.
Jobs is a serial plagiariser having stolen many of the names he claims as his from others, including the name 'apple'.
As for capitilisation I still prefer the 'old' way REME, BA, RIM, etc. Reading the BBC (not Bbc) web site is irritating as all the familiar letter groupings have changed. At least my spell checker gets them right, now!
Apple iOS dominates Euro smartphone usage
Markets are different and difficult to compare
The North American market is split in two and defined by the 49th parallel; Europe is defined by not only the carriers but by EU policies. Into this already eclectic mix add cultural and economic differences.
Out in the Far East market conditions are again different with some governments really flattening the market so handsets can be bought through carriers or retailers with cut-throat pricing regimes.
India is a developing market with infrastructure problems, as is the case with Africa.
As SIMPFELD so rightly pointed out OS don't mean too much to the average user. You buy a Nokia or a Lemon 4 or a Motorola - you buy whatever provides the best answer to your daily challenges - a lot buy because they are happy buying by name alone trusting the manufacturer hasn't screwed up too much.
Top execs fly from Alibaba after supplier frauds
Alibaba is good for sourcing - not purchasing
When I am searching for a product I often use Alibaba but after that I investigate the sources and buy direct.
A while ago I built a mini-hotel and wanted to source a particular colour shade of marble. Alibaba allowed me to determine what area I could buy it from and afterwards I made a trip, selected the marble and 3 weeks later crates of the stuff were delivered.
I feel Alibaba has grown beyond it's original mandate, China, and now provides weaker coverage for more countries.
UK biz bled dry by cybercrime
"Cabinet Office said it was impossible to say how much ..." More numerical flatulence
The only identifiable provable cost was that incurred by Office of Cyber Security (pdf) and Detica.
Another BSE mathematical exercise that proves nothing.
And Cameron is 'cutting waste"? I have an additional item to put on his list.
FTC and DoJ toss-up on Apple subs plan 'probe'
The only Force that would make Jobs change his plans are the EU or US authorities
American business seems to have recognised that the EU is a force to reckon with, at least equal to that of the U.S. Government although they use different criteria to trigger an inquiry.
Jobs has already been burned when he was ripping UK citizens off at higher prices than the rest of the EU. Obviously just too bloody lazy to calculate the numbers, so they simply changed the currency designator.
Either way it is likely only a matter of time.
EU agency calls for clear consent on indelible and zombie cookies
Browser cookies only a small problem, how about ...
turning their attention to the heavy back data flow that all mobile OS collect without permission from users AND AT THEIR EXPENSE.
No one, other than the cellco. should get positional data without the explicit consent of a user whose consent must be informed and need specific selection of options.
Why does Jobs need to know where all his flock are 24 hours a day?
Unprecedented domain seizure shutters 84,000 sites
"Our government is going into court with half-baked facts ..." if done by anyone else ...
is called misleading the court or perjury.
The U.S. Constitution isn't worth anything now, unless you have an extreme case of rectal irritation, as successive governments have ridden roughshod over it's provisions, starting with The Patriot Act (sic).
And in trying to fit Assange up with a charge they are attempting to breach the constitutions provisions with respect to making legislation retroactive.
The U.S. is no better than the countries it continually bellyaches about abusing peoples rights.
Death by 30% cut: Apple app tax must change
Obama woos Masters of the (Tech) Universe
Obama couldn't send a surrogate or is he out of assistants?
Talk about a wasted trip.
All Zucker what not knows is how to steal someone else's business. He's barely out of diapers.
As for the rest, what bright ideas did they come up with to warrant Obama burning all that fuel, and the cost for such a futile trip?
No small iPhone 5, says mole
"... Apple PR people speaking off the record ..." says it all
PR people are only paid to polish the name and keep good things appearing in the media.
Guess they have done their job since The Register and the NYT had pieces on it.
Anonymous security firm hack used every trick in book
HBGary: Loss of all credibility = loss of clients: Is the U.S. government included?
Given that HBGary was a start-up with only a few years under it's belt, will it survive this exposure of it's business tactics and it's 'expertise'? I love this quote (from their web site): "Security is not an IT problem, it's an intelligence problem" - it exactly describes the failings of HBgary.
Given it's relatively short life and the number of e-mails it appears all they do is thump away at keyboards.
Aaron Barr is a sweetheart, apart from being dumb, as he posted about going after children < http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110214/02201413084/hbgary-federal-spied-families-children-us-chamber-commerce-opponents.shtml >. Only dummies write about their criminal activities.
Demonstarting how blind the U.S. government can be almost a year ago, HBgary received an extension to their contract with the US Department of Homeland Security to "conduct a series of hands-on memory forensics and malware analysis training events with local, state, and federal law enforcement officials around the country." (See: < http://wlcentral.org/node/1250 >)
HBgary competitors Sophos managed to get the knife in when their Graham Cluley said: "The fallout from the affair will be difficult to overcome." "The damage to HBGary's reputation from this incident is, quite frankly, enormous," he added.
"... it's particularly damaging when the victim is a specialist in the field of computer security," he theorised.
No kidding!
This demonstrates when governments are running scared and all sorts of money are being tossed around the usual crowd of corporate freeloaders are out there busy get a share of the spoils. Undoubtedly this happening in many countries.
SWAT team cuffs masked Dell flack for 'deadly' tablet promo
Better publicity than Dell could buy
Just look at the coverage of this event ... following the Texas Plod intervention.
Seems they have some law that fits anything in the U.S. - except Wikileaks!
Rugged-phone maker claims world's longest talk time
Design matches Hummer driver requisites
Sonim really does make tough cell phones - if this one is anything like their earlier model Hummer owners can actually drive over them and still make a call afterwards.
Hope they still have a belt pouch for it.
Gadget makes bombs, mines go off 'on average' 20m away
Another application for ferrite 'balls'!
Just think the terrorists answer lies in adding those ferrite 'balls' to the trigger wires.
The detonators could be housed in metallic jackets - their own little Faraday cages.
Back to the drawing board.
Airport face-scanning robots switched off
"compare your face with the image stored on the chip of a biometric passport"
A business partner who shares my dislike for mysterious government electronics has a 'neutered' passport (place mug of cold water in microwave along with passport and cook on high for a minute) that he knows to be a non-working chip.
He flew into the UK at Christmas and the machine accepted him as being who the passport (didn't) show to be.
Another useless government project.
One-third of Aussies 'are pirates'
"the study estimated that one-third of adult Australians were active pirates"
The operative word in all these stories is ESTIMATED - they do not really know and they cannot really know.
As for the 6,000 jobs lost due to piracy, this is another load of hog wash. Most of the money would have ended up in Hollywood.
The same happened when the BSE estimated the activity in Cambodia, Laos and VietNam - they didn't even visit these countries and in the rural areas there are very few computers. Laos is even more bereft of computers but there piracy continues unabated - maybe they count those CD/DVD blanks that adorn bicycles instead of lights.
You would have thought that a high tech industry could at least have arrived at accurate figures.
And next time I pick up a discarded newspaper I shall bare in mind that I am committing secondary copyright infringement! What other stupidty are they going to concoct?
Apple rips mobile PC crown from HP
You can make numbers say anything you want
Such dramatic language - 'rips' - is intended only to garner readers.
Notebooks are hardly on a par with tablets/pads particularly when you consider Cupertino products are crippled in both content and their use.
No one tells the millions of owners of non-fruit products what they can and cannot do so comparing them as whole genres is pretty pointless.
It's like Michelin, BF Goodrich or Goodyear counting rubber wheels for tea dolleys and claiming their production was more than a competitor. Or auto manufacturers counting pick-up trucks as passenger vehicles.
Still analyst Richard Shim and DisplaySearch have maintained their positions on the free sample, special access and by invitation only presentations which really throws the value of the information into doubt.
Sex offenders will get a review – after 15 years
Once again PLOD, not the courts, determine the penalty
The government, by making Plod the ruling body, is usurping the courts function and letting a biased party be the determining party.
Where the hell is the justice in this?
(VietNam has a solution. Many rape artists only get to do it once or twice as most are sentenced to death!. Few repeat offenders.)
Storm brews over Chinese synchronised goldfish
Get your very own goldfish in your nearest Chinatown and they don't need feeding!
Gold fish represent luck or wealth to the Chinese which is you find ponds filled with them in HongKong at the race courses, although I think those might actually be carp.
Both the the Chinese and Vietnamese hold gold fish to bring good fortune to business and many offices boast magnificent tanks of fish.
There is a problem, however, the need both feeding and cleaning.
The ever enterprising Chinese came up with the solution - man-made (as in artificial) 'gold fish' that are motivated by magnetic fields. In the beginning simple motions satisfied the purchasers but as the years passed all manner of improvements have been achieved including synchronisation of movement.
And, best of all, they don't need food!
Watchdog turns a blind eye to Danish fu*king
This reminds me of the late Mr. Fuch of Wandel & Goltermann ....
Many years ago, in the 1970's, I was working at a electronics rep company in Toronto when the president of one of our main suppliers, Wandel & Goltermann, arrived and announced that he was Mr. Fuc* which he pronounced in his mother tongue of German.
The receptionist turned all sorts of red, ran into the Canadian presidents office and told him what had happened.
From that day onward Fuch introduced himself, in North America, as Mr. Fuch which he pronounced similarly to 'much' or 'such'.
Such are the pitfalls of international business!
Clinton demands net freedom for all... 'cept Wikileaks
"... the Chinese decided that, VietNam belonged to them they invaded ..."
Sorry to disagree but it wasn't quite like that.
In 1979 February China invaded VietNam for 29-days in response to what China considered to be provocative actions and policies on VietNam's part including Vietnamese favouring Moscow over BeiJing; mistreatment of ethnic Chinese residents of Vietnam, "imperial dreams" when VietNam soldiers invaded Cambodia, a client state of China.
The Vietnamese military repulsed the invading Chinese who, when they withdrew, followed a scorched earth policy destroying every bridge and significant building which were replaced by the ugly Russian designed concrete monoliths that can be seen today.
The Chinese withdrawal was followed by rail cars filled with approximately 19,000 Chinese dead. China failed to force a Vietnamese withdrawal from Cambodia and failed to end border clashes.
Even today there are significant strains in the VN/CN relationship. Vehicles have to transship goods from CN trucks to VN trucks at the border and passengers have to change buses! A real pain.
All the participants in the recent wars in VietNam be they French, American or Chinese omitted one thing in their planning - the need to read VietNam's history (See: <https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/History_of_Vietnam >.
VietNam now has the respect of it's neighbours and the Western nations ... it's tragic that so many died to reach this stage. (I live in VN)
HTC shuns Honeycomb for Android tablet debut
No Honeycomb, No Buy!
I wouldn't want to buy a pad without Honeycomb - why buy anything than is less than optimal?
Perhaps Google will commission a no bells and whistles version so we can enjoy the fruits of their labours without manufacturers screwing around with it.
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guardianSaltos de línea: guard|ian
Pronunciación: /ˈɡɑːdɪən /
Definición de guardian en inglés:
1A person who protects or defends something: self-appointed guardians of public morality
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- Individual rights can be protected only by independent guardians operating in the public light.
- As self-appointed guardians of public sensibility, these organisations get to draw the line on what is acceptable.
- When the putative guardians of public morality put the screws to crime and horror comics, distributors refused to put them on newsstands.
conservator, curator, caretaker, steward, trustee, supervisor
1.1A person who is legally responsible for the care of someone who is unable to manage their own affairs, especially a child whose parents have died: I am acting as guardian of my late brother's family
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- Children go into care when their current parent or guardian is unable to look after them, or if the child's health, safety or well-being is at risk.
- The freedom from coercion to have or to adopt a religion or belief and the liberty of parents and guardians to ensure religious and moral education cannot be restricted.
- Corporal punishment of children occurs primarily during the education process or at the hands of parents or guardians.
late Middle English: from Old French garden, of Germanic origin; compare with ward and warden. The ending was altered by association with -ian.
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guardianship sustantivo
- Example sentences
- These could be similar to those available with guardianship and supervised after-care if the responsible medical officer so chooses.
- We were permitted to stay in the guardianship and custody of family, and I became a State child in my family's care.
- Our authority comes from our relationship and our access to our lands and the rights of guardianship and protection.
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This is my go blush for everyday. My HG blush. Gives you a nice peachy color with just a little shimmer. Like the name says it does give a glow. Tried out other blushes over the years but keep coming back to shade. Almost a foolproof shade, it appears to work on most "warm" skin tones.
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Overrated. Nice colour, but the shimmer particles are too big and actually make it look cheap and tacky. I only ever wear it in the evening. I know it looks wonderful on some people but not me. Oh well.
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I bought this blush because of all the hype over the years and it is a MUST HAVE staple. Mix it with a nude/brown smokey eye and a dark lip and it is FAB for Fall, and it works with most skin tones!
Love it, Love it. Loooooove it. Looks amazing on my skin especially during the autumn/fall and winter as i am very fair and gives my skin an amazing flushed look.
If you are very fair like me then you need it even though it is rather expensive.
I adore the "happy" colour it immediately gives you to your face. It is a strong pink which "wakes you up". I always use it on top of "Laguna", as the Nars sales lady recommended me. Despite the high price tag, I usually like Nars coloured makeup products because colours are bright and with a strong personality. I don't give this blush top rating, though, as I only use it scarcely and feel it breaks me out every time I use it.... However, I highly recommend every woman to try this blush at least once, as the colour it is a staple and the first time you use it, you'll like it for sure! Just as a side-note: Packaging is modern and flat, but too big, in my opinion. The cover is black and it looks like other Nars products, so I don't like when I have many, as I always have to read which is what.
This is a great shade for any skin tone. It's a glowy peachy pink shade that makes you look awake and bright. It's really pretty and I recommend it to anyone looking for a universal everyday blush.
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this blush is very nice. it has a bit of shimmer in it which acts as a nice illuminator to the cheeks. very good for a night time look. very pigmented, only need a little bit therefore it lasts ages. i have already rebought one. i probably wont be rebuying it again, but only because i like trying new blushes. overall, i would recommend !
I bought this blush in a mini powder compact that has a square of bronzer beside the square of blush during a Sephora holiday special.
I like this nice healthy, natural shimmery look! IDk if I like it so much because it has such hype, or because of the seductive shade name or if it truly looks nice on me...
I wonder sometimes if it is almost too "peachy" or "gold" for me at times. I like the shade, but sometimes I think the gold glitter flecks may look to obvious, so I do not wear this blush every day. I tend to go for the more "pink" blushes (My usual daily blush is the physicians formula with thered package and heart shaped powder, in "rose")
I do like the Nars blush in the Orgasm shade and would probably buy again. Unfortunately it is crazy expensive!
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Why is this blush so overrated? I have to apply this at least twice to get some colour. Too expensive and small for what this really is.
It looks..erm, cute? But that's about it.
It's expensive but I've had it for years and when I don't know what to wear it's just perfect. Love it.


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Lately, lace is everywhere you look. In December 2013 the de Young Museum opened Lace: Labor and Luxury, a small installation showcasing prints from the Achenbach Foundation of Graphic Arts featuring fashionable lace-wearing men and women alongside fine examples of lace from the costume and textile arts department.
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For the first time ever, three prized tapestries from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco's permanent collection will be exhibited together in the Legion of Honor's Gallery 1. The entire series, known as The Triumph of the Seven Virtues, consists of seven tapestries that depict allegorical representations of the theological virtues—Faith, Hope, and Charity—and the cardinal virtues—Temperance, Prudence, Justice, and Fortitude. While 10 museums in Europe, the United States, and Russia possess tapestries from this series, the Fine Arts Museums have The Triumph of Fortitude, The Triumph of Prudence, and the only extant example of The Triumph of Justice.
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Like any artist, December Artist-in-Residence Melissa Cody diligently does her research, and like a true innovator, she's aware that you need to know the rules in order to break them. A fourth-generation Navajo weaver, Cody's residency focuses on weaving and its relationship to communities and their environments. Although the main part of her residency takes place in public, she is also conducting research behind the scenes at the de Young.
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Objects are fussy. They're susceptible to humidity, light levels, vibrations, and any number of other dangers, both large (floods) and small (mice). And whether it's a tiny tea cup or a four-ton bronze statue, each object also has its own idiosyncrasies. Wood, for example, doesn't get along with water, and paper can't stand light. A museum is carefully designed, in part, to control all these factors and to give objects the secure and stable home they deserve. But what happens when an object needs to travel outside the museum's walls?
The permanent collections of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco number over 100,000 objects, and only a percentage are on view. However, many of these treasured artworks can be viewed in exhibitions at other institutions throughout the world at any given time. When art objects are loaned in this way, they often travel for long periods of time, which is why it's so important for our conservators to carefully prepare objects for their extended journeys. Such was the case when the Cleveland Museum of Art requested to borrow an ancient turban from the Nasca culture of Peru, featured in the exhibition Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes that opened last week.
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FRAME|WORK is a weekly blog series that highlights an artwork in the Museums' permanent collections. This week, we feature two exquisite 18th-century French liturgical vestments, a chasuble and a dalmatic, from the Museums' permanent collections. Unfortunately, these garments are not currently on view, but please enjoy this exclusive virtual viewing!
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The integration of art and beauty into every aspect of life was one of the foremost tenets of the Aesthetic Movement. Artists who subscribed to this ideal stepped outside of the confines of their medium of choice and experimented with all variety of design: painters became furniture designers and architects designed textiles. This week's FRAME|WORK features two luscious tapestries from the Museums' permanent collections included in the special exhibition The Cult of Beauty: The Victorian Avant-Garde, 1860–1900 (on view at the Legion of Honor through June 17). Created by Edward Burne-Jones for Morris & Co., Flora and Pomona exemplify the aesthetics of the Aesthetic Movement.
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On view through June 10 in the Textiles Gallery at the de Young, The Art of the Anatolian Kilim: Highlights from the McCoy Jones Collection showcases extraordinary examples of flat-woven kilims from the 15th to the 19th century. Considered to be the most important group of Anatolian kilims outside of Turkey, these kilims are notable for their elaborate design patterns, unusual
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FRAME|WORK is a weekly blog series that highlights an artwork in the Museums' permanent collections. This week, we feature a monumental kilim that will be featured prominently in the upcoming exhibition The Art of the Anatolian Kilim: Highlights from the McCoy Jones Collection, which opens September 10.
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In anticipation of The Art of the Anatolian Kilim: Highlights from the McCoy Jones Collection (which opens September 10) the Textiles Conservation team is busy at work preparing each rug for display. It is a meticulous and time-consuming process!
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CAMBRIDGE — The federal riding of Kitchener-Conestoga is poised to be pulled apart.
As a result, an extra riding for the next national election won't be created in Waterloo Region, as originally planned. Instead it will go to the Milton area.
So recommends the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario, which returns to Cambridge City Hall for more public hearings on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
Why the change? Mainly because many Brant residents, citing their unique connection with the city of Brantford and Six Nations, spoke out against being lumped in with a new riding called Kitchener South-North Dumfries-Brant.
So a much smaller slice of Brant is now being attached to Kitchener South.
"Once that happens, there weren't enough people," commission chair George Valin said.
At least not enough people to justify an additional riding essentially for Waterloo Region.
Instead, the new electoral district will shift to the burgeoning Milton area.
"We reassessed that area because of what we heard, not only in Cambridge but in Hamilton," said Valin, an Ontario Superior Court Judge. "It became obvious to us the electoral district could be better used a little east of the Kitchener area."
So Kitchener-Conestoga, which was to lose a piece of land south of Kitchener, is now to disappear under the proposed plan. The three Waterloo Region townships that are part of Kitchener-Conestoga will be tagged onto other federal ridings.
Wellesley and Wilmot Townships will join Perth to form Perth-Wellesley-Wilmot.
Woolwich Township will hook up with Wellington to form Wellington-Woolwich.
Tying Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich with other regions will certainly blur the political boundaries of Waterloo Region for the next nationwide election.
"We have trouble enough keeping municipalities whole," said Valin, an Ontario Superior Court Judge. "When we impose counties on top and then regions on top of that, our job becomes impossible."
In August, the commission recommended Waterloo Region get a fifth riding.
The list would have included Cambridge minus North Dumfries, Kitchener South with North Dumfries and a big chunk of Brant, a new Waterloo riding with no Kitchener component, a trimmed-down Kitchener-Conestoga and Kitchener Centre.
Now, after public hearings including a stop in Cambridge last month, the game plan has changed for a seat redistribution which usually happens once a decade.
The Harper government passed legislation that will add 15 new seats in Ontario. But Waterloo Region won't see one of them.
On Tuesday, residents of Kitchener-Conestoga can voice their opinions.
"We try to keep as many people happy as we can," Valin said.
"In the end, it's not a popularity contest. We have to do what we feel works the best for everyone."
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DOD Should Reconsider Decision to Increase F/A-22 Production Rates While Development Risks Continue
GAO-03-431: Published: Mar 14, 2003. Publicly Released: Mar 14, 2003.
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The Air Force is developing the F/A-22 aircraft to fly at higher speeds for longer distances, be less detectable, and improve the pilot's awareness of the surrounding situation. The F/A-22 will replace the Air Force's existing fleet of F-15 aircraft. Over the past several years the program has experienced significant cost overruns and schedule delays. Congress mandated that GAO assess the development program and determine whether the Air Force is meeting key performance, schedule, and cost goals. GAO also assessed the implications of the progress of the development program on production.
The F/A-22 development program did not meet key performance, schedule, and cost goals in fiscal year 2002, and delays in the flight test program have led to an increase in the development cost estimate of $876 million. In response to this increase, DOD restructured the development program and reduced production aircraft by 27. If additional delays occur, further changes may be required. The program also continues to address technical problems that have limited the performance of test aircraft, including violent movement or "buffeting" of the vertical fins, overheating in portions of the aircraft, weakening of materials in the horizontal tail, and instability of avionics software. Air Force officials cannot predict when they will resolve these problems. These technical problems, along with the late delivery of aircraft to the flight test center, have delayed the development program. Based on F/A-22 flight test accomplishment data and current flight test plans, we believe that operational testing will likely be delayed several months beyond the planned August 2003 start date. The F/A-22 program is in its final stages of development, and low-rate initial production has begun. Since fiscal year 1997, funds have been appropriated to acquire production aircraft, and the F/A-22 acquisition plan calls for steadily increasing annual production rates. However, GAO considers the Air Force's acquisition strategy at high risk for increases in production costs. In past reports, GAO has reported that acquiring aircraft while significant technical challenges remain does not allow for adequate testing of the aircraft. The uncertainties regarding performance capabilities of the F/A-22 aircraft and its development schedule will persist until technical problems have been addressed, including testing of modifications or fixes necessary to potentially alleviate these problems. In light of those uncertainties, steadily increasing annual production rates could result in the Air Force having to modify a larger quantity of aircraft after they are built.
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Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: The Air Force bought 21 F-22s in 2003, and it appears as though Congress will approve 21 or 22 for 2004. Therefore, this recommendation to keep annual buys at 16 or fewer aircraft has been overcome by events.
Recommendation: In light of continued uncertainties regarding the resolution of problems found in the past year and notwithstanding the December 2, 2002 certification provided by DOD, the Secretary of Defense should reconsider the Department's decision to increase the annual production rate beyond 16 aircraft until greater knowledge on any need for modifications is established through completion of operational testing.
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Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: DOD did not concur with this recommendation. Since GAO's report, Congress has approved higher rates of production than the 16 aircraft GAO recommended. Therefore, it appears highly unlikely that this recommendation will ever be implemented unless DOD is directed to do so.
Recommendation: In light of continued uncertainties regarding the resolution of problems found in the past year and notwithstanding the December 2, 2002 certification provided by DOD, the Secretary of Defense should update the 2002 risk assessment and certification with sufficient detail to allow for verification of the conclusions following the completion of operational testing.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
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Roanoke Rapids is pretty much full of chain restaurants, so it was nice to find a local restaurant. Food was your average Mexican fare, nothing spectacular, but tasty and service was quick and friendly and food very inexpensive. Margarita's were good.
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If you really like Mexican food, this is the place. Friendly service, reasonable prices, and the food gets to you quickly and hot. Typical Mexican restaurant, a little on the noisy side which makes it a good place to bring the kids.
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El Tenampa is an inexpensive, friendly, casual restaurant and it has what to my taste is the best Mexican food in this area, and I usually get out for well under $10 unless I have a beer or two.
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While they don't have a GF menu, many of their dishes are inherently GF or can be slightly modified. They also have GF pasta. Everything we had was extremely flavorful.
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Good health takes more than avoiding germs and accidents; it involves a little maintenance here and there. That's why the staff at Panther Chiropractic, LLC offers services designed to help manage and mitigate the effects of tension, allergies, joint pain, and other common health issues. Dr. Danielle Marra spearheads the team, using her 12 years of chiropractic experience to adjust out-of-whack spines that cause inflammation and pain, design orthotics for clients on their feet all day, and send electrical stimulus to tight muscles. To supplement her chiropractic care, her staff offers alternative therapies, including laser acupuncture treatments.
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When it comes to the vast majority of recording artists, the answer to the question, "how many officially released live albums do I really need," ... Show synopsis When it comes to the vast majority of recording artists, the answer to the question, "how many officially released live albums do I really need," carries a simple answer: zero to one. In Billy Joe Shaver's case, the question doesn't even apply. Really, just ask any fan. Though far from a household name, Shaver is revered internationally for a catalog of songs that has been covered by an astonishing array of other artists, from rockers to country artists to jazz musicians and soul singers, though none of the cover versions of his songs do justice to his own live performances. Each Shaver performance is different, for almost inexplicable reasons. Whether playing alone or with a band, the combination of hard-earned humility, world weariness, spirituality, genuine compassion, rebelliousness, honesty, and a refusal to despair no matter the tragedy, pours forth from when he takes the stage and begins to sing. Live at Billy Bob's Texas, is a CD/DVD package recorded and taped at the Forth Worth venue (the world's largest honky tonk) on September 17, 2011. It features virtually all of his classic songs and a pair of new ones. Backed by lead guitarist Jeremy Lynn Woodall, bassist Matt Davis, and drummer Jason McKenzie, Shaver takes fans through a solid, often chilling set of stellar performances that run the gamut of Texas country, hard rocking honky tonk, and folk. For a man in his early seventies, he is in excellent voice. Check the effortless slide through his range on "Honky Tonk Heroes," the disciplined plaintive restraint in "Old Five and Dimers Like Me," and the command of authority that gospel demands in "Live Forever." But nowhere is Shaver's voice more effective than in one of the new songs, the a cappella "Star in My Heart," that is so tender it actually hurts. The other new track here, "Wacko from Waco," is a humorous account of his then-recent legal troubles that features a Johnny Cash-esque vamp. The video looks excellent and is worth seeing more than once, simply for the kind of awe and devotion the man inspires in his audience, as much as for the riveting performance. Billy Joe Shaver is one of a kind, and this set proves it; it makes an excellent introduction for anyone not familiar with his singular talent. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi