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You may have heard a news story about a "Facebook child-abuse images ring" that has been reported mostly in Australia over the past eight months. It made headlines again today because the ringleader, a 45-year-old registered sex offender in the UK named Ian Green, confessed to 24 charges of making, possessing and distributing indecent images of children" and "has been jailed for four years," the BBC reports. These are images of children being sexually abused, so this is an abhorrent crime story, but parents don't need to be swayed by any news story that might suggest (the BBC's does not) that this international network of criminals represented any threat to young Facebook users. As child pornography networks have done with earlier Internet technologies such as newsgroups and peer-to-peer file-sharing, what this one did was hide their content in private groups on Facebook. As the BBC reports, no one could access that content without showing their "credentials": usually child-abuse images of their own. So no one on Facebook who was not a member or potential member of this child-porn ring could've been exposed to that content, which became evidence in the criminal investigation. Facebook says it worked closely with law enforcement throughout the international investigation and "provided information that lead to the 11 arrests." The BBC reports that the investigation "involved the FBI and police in Canada, Germany, Switzerland and South Africa." [ConnectSafely.org, which I co-direct, is a member of Facebook's Safety Advisory Board.]
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You know how you have to be careful when your friend breaks up with their significant other and you want to trash them, but can't in case they get back together? That might be happening right now with Haylor. E! Online is reporting that Taylor Swift booked a private jet to London and arrived earlier today, along with two travel companions, her luggage and her guitar.
Swift's rep tells E! that the singer is there for work and will be playing two awards shows and shooting multiple magazine covers. Taylor Swift is in London.
In totally unrelated news, the members of One Direction, namely Harry Styles and the four other guys, have just returned to London after a short promotional trip to Japan. Harry Styles is in London.
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Friday, October 22, 2010
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LONDON -- U.S. forces often failed to follow up on credible evidence that Iraqi forces mistreated, tortured and killed their captives as they battled a violent insurgency, according to accounts contained in what was purportedly the largest leak of secret information in U.S. history.
The documents are among nearly 400,000 released Friday by the WikiLeaks website in defiance of Pentagon insistence that the action puts the lives of U.S. troops and their coalition partners at risk.
Although the documents appear to be authentic, their origin could not be independently confirmed, and WikiLeaks declined to offer any details about them. The Pentagon has previously declined to confirm the authenticity of WikiLeaks-released records, but it has employed more than 100 U.S. analysts to review what was previously released and has never indicated that any past WikiLeaks releases were inaccurate.
The 391,831 documents date from the start of 2004 to Jan. 1, 2010, mostly by low-ranking officers in the field. In terse, dry language, they catalog thousands of battles with insurgents and roadside bomb attacks, along with equipment failures and shootings by civilian contractors.
The United States went to war in part to end the brutality of Saddam Hussein's regime, but the WikiLeaks material depicts American officers caught in a complicated and chaotic conflict in which they frequently could do little but report to their superiors when they found evidence that their Iraqi allies were committing their own abuses.
WikiLeaks offered The Associated Press and other news organizations access to a searchable database of redacted versions of the reports three hours prior to its general release Friday. A few news organizations, including the New York Times, Le Monde, The Guardian and Der Spiegel, were given access to the material far earlier.
WikiLeaks describes itself as a public service organization whose mission is to "protect whistle-blowers, journalists and activists who have sensitive materials to communicate to the public." In July, despite objections by the U.S. government, it posted almost 77,000 documents from the Afghan conflict on its website.
Following that release, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange drew controversy for comments that he wished to expose war crimes. He also became the target of allegations of sexual misconduct in Sweden that he has denied.
The military has a continuing investigation into how the documents were leaked. An Army intelligence analyst stationed in Iraq, Spc. Bradley Manning, has been arrested in connection with the earlier release.
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TV Show King, the WiiWare best seller, is back for a second round. There are 8,000 questions sorted into 12 categories on the program, including general knowledge and sports, movies, music and more... And that's without counting the questions that you can create yourself! Here's everything you need to compete with your friends, or with players all over the world thanks to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection!
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The chemical uniformity of stars in the same cluster is the result of turbulent mixing in the clouds of gas where star formation occurs, according to a study by astrophysicists at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Their results, published August 31 in Nature, show that even stars that don't stay together in a cluster will share a chemical fingerprint with their siblings which can be used to trace them to the same birthplace.
This computer simulation shows the collision of two streams of interstellar gas, leading to gravitational collapse of the gas and the formation of a star cluster at the center. The left side shows the density of interstellar gas (redder indicates higher density), and the right side shows the two "tracer dyes" added to show how the gas from the two streams mixes together during the collapse. Circles indicate stars.
Credit: Y. Feng and M. Krumholz
"We can see that stars that are part of the same star cluster today are chemically identical, but we had no good reason to think that this would also be true of stars that were born together and then dispersed immediately rather than forming a long-lived cluster," said Mark Krumholz, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at UC Santa Cruz.
Our sun and its siblings, for example, probably went their own ways within a few million years after they were born, Krumholz said. The new study suggests that astronomers could potentially find the sun's long-lost siblings even if they are now on the opposite side of the galaxy.
Krumholz and UC Santa Cruz graduate student Yi Feng used supercomputers to simulate two streams of interstellar gas coming together to form a cloud that, over the course of a few million years, collapses under its own gravity to make a cluster of stars. Studies of interstellar gas show much greater variation in chemical abundances than is seen among stars within the same open star cluster. To represent this variation, the researchers added "tracer dyes" to the two gas streams in the simulations. The results showed extreme turbulence as the two streams came together, and this turbulence effectively mixed together the tracer dyes.
"We put red dye in one stream and blue dye in the other, and by the time the cloud started to collapse and form stars, everything was purple. The resulting stars were purple as well," Krumholz said. "This explains why stars that are born together wind up having the same abundances: as the cloud that forms them is assembled, it gets thoroughly mixed. This was actually a bit of a surprise. I didn't expect the turbulence to be as violent as it was, so I didn't expect the mixing to be as rapid or efficient. I thought we'd get some blue stars and some red stars, instead of getting all purple stars."
The simulations also showed that the mixing happens very fast, before much of the gas has turned into stars. This is encouraging for the prospects of finding the sun's siblings, because the distinguishing characteristic of stellar families that don't stay together is that they probably disperse before much of their parent cloud has been converted to stars. If the mixing didn't happen quickly enough, then the chemical uniformity of star clusters would be the exception rather than the rule. Instead, the simulations indicate that even clouds that don't turn much of their gas into stars produce stars with nearly identical chemical signatures.
"The idea of finding the siblings of the sun through chemical tagging is not new, but no one had any idea if it would work," Krumholz said. "The underlying problem was that we didn't really know why stars in clusters are chemically homogeneous, and so we couldn't make any sensible predictions about what would happen in the environment where the Sun formed, which must have been quite different from the environments that give rise to long-lived star clusters. This study puts the idea on much firmer footing and will hopefully spur greater efforts toward making use of this technique."
This research was supported by the National Science Foundation and NASA.
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Today is the first of my introductions in the new Kermode Uncut Film Club.
The film is Breathless from 1983 - get yourself a copy of the movie, watch the intro and let me know what you think.
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Breathless is a very rare thing; an American remake of a French film that is truly translated, as opposed to transliterated. Interestingly, Gere was the star of the only other one I can think of at the moment too (Sommersby).
These films have taken the basic premise and structure of the original and re-created them in a way that is accurate within the sphere of the cultural context of the US. The characters retain their humanity because of this. Gere is not Belmondo and there is no crass attempt for him to be. He is a true translation, taking into account location, period, language, economics, politics etc.
In short, this film demonstrates how a film can be successfully revised for an audience far removed from the one that would have been expected to watch the original.
I hope that makes sense?
I watched both A Bout de Souffle and Breathless last year, after Dr K mentioned them a number of times. While I would say A Bout de Souffle is a more important film, and probably a better film, there's no doubt that Breathless is a lot more fun!
I'm not a massive Jean Luc-Godard fan. I tried to watch Film Socialisme and found it to be so bad it was frightening. I even saw on the Metacritic Film Website that Film Socialisme appeared on Top Ten Lists for 2011 which made even more scared. I cannot explain why I enjoyed Breathless but I found it to be fascinating with its' themes of Pop Culture.
If I did have one last request Mark it would be this. Could you introduce a more mainstream one time and a less mainstream film the next. Like taking in turns. So let's say next time: American Beauty and the blogpost after that: Tales from the Crypt
Thanks Mark! I never really had any interest in seeing this film before but you most certainly got my attention. I especially like how you pointed out the way its post-modern style was almost too ahead of its time. I personally already see a lot of similarities to contemporary films like True Romance, with the protagonists love for comic books and obsession with the rockabilly era. It's on Netflix Instant so I'll be checking it out tonight and will post my comments later or tomorrow.
I haven't seen the french original so couldn't compare both movies but I don't think I am missing too much... I love Breathless, ever since they used to show it on telly in the mid 90s... Richard Gere is ott and fairly ridiculous, but so is the whole film and that for me is the charm.
I first saw this film when i was about 13 and seeing Gere riding along in a stolen car with an amazing sunset tossing all the cassettes he doesn't like out of the window was quite frankly the epitome of cool.
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Hannah Kate Sullivan, 38Home: Canterbury
Birthplace: Washington, D.C.
Family: My mother (originally from Conway) and two brothers, a sister-in-law, two great nieces and an awesome nephew live in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. My partners-in-crime live in Gilford: significant other Tony Cheek and his sons, Alex and Sammy Cheek.
High school: Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Md.
College/post-grad degrees: Bachelor of science in business administration from Washington University in St. Louis, and Juris Doctorate from Georgetown University
Current job: Vice president, associate general counsel at Fidelity Investments
Key past positions held: Attorney at Hinckley, Allen & Snyder, Concord, and Schulte Roth & Zabel, New York
Volunteer activities: Founder and a director of Sure Shot Scholarships, Inc., a N.H. nonprofit organization that provides scholarships to financially disadvantaged young athletes so that they may attend sports camps. Since its inaugural year in 2004, I've been a member of the motorcycle safety crew for AngelRide, the annual two-day bicycle fund-raising two-day event in Connecticut which benefits the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp's hospital outreach program (for children who are too sick to attend the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp.
An attorney, she is presently vice president and associate general counsel at Fidelity Investments. She holds a degree in business administration from Washington University and a juris doctorate from Georgetown University. She had been an attorney at a firm in Concord and at a larger firm in New York City.
And though her career is very important, so is her life with her "significant other," who has two sons of his own and lives in Gilford. So what does she do with her spare time? Does she have any spare time?
Sullivan makes time for a third passion, a need of hers, in fact - to give back.
"Of the 100 percent of the things I do every day, giving back to the community should be a big percentage of that, that's the way I look at it," said Sullivan, 38, who credits her parents for her devotion to volunteerism and community service.
Among her ongoing volunteer efforts:
. She is the founder and a director of Sure Shot Scholarships, Inc., a nonprofit New Hampshire organization that provides scholarships to financially disadvantaged young athletes so that they may attend sports camps.
. Since its inaugural year in 2004, she has been a member of the motorcycle safety crew for AngelRide, an annual two-day bicycle fundraising event in Connecticut which benefits the Hole in the Wall Gang Camps hospital outreach program that is aimed at assisting bicyclists to safely cross dangerous traffic intersections.
. She is a motorcycle instructor for BostonMoto and Fishtail Riding School, where she teaches students driving skills on a racing course at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon.
"I've always been athletic, but my soccer days are over," said Sullivan, who played college soccer at Villanova. "Part of my upbringing is to want to see that kids had the same opportunities that I had."
For Sullivan, community service is not a chore.
"I feel lucky to be able to give back at least some of what I was given," she said.
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Date: October 5, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
City Commissioners will vote today on a proposed $605,000 agreement with the Sarasota Opera concerning the coming Palm Avenue parking garage.
The opera has agreed to release the 1.5-acre parking easement between the back of its building and the lot where the garage will be built.
In exchange, the city would give the Sarasota Opera $605,000 in TIF funds and an annual allotment of 1,077 parking permits in the garage for three years.
The opera would then receive those parking permits at a cost of $45 to $50 each for the next seven years.
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Jim Brown is a Louisiana legislator, Secretary of State and Insurance Commissioner.
Louisiana United States Senator Mary Landrieu has always been a survivor in Bayou State politics. She's been successful in four races for the U.S. Senate, but the elections have always been close, and until now, her opponents have never had the full weight of the national republican campaign apparatus behind them. But this time it's different. Landrieu is in the political fight of her life. She's under an all-out assault by republican organizations all over the country.
Do energy companies have a responsibility to mitigate the damage caused by their drilling for oil and gas in Louisiana? That's the issue now being litigated in the controversial levee board lawsuits now in the courts.
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Forty years ago this week, Richard Nixon became the first and only president to resign from office. Those of you too young to remember the events surrounding Watergate missed one of the most riveting episodes of American history. Nixon survived a number of bitter political fights, but he had always been able to bounce back. However, it was his own words in secret recordings that he personally authorized in the Oval Office that finally led to his downfall.
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If recent polls are any indication, Louisiana voters are not too keen on any of the choices for U.S. Senator in the coming fall election. A number of national surveys have found that every candidate running has a higher negative than positive rating in the Bayou state. Maybe it's time for Louisiana to consider offering a third choice. None of the Above.
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There is a reason the death penalty is rarely enforced anymore, particularly in the federal judicial system. Too many innocent victims are being convicted, based on cover-ups and the withholding of exculpatory evidence by some federal and state prosecutors. A recent study published in the National Academy of Sciences concludes that some 4.1 percent of inmates on death row are innocent. More than four percent. If that were the rate of airplanes crashing, would you fly?
What on earth is happening out there? Is a major hurricane churning in the Gulf and taking dead aim at Louisiana? Is the Mighty Mississippi on the verge of overflowing its levees and about to flood thousands of acres, driving hundreds of thousands from their homes? Something drastic must be up. After all, State Farm Insurance Company just raised its rates on Louisiana homeowners by as much as 20%.
The Queen City of the South is under siege. No, not from hurricanes. This time, the siege is from within. New Orleans is known as the city that care forgot. But it's been hard to let the good times roll in the Big Easy when the dice keep coming up snake eyes.
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Twenty-eight years ago this week, President Ronald Reagan traveled to West Berlin, and at the Brandenburg Gate admonished: "Mr.Gorbachev, take down that wall." The Berlin Wall had been erected by the puppet Soviet state of East Germany. Unless you are over sixty-five or are a history buff, you may not understand the tensions that existed then had many observers feeling that we could be on the brink of war with the Soviet Union.
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While boomer parents may be pleased emotionally to have their boomerangs back in the household, boomerangs can often pose a significant financial burden on their parents. This can result in a reduction in retirement savings for the boomerang's parents, leaving them with the decision to either postpone their own retirement or have their children help out with the household expenses.
Other countries have adopted similar slang to represent this domestic phenomenon. In Italy, the term "mammon", or "mama's boys" is used, while the Japanese refer to them as "parasaito shinguru", or "parasite singles". In the U.K., children boomeranging back home has given rise to the acronym KIPPERS (or kids in parents' pockets eroding retirement savings).
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Sushmita Kashikar-Zuck, Ph.D., from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, and colleagues investigated the safety and efficacy of a CBT intervention compared with a FE program, for reducing functional disability, pain, and depressive symptoms in 114 adolescents (aged 11 to 18 years) with JFM. Following stabilization with usual medical care for eight weeks, patients were randomly allocated to receive eight-weekly CBT or FE sessions, and two booster sessions. Outcome measures were assessed at baseline, immediately after the eight-week treatment phase, and at a six-month follow-up.
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Sammy Hagar has put together a music and comedy show for next week to raise money for the hurricane-devastated town of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
We still need to wait over a month before AC/DC's new 'Rock or Bust' record makes its way to stores -- which is almost nothing compared to the six years that have elapsed since their last album, but can still feel like a long time when you know there's a fresh slab of high voltage rock 'n' roll right around the corner.
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Finally the most awaited epic news for all, Filipino model Georgina Wilson will be the new host for Asia's Next Top Model Cycle 3.
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The first and two cycles of Asia's Next Top Model were hosted by Nadya Hutagalung. But for this third season Georgina Wilson will be the host and still on board Joey Mead King as the girls mentor.
King also posted on her instagram account photo of Alex Perry an Australian fashion designer, he will join the show as Creative Director. Perry is not just a renowned Australian Fashion Designer he used to be the judge for Australian's Next Top Model in all seven seasons.
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Have you ever sat in our audience and thought, "I could totally do that!"? Well, we think so, too. 2nd Story offers a schedule of classes and workshops designed to teach people our particular style of creating stories. Our classes cover all aspects of how we do what we do: story generation, writing, editing, performance technique – and all of the instruction is infused with our collaborative, ensemble-based method.
Whatever your reasons for taking a class with us, we're here to help you grow your skills and have a great experience.
If tuition is a concern, please don't let that prohibit you from considering one of our classes or workshops! Scholarships are available, so please contact us so we can figure out together what could work for you. Email email@example.com.
Like Julie Andrews, we'll "start at the very beginning" (it's a very good place to start!) This three hour workshop, led by 2nd Story's finest, kicks off with 2nd Story-style brainstorming and story sharing, and move through the beginning steps of getting your own real-life story on the page.
$60 (Students and Seniors $45)
Participants limited to 10
No need to bring samples or anything you've written previously.
Whether you just finished your first draft or you're working through the nitty-gritty to get to that last rewrite, this three hour workshop will leave you jazzed and ready to take your personal story to the next level. We ask each participant to bring a draft of a single story that the group will dig into in the signature 2nd Story collaborative style.
$60 (Students and Seniors $45)
Participants limited to 4
Tuesday nights, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
This 8-week class focuses on building the skills necessary for crafting a great first person story. This is a class for all levels that digs into scene, dialogue, sensory details, narrative distance, and making the personal universal, featuring short, fun exercises to improve all aspects of your writing. Expect to come away with several story starts and the motivation to finish them! Solid skill building for more experienced writers, and an introduction for those who haven't done a lot of short story creation before. Instructors TBA.
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Saturday, February 28th, 10am–5pm, lunch provided
Sunday, March 1st, 12pm–8pm, dinner provided
Imagine a weekend of nothing but writing, renewal, and immersion in the first person narrative storytelling form. We'll start off with brainstorming exercises designed to help you mine your own life for story possibilities, and then spend time bringing a brand new piece of work to life through writing, feedback and performance techniques designed to bring dimension and theatricality to your story. You'll get one-on-one feedback from our instructors, group feedback from the workshop ensemble, and you'll leave with a sparkling new piece ready to share with an audience.
For confident writers not afraid of a deadline.
The workshop culminates in a 2nd Story style "sharing" or casual performance in our studio space for a few family, friends and members of the 2nd Story Collective, at 6:30pm on Sunday.
$240 ($200 for Students and Seniors)
1:00pm – 4:00pm
You know who you are. You're a writer, and you'd like to start performing your work, but you're nervous. Or maybe terrified. We know how that goes, and we've got a workshop that will arm you with tools for your body, your voice, and your nerves, in a safe and fun environment. Think you can't learn basic performance skills that make a difference in a three hour class? Give us a try. Come with text you'd like to work on and see what a difference we can make.
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Tuesday nights, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
The goal of this eight-week class is to lead participants through our entire process, from story conception to fully realized performance, culminating in a simply produced 2nd Story style evening of stories in our studio space. Great for more seasoned writers who are not afraid of a deadline.
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Yes, J.R. Ewing brought his drama back to Dallas this season on TNT. Still, I don't think it will match the drama coming out of Cowboys Stadium this year. Why? Kyle Orton specializes in drama and he is the new backup quarterback to Tony Romo. You may remember Orton got caught up in the "Guiding Tebow Light" drama last season with the Denver Broncos. After a mediocre 1-4 start, Orton was benched for the faith and football phenomenon that is Tim Tebow. Orton really only had one good game last season, a 24-22 squeaker of a win over eventual playoff team Cincinnati. Against the Bengals in Week 2 he went 15-for-25 for 195 yards and two touchdowns. True, he did beat Tebow in the last game of the season. As the Tebow drama unfolded and the Broncos started winning, the benched Orton became regular fodder for mocking on Facebook and Twitter. One popular YouTube video featured an Orton look-alike having an emotional breakdown about the Tebow takeover. When he couldn'...
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PLAYERS: Kyle Orton, Tony Romo, Jason Witten
TEAMS: Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs
TEAMS: Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs
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