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"Ever feel like someone's watching you? Amnesty International has released an app to find out if governments are spying on you. Detekt is a free and open source software that scans your computers for known surveillance spyware.
"More people now access their news via the Internet as by the traditional route of reading a printed newspaper. UK media regulator Ofcom said that in its News Consumption in the UK report that 41 per cent of the public accesses news via the web and mobile apps, compared to 40 per cent who read printed newspapers. To be fair newspaper publishers will take comfort from the fact that the percentage of print readers has remained stable over the past year but the proportion accessing news digitally has increased sharply from 32 per cent in the last 12 months." [Read More]
"A new study carried out in Canada has revealed what most internet junkies knew already – trolls are sick.
The study found that one in twenty internet users deliberately engage in trolling. They exhibit classic traits of sadism, psychopathy, narcissism and Machievellianism. The study was published in ScienceDirect and it covered 1,215 people.
Unsurprisingly it found that those who identified themselves as trolls were sadistic, as they enjoyed to watching their victims suffer. They were also willing to manipulate people and many simply lacked empathy."
"New research suggests that older people people do not decline mentally with age, it just takes them longer to recall facts because they have more information stored their brains. Doctor Michael Ramscar said that his research suggests that much like a computer struggles as the hard drive gets full up, so to do humans take longer to access information. Researchers say this slowing down it is not the same as cognitive decline."
"A Florida man was shot and killed during a screening of the new movie "Lone Survivor" over the weekend. The shooting happened near Tampa, Florida and the ruckus started because of text messages. Chad Oulson, 43, who was there to see the film with his wife, was texting during the previews before the film despite being asked several times to stop by Curtis Reeves, a retired police officer. Oulson at the time stated he was texting his 3-year-old daughter."
"As always, this year's Computex was quite a busy show with tons of new products announced, but one of the most integral parts of the Computex experience is of course the hundreds of models hired by the many companies to draw attention to their booths. For those who weren't able to attend this year's Computex, we were able to get some help from our good friend David Chang from Yuki-no photography who was able to help us bring you a small glimpse of the Computex booth babe experience."
"UK ISPs told David Cameron's adviser that they will not ban porn by default to prevent the sexualisation of children.
Claire Perry announced that by 2014 UK ISPs would require customers wishing to access adult content to "opt out". The Tory MP also told a conference the filters should be flexible enough to be turned off - for a limited time. The default setting would then return.
Nicholas Lansman, secretary general of trade association ISPA, which represents the UK's net suppliers, said that Perry's comments were a bit premature."
"It seems that as many as one in two men in relationships would rather try out a new game than have sex with their partners. According to a not-so-scientific study conducted by VoucherCodesPro.co.uk, 49 percent would rather unwrap a video game than undress their significant other, while only 32 percent would opt for some love making. The remaining 19 percent are undecided and they say it depends on the game. The survey polled 1,442 Brits and found that 30 percent of them believe their partners would not expect them to turn down sex over a game..."
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An SUV jumped the curb and crashed into a Redbox in Urbandale Friday.
The crash happened at the 4600 Northwest 86th St. Walgreen's location about 11:30 a.m.
The driver told rescue crews that he hit the gas instead of the brake on his Lexus.
The man was not seriously hurt in the crash.
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Guest lineups for the Sunday news showsThe Associated Press
Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:
NBC's "Meet the Press" - President Barack Obama.
ABC's "This Week" - Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.; Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz.; Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md.; Rep. Raul Labrador, R-Idaho.
"Fox News Sunday" - Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.; Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.
CBS' "Face the Nation" - Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill.; Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla.
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I am building the SunSaluter, an intuitive, gravity-powered device that takes inspiration from ancient water clocks to help solar panels follow the sun and collect up to 40% more electricity, while providing clean water, in off-grid or underdeveloped parts of the world. So far, SunSaluters can be found deployed in 14 countries, and we've been honoured by the organizations like the Postcode Lottery Green Challenge, Westly Foundation and Mashable/UN Foundation's Startups for Social Good Challenge.
I am a senior studying Mechanical Engineering at Princeton University, with minors in Computer Science, and Robotics and Intelligent Systems. In 2013, I apprenticed in web development at the Software Craftsmanship Guild. In the summer of 2014, I coded at the Hacker Retreat in Berlin and hacked on hardware for Ableton. I'm presently interested in getting involved with hardware startups in NYC.
I am a rowing coxswain and coach. In the 2013-14 season, I led the Princeton varsity lightweight women's rowing team (NCAA Division I) to their first Knecht Cup win in nine years, as well as a bronze medal at EAWRC Sprints. At present, I coach for my old team! In 2012, I led Rowing Canada Aviron's senior women's development team of Olympic hopefuls to two gold medals at the 2012 Henley Royal and Holland Beker Regattas, against the German, French, Dutch, Australian and British national teams.
I took two life-changing gap years to pursue a Thiel Fellowship from 2011-13, which inspired me to co-revive the Princeton Gap Year Network when I returned to campus. We aim to catalyze discussion around non-traditional undergraduate timelines, improve support for students, and advocate for institutional policy changes.


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The InFocus IN82 below, is similar in exposure to the Panasonic PT-AE2000U, and not as bright as the Sanyo image.
Below, from Space Cowboys, and is an overexposed image of the re-entry scene. Click on the left thumbnail image. Look for subtle detail in the right side of the earth. The image on the left is the Panasonic, and on the right, the Optoma HD8000. Look to the dark areas on the right for differences in details.
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Are you a fan of tomato juice? Well, if you are, you've got to check out Mott's Garden Blend Vegetable Juice. Each 8 ounce serving (1 cup) provides only 45 calories, is 100% Vegetable Juice and has two servings of vegetables.
For those of you who are not fans of tomato juice, then you probably won't like Mott's Garden Blend Vegetable Juice. The ingredients are water, tomato paste, pepper juice, celery, vinegar, carrot juice concentrate, sea salt, onion juice, salt, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), dill juice, carrot juice, natural flavors, onion and garlic powder, soy lecithin. The taste is strongly of the tomato juice.
A 64 ounce bottle of Mott's Garden Blend Vegetable Juice retails for $3.79 at my local grocery store, but I received samples for review. So, do you like tomato juice? I don't particularly care for it. Mott's Garden Blend Vegetable Juice might be the best tasting tomato juice in the world and I still wouldn't like to drink it straight up - same with V8 Vegetable Juice. BUT, I will be using up my bottle by adding it to soup bases and adding a splash to my morning smoothies - a little extra boost of vitamins & anthocyanins.
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Lezbosagogo's Angela Pulliam and India wish they could live in Depp's world
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iOS 7 includes a new feature called Activation Lock, which makes it almost impossible for anyone to use or sell your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch once it's gone missing or has been stolen.
It starts working when you turn on Find My iPhone in iOS 7 Settings > iCloud > Find my iPhone (see previous Gallery item). With Activation Lock, your Apple ID and password will be required before anyone can:
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- Reactivate and use your device
Activation Lock has been heralded by big city police departments (like the NYPD) as a potential deterrent to the increase in "Apple Picking" -- snatch and grab iPhone thefts in the United States.
Activation Lock keeps the data on your device secure, even if it is in the wrong hands. It also improved your chances of recovery dramatically. Even if you erase your iPhone remotely, Activation Lock prevents another user from reactivating it without your permission -- effectively destroying its resale value.
To take advantage of this new feature, simple keep Find My iPhone turned on (Settings > iCloud > Find My iPhone), and remember your Apple ID and password. One word of caution: there's no way to override Activation Lock if you forget your password and are unable to reset it.
There's an Activation Lock overview and Frequently Asked Questions document in Apple Knowledgebase document ht5818. I also recommend that you read these tips on how to prevent Activation Lock from potentially bricking your iPhone.
Enable Auto-Lock and Passcode Lock
If you leave your iPad in a taxi or on an airplane, anyone can pick it up and look through your email, contacts and photos -- and that's probably the least of your worries. A simple way to avoid unnecessary data exposure is with a Passcode Lock. You can enable it in Settings > General > Passcode Lock. A Passcode Lock is useless if a thief grabs your iPad while it's awake.
I also recommend enabling Auto-Lock which locks your iPad after a defined period of inactivity. If you're super security-minded (or General David Patraeus) I recommend that you also disable the 4-digit "Simple Passcode" in lieu of something more complex. According to Agilebits, developer of the excellent 1Password, a four-digit passcode can be cracked in 20 minutes, while an eight character passcode comprised of lowercase letters and the spacebar will take 1,000 years to crack.
Purchase the AppleCare+ Protection Plan
If you didn't buy the AppleCare+ Protection Plan (APP) for your iPad or iPhone at the time of purchase, don't sweat it. You can purchase the Apple extended warranty -- which I highly recommend -- for up to 30 days after purchase. In addition to extending the technical support period from 90-days to two years, the new AppleCare+ package offers adds up to two incidents of accidental damage coverage (even if it was due to negligence), subject to a $79 service fee.
In the past, the old AppleCare (before they added the "+") didn't cover drops, shatters, or liquid submersions, but the new AppleCare+ does -- again, subject to a $79 deductible. Anyone's who's ever shattered their iPhone screen or baptized it in the toilet, sink or pool will agree that paying $79 is a lot better than the $269 Apple charges for an "out of warranty" service on an iPhone 5/5s/5c.
AppleCare+ must be purchased within 30 days of iPhone purchase and requires inspection of your iPhone and proof of purchase. You can no longer purchase AppleCare after an incident has occurred. So it's best to purchase AppleCare+ before you leave the store. If you buy an iPhone and AppleCare+ online, Apple will auto-enroll you so there's no additional work required to active your coverage.
If you're still on the fence, I recomment an article in Macworld by Jonathan Seff published on September 9, 2013 called Is AppleCare worth it?
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MetroTech Center is a business and educational center in Downtown Brooklyn, New York City. It is the nation's largest urban university-industry science and technology park.[1][2][3][4]Original occupants of this area include JPMorgan Chase, New York City Fire Department, Bear Stearns, Keyspan Energy (now National Grid), Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Polytechnic University (now Polytechnic Institute of NYU). Later tenants include the Ms. Foundation for Women, El Diario La Prensa, Robert Half International, UniWorld Group, and HeartShare Human Services of New York. The Marriott Hotel at Brooklyn Bridge is located across Jay Street from the center.
MetroTech Center lies between Flatbush Avenue and Jay Street, north of the Fulton Street Mall and south of the busy Tillary Street, close to Brooklyn's Civic Center (Borough Hall, courts) and Brooklyn Heights. Polytechnic University is one of MetroTech's founding members.
The MetroTech Business Improvement District (BID), a non-profit organization, provides sanitation, marketing, and events programming services to the area.
The decades of the 1980s and 1990s were a period of major large-scale development activity in Downtown Brooklyn. At the center of this revitalization stood the MetroTech Center office complex, which is within walking distance of several other major development projects including Pierrepont Plaza, the Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, Atlantic Terminal Mall, and Renaissance Plaza. MetroTech stands as a symbol of Downtown Brooklyn's rejuvenation.
In an effort to resuscitate Downtown Brooklyn a decade earlier, Polytechnic University President George Bugliarello had advanced the idea of creating a center for research and development modeled on the lines of "Silicon Valley." Several years later, the City agreed to designate Polytechnic as the urban renewal sponsor, under the condition that forward movement of the project required obtaining a commitment from two tenants. Both the City and Polytechnic chose Forest City Enterprises as the project's main developer based on its years of experience, commitment to stay in the area, and financial capacity. Forest City Ratner and Borough President Howard Golden represented the best aspects of public-private partnership and they quickly redefined the MetroTech vision from a research and development park to a campus centered back office complex.
As Forest City negotiated with Morgan Stanley, two other major corporate players were being wooed for the MetroTech site: the Securities Industry Automation Corporation (SIAC) and Brooklyn Union Gas (BUG). The fact that the MetroTech site sat on a separate power grid from Manhattan proved to be the key for SIAC because this meant their operations in Downtown Brooklyn would be safe if Manhattan ever experienced a power failure (as seen in 1977). The final and greatest victory, which sealed the fate of the MetroTech vision first put forth by Polytechnic President Bugliarello, was convincing Chase Manhattan Bank to move its back operations to MetroTech.
MetroTech was formed in 1992 by making a 16 acres (65,000 m2) rectangle (bounded by Jay Street, Johnson Street, Flatbush Avenue, and Myrtle Avenue) a Pedestrian zone, in connection with the erection of new office buildings and parking garages. As a consequence, the north ends of Lawrence and Duffield Streets were also freed from motor traffic.
MetroTech Commons, the 3.5-acre (14,000 m2) privately owned public space at the heart of the MetroTech complex, hosts events including concerts, health fairs, chess tournaments and holiday celebrations. Bounded by Lawrence and Duffield Streets, the square is frequently adorned by modern art exhibits. Two pieces called Alligator and Visionary are part of the Commons' permanent public art collection by the well-known sculptor Tom Otterness.
ImpreMedia has its headquarters on the 18th floor of 1 MetroTech Center. El Diario La Prensa, a newspaper of ImpreMedia, has its offices on the same floor.[5]
The New York City Fire Department has its headquarters in 9 MetroTech Center, which has eight stories and 360,000 square feet (33,000 m2) of space.[6]
TransCare Corporation has its headquarters in 1 Metrotech Center
It also was the headquarters of MetroTech Corporation, which went out of business in 2005.
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Apple Pear Crisp
The fruit is tender and moist, and the crunchy topping is not overly sweet in this dish. Delicious alone, it's even more delightful served with vanilla ice cream on the side.
2 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 20 min.
1 medium apple, peeled and chopped
1 medium ripe pear, peeled and chopped
1 tablespoon brown sugar
2 teaspoons all-purpose flour
1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon apple pie spice
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon butter, melted
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon apple pie spice
1/3 cup old-fashioned oats
2 tablespoons chopped pecans
In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Divide between
two greased 8-oz. ramekins.
In a small bowl, combine the flour, butter, brown sugar and pie
spice; stir in oats and pecans. Sprinkle over fruit mixture.
Bake at 375° for 18-22 minutes or until bubbly and golden brown.
Serve warm. Yield: 2 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving equals 309 calories, 12 g fat (4 g saturated fat), 15 mg cholesterol, 47 mg sodium,
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50 g carbohydrate, 6 g fiber, 4 g protein.
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RICHMOND, Va. -- This was exactly what the Redskins needed.
The Redskins and Patriots took the field for the first of three straight days of practice sessions on Monday. They ran it like a regular practice, with seven-on- seven drills, some individual work and then team work (11-on-11).
"It was a good day, a learning experience," Redskins coach Jay Gruden said. "Anytime you get a chance to go against a different defense, you learn a lot. It was excellent for both sides of the ball, nobody got hurt and there were no fights. I think it was a good learning experience for both sides."
There was one negative that Jay Gruden took away from this mornings practice, it was that he thinks his guys could be in better shape. He said they may do some extra running over the next couple days after practice, noticing guys along the defensive line a little slow getting off the ball. Gruden said that was probably the most disappointing aspect of the day.
Griffin and Brady
The Redskins first team defense got a chance to go up against a Patriots offense and Tom Brady that have been in the same system for 15 years.
"It was good to see how guys adjust in those situations," linebacker Ryan Kerrigan said.
Kerrigan and the Redskins defense very impressed with the precision that Brady runs the offense.
"He's legit, their whole offense is in such unison. They don't have to take long in the huddles, they just get out there and run the plays. It's good to go against the kind of pace."
Second year cornerback David Amerson agreed.
"Tom Brady's one of the best quarterbacks in the league, everybody knows it," Amerson said. "He really takes command of the offense, knows what's going on in dissecting the coverages. He's one of the best."
The Redskins defense can only get better from having to go against a high powered offense like New England's, no question.
Robert Griffin III was able to spend a little time with Patriots quarterback Tom Brady today.
"I got a chance to talk to him, he was interacting with the team, his team and our team," Griffin said. "Just to see them work, we have a chance to watch them a little bit."
While he spent some time, he wants to be clear that it wasn't a ton of time.
"It's not really a time to for us to watch him like we're at a zoo and try to figure out things they are doing."
Sounds like a headline to me.
As far as some of the things they did share...
"He [Brady] was saying that he's been in the same offense for 15 years, which is astounding. That's amazing. They have a lot of good pieces there. I will evaluate them, because that's what quarterback's do, but at the same time I'm still focused on what we're trying to do as an offense."
Griffin was encouraged when Brady told him that it's still very early in his career, only his third year in the league, and he has a lot of football left in him. Griffin still hopes to spend a little more time with him.
"Hopefully I will get a chance to sit down with him if he's not too busy."
It's no secret that the more Griffin is around and interacting with Brady the better. Jay Gruden knows it's hard, but he does hope that his quarterback is able to pick some things up from the veteran.
"I think just the way he conducts his business and the pro that he is, and anytime you have a chance to watch him firsthand, it's fun to watch," Gruden said. "He's definitely got total control over the offense and that's one thing we want to get Robert to where he has absolutely total control over what's happening on every play."
Gruden noted that it's only Robert's third year and his first in this system.
"It'll take some time for him, but it'll come."
On the other side of the ball, the Patriots had a good opportunity to go up against a mobile quarterback like Griffin. Defensive end Vince Wilfork and the Patriots will face teams throughout the year that have a quarterback like Griffin, and the they are thankful to get a look at it now.
"He's given us a great look at it today," Wilfork said. "Being able to move the pocket in the pass game and when there are broken plays, being able to get out of the pocket and make some plays. It's big for us because in the future we are going to face some teams that have that type of quarterback that can move around."
Oh, and by the way, Wilfork is coming back from a torn Achilles last year and has lost some weight, but I don't know if I've ever seen a bigger human being on the football field than this guy. I can't even imagine trying to block him. He's officially listed at 6-2, 325 pounds.
More of the same tomorrow
Tomorrows practice will be similar to today Gruden said. There will be full pads and some live sessions again.
Other highlights from the joint practice.
- Watching DeSean Jackson vs Patriots cornerback Darrelle Revis. "It's always good work, competitive nature," Jackson said.
- Aldrick Robinson continues to have an up and down camp. He had a few drops today, but then connected with Kirk Cousins on a long touchdown pass during and 11-on-11 session.
Depth Chart
The first preseason depth chart was released today, but don't read anything into it Jay Gruden said.
"Nothing is set in stone right now, we just had to do it for the media."
Thanks coach.
Injury update
- After missing Saturday, DeSean Jackson was back today. - Rob Jackson returned to practice today as well. - Jason Hatcher continues his progress after knee surgery. Gruden said he's close to getting on the field.
Roster Moves
The team announced the signing of defensive end Jeremy Towns. He is an undrafted college free agent out of Samford, where he appeared in 45 games from 2008-2013. Last season, he compiled 54 tackles, 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble.
Earlier in the week the team waived-injured wide receiver Jerry Rice, Jr.
Andy Dalton
Earlier in the day Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton signed a hefty six year, $115 million contract extension through the year 2020. Gruden was Dalton's offensive coordinator in Cincinnati.
"Very happy for him, much deserved, Gruden said. "Very proud of the fact that I was part of bringing him into Cincinnati.
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Veteran spam suit
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The end may be near from an internet service provider that has brought more than 20 lawsuits seeking millions of dollars for alleged spam abuses. Asis Internet Services abruptly abandoned its case against Subscriberbase citing a "negative judgment in an unrelated case that threatens to place Asis in either bankruptcy or …
If the claims were groundless
why did it take years of litigation to reach a decision?
Let me introduce you to groklaw.net
Obviously you haven't been following the SCO saga if you don't understand how groundless lawsuits can drag on for years and years and years and......
Hit 'em in the pocket
They should rightly be able to sue anyone who bombards them with a decent amount of spam.
These spammers have to learn somehow and hitting them in the pocket is the best way.
I see that...
...some pro-junk email spamtard has been down-voting posts.
That's because...
Common sinse is a foreign language to some people
Common sinse?
Yerst, not surprising really, is it?
anyway -- every individual seems to have a different idea what 'common sense ' actually is so that makes 'common 'sense' an oxymoron.
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>>"...every individual seems to have a different idea what 'common sense ' actually is..."
Even the people trying to use 'common sense' to prop up their opinions (in place of a reasoned argument) presumably do know that at some level.
Otherwise, they wouldn't bother telling everyone else what common sense demands, since everyone else would already know.
They may be a troll...
...but they're my kind of troll. I waste more time than enough telling companies again and again that I do not want adverts (any media) for their crap. That's despite telling them at the time of original purchase/contract I don't want any garbage posted/e-mailed.
And the thing that really irks is that every time you contact them they presume that you want to get their crap and have to jump through hoops to (unsuccessfully in many cases) prevent the deluge.
For spammers (and marketeers in general) no punishment is too harsh in my book.
If the claims were groundless...
.....Thomas asks why it took years of litigation to reach a decision.
To which the answer is "see SCO vs Novell/IBM/Autozone/DaimlerChrysler and RedHat vs SCO" (tho at least in SCO vs DaimlerChrysler - 1 out of 5 - the stupid,groundless claims were thrown out pretty quickly). Basically, it seems a vexatious groundless litigator can carry on for years if they keep (not-so) subtly changing their case, saying contradictory things in different courts, and ignoring court orders to come up with specific allegations.
And to TheBigYin - I love (in a hate it way) those purported unsubscribe links that say "we will remove you in the next few days" or some such. They must be running MS SQL Server to get response times like that....
@Mike Pellatt If the claims were groundless
I've tried several times to give you thumbs up but there are glitches at El Reg Towers and it didn't work. Not even a reply to your comment worked - almost like it didn't exist.
After all that effort I'm determined now, so have a big thumbs up instead!
Don't EVER use the 'Unsubscribe' link in spammails. All you're doing when you do that is confirming that the your email address is live and actively checked: i.e., send more shit your way. Just delete them and report the message to your email provider.
So what?
These guys were pimping off spammers ... and they got reamed? Yeah, probably because they aren't patent trolls or MAFIAA trolls. Sad to see this ruling, because "trolling spammers" seems to be bad, but "trolling real inventors" seems to be good.
That's because ...
"If the claims were groundless ... why did it take years of litigation to reach a decision?"
That's because the claims are handled by members of the so-called "legal" profession, who know that even groundless claims can cause lots of money to be transferred into the pockets of the lawyers concerned.
I know - see the word "purported" before "unsubscribe links" in my original posting. I do, indeed, report them to my email provider. I tell myself about them :-)
They can carry on spamming me after that if they want, but very little will get through. And I re-educate spamassassin when it does get through (and my sa-exim teergrubs too - so satisfying to see a connection hung onto for 10 minutes......)
As well as getting a weird sort of perverse pleasure from filling in those web forms, I also occasionally get it too by filling in a load of complete b***shit in a phishing page (NOT using IE under 'doze before you say anything....)
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A company in the UK called comparethemarket.com had their database compromised (how I am not speculating on) as myself and all my domains were spammed at the same time with the unique addresses we'd used. One company that will /never/ get my business
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Why would a guy stop talking to me?
after he said he liked me? So there was this guy, we haven't talked for probably 2 weeks or so.we used to work together & it was awesome. He was this really cool, laid back guy & from when I started working he seemed to be making an effort to talk to me. Soo we hung out, talked on aim, then started talking on the phone EVERY NIGHT & during breaks & for anything. He would bring me home every night. Then we kissed & from there it was like we were dating, but without the title=/then the same day I got transferred to another store, things got weird. Soo long story short, he stands me up on a tuesday but calls that night to apologize & explain how he didn't want to get too close but he didn't like me & wanted to keep talking, but he basically stopped talking to me after that. Its so hard because I got so used to him, but I don't understand why he'd call to apologize, still say he likes me & then completely ignore me all together. I don't get it=/ I miss him, but now his ex keeps bothering me to stay away from him & supposedly he's saying stuff about me, which I don't believe because he wasn't a horrible person, but dam. I'm just so confused. Why would he?
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There's three emotions that make people do extremely unpredictable things- anger, fear, and love. And sounds like he' been through all three of them.First off, he likes you. He would not have made effort to talk with you so much, or after he apologized when he "stood you up".But he's also afraid of something. I can't tell you what about (can speculate, but it won't do any good). And if you asked him even he probably can't tell you what he's afraid of . This is evident by intentionally standing you up. He let his fear rule him, and rather than facing that fear he chose to try to destroy what was causing it. He did something I like to call self sabotage.And the third thing is anger. And no, it's not anger with you; it's anger with himself. He knows in some way that his fear caused him to do an extremely stupid thing (like ruin his chances with a beautiful and intelligent girl like you). And it's painful for him to admit that he's angry at himself, so he'd much rather let his fear take over and ignore what he wants (you) than face that percieved pain. He'd much rather go and play it safe, (which unfortunately in his case might involve getting back with his ex).How do I know this? Been there, done that. Did it 6 years ago with a girl I liked and drove her away, and visited her this past weekend and did it yet again (although not as bad, didn't driver her away though, thank God!).It's not something that any guy wants to put his girl through. But unfortunately it's a fact of life.Best of luck to you! If you have any questions, feel free to PM or post back. :-)
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I think he told you straight up when he called to apologize which is pretty noble of him.I'm not sure why he did this.but you're lucky to at least have the above information.some people get less! :-)I know it's hard but for your sake, you can try to move on for now and maybe in time, his head will clear and his ex will leave you alone. How is she bothering you? That's scary!What did you say to him? Does he know you have feelings for him too? If not, maybe you can tell him so that if you do decide to "back off", he'll know it's not because you're not interested.Maybe he still has feelings for his crazy ex.


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The gray wintry gloom, with the occasional splash of rain has settled in, and the forecast indicates it may stick around.
Over the coming days, a winter-like chill will accompany that gray gloom, and it could be the coldest air we have seen so far this season.
"I think this will definitely be the coldest," said John Baxter of the National Weather Service. "I think we will see widespread areas of temperatures of about 25 or 26 degrees for lows. It will last for several hours."
By the end of the week, temperatures are expected to take a nose dive into the 20s in our area, and that's with a cold wind blowing. We haven't seen temperatures like that in a while, so now is a good time to remind you of how to prepare.
"Dress in layers. If you're leaving your house and you're going to an evening event, it's going to seem pleasant when you go outside at 3:30, 4:00, before sunset," Baxter said.
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Written by Farmingdale Observer Staff Thursday, 22 May 2014 00:00
Farmingdale's student artists are showcasing their creative talents as part of the district's annual Art Show, open until May 29. Students in grades K-12 have proudly put drawings, paintings, photos, sculptures and more on display at Weldon E. Howitt Middle School.
The exhibit opened with a reception on May 13, when parents were given the opportunity to stop and admire their student's hardwork. Fine Arts Director Rita Padden gave a brief presentation on the district's art curriculum, and thanked parents and teachers of these art students from Northside, Albany Avenue, Woodward Parkway, Saltzman East Memorial Elementary schools, Howitt Middle School and Farmingdale High School.
Padden started by acknowledging the five students whose lives were tragically taken in a car accident on May 10. Students, families, teachers and friends observed a moment of silence in honor of the children that passed. In an effort to maintain unity and affection, Padden added, some classmates at the high school are finishing art projects started by their departed friends.
A slide show documenting their artistic journey of the students who took part in the Olympics of the Visual Arts (OVA) competition that was recently held in Saratoga Springs was also presented. The OVA participant's outstanding creations were also put on display in the Howitt gymnasium.
As teachers and guests perused students' work, members of the Farmingdale High School orchestra, under the direction of Howitt Middle School orchestra instructor Samuel Gelfer, gave a superb performance. Following the reception, student-artists posed with their instructors to take photos of their work.
Student artwork will continue to adorn the walls of Howitt Middle School's lobby and hallways until the end of May. If you haven't already done so, go witness it for yourself.


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Baltimore police are trying to find the teens responsible for an attack on another teen at the Inner Harbor that someone caught on camera and posted online.
The video was posted to Facebook and showed a group of students walking along the Inner Harbor, eventually surrounding the victim. It shows several of those teens then punching the victim until he's knocked to the ground.
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Eventually, bystanders help break up the fight.
City police said they think the fight may have been a continuation of a dispute that started earlier in the day; however, it's unclear when the fight actually took place.
Anyone with information on the identity of the attackers in the video should call city police.


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Taylor Swift has kept the world guessing by baring her midriff while refusing to expose her belly button. But, while the matching-set look Swifty prefers is cute, the high waistline doesn't always translate well to other forms of clothing — namely, jeans. This has been a struggle for the short-torsoed among us since read


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Today's top story: How to prepare your finances for the end of the year. Also in the news: Strategies to prevent holiday shopping binges, why your employer wants you to save for retirement, and what to do as you approach retirement.
5 Year-End Personal Finance Tips
Preparing for the new year.
3 Strategies to Prevent a Holiday Shopping Binge
Keeping the festivities in check.
The Surprising Reason Employers Want You to Save for Retirement
It's all about productivity.
5 things to do now if you're near retirement
Start preparing for one of life's biggest changes.
7 Money Myths About Millennials
Millennial mythbusting.
Today's top story: Beware the dirty tricks of student loan collectors. Also in the news: Tax tips, the best strategy for holiday shopping, and busting some digital banking myths.
Watch Out for These Student Loan Debt Collectors' Dirty Tricks
Stay on your toes.
Beat the Crowd With This Smart Year-End Tax Move
Understanding capital losses.
Top 5 Digital Banking Myths
Time for some mythbusting.
The Best Strategies for Your Final Holiday Shopping Countdown
The war plan for holiday shopping.
3 Things I Wish I Knew Before Taking Out Student Loans
Hindsight is your best friend/worst enemy.
I recently used the College Board's "estimated family contribution" calculator to see how much we'll be expected to pay when our (currently pre-teen) daughter heads off to college.
The answer? Roughly half our annual incomes. Each year.
No colleges actually charge the amount we'd theoretically be expected to pay. So our out-of-pocket costs would be somewhat less. But the exercise drives home how important it is to run these numbers, early and often, if you want a college education for your kids that doesn't bankrupt you, and them.
Because I know how the formulas work, I was able to tweak some numbers to lower our EFC. Moving more money into retirement accounts and using savings to pay down the mortgage helped a lot with the federal formula, and helped some with the institutional formula (which, unlike the federal, counts home equity). We still wouldn't get any need-based help from most colleges but could get some breaks if our daughter gets into one of the most-expensive elite schools. (The total cost of the average public college is $20,000 to $25,000; $40,000 for privates and $60,000 for elites.)
If we didn't have a fat college savings account, we likely would steer our daughter toward public schools or privates willing to offer merit scholarships to reduce the total cost. It's much better to start a college search knowing what you can afford than to have to tell your kid, dream school acceptance letter in her hand, that you can't send her there. Or worse, that you will–and then never be able to retire.
For more about how financial aid formulas work, read my Reuters column this week: "A guide to figuring out the real cost of college."
American Express' "Small Business Saturday" credits are back, and they're more lucrative this year: a $10 statement credit for purchases of $10 or more at qualifying small businesses on Nov. 29. You can get up to $30 in credits on each registered card.
I signed up three of our Amex cards yesterday when registration opened, which means we're now eligible for $90 in statement credits. I then checked the list of small businesses in our neighborhood where we can use the credits, and sketched out what I plan to buy where. I'll get a chunk of my Christmas shopping done, while also picking up supplies I was planning to buy anyway.
Free money is always good, and free money to support the businesses that support our community is even better.
Amex says registration for the cards is limited, so hop to it. You can use the "Amex offers for you" tab in your online Amex account or the ShopSmall.com site. Using "offers for you" tab seems to preclude you from registering more than one card, but it appears you can register additional cards at the ShopSmall site. Make sure to read the offer terms so you understand how the credits work and what type of transactions don't qualify (such as transactions made with an electronic wallet, through a third party or if the merchant uses a mobile or wireless card reader to process the transaction).
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Planning ahead.
Celebrate Your Small Financial Wins for Better Savings Motivation
Small victories quickly add up.
5 Black Friday Deals That Aren't (and 3 That Should Be)
Don't believe the hype.
America's Top Money Problem: Trying to Make Ends Meet
More Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
Everything You Need to Know About Down Payments
When to take that giant leap.
Dear Liz: My nephew was persuaded by a recruiter to attend a for-profit technical college. Then, once he entered, his "advisors" persuaded him to take many, many classes — at full price — always handing him student loan paperwork to get more loans. Then they persuaded him to change his major, necessitating a whole new round of classes and loans to pay for them.
The problem is my nephew has Klinefelter syndrome, a genetic disorder. He was not diagnosed until he was an adult and therefore was left with a mental age of about 12. This is what made him so gullible. He did graduate but in the six years since has not been able to find work because it is obvious to employers that he is mentally challenged. Now his training is becoming obsolete, making jobs even harder to get. This means there is no way he will ever be able to pay back the thousands of dollars in loans. Klinefelter is listed in the disabilities registers, but because he can function, any kind of aid is really hard to get. Do you have any advice on what to do about the looming debt?
Answer: The questionable tactics of some for-profit colleges have prompted regulatory investigations and lawsuits. That doesn't mean the debt that affected students accumulated will be easy to erase.
Many for-profit colleges rely heavily on federal student loans for their funding. If your nephew's loans are federal, he might be able to qualify for a total and permanent disability discharge of his federal loans, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of EdVisors, a college resource site.
"He will need a doctor to certify that his disability prevents him from obtaining gainful employment," Kantrowitz said. "He will also need to earn less than the poverty line annually for the three-year post-discharge monitoring period."
Kantrowitz has more information about such discharges on his site.
Another option is to consult an attorney, Kantrowitz said. "If he lacked the mental capacity to enter into a contract, he might be able to repudiate the loans," Kantrowitz said.
Your nephew also may be able to discharge the loans in bankruptcy, Kantrowitz said. Typically student loans can't be erased this way, but there are exceptions, including one woman in Maryland who was able to erase $340,000 in law school and other education debt after a judge said her Asperger's syndrome made it impossible for her to hold a job.
"The odds of success are low, but many of the successful discharges involved disabilities, especially when the loan program did not provide for a disability discharge," Kantrowitz said.
A final possibility, if your nephew has federal student loans, is to sign up for an income-based repayment program. If his adjusted gross income is less than 150% of the poverty line, his required payment would be zero and he would be eligible for the discharge of his debt after 25 years.
Dear Liz: You've answered a number of questions regarding credit card debt when a person dies. But I haven't quite seen the answer I need. If a spouse dies, and the remaining spouse is not on the credit card account, is it still the responsibility of the survivor to pay the card? Does the answer vary by state? Or is it a federal law?
Answer: As you read in previous columns, the dead person's assets are typically used to pay his or her debts. If there aren't enough available assets to pay the creditors, those creditors may be able to go after the spouse in certain states and certain circumstances.
In community property states such as California, debts incurred during a marriage are typically considered to be owed by both parties. Other community property states include Arizona, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin. In the rest of the states, a spouse's debts are his or her own, unless the debt was incurred for family necessities or the spouse co-signed or otherwise accepted liability.
Collection agencies have been known to contact spouses, children and other family members and tell them they have a legal or moral obligation to pay the dead person's debts, regardless of state law. If you are married to someone with significant debt, contact an attorney to help you understand and perhaps mitigate your risk.
Today's top story: How to store and protect your personal financial information. Also in the news: How financial fear can be your ally, keeping your kids out of debt, and how to plan for retirement when your employer doesn't offer one.
How to store personal financial information
Keeping your information private and safe.
4 ways financial fear can be your ally
Becoming friends with fear.
How to help your children stay out of debt
Setting the right course.
A Basic Guide to Retirement Plans When Your Employer Doesn't Offer One
Making the process less daunting.
Can I Consolidate Federal & Private Student Loans Together?
Combining your student loans.
Today's top story: How to handle frustration with your financial advisor. Also in the news: Making your frequent flier miles work harder, easing your anxieties over savings, and what to do with the 401(k) from your last job.
What to Do When You're Fed Up With Your Financial Advisor
It's time for a sit-down.
Make Frequent Flier Miles Work Better for You, in Just 2 Steps
Getting the most you can from the airlines.
Is Outliving Your Savings a Fate Worse Than Death?
How to ease your anxieties.
This Cartoon Shows You What to Do With the 401(k) From Your Last Job
Making the process easier to understand.
Is Your Life Insurance Worthless?
Don't put your policy at risk.


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Speaking of Science
March 1, 2014|
March 2014's selection of notable quotes
March 1, 2014|
March 2014's selection of notable quotes
February 17, 2014|
The USDA claims that Santa Cruz Biotechnology, one of the biggest suppliers of antibodies for laboratory research, repeatedly violated the Animal Welfare Act.
February 13, 2014|
Proposed regulations from the US Securities and Exchange Commission have the biotech industry tuning in to the roar of the crowd.
February 11, 2014|
A play that dramatizes Stanley Milgram's infamous social psychology experiments from the 1960s captures the personal side of human research.
February 5, 2014|
The National Institutes of Health is partnering with 10 drug companies to find new treatments for Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and lupus.
February 3, 2014|
January was a profitable month for biotech companies going public, Burrill & Company says.
February 1, 2014|
In Chapter 1, "A Science Sutra," author David Barash describes how the ancient philosophy might form the perfect link between science and religion.
February 1, 2014|
Me, Myself, and Why, RedDevil 4, Neanderthal Man, and Science from Sight to Insight
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February 2014's selection of notable quotes
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Sidney Harris communicates science with minimal line work.