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An anonymous reader writes In a legislative first, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Monday that for-profit companies can, in essence, hold religious views. Given the Supreme Court's earlier decisions granting corporations the right to express political support through monetary donations, this ruling is not all that surprising. Its scope does not extend beyond family-owned companies where "there's no real difference between the business and its owners." It also only applies to the contraception mandate of the health care law. The justices indicated that contraceptive coverage can still be obtained through exceptions to the mandate that have already been introduced to accommodate religious nonprofits. Those exceptions, which authorize insurance companies to provide the coverage instead of the employers, are currently being challenged in lower courts. The "closely held" test is pretty meaningless, since the majority of U.S. corporations are closely held.
We've mentioned this interesting PAC more than once, including when Steve Wozniak endorsed it. The original Mayday PAC goal was to raise $1 million. Now Larry is working on a second -- and more ambitious -- goal: To raise $5 million by July 4. We called for your questions on June 23, and got a bunch of them. This time, instead of asking via email, we used Google Hangout to ask via video. Here's a quote from the Mayday website:'We are a crowdfunded Super PAC to end all Super PACs. Ironic? Yes. Embrace the irony. We're kickstarting a Super PAC big enough to make it possible to win a Congress committed to fundamental reform by 2016. We set fundraising goals and then crowdfund those goals." Check the Mayday About page and you'll see that a whole bunch of Internet and coding luminaries are on board. You may also notice that they span the political spectrum; this is totally not a partisan effort. | Another quote from the website: "Wealthy funders are holding our democracy hostage. We want to pay the ransom and get it back." Is this an achievable goal? We'll never know if we don't try. | This is Part 1 of a 2-part video. (Alternate Video Link) Update: 07/02 23:42 GMT by T : Here's a link to part 2 of the video, too.
theodp (442580) writes "The Internet's Own Boy, the documentary about the life and death of Aaron Swartz, was appropriately released on the net as well as in theaters this weekend, and is getting good reviews from critics and audiences. Which is kind of remarkable, since the Achilles' heel of this documentary, as critic Matt Pais notes in his review, is that "everyone on the other side of this story, from the government officials who advocated for Swartz's prosecution to Swartz's former Reddit colleagues to folks at MIT, declined participation in the film." Still, writer/director Brian Knappenberger manages to deliver a compelling story, combining interesting footage with interviews from Swartz's parents, brothers, girlfriends, and others from his Internet projects/activism who go through the stages of joy, grief, anger, and hope that one sees from loved ones at a wake. "This remains an important David vs. Goliath story," concludes Pais, "of a remarkable brain years ahead of his age with the courage and will to fight Congress-and a system built to impede, rather than encourage, progress and common sense. The Internet's Own Boy will upset you. As it should." And Quinn Norton, who inadvertently gave the film its title ("He was the Internet's own boy," Quinn said after Swartz's death, "and the old world killed him."), offers some words of advice for documentary viewers: "Your ass will be in a seat watching a movie. When it is done, get up, and do something.""
VentureBeat reports that the unofficial Google ambassador to the world has made another significant visit to a place where Internet access is either forbidden or impractical for most of the citizenry; hopefully it heralds change on that front. Continuing his tour of countries with authoritarian governments and less-than-favorable Internet access, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt made a secret visit to Cuba yesterday. The U.S. government has forbidden its citizens from traveling to Cuba or spending any money within the country since cold war tensions in the 1960s. Even though the cold war is over, the ban remains in effect, which is why Schmidt's visit is significant. Unofficially (meaning not on behalf of his company), the powerful Googler has also made controversial visits to North Korea and Myanmar to promote Internet freedom, and has previously spoken out against online censorship happening in both China and India. Schmidt, says the article, "was joined by a crew of former Google employees as well as author Jared Cohen."
Jason Koebler (3528235) writes "The cybersecurity bill making its way through the Senate right now is so broad that it could allow ISPs to classify Netflix as a "cyber threat," which would allow them to throttle the streaming service's delivery to customers. "A 'threat,' according to the bill, is anything that makes information unavailable or less available. So, high-bandwidth uses of some types of information make other types of information that go along the same pipe less available," Greg Nojeim, a lawyer with the Center for Democracy and Technology, said. "A company could, as a cybersecurity countermeasure, slow down Netflix in order to make other data going across its pipes more available to users.""
dcblogs writes: In a speech Wednesday on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) declared immigration reform dead. He chastised and baited Republicans in Congress for blocking reform, and declared that winning the White House without the support of a growing Hispanic population will become mathematically impossible. "The Republican Presidential nominee, whoever he or she may be, will enter the race with an electoral college deficit they cannot make up," said Gutierrez. If he's right, and comprehensive immigration reform is indeed dead, then so too is the tech industry's effort to raise the cap on H-1B visas. Immigration reform advocates have successfully blocked any effort to take up the immigration issue in piecemeal fashion, lest business support for comprehensive reform peel away. Next year may create an entirely new set of problems for tech. If the Republicans take control of the Senate, the tech industry will face this obstacle: Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa). Grassley, the ranking Republican on the Judiciary Committee could become its next chairman. He has been a consistent critic of the H-1B program through the years. "The H-1B program is so popular that it's now replacing the U.S. labor force," said Grassley, at one point.
An anonymous reader sends news that Norway will no longer experiment with online voting: [T]he trials have ended because, said the government, voters' fears about their votes becoming public could undermine democratic processes. Political controversy and the fact that the trials did not boost turnout also led to the experiment ending. In a statement, Norway's Office of Modernisation said it was ending the experiments following discussions in the nation's parliament about efforts to update voting systems. The statement said although there was "broad political desire" to let people vote via the net, the poor results from the last two experiments had convinced the government to stop spending money on more trials. ... A report looking into the success of the 2013 trial said about 70,000 Norwegians took the chance to cast an e-vote. This represented about 38% of all the 250,000 people across 12 towns and cities who were eligible to vote online. However, it said, there was no evidence that the trial led to a rise in the overall number of people voting nor that it mobilised new groups, such as young people, to vote.
New submitter thermowax sends a report on how Massachusetts SWAT teams are dodging open records requests by claiming to be corporations. From the article: As it turns out, a number of SWAT teams in the Bay State are operated by what are called law enforcement councils, or LECs. These LECs are funded by several police agencies in a given geographic area and overseen by an executive board, which is usually made up of police chiefs from member police departments. ... Some of these LECs have also apparently incorporated as 501(c)(3) organizations. And it's here that we run into problems. According to the ACLU, the LECs are claiming that the 501(c)(3) status means that they're private corporations, not government agencies. And therefore, they say they're immune from open records requests. Let's be clear. These agencies oversee police activities. They employ cops who carry guns, wear badges, collect paychecks provided by taxpayers and have the power to detain, arrest, injure and kill. They operate SWAT teams, which conduct raids on private residences. And yet they say that because they've incorporated, they're immune to Massachusetts open records laws. The state's residents aren't permitted to know how often the SWAT teams are used, what they're used for, what sort of training they get or who they're primarily used against.
schwit1 (797399) writes with word that, after revelations that Verizon assisted the NSA in its massive surveillance program, Germany is cutting ties with Verizon as their infrastructure provider. From the article: The Interior Ministry says it will let its current contract for Internet services with the New York-based company expire in 2015. The announcement comes after reports this week that Verizon and British company Colt provide Internet services to the German parliament and other official entities. ... Ministry spokesman Tobias Plate said Thursday that Germany wants to ensure it has full control over highly sensitive government communications networks.
An anonymous reader writes Former NSA Chief General Keith Alexander has apparently started his own cybersecurity consulting firm, IronNet Cybersecurity, and approached the banking industry pitching his company's suite of services. Word from Wired indicates that his services cost $1 million per month with a special discount asking price of $600,000 per month. Congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL) expressed concern about General Alexander's activities to the banking industry, stating, "I question how Mr. Alexander can provide any of the services he is offering unless he discloses or misuses classified information, including extremely sensitive sources and methods....Without the classified information he acquired in his former position, he literally would have nothing to offer to you." (PDF) The congressman from the House of Representatives reminds the bankers (and General Alexander, should he be listening) that selling top secret information is a federal offense.
An anonymous reader writes in with news that the memo presenting a case for killing Anwar al-Awlaki has been released thanks to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Monday released a secret 2010 Justice Department memo justifying the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S citizen killed in a drone strike in 2011. The court released the document as part of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by The New York Times and the American Civil Liberties Union to make the document public. Then-acting Assistant Attorney General David Barron, in the partially redacted 41-page memo, outlines the justification of the drone strike in Yemen to take out al-Awlaki, an alleged operational leader of al Qaeda.
An anonymous reader writes about a Chinese building project designed to cement claims to a disputed region of the South China Sea. Sand, cement, wood, and steel are China's weapons of choice as it asserts its claim over the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea. China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Brunei have sparred for decades over ownership of the 100 islands and reefs, which measure less than 1,300 acres in total but stretch across an area about the size of Iraq. In recent months, vessels belonging to the People's Republic have been spotted ferrying construction materials to build new islands in the sea. Pasi Abdulpata, a Filipino fishing contractor who in October was plying the waters near Parola Island in the northern Spratlys, says he came across "this huge Chinese ship sucking sand and rocks from one end of the ocean and blasting it to the other using a tube."
Artificial islands could help China anchor its claim to waters that host some of the world's busiest shipping lanes. The South China Sea may hold as much as 11 billion barrels of oil and 190 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, according to a 2013 report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. China has considered the Spratlys—which it calls Nansha—part of its territory since the 1940s and on occasion has used its military might to enforce its claim. In 1988 a Chinese naval attack at Johnson South Reef, in the northern portion of the archipelago, killed 64 Vietnamese border guards.
Funksaw writes: Steve Wozniak, co-found of Apple Computer, has come out to endorse Lawrence Lessig's MAYDAY PAC in an animated audio recording. Mayday.US, (formerly MayOne.US) is Lessig's crowd-funded (citizen-funded!), kick-started Super PAC to end all Super PACs. In the video, Wozniak points out that we're never going to get anywhere on issues important to the Internet community and technology advocates if we don't fix the root cause of corruption. The video can be found at the Mayday PAC's new landing page, "theInternetHasASuperPAC.com."
An anonymous reader writes Der Spiegel has written a piece on the extent of collaboration between Germany's intelligence agency, Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), and the U.S.'s National Security Agency (NSA). The sources cited in the piece do reveal BND's enthusiastic collusion in enabling the NSA to tap fiber optic cables in Germany, but they seem inconclusive as to how much information from the NSA's collection activity in the country is actually shared between the NSA and BND. Of note is evidence that the NSA's collection methods do not automatically exclude German companies and organizations from their data sweep; intelligence personnel have to rectro-actively do so on an individual basis when they realize that they are surveilling German targets. Germany's constitution protects against un-warranted surveillance of correspondence, either by post or telecommunications, of German citizens in Germany or abroad and foreigners on German soil.
An anonymous reader writes There are several proposals on the table to stave off the impending insolvency of the Highway Trust Fund (which pays for transit, biking, and walking projects too) in two months. Just now, two senators teamed up to announce one that might actually have a chance. Senators Bob Corker (R-TN) and Chris Murphy (D-CT) have proposed increasing the gas tax by 12 cents a gallon over two years. The federal gas tax currently stands at 18.4 cents a gallon, where it has been set since 1993, when gas cost $1.16 a gallon.
phrackthat (2602661) writes The Senate Finance Committee has been informed that the IRS recycled the hard drive of Lois Lerner, which will deprive investigators of the ability to forensically retrieve emails which were supposedly deleted or lost in a "crash." This news comes after the IRS revealed that it had lost the emails of Lois Lerner and six other employees who were being investigated regarding the targeting of conservative groups and donors.
phrackthat writes with an update to Friday's news that the IRS cannot locate two years worth of email from Lois Lerner, a central figure in the controversy surrounding the IRS's apparent targeting of Tea Party groups for extra scrutiny. Now, the IRS says there are another six workers for whom the agency cannot locate emails. As with Lerner, they attribute the unrecoverable emails to computer crashes. Among them was Nikole Flax, who was chief of staff to Lerner's boss, then-deputy commissioner Steven Miller. Miller later became acting IRS commissioner, but was forced to resign last year after the agency acknowledged that agents had improperly scrutinized tea party and other conservative groups when they applied for tax-exempt status. Documents have shown some liberal groups were also flagged. ... Lerner's computer crashed in the summer of 2011, depriving investigators of many of her prior emails. Flax's computer crashed in December 2011, Camp and Boustany said. The IRS said Friday that technicians went to great lengths trying to recover data from Lerner's computer in 2011. In emails provided by the IRS, technicians said they sent the computer to a forensic lab run by the agency's criminal investigations unit. But to no avail.
An anonymous reader writes: A proposal from Democrats in the U.S. House and Senate would require the FCC to stop ISPs from creating "internet fast lanes." Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) said, "Americans are speaking loud and clear. They want an Internet that is a platform for free expression and innovation, where the best ideas and services can reach consumers based on merit rather than based on a financial relationship with a broadband provider." Representative Doris Matsui (D-CA) added, "A free and open Internet is essential for consumers. Our country cannot afford 'pay-for-play' schemes that divide our Internet into tiers based on who has the deepest pockets." Unfortunately, this is only half a solution — the bill doesn't actually add to the FCC's authority. It only requires them to use the authority they currently have, which is questionable at best.
MarkWhittington (1084047) writes According to a Saturday story in the Los Angeles Times, the recent revival of tensions between the United States and Russia, not seen since the end of the Cold War, may provide a shot in the arm for the American rocket engine industry. Due in part in retaliation for economic sanctions that were enacted in response to Russian aggression in the Ukraine, Russia announced that it would no longer sell its own RD-180 rocket engines for American military launches. This has had American aerospace experts scrambling to find a replacement. The stakes for weaning American rockets off of dependency on Russian engines could not be starker, according to Space News. If the United States actually loses the RD-180, the Atlas V would be temporarily grounded, as many as 31 missions could be delayed, costing the United States as much as $5 billion. However SpaceX, whose Falcon family of launch vehicles has a made in the USA rocket engine, could benefit tremendously if the U.S. military switches its business from ULA while it refurbishes its own launch vehicles with new American made engines.
think_nix (1467471) writes The EU Parliament is paving the way for EU Nation States to decide on banning or allowing GMO foods within their respective territories. An further article at Der Spiegel (German) (Google translation) quotes the German Health Minister's claim that if countries cannot specifically, scientifically argue for a ban, this would allow GMO companies to initiate legal actions against the banning ruling states. Furthermore it was noted, given EU Parliaments current stance on not reintroducing border and customs controls between member states, this will make checks and controls of GMO foods between member states even more difficult.
As reported by the Associated Press, via US News & World Report, the IRS says that it cannot locate much of the email sent by a former IRS official over a two-year period. "The IRS told Congress Friday it cannot locate many of Lois Lerner's emails prior to 2011 because her computer crashed during the summer of that year. Lerner headed the IRS division that processed applications for tax-exempt status. The IRS acknowledged last year that agents had improperly scrutinized applications for tax-exempt status by tea party and other conservative groups." Three congressional committees are investigating the agency because of the allegations of politically motivated mishandling of those applications, as is the Justice Department and the IRS's own inspector general. As the story says, "Congressional investigators have shown that IRS officials in Washington were closely involved in the handling of tea party applications, many of which languished for more than a year without action. But so far, they have not publicly produced evidence that anyone outside the agency directed the targeting or even knew about it." CBS News has a slightly different version, also based on the AP's reporting.
theodp writes: "We are excited to announce that FWD.us and Hackers/Founders are joining forces to host the 'DEBUG DC' Growthathon on June 21st & June 22nd," reads the blog over at FWD.us, the PAC whose Founders and Major Contributors include current and former CEOs from Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, AOL, and LinkedIn. "This is a unique opportunity to push the envelope in online advocacy for immigration reform." The blog entry explains, "The machine of government is wedged, and is in desperate need of debugging. How do we DEBUG DC? Step One: Target critical legislative districts. Step Two: Data mine these districts to find registered voters who are registered Republicans who we think are likely to support immigration reform. Step Three: Growth hack ways to motivate these people to effectively engage their legislators to tell them they want them to call for a vote on immigration reform. Step Four: Measure results. Step Five: Iterate." The Eventbrite invitation for the event includes a call for Data Scientists who are "pissed off about immigration and want to fix it," are "well versed in statistics and data analysis," and can "infer voter sentiment from sparse data." So, how does this jibe with the outrage expressed by the FWD.us supporters' companies over unauthorized government surveillance?
schwit1 (797399) writes with this story from the Associated Press, as carried by Yahoo News: The Obama administration has been quietly advising local police not to disclose details about surveillance technology they are using to sweep up basic cellphone data from entire neighborhoods, The Associated Press has learned. Citing security reasons, the U.S. has intervened in routine state public records cases and criminal trials regarding use of the technology. This has resulted in police departments withholding materials or heavily censoring documents in rare instances when they disclose any about the purchase and use of such powerful surveillance equipment. Federal involvement in local open records proceedings is unusual. It comes at a time when President Barack Obama has said he welcomes a debate on government surveillance and called for more transparency about spying in the wake of disclosures about classified federal surveillance programs.
The Guardian reports that Alaa Abd El Fattah, "one of the activists most associated with the 2011 uprising that briefly ended 60 years of autocratic rule, was sentenced to 15 years in jail for allegedly organising a protest – an act banned under a law implemented last November, and used to jail several revolutionary leaders. ... Abd El Fattah was also jailed under Mubarak, the military junta that succeeded him, and Adly Mansour, the interim president installed after the overthrow of Mohamed Morsi last summer. Under Morsi, Abd El Fattah escaped prison, but was placed under investigation." The EFF points ou that Abd El Fattah "is one of many caught up in the Egyptian government's attempt to assert powers. Alaa set an example for how the Internet could be used to organize and exercise free speech: Egypt's leaders should not be permitted to make an example of him to silence others." Update: 06/12 20:02 GMT by T : Reader Mostafa Hussein points out that Abd El Fattah took part in a Slashdot interview more than 10 years ago, too; it gives some insight into the tech scene (and a bit of the politics) of Egypt at that time.
walterbyrd (182728) writes Last week, it transpired that the big cable companies were bankrolling fake consumer groups like Broadband for America and The American Consumer Institute. These 'independent consumer advocacy groups' are, in truth, nothing of the sort, and instead represent the interests of its benefactors, in the fight against net neutrality. If that wasn't bad enough, VICE is now reporting that several of the real community groups (and an Ohio bed-and-breakfast) that were signed up as supporters of Broadband for America were either duped into joining, or were signed up to the cause without their consent or knowledge.
An anonymous reader writes "For the first time in United States political history, the House Majority Leader has been defeated in his primary election. Long time Republican congressman and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor was defeated by 10 percentage points in the Virginia primary by Republican Tea Party challenger Dave Brat. This shocking defeat is likely to upset the political balance of power in the United States for years to come."
bmahersciwriter writes: NASA administrators are strategizing a push to do more science on the International Space Station in the coming years. The pressure is on, given the rapidly cooling relations between the U.S. and Russia, whose deputy prime minister recently suggested that U.S. astronauts use a trampoline if they want to get into orbit. Aiding in the push for more research is the development of two-way cargo ships by SpaceX, which should allow for return of research materials (formerly a hurdle to doing useful experiments). NASA soon aims to send new earth-monitoring equipment to the station and expanded rodent facilities. And geneLAB will send a range of model organisms like fruit flies and nematodes into space for months at a time.
wonkavader (605434) writes 'Lawrence Lessig's MAYDAY.US Super PAC to end all Super PACs (and more) is now on its second round of funding. The PAC has been reported on here before, but now the numbers are bigger. They hit their $1 million first goal easily, but now they aim to get another $5 million in the same time period. Lessig says that he's arranged for matching, again. It seems like the goals will be even higher in 2016: "For 2014, our goal is to raise $12 million and use it to make fundamental reform the key issue in five congressional races. And we'll apply what we learn then to 2016."'
An anonymous reader writes in with the story of how MIT's fusion energy experiment is alive and well even though its federal funding was axed. "'In the end, it is about picking a winner and a parochial effort to direct money to MIT,' said Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a Washington-based watchdog group. 'It's certainly a case of lawmakers bucking the president and putting their thumb on the scale for a particular project.' MIT enlisted the support of a wealthy Democratic donor from Concord and the help of an influential Washington think-tank co-founded by John Kerry. These efforts were backed by lobbyists, including a former congressman from Massachusetts, with connections to the right lawmakers on the right committees. The cast also included an alliance of universities, industry and national labs, all invested in the fusion dream. 'It's ground-breaking research that could lead an energy revolution,' [Senator Elizabeth] Warren said. 'This was not about politics. This was about good science.' The revival of MIT's project, whatever its merits, clearly demonstrated what the combination of old-fashioned Washington horse-trading and new-fangled power — both nuclear and political — can do."
wired_parrot (768394) writes 'After a leading protester of the recent military coup in Thailand made several critical posts in Facebook criticizing the military takeover, Thailand's Technology Crime Suppression Division tracked his location through his IP address and promptly arrested him.. The arrested was meant to send a message to Thailand's online community. Said the police: "I want to tell any offenders on social media that police will come get you."'
Glyn Moody (946055) writes "The main claims about likely economic gains from concluding the US-EU trade agreement TAFTA/TTIP, billed as a 'once-in-a-generation prize,' are increasingly under attack. BEUC, representing 41 consumer organizations from 31 European countries, has written a letter to the EU Trade Commissioner responsible for the negotiations, Karel De Gucht, complaining about his 'exaggeration of the effects of the TTIP,' and 'use of unsubstantiated figures regarding the job creation potential.' In a blog post entitled 'Why Is It So Acceptable to Lie to Promote Trade Deals?,' Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, has even harsher words: 'Implying that a deal that raises GDP by 0.4 or 0.5 percent 13 years out means "job-creating opportunities for workers on both continents" is just dishonest. The increment to annual growth is on the order of 0.03 percentage points. Good luck finding that in the data.' If the best-case outcome is just 0.03% extra growth per year, is TAFTA/TTIP worth the massive upheavals it will require to both US and EU regulatory systems to achieve that?"
itwbennett writes: "Three U.S. tech worker groups have launched a labor boycott of IBM, Infosys and Manpower, saying the companies have engaged in a pattern that discourages U.S. workers from applying for U.S. IT jobs by tailoring employment ads toward overseas workers. For its part, Infosys disputed the charges, saying that 'it is incorrect to allude that we exclude or discourage U.S. workers. Today, we are recruiting for over 440 active openings across 20 states in the U.S.' Representatives from IBM and Manpower didn't respond to requests for comment on the boycott."
An anonymous reader writes "The Seattle City Council announced on Monday that it has unanimously approved a $15 per hour minimum wage mandate. The new rate will go into effect starting April 1, 2015 in a tiered, gradual manner that depends on employer size. In the first year of implementation, hourly minimum wage will be raised to either $10 or $11 according to the employer size category. By 2021, hourly minimum wage across the board should be at or above $15. Seattle is the first city to implement a living wage for its lowest earners."
Daniel Ellsberg, no slouch himself in bringing to public awareness documents that reveal uncomfortable facts about government operations, says that "Edward Snowden is the greatest patriot whistleblower of our time." Ellsberg says, in an editorial at The Guardian pointed out by reader ABEND (15913), that Snowden cannot receive a fair trial without reform of the Espionage Act. According to Ellsberg, "Snowden would come back home to a jail cell – and not just an ordinary cell-block but isolation in solitary confinement, not just for months like Chelsea Manning but for the rest of his sentence, and probably the rest of his life. His legal adviser, Ben Wizner, told me that he estimates Snowden's chance of being allowed out on bail as zero. (I was out on bond, speaking against the Vietnam war, the whole 23 months I was under indictment). More importantly, the current state of whistleblowing prosecutions under the Espionage Act makes a truly fair trial wholly unavailable to an American who has exposed classified wrongdoing. Legal scholars have strongly argued that the US supreme court – which has never yet addressed the constitutionality of applying the Espionage Act to leaks to the American public – should find the use of it overbroad and unconstitutional in the absence of a public interest defense. The Espionage Act, as applied to whistleblowers, violates the First Amendment, is what they're saying. As I know from my own case, even Snowden's own testimony on the stand would be gagged by government objections and the (arguably unconstitutional) nature of his charges. That was my own experience in court, as the first American to be prosecuted under the Espionage Act – or any other statute – for giving information to the American people." Ellsberg rejects the distinction made by John Kerry in praising Ellsberg's own whistleblowing as patriotic, but Snowden's as cowardly and traitorous.
mspohr (589790) points out NBC News's interview with Edward Snowden, the first time Snowden has talked with an American television reporter. It's a wide-ranging conversation, in which Snowden emphasizes his ongoing belief that he did the right thing to release the many documents that he did, even at the cost of his ability to travel. Snowden told NBC's Brian Williams "he had tried to go through channels before leaking documents to journalists, repeatedly raising objections inside the NSA, in writing, to its widespread use of surveillance. But he said he was told, "more or less, in bureaucratic language, 'You should stop asking questions.'" Two U.S. officials confirmed Wednesday that Snowden sent at least one email to the NSA's office of general counsel raising policy and legal questions." Perhaps paving the way to eventual repatriation, Snowden also indicated that he would be willing to accept a "short period" behind bars. But, he said, the U.S. should "reform the Espionage Act to distinguish between people who sell secrets to foreign governments for their own gain and people who return information to public hands for the purpose of serving the public interest," and to include contractors as well as government employees.
itwbennett (1594911) writes "A suspected Iranian hacker group seeded Facebook and LinkedIn with bogus profiles of attractive women and even created a fake online news organization to get digitally closer to more than 2,000 U.S. military members, defense contractors and lobbyists it wanted to spy on, according to a report by security consultancy iSight Partners. The group is suspected to be in Iran, based on their working patterns and the location of their command-and-control infrastructure, said Patrick McBride, vice president of iSight's marketing and communications. Their activity is consistent with government-sponsored espionage campaigns, but 'we don't have anything specific tying them back to the government,' he added." Adds reader wiredmikey (1824622): "The recently uncovered activity, which iSIGHT Partners calls NEWSCASTER, was a 'brazen, complex multi-year cyber-espionage that used a low-tech approach to avoid traditional security defenses–exploiting social media and people who are often the 'weakest link' in the security chain.' ... Working undetected since 2011, targets included senior U.S. military and diplomatic personnel, congressional personnel, Washington D.C. area journalists, U.S. think tanks, and defense contractors in the U.S. and Israel."
jfruh (300774) writes "The revelations about the NSA's surveillance program caused particular outrage in Germany, a country that is closely allied with the United States but nevertheless found that its leader's cell phone was being snooped on. Nevertheless, the German federal prosecutor's office will not be bringing any charges against anyone, mostly because they lack enough evidence (Google translation). The decision is sparking anger among German privacy advocates."
jfruh (300774) writes "In 20 cantons in Belgium's Flanders region, voting machines are x86 PCs from the DOS era, with two serial ports, a parallel port, a paltry 1 megabyte of RAM and a 3.5-inch disk drive used to load the voting software from a bootable DOS disk. A software bug in those machines is slowing the release of the results from yesterday's election, in which voters chose members of the regional, national, and European parliaments. The remaining voting machines, which are Linux-based, are unaffected, as were voters in the French-speaking Wallonia region of the country, most of whom use paper ballots."
Five years ago today, we mentioned here what was characterized as "The Great Ethanol Scam." According to the central story in that post, the ethanol in gasoline was (or would be) "destroying engines in large numbers," and the only real winners with a rise in the use of ethanol as a gasoline supplement would be auto mechanics. An increasing number of cars are officially cleared for use with E15 (15 percent ethanol), and a growing number of E85 vehicles are in the wild now, too, though apparently many of their owners don't realize that their cars can burn a mixture that's mostly ethanol. When I can, I fill my car with no-ethanol gas, but that's not very easy to find (farmer's co-ops are one handy source), so most of my driving over the past decade has been with E10 fuel. I seem to get better mileage with all-gas, but the circumstances haven't been controlled enough to make a good comparison. What has your experience been? Have you experienced ethanol-related car problems, or were the predictions overblown?
Taco Cowboy (5327) links to a report from Reuters that says "Washington is considering using visa restrictions to prevent Chinese nationals from attending popular summer hacking conferences in Las Vegas as part of a broader effort to curb Chinese cyber espionage, a senior administration official said Saturday. The official said that Washington could use such visa restrictions and other measures to keep Chinese from attending the August Def Con and Black Hat events to maintain pressure on China after the United States this week charged five Chinese military officers with hacking into U.S. companies to steal trade secrets."
carmendrahl writes: "Lethal injections are typically regarded as far more humane methods for execution compared to predecessors such as hanging and firing squads. But the truth about the procedure's humane-ness is unclear. Major medical associations have declared involvement of their member physicians in executions to be unethical, so that means that relatively inexperienced people administer the injections. Mounting supply challenges for the lethal drug cocktails involved are forcing execution teams to change procedures on the fly. This and other problems have contributed to recent crises in Oklahoma and Missouri. As a new story and interactive graphic explains, states are turning to a number of compound cocktails to get around the supply problems."
On Monday, The Intercept reported that the NSA is recording the content of every cell phone call in the Bahamas. At the time of publication, The Intercept said there was another country in which the NSA was doing this, but declined to name it because of "specific, credible concerns that doing so could lead to increased violence." Now, reader Advocatus Diaboli points out that WikiLeaks has spilled the beans: the country being fully monitored by the NSA is Afghanistan. Julian Assange wrote, "Such censorship strips a nation of its right to self-determination on a matter which affects its whole population. An ongoing crime of mass espionage is being committed against the victim state and its population. By denying an entire population the knowledge of its own victimization, this act of censorship denies each individual in that country the opportunity to seek an effective remedy, whether in international courts, or elsewhere. Pre-notification to the perpetrating authorities also permits the erasure of evidence which could be used in a successful criminal prosecution, civil claim, or other investigations. ... We do not believe it is the place of media to 'aid and abet' a state in escaping detection and prosecution for a serious crime against a population. Consequently WikiLeaks cannot be complicit in the censorship of victim state X. The country in question is Afghanistan."
The U.S. House of Representatives has substantially reduced the effectiveness of the USA FREEDOM Act, a surveillance reform bill that sought to end mass collection of U.S. citizens' data. House Leadership was pressured by the Obama Administration to weaken many of the bill's provisions. The EFF and the Center for Democracy & Technology had both given their backing to the bill earlier this month, but they've now withdrawn their support. CDT Senior Counsel Harley Geiger said, "The Leadership of the House is demonstrating that it wants to end the debate about surveillance, rather than end bulk collection. As amended, the bill may not prevent collection of data on a very large scale in a manner that infringes upon the privacy of Americans with no connection to a crime or terrorism. This is quite disappointing given the consensus by the public, Congress, the President, and two independent review groups that ending bulk collection is necessary."
Robyn Greene of the Open Technology Institute added, "We are especially disappointed by the weakening of the language intended to prohibit bulk collection of innocent Americans' records. Although we are still hopeful that the bill's language will end the bulk collection of telephone records and prevent indiscriminate collection of other types of records, it may still allow data collection on a dangerously massive scale. Put another way, it may ban 'bulk' collection of all records of a particular kind, but still allow for 'bulky' collection impacting the privacy of millions of people. Before this bill becomes law, Congress must make clear—either through amendments to the bill, through statements in the legislative record, or both—that mass collection of innocent people's records isn't allowed."
An anonymous reader writes "Ars Technica published an article Friday highlighting the results from research conducted by a money-in-politics watchdog regarding the 28 congressmen who sent a combined total of three letters to the FCC protesting against re-classifying the internet as a public utility. These 28 members of the U.S. House of Representatives 'received, on average, $26,832 from the "cable & satellite TV production & distribution" sector over a two-year period ending in December. According to the data, that's 2.3 times more than the House average of $11,651.' That's average. Actual amounts that the 28 received over a two year period ranged from $109,250 (Greg Walden, R-OR) to $0 (Nick Rahall, D-WV). Look at the list yourselves, and find your representative to determine how much legitimacy can be attributed to their stated concerns for the public."
Sockatume (732728) writes "The resignation of Prof. Lennart Bengtsson from an anti-global-warming think tank has triggered widespread outrage in the British tabloids, with the University of Bristol Professor blaming his departure on a 'witch-hunt' environment amongst climate scientists and the rejection of one of his papers. The UK's Times quotes a passage from the reviewer comments in support of this, in which it is claimed that the paper was rejected for being 'unhelpful to their cause.' In response, that journal's publisher has taken the rare step of publishing the referees' report in full. The report describes Bengtsson's paper as a 'simplistic comparison of ranges from AR4, AR5, and Otto et al [data sets], combined with the statement they they are inconsistent,' 'where no consistency was to be expected in the first place' and therefore is not publishable research. The referee adds a number of possible areas of discussion which would allow Bengtsson to make the same data into a publishable paper, but warns that publishing it in its current state 'opens the door for oversimplified claims of errors and worse from the climate sceptics media.'"
An anonymous reader writes "A for-profit university bankrolled by prominent tech firms and co-founded by futurist Ray Kurzweil is behind four separate super PACs formed this week, according to interviews and documents filed with the Federal Election Commission. Randi Willis, an official at Singularity University, confirmed to the Center for Public Integrity that leaders at her institution will later this year begin determining how to best use these new political committees, which could tap into the wealth of tech industry titans."
As you may have watched live earlier today, the FCC in a protester-heavy hearing has voted to formally consider a net neutrality proposal. The linked L.A. Times story says the 3-2 vote of the commissioners represents a victory for FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler: 'A Democrat who took over in November, Wheeler triggered outrage among public interest groups, online activists and many liberals with a plan that would for the first time allow the possibility of so-called pay-for-priority deals. Wheeler said his plan has been misconstrued and that it would not allow broadband providers to block any legal content or slow down connections in a way that is commercially unreasonable.' As the Washington Post points out, the phrase "commercially unreasonable" is a loaded one. More good coverage at Ars Technica, too.
New submitter giltwist (1313107) writes "Very shortly, the FCC will begin its vote on proceeding 14-28 regarding Chairman Wheeler's highly contentious Net Neutrality proceeding. Senator Al Franken called Net Neutrality the free speech issue of our time. The vote begins at 10:30am Eastern time today. Make sure to watch it live at the FCC's live stream." "A particularly full agenda" is right; it's a rambunctious crowd, too.
First time accepted submitter registrations_suck (1075251) writes in with news about the dismantling of the HAARP project. The U.S. Air Force gave official notice to Congress Wednesday that it intends to dismantle the $300 million High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program in Gakona this summer. The shutdown of HAARP, a project created by the late Sen. Ted Stevens when he wielded great control over the U.S. defense budget, will start after a final research experiment takes place in mid-June, the Air Force said in a letter to Congress Tuesday. While the University of Alaska has expressed interest in taking over the research site, which is off the Tok Cutoff, in an area where black spruce was cleared a quarter-century ago for the Air Force Backscatter radar project that was never completed. But the school has not volunteered to pay $5 million a year to run HAARP. Responding to questions from Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski during a Senate hearing Wednesday, David Walker, deputy assistant secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology and Engineering, said this is 'not an area that we have any need for in the future' and it would not be a good use of Air Force research funds to keep HAARP going. 'We're moving on to other ways of managing the ionosphere, which the HAARP was really designed to do,' he said. 'To inject energy into the ionosphere to be able to actually control it. But that work has been completed.' Comments of that sort have given rise to endless conspiracy theories, portraying HAARP as a super weapon capable of mind control or weather control, with enough juice to trigger hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes."
schwit1 sends word that Russia will now ban U.S. military satellite launches using Russian-made rockets. According to Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, this is retaliation for U.S. sanctions on high-tech items, put in place because of the dispute in the Ukraine. Rogozin also threatened to block U.S. plans to keep using the International Space Station beyond its 2020 mission end date. That's not all: 'Rogozin also said Russia will suspend the operation of GPS satellite navigation system sites in Russia from June and seek talks with Washington on opening similar sites in the United States for Russia's own system, Glonass. He threatened the permanent closure of the GPS sites in Russia if that is not agreed by September.'


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Noel July 31, 2012
Carmella crush on 1:28!!
mark March 5, 2013
who is the beautiful blonde at 01:28 i would really look the full video
twin February 24, 2011
anyone know the name of the 2nd girl?The blonde from 0:15 to 0:30
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I'm jackin to these white nut shots
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I'd fuck that shit
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What an odd way to fuck.
:| June 3, 2010
can you hang on a second :| haha
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Unfortunately not all girls come with the equipment necessary for this.
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anonymous August 9, 2014
Who's the girl at 2:20?
Acer October 13, 2010
Who is this at 1:20
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s June 12, 2010
Any idea what video the clip of the girl in red around :50 is from?
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Who is the girl : 2;36
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i'm glad i'm girl. men have a lot of sperm!
ahahahha November 5, 2010
2.03 is kristi love
Peter May 11, 2014
Nice cumshots
torben October 15, 2010
who is the girl at 2:01?
Robert October 24, 2010
Where can i find the movie of the first girl in this video?
Loveit October 31, 2010
Is there a full video of 0:36 ???
Mr Kinky December 21, 2014
my fetish is to be dressed in a suit kissing any of the ladies . while the cocks are tit fucking working hard to get to that vinegar stroke . it would be so sexy if the cocks cum splat me as i kiss and fondle tits and cocks
Harder May 2, 2014
Fuck me cum on those tits
boobloverrrr June 8, 2013
name of girl 0:48???
suitman June 20, 2013
some of these ladies with the thrusting cocks popping through there tits towards there faces look so sexy. while wearing my suit I would love to hug some tits close to me. with that cock tight between me and her I want his cock to spew and spew as I kiss her passionately .
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marvinzz May 18, 2013
Well the thing is you gotta get the first load of cum out someway & take a small rest until she punches you in the shoulder to take her pussy for a good fuck. (& pinch those huge titties hard to make her cum)
w April 7, 2013
Man their breasts are awsome
Its+only+three+inches April 28, 2013
XD April 30, 2013
the girl at 1:18 is Jesse Juice :)
Mammellomaniak May 1, 2013
Cette fille a 2:00 ressemble comme deux gouttes d'eau a Tina mon ex... Se serait elle expatriée ??
Jim November 8, 2013
always had a dream to fine some lady that would let me due this. I love watching this
Lolcat 4tw November 16, 2013
OW MY GOD my dick is so big just want her mouth or tittys on ma dick
Fan March 4, 2014
Gianna Michaels at the end. Someone find the video please...
12345 June 1, 2010
Kevin March 20, 2014
1:29 That girl... *Came*
deployed soldier April 17, 2014
Can't wait to get home on R&R an cum on my wife's huge tits and her face too...
titcummerzp February 14, 2014
Who is girl at 1318
Jim January 24, 2014
I wish my wife had some bit one like this so i can giver a fuck job between her brest like this and cum like he did. I wish i could find someone who let me due this to her and dam my 2 wife have some but she not let me due this to her
Justiceee!! December 6, 2013
Did anyone else burst out laughing when batman came he was like YESSS!!!JUSTICE!
Douchebager January 7, 2014
To whoever put this vid together, thank you. You can tittyfuck my gf, once.
jhsd January 2, 2011
the guy who did this is an authenthic nerd for downloading all this videos! jesus!
Cloud January 6, 2011
so viele geile weiber in einem video
999 June 25, 2011
The First girl is Whitney Stevens.
anyone July 1, 2011
I think the last woman is Gianna Michaels
Bob July 2, 2011
I wish I could lick every drop of cum off of all those big tits.
ggg August 6, 2011
whats the name of the girl 1:40
Nut June 15, 2011
2_03 is ashlynn brooke
Yuki June 11, 2011
Japanese do it better :3 check out Hitomi Tanaka's titty fuck
meh May 11, 2011
1:32 uuuh, i think i know that girl...
raji May 18, 2011
wow super i want to try can you give the chanse pls
neji May 23, 2011
girl at 2:10 ?
Bethor June 7, 2011
Naughty allie @3min rocks
lollers July 10, 2010
What's the name of the 2nd girl?? And of the one that starts at at 2.03??
stiff August 12, 2011
ich find die letzte am besten, die nimmt ihn ordentlich in die mangel ;-)
KoldShadow September 6, 2011
Yeah, until you blew it with yours, Huh!
Looool September 12, 2011
Who is the girl at 1:43??
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Aww this reminds me a girl with the best pair of all time, a no-discovered porn star ;)
Info September 18, 2011
Girl at 2:26 is Brandy Taylor
Huh September 1, 2011
Well done,exactly 69 comments
rush August 20, 2011
where is the girl at 2.26???
Moon August 16, 2011
The chick at 2:03 pulls away while the guy is still shooting off. "Hey, I'm not even done yet!"
Joseph August 18, 2011
who's the chick at 2:40 please
curious August 18, 2011
I lost it at 3:01-big load, big tits, pretty face, great attitude!
Manuel April 21, 2011
I love titfuck with cumshot!!
Joejoe April 17, 2011
More of such compilations. I do not really like it when a man jerks off, while next to him is a pussy, an ass, a mouth or tits. Come inside, or in this case between.
B_M February 2, 2011
hi kate yeah your are right. have fun?? whos the girl at 0:38
DV February 2, 2011
Anyone know who is the blonde around 2:24?
GL February 4, 2011
Whos The Girl From 00:36 - 00:47 ??
dood February 7, 2011
whose the girl @ 1:43? the black haired 1
Cocky June 21, 2010
C'est tres agreable de se branler entre les nichons d'une jolie fille qui contemple le sperme qui jaillit et qu'elle peut avaler si elle le veut. Pour le couple,c'est aussi un tres beau spectacle excitant For Kate:I have a lot of sperm for her!.
chris January 23, 2011
i love the 1:28 girl's top...have to buy such a top for my girlfriend^^
eehd January 9, 2011
whos third one
bigben January 14, 2011
girl @2:03 is Kristi Love
Boss January 17, 2011
Who is the girl at 1:11 ?
Ivan January 22, 2011
That Naughtie Allie cum always makes my cock hard in my hand!
ron222 February 28, 2011
The Girl From 00:36 - 00:47 is Lady Sonia !
Mascha March 2, 2011
Mensch Jungs, geniesst es doch einfach. Mit der Freundin oder allein.
Wow March 19, 2011
i really need to know who the girl with the black string around her neck is from 1:17-1:26
mine June 27, 2010
at 3:20 seem michelle hunziker
... March 21, 2011
I can still remember my 1st titfuck, was so much fun!!!
marc j April 17, 2011
who is the second girl please
Anyguy March 18, 2011
The first girl?
hugecock March 18, 2011
I like titfuck
Eldos March 13, 2011
Who is the second girl! Please tell!!!
Eldos March 13, 2011
Where can i find the video of the second girl?
horny June 26, 2010
who wants so see my jerking off?
Spunk+Lover April 2, 2013
I jizzed March 12, 2013
who was 2:24?
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Say Something.its brandy talore..
nuthin January 23, 2012
Iwantoneof those
big tits July 25, 2010
what is the name of the girl at 1:28 plz??? she's a bomb!
Judy February 2, 2012
I'd love to get tit-fucked. But unfortunately my tits are too small.
Daniel February 6, 2012
The girl from 2:04 is Kristi Klenot
Not lying. January 13, 2012
The noise on the third 1 made me tit fuck my gir on the couch. She was watching CNN AND THE NI DID IT.
??? January 12, 2012
Whos the girl form 0:58 - 1:07???
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I love fuckin big tits
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New Brand Highlights Wilmington College's Hallmark for 'Hands-On'
Noelle Flood: 'Landor didn't create your story. We listened and created a unified way to portray it to the world.'
August 22, 2013
Note the WC and hands featured in the logo.
On the threshold of a new academic year, Wilmington College is focusing its brand identity upon its hallmark for experiential learning and the multitude of learning opportunities outside the traditional classroom that make a Wilmington College education so distinct.
Hands-On Learning. Hands-On Living.
That's WC's new mantra that is reflected in the institution's new visual identity. Look closely and see the WC and the hands in the logo.
President Jim Reynolds introduced the graphic and tagline Wednesday (Aug. 21) at the annual faculty-staff gathering at the start of the fall semester.
He said the College's penchant for providing powerful, outside-the-classroom experiences is nothing new. Rather, the institution's marketing efforts will feature this singular focus that is manifested in students' field experiences, internships, work opportunities, community interactions, research with faculty, study trips and other learning-by-doing opportunities.
"Hands-On Living. Hands-On Learning. That's what Wilmington College has always been," Reynolds said. "We're Wilmington College. We're proud of who we are and what we do. We believe in this institution and the often transformative affect it can have on our students."
Corey Cockerill, assistant professor of communications, is a faculty member involved with the branding initiative. She is a proponent of hands-on approaches to teaching and learning.
(LEFT) The athletics logo features two colors.
"When you craft something from scratch, it requires patience, diverse thinking, focus on the outcomes and a bit of trial and error," she said. "When students experience that process, it's absolutely transformative.
"And, it doesn't stop there," she added. "In crafting a lifestyle and career, students gain self-confidence and self-awareness. If Hands-On Learning. Hands-On Living. is our promise, then I have no doubt in our ability to deliver."
The College has been working with global brand consulting firm Landor Associates to put a contemporary and more compelling face on the institution's marketing efforts.
As part of the branding initiative, Landor created a new visual identity with graphics and a complimentary color palette, as well as the new tagline that sums up WC's promise to students: Hands-On Learning. Hands-On Living.
The tagline zooms in on one of the College's hallmarks — the many opportunities for experiential, hands-on, out-of-the-classroom learning experiences. This specifically dedicated mantra replaces the more broadly focused Preparing Students to Make a Living, Make a Life and Make a Difference used for the past 10 years.
Landor's Noelle Flood, global executive client director, and her team have worked closely with representatives from the College's faculty and administration led by Reynolds.
"At Landor we are given the amazing responsibility of being the visual and verbal brand storytellers for our clients," she said, noting it is their responsibility to listen for the truths that already exist in the brand and bring the most compelling story to the foreground.
(BELOW) This version of of the logo also features the tagline.
"From the day I was introduced to the team at Wilmington College, they were sharing stories with me: stories of individual student's lives that were transformed and stories of interactions between students, faculty and staff that embodied the culture on campus.
"Each story was so incredibly rich and powerful," she added.
Flood said the positioning that personified the true difference Wilmington makes in the lives of its students is Hands On Learning. Hands on Living.
"It is the personalized attention and each student's ability to engage actively in the learning process, versus being a passive receiver of knowledge, that changes lives," she said. "It is the call to action that you give every student — that they need to live 'hands-on' in the world after they graduate in order to make the impact they were born to."
Flood added that Landor feels the new logo "telegraphically brings this positioning to life" and does it in a way that will connect with students by enhancing school pride and enable potential students to better see themselves as part of the Wilmington community.
"Landor didn't create your story," she told the faculty and staff. "We listened and created a unified way to portray it to the world.
"So raise your hand and let the world see the WC in each of us!"


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Hill and Worthington star in another Vet and n00b MW3 trailer
Activision has released another Vet and the n00b trailer for Modern Warfare 3. Produced by LA advertising agency 72andSunny, the video was directed by Peter Berg and once again stars Jonah Hill and the hunky Sam Worthington. It's below, and full of cursing and trash talk.7
Breadth in games combatting triple-A "content-churning"
In my latest Huffington Post UK piece, I posit that conservativeness at the top-spend end of video gaming has, thankfully, been off-set by increases in internet speeds and the rise of "bite-size" gaming formats such as mobile and PC.3
Rumour - First Modern Warfare 3 DLC details surface
Kotaku reports leaked screenshots turned up over the weekend of the first batch of DLC for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The now-deleted screens were accompanied by rumours that the five maps contained therein would be called Morning Wood, Concrete, Park, Italy and Overwatch. Interestingly, Overwatch is the title of a map included in […]6
Call of Duty Elite still "challenged" but improving
Activision is busy behind the scenes coping with massive launch demand for its new social network service, Call of Duty: Elite.4
"There's nothing like it" - Mark Rubin on Modern Warfare 3
Planning to log some hours with Modern Warfare 3 this weekend? Producer Mark Rubin tells Steph Nunneley what's in, what's out, what's changed, and why.75
Sledgehammer: "A lot of pressure" in co-developing Modern Warfare 3
Working alongside Infinity Ward was the the opportunity of a lifetime for Sledgehammer Games, but not a light-hearted undertaking.55
Activision Blizzard Q3: Digital revenue up 25% YTD
Activision Blizzard boasted record-breaking digital channel earnings over the past three months, driving a Q3 2011.0
Quick Shots: Activision releases Modern Warfare 3 shots for launch
Activision has released a small batch of multiplayer shots to commemorate the launch of Modern Warfare 3 today. You can look them over below. They feature a look at modes such as Domination and Sabotage, and killstreaks such as Juggernaut in Tag Team mode. MW3 is out today.32
Analyst estimates Modern Warfare 3 preorders at 9 million
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 pre-ordershave overtaken those of Black Ops, according to analyst Atul Bagga of Lazard Capital Markets..7
Rumour - Truckload of Modern Warfare 3 highjacked as eBay prices soar
French media reports 6,000 copies of Modern Warfare 3 have been stolen in transit, as pre-release copies of the highly anticipated shooter pull massive eBay prices.11
First 15 minutes of Modern Warfare 3 on YouTube
If you can't wait the double-digit hours until Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 legitimately reaches your eager hands, watch the first 15 minutes through the break.17
Modern Warfare 3 not trying to be "gratuitous" with controversies
Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games didn't set out to be shocking and controversial with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.21
Modern Warfare 3 fronts star-studded live action trailer
Meet the Vet and the n00b, two every-day Call of Duty players who happen to be celebrities.35
Call of Duty Elite PC launch delayed - details
Activision has pushed back the PC launch of social network Call of Duty Elite, which releases on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 alongside Modern Warfare 3 next week.25
Pachter: Modern Warfare 3 sales to reach $1.1 billion in six weeks
Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter expects Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 to outdo every other game this year.37
Modern Warfare 3 livestream happening right now
Ahead of next week's worldwide launch of Modern Warfare 3, IGN has a livestream taking place right now, featuring Robert Bowling, a raft of MW3 related info and competitions.8
Pachter predicts Modern Warfare 3 sales to double Battlefield 3
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will sell twice as many copies as Battlefield 3, according to Wedbush Morgan's Michael Pachter.7
Schofield: Modern Warfare 3's engine is "a Porsche"
Sledgehammer Games general manager Glen Schofield has responded again to criticism of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3′s ageing engine.21
Analysts: Shooter showdown to drive hardware sales
The face off between Battlefield 3 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 could go either way, but will be a win for the industry, analysts have said.4
Modern Warfare 3 Spec Ops Survival demoed on Paris map
Gaze upon five minutes of continuous Spec Ops Survival gameplay footage from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3′s Paris map.11
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Tuesday shorts – Please Make it Stop Edition
Modern Warfare 3′s dedicated servers a lesson from MW2′s failures
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Infinity ward "doesn't care" about sales numbers for MW3
Infinity Ward says No to Modern Warfare 3 Prestige Edition
Activision devs have discussions "all the time" concerning Call of Duty's annualization
Multiplayer maps in MW3 discourage camping, have more verticality
Definitely no zombies for Modern Warfare 3
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Sledgehammer's Michael Condrey discusses MW3′s Kill Confirmed mode
Modern Warfare 3 more easily updated than previous CoD games
Rubin: IW more concerned with Modern Warfare 3 gameplay than tech
Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer to track and reward progress
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The Senate and House have ushered in a new Congress. The 113th Congress convened at noon on Thursday, the constitutionally mandated time.
In the house, Republican Chris Collins, who represents the new 27th Congressional District, was sworn in Thursday afternoon.
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"We can't just talk about our problems; we need solutions. It does mean some level of compromise, there's no two ways about it, but common sense solutions to get our spending under control and we can't just mortgage our children's future. And in their name, that's what I'm coming to Congress for – for future generations and to return the promise of the U.S. to it's past glory," said Collins, (R).
Collins represents Niagara, Orleans, Genesee, Wyoming and Livingston counties, as well as parts of Erie and Ontario counties.
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I am a huge raw food fan but the service in here is so abominable that despite loving the product I ask how much longer I can put up with it.
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Its airy first-floor location is just one of the draws of this little café overlooking Neal's Yard. On a sunny day, light streams through the wall of windows on to big pine tables that happily accommodate large groups of friends who haven't met yet. Food is prepared behind a horseshoe bar laden with huge bowls of fruit and bright vegetables. Service is genuinely friendly (open smiles, helpful suggestions) and the cooking is both creative and of a high quality. The short menu focuses on 'raw' – food that hasn't lost any nutrients or flavour through cooking – but for those who prefer their food served above body temperature, there are warmer options such as 'sunfood' soup of the day with toasted sourdough. Vegans are well catered for too; sections of the menu are labelled 'plant foods only'. A dish of the day of mixed meze was a riot of colour, texture and flavour, with standouts being fig, pomegranate and mint salad, and dolmades stuffed with cauliflower 'rice' and sun-dried tomato. Monmouth coffee and organic wines are available, along with cold-pressed organic juices such as 'vibrant green': full of green fruit and veg, with a lemon and ginger kick. More juices and smoothies – with names like 'youthful', 'mighty' and 'flexible' – can be found at the Wild Juicery bar next door.
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I am a huge raw food fan but the service in here is so abominable that despite loving the product I ask how much longer I can put up with it.
Definitely going back! I took a meat fiend friend of mine with me last week and he thoroghly enjoyed his leek & potato soup, mushrooms on 'toast' & the chocolate cheesecake foe dessert! I had the houmous with crisp bread which was very tasty - lots of garlic. I enjoyed my burger but not sure if I'd have it again. The chocolate cheesecake was heavenly!
Georgeous tasting raw food, beautifully presented. Staff were very friendly and enthusiastic about the menu (justifiably so). Only downside was that they ran through all their specials and the menu only to have run out of quite a few dishes when I requested them. Was happy with what I did eat though and I'm not so easily pleased.
I work in the area so I visited Wild Food Cafe quite a few times and I must admit their fresh attitude and innovate dishes full of nutrition won me over. Their specials of the day are absolutely delicious and filling - my favourite so far was Mexican. Apart from that, the guys do amazing raw desserts and hot chocolate. Occasionally the service a bit slow during the peak times, but you got to forgive it to the guys that work it all in such a tiny space and make everything on the order. If you talk to them they all very nice and friendly as well and will tell you amazing stories about how they make their food. Lovely fresh addition to Neal's Yard and Covent Garden. Love the independent, forward thinking vibe. Well done & all the best. Mel
I visited Wild Food Cafe tucked happily upstairs in the delightful 'secret gem' that is Neal's Yard, Covent Garden, with eager anticipation as I am very much a lover of all things natural food wise and I had heard positive reports of this new (currently) day time eatery. It was a cold Monday and I was taking my Mother for her birthday treat; she only likes good food too - so I had to choose carefully! We received a warm welcome and perused a super menu, which, I could happily say, looking at other customers choices; that I could have chosen anything! What struck us was just how very friendly everyone was and there was a relaxed, positive atmosphere. All the food was very much being prepared to order and the work in progress clearly visible; which was fantastic. We both enjoyed juices from the unusual range. I chose a Crocodile Juice which contained such fantastical ingredients including plantains and leafy greens! With difficulty from such a superb menu I chose 'Living Falafel' from the 'Artisan Sandwiches' choice. It had a cacophony of tastes and a perfect mixture of textures (dehydrated seed 'bread'; so filling, yet light) that kept me very happy right through to the end! My Mother had a Wild Winter Salad. She considers herself a salad expert but I was happy to see that she enjoyed' investigating' it; even finding unusual delights that she had not come across before. So Birthday Mum was happy. Wild Food is a cafe, as opposed to a more formal restaurant with separate tables, and its informal friendly atmosphere lends itself to meeting others. This gave me the chance to cast envious looks at the incredible Special of the day which was 'Butternut Squash, massaged Kale in Avocado salsa, served with Coconut Quinoa which was presented most beautifully in a type of tier of orange and green! All the Desserts appealed to me but my Mum opted to head straight for her Super Food Hot Chocolate as that is one of her most favourite things in the world. I had a spicy hot chocolate. It was absolutely delicious and because it was sweetened with coconut sugar it was not too sweet. I could have ordered a few more - Yum! And, given that my Mother has hot chocolate where ever she goes she could not stop complimenting how 'not sickly sweet' it was and how it was 'just the right temperature' and 'really chocolatey'. And, of course, Super Foods do make you feel - Super!!So, another hit for birthday Mum, and one daughter; relieved! Despite a brisk lunchtime trade, the manager Joel Gazdar still gave us some of his personal time and explained some of the processes etc used in the creation of his foods. The whole experience was very positive and the food sublime. I thoroughly recommend this special cafe to any one who wants quality, nutritious and above all, delicious food in a friendly atmospheric cafe. I look forward to returning! From Rebecca Rainbow, London.
What a disappointment; poor service and tasteless mush. Rarely have I eaten such poorly presented and lacking in flavour. Juices came after meal finished. Falafel was in burnt toast. Really not up to scratch. Avoid
Wild Food Cafe is offering colourful raw and cooked dishes with real depth of flavour, made fresh on-site. We've tried their chocolate mousse, thai noodles, raw burgers, falafel sandwich, fig baclava. It's all delicious! Yummy!
WOW not only the best smoothies, i've ever had (and I've tried alot!) but the sandwiches and the sunfood noodles are the most sublime too, my mouth waters at writing it, definitely making this a regular! Cheers


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