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(CNN) -- The imprisoned American man who allegedly confessed to crimes in North Korea is not the same son his mother remembers.
"He's not my usual son, kind of different," Myunghee Bae, mother of Kenneth Bae, told CNN's Chris Cuomo on Wednesday.
Kenneth Bae, who has been jailed in North Korea for 15 months, told reporters there that he committed a "serious crime" in the secretive nation and that he had not experienced abusive treatment by the regime.
But any statement made by Bae in captivity would be sanctioned by the North Korean government, whose widespread human rights abuses are known to the world. The country has a long history of exacting false confessions.
There was something off, his mother said, when she saw him on television.
"He's not my usual son, kind of different. My heart aches when I saw him," she said.
In his remarks, Kenneth Bae asked the U.S. government, the media and his family to not make things worse by spreading "vile rumors" about North Korea.
He also asked his family and other supporters to make more active efforts to secure his freedom.
"We're hoping that we're getting closer to the end," Bae's sister, Terri Chung, told CNN. "I'm glad that he had a platform to speak, but it is also flooded back with a lot of mixed emotions, watching him in that prison uniform."
The family is scared for him, Chung said, and is appealing to anyone who may help Bae's cause.
"We believe that Kenneth is being treated well, as he said, and we hope that North Korean authorities will have mercy and allow Kenneth to come home," she said.
The U.S. government is doing what it can, Chung said, adding that she thinks that "things are in the works."
Bae, of Lynwood, Washington, was arrested in November 2012 in Rason, along North Korea's northeastern coast. The devout Christian and father of three operated a China-based company specializing in tours of North Korea, according to his family and freekennow.com, a website that friends set up to promote his release.
"He looks very distressed," Bae's mother said. "He has a strong, strong mind, but, I don't know, after 15 months, he has to maintain the same stable mind all the time. I'm kind of worried about that."
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Remember last summer, when Kim Jong Un visited a factory to give the new "North Korean" Arirang smartphone his blessing? Well, much like EVERYTHING in North Korea, this was probably a big fat lie.
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It was following the close of play on the third day that I decided to apply for tickets for Monday's action in the hope that the entertainment that had been evident in the Test so far continued into a fourth successive day's play. Of course I was not disappointed.
So why did I feel almost obliged to attend this Trent Bridge Test? Well, I had never been to the ground before and always relish the opportunity to visit grounds away from my local Old Trafford; it was a chance to see England wrap up a Test win against the current world number one ranked Test side in the world; and it is unlikely that world class players such as Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid will be gracing our country in their Test fatigues again.
This second Test once again had everyone gripped. MS Dhoni won the toss for the second time this series and inserted England in conditions and on a pitch where it was beyond doubt that it would assist the swing and seam bowlers. So it proved. England struggled to counter some excellent swing bowling, Zaheer Khan's injury at Lords meant he was replaced by the unpredictable Shanthakumaran Sreesanth, and along with Praveen Kumar and Ishant Sharma, they reduced England to 124-8. Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann had earlier watched as the top order attempted to grit it out, battle with the swing and seam, though an unplayable delivery seemed just round the corner. Their approach with this in mind, was to get their runs as quickly as possible, play with the positive intent that makes these two such dangerous lower order players. They put on 73 in just over 11 overs before Swann got a popper off the glove from Praveen that resulted in a hospital trip.
England finished 221 all out, thanks in the main to Broad's 64 off 66 deliveries. A fine Rahul Dravid century ensured India passed England's total, yet when it appeared they were building a healthy first-innings lead, up stepped that man Broad again with a hat-trick (and six wickets in the innings). He took out Dhoni, Harbhajan (fortunately) and Kumar, his new found fuller length is causing India's batsmen ample problems. It was a joy to see two quality experienced campaigners such as Dravid and VVS Laxman coping in awkward conditions, opting to play the ball very late and working it much squarer with the swing.
England wiped out the deficit and begun setting India a very imposing and nigh on impossible target to chase. Half centuries from Kevin Pietersen, Eoin Morgan, Matt Prior and Tim Bresnan all complimented an immense effort from Ian Bell, who ultimately made 159. There was more than a hint of controversy around Bell's innings on the very brink of tea on day three. This isn't a particular situation I wish to dwell on, as there has been so much written and talked about it, which has overshadowed what was a truly outstanding effort. I will say Bell was slack, he had touched down and presumed it was four, which of course it wasn't, and should have been more professional. A mistake was made, India ran him out but in my mind, made the correct decision at tea in recalling Bell to the crease and retracting the appeal, regardless of who initiated the questioning of the dismissal, the right outcome was reached.
Bell played with the kind of assuredness that his talent deserves. Conditions may have eased for the batsmen, but his execution of strokes all around the ground were a fine demonstration of how the coaching manual insists a batsman should play. He caresses the ball rather than than thumping it, his timing exquisite, and he now has the belief and self-confidence to score runs in all conditions and when batsman are falling around him.
So when I arrived at Trent Bridge on Monday morning, my excitement at getting to watch Matt Prior and Tim Bresnan throw the willow initially (England were 441-6 overnight), before we get into the Indian batsmen was barely manageable. That was until I saw the queue at the ticket collection point! It was 45 minutes after play had started that I took my seat, though the lengthy queue did move swiftly.
Not swiftly enough to see the end of Prior's typically free-flowing innings. Broad continued where Prior had left off and he and Bresnan tucked in to some exceptionally ordinary Test bowling. They both fell in the space of two balls as England's innings eventually petered out, yet the target was set at 478 for India to knock off. The buzzing atmosphere inside Trent Bridge was slightly unexpected for me, given it was a Monday, yet virtually every seat in the ground was sold which only helped to enhance the occasion.
My well planned organisation in packing several sandwiches and other such nibbles was thrown into disarray as the wonderful waft of curry continually drifted across my nose from the stall outside the stand. The sandwiches were inevitably taken home at the end of the day and placed back in the fridge, best laid plans and all that, as I tucked into my Indian dish. As well as never having visited Trent Bridge, I had also never sat in an alcohol free stand, this was a day at the cricket with only a bottle of water to satisfy my liquid cravings! Yet it did enable me to remember all of the day's play which is also a novel sensation the day after.
Like most of the crowd that attend a day's play, you do hope to witness a moment where you can say "I was there when.....", in this case the obvious one was to be in attendance when Sachin Tendulkar made his 100th international century. The way he was batting, it seemed more likely than not. While Abhinav Mukund, Suresh Raina, and Yuvraj Singh especially, could not cope with England's hostile, short length bowling (Bresnan being the main instigator), Tendulkar appeared to be playing in a different game. Untroubled he glided his way to a majestic half-century, his straight driving once again a real feature of his innings. Yet even the best make slight mis-judgements, and so it was when Jimmy Anderson brought one back into him as he padded up leaving the umpire with no option but to send him on his way.
England bowled threateningly throughout. Once Broad had removed Dravid on the cusp of lunch, and Anderson had sent Laxman's off stump cart wheeling with an absolute beauty, it did seem more a case of whether England would wrap proceedings up on day four or five. Bresnan's hostile attack meant day four was the only real answer. Four of his wickets came from very well directed short balls, the Indians confused as to whether to hook or sway out of harm's way, generally opting for a very uncomfortable style of taking their eyes off the ball and hoping it doesn't hurt too much as it thuds into some part of their anatomy.
India did not show much fight for the battle, and a 319-run victory for England is the highest margin in Test cricket after a team has conceded a first innings deficit.
So where to from here for India ? Two-nil down with two Tests to play means India cannot afford anymore performances like this if they are to avoid a series defeat, and they will be buoyed by the arrival in the country of Virender Sehwag who is hoping to return at Edgbaston on Wednesday week, so too is his fellow opener Gautham Gambhir. The sight of Zaheer Khan going through some gentle bowling and running drills during the presentation means England are likely to have to work much harder with the bat in the remaining two Tests should he prove his fitness.
England look a well drilled unit. They look together on the pitch and united in their determination to reach the top. They made sub fielder Scott Elstone feel part of the side, celebrating joyously with him when he claimed his second catch at long leg, following a tricky drop off Anderson (both Prior, Cook and KP offered gestures of encouragement). There are still the taps on the behind and low fives when a fielder makes an impact, and Alistair Cook remains vigilant in his incessant ball shining to maintain the condition of the ball.
England simply don't miss key players as much as India do. Chris Tremlett has been key for England since the Ashes, yet his unavailability simply gave Bresnan a chance to prove his quality, something he proved in scoring 90 in the second innings and bowled with devil throughout the Test. He has also given me the chance to say "I was there when Tim Bresnan picked up his first Test five-for".
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From left to right: Charlie Watts, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Mick Jagger arrive at Somerset House in central London to celebrate the launch of a book 'Rolling Stones 50.' The Rolling Stones also launch a photographic exhibition marking 50 years since their first gig. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones played the Marquee Club in London on July 12, 1962, the first time they performed under the band name.
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Disability Bottlenecks and Equal Opportunity, 113 Michigan Law Review (forthcoming 2015) (with Michael Stein).
Integrating the Internet, 83 George Washington Law Review (forthcoming 2015) (with Michael Stein).
Accommodating Every Body, 81 University of Chicago Law Review (forthcoming 2014) (with Michael Stein et al.).
The Anticlassification Turn in Employment Discrimination Law, 63 Alabama Law Review 955 (2012).
GINA, Privacy, and Antisubordination, 46 Georgia Law Review 705 (2012) (invited contribution).
Disability Trouble, 29 Yale Law & Policy Review 347 (2011).
When Disability Isn't "Just Right": The Entrenchment of the Medical Model of Disability and the Goldilocks Dilemma, 83 Indiana Law Journal 181 (2008).
Regulating Cyberbullies Through Notice-Based Liability, 117 Yale Law Journal Pocket Part 41 (2007).
Intersectionality and Identity: Revisiting a Wrinkle in Title VII, 17 George Mason University Civil Rights Law Journal 199 (2006).


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Alex Soojung-Kim Pang is a historian of science and futurist with a résumé that includes stints at Stanford, Microsoft, and Oxford. The title of his very readable first book, also just out: The Distraction Addiction: Getting the Information You Need and the Communication You Want, Without Enraging Your Family, Annoying Your Colleagues, and Destroying Your Soul (Little, Brown). Pang is here to tell us—and he's backed up by Goleman, Rosen, and plenty of data—that the wildly popular notion of "I'm on it, I got this" multitasking is a snare and a delusion. There's basically no such thing as parallel, or simultaneous, tasking (a reality all too vividly illustrated in accident statistics, at the cost of too many lives). What we're really doing is serial- or switch-tasking—and in terms of efficiency or productivity alone, it's a total disaster. The irony, as Pang tells me on the phone from California: "People who do a lot of multitasking think they're really good at multitasking—there's a self-defending quality to it."
As Pang recounts in his book, UC Berkeley psychologist Megan Jones elegantly demonstrated to him the cost of switch-tasking: She asked him to count from one to 10 as quickly as he could: It took him 1.5 seconds. Then she had him recite the alphabet from a to j—another 1.5 seconds. Then she asked him to alternate: "One, a, two, b, three, c…." That took Pang 9.5 seconds—three times as long as the separate sequences put together (do try this at home). How does this phenomenon translate in real-world terms? Studies have found that office tasks take about a third longer when interrupted by e-mail, and that it takes workers an average of 22 minutes—and not infrequently as much as two hours—to refocus on a task after being distracted by e-mail.
Pang does wish we had clearer terminology to describe what we call multi-tasking, because the steps that you juggle in orchestrating an integrated project—preparing a gourmet meal, say—can cumulate in deep satisfaction and create meaning in your life. But fielding clients' and colleagues' just-one-more-quick-question e-mails, urgent phone calls from your children, and SOS-level requests from your boss—all in real time? Stop kidding yourself—that's nothing but being nibbled to death by ducks.
The broader indictment of how the digital world fragments our attention starts with positive psychology's notion of flow—the term that Mihály Csíkszentmihályi bestowed in the 1980s on his model of our most profoundly meaningful and fulfilling mental state: when our attention is so focused and absorbed in an activity that we become unaware of the passage of time. Flow embodies "the idea that your focus and attention define who you are, very much in a moment-by-moment sense," Pang says. "If you can't control your attention, you're a little bit less yourself. That has all kinds of consequences for both how your life feels immediately and how it's going to unfold over the long run." He concludes, pointedly, "It's hard to make that kind of meaning when you're being pulled in lots of different directions."
Moreover, it's pretty obvious that a seemingly endless series of stressful stimuli perpetually knocking us off balance is likely to take an emotional toll—think of Goleman's frazzled worker bees. Yet perversely, we actually crave the incoming string of pings. Each one brings with it a little gift—a hit of the neurotransmitter dopamine to massage our brain's pleasure and reward centers, Pang tells me. As the ping traffic rises, however, so can our stress level, and the dopamine rush diminishes. Still, we're addicted enough that we're at least partly blind to just how dysfunctional it is to live like this. "I'm struck by the fact that one of the clinical symptoms of depression is an inability to concentrate," Pang points out. "Anything that's a symptom of clinical depression is probably not something you want to run toward."
That addictive impulse for more stimuli sets us up for a final, and deeply ironic, connectivity catch-22. It's not hard to intuit that, as Goleman writes, "The chronic cognitive overload that typifies so many of our lives seems to lower our threshold for self-control. The greater the demands on our attention, it seems, the poorer we get at resisting temptations." What might be less obvious is that this dynamic also works the other way. A classic series of psychology experiments has clearly demonstrated that exercising impulse control—resisting temptation, or agreeing to do something we feel a visceral antipathy for—reduces our stamina when we attempt subsequent mental tasks and degrades our decision-making abilities. In other words, even when you resist the urge to reach for your smartphone or click on your e-mail window (and computer users have been found to switch between various windows and applications, on average, 37 times an hour), you're still psychologically compromised by the very fact of their availability!
But don't despair: These insights can directly inform how we go about reconfiguring our relationship to connectivity—how we manage our love affair with our phones and rearrange how we use our computers. We owe it to our sanity to do so, and we'll be happier, saner, and more productive for it.
So where do we start? With ourselves, of course. "Recognize first of all," Pang says, "that your own time and attention are incredibly valuable, and second, that a lot of those people who want your attention would be better served by waiting a little while"—when you're in a better frame of mind and able to give them more of your attention.
Next? Your beloved phone. "These devices are a bit like evil, self-centered four-year-olds," Pang says. "They want your attention all the time. When they want you to look at something, they want you to look at it right now. They have no sense of social boundaries." Ideally, he says, you want your phone to behave like a CEO's executive assistant—protecting you from interruptions and trivialities. So make it your mission to socialize the thing and potty train it, manipulating the controls that phones afford you nowadays to minimize how and when it pesters you, and limit the list of people to whom you give the right to demand your attention. Your smartphone is your constant companion, and you very much need to control the relationship.
"It's not a bad thing," Pang says, "to help your technology grow up a little, to become a little more socially savvy, a little more mindful of you, so you can be more mindful while using it."
Your computer is less like a companion than it is an environment. You need to think about how you can shape that place to be most pleasing to you and help you reach your productive potential. Click here for a list of innovative software that Pang recommends in his book—programs that can do everything from altering what appears on your screen, to scheduling and limiting your e-mail alerts or access, to controlling your Internet compulsions. The programs that most stringently limit your options for distracting yourself and procrastinating can rescue you from that catch-22 of resisting the temptation to click into other windows but paying the price in reduced mental stamina.
Finally, many writers who have thought about connectivity recommend regularly disconnecting. Turning off. Unplugging. Going dark. Devoting precious time to your flesh-and-blood loved ones. Following your bliss—away from the digital stream, at least once in a while. Don't worry—it'll still be there when you get back. I promise.


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"You hypocrites, rightly did Isaiah prophesy of you, saying, 'This people honors Me with their lips, but their heart is far from Me."' Matthew 15: 7,8
"The reason I don't go to church is because there are too many hypocrites in the church."
How often has that excuse been offered when someone has been invited to attend church?
According to the Dictionary, a hypocrite is a person who pretends to have desirable or publicly approved attitudes, beliefs or principles, which he does not actually possess.
According to Christ, a hypocrite is one who pays lip service to God while his heart is far away from God.
God's word describes three different kinds of people.
The openly profane, the upright and the hypocrite.
The openly profane are those who boast of their wicked ways and actually take pride in the sins of which they ought to be ashamed.
Their condition can be traced to their unrestrained natural depravity.
They have denied the existence of God and as a result of their arrogant atheism, they have cast off all the restraints of His word.
In great contrast, the Bible speaks of the man who is upright.
The man who is upright is one who adheres to that which is right and just.
Perhaps the best description of an upright man is to be found in the words which God used to set forth the character of Job.
"There is no one like him on earth, a blameless and upright man, fearing God and turning away from evil."
The two outstanding characteristics of an upright man is that he fears God and he turns away from evil.
He would be the first to admit that he does not achieve this perfectly but he would be quick to tell you that he sincerely desires and puts forth an honest effort in seeking to perfectly fear the Lord and to perfectly turn away from evil.
Christ easily discerned the hypocrisy of many of the religious leaders of His day.
He was quick to warn them that their punishment would be more severe.
"Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites, because you devour widows' houses, even while for a pretense you make long prayers; therefore you shall receive greater condemnation."
The reason for this greater punishment is that hypocrisy is actually a mocking of God.
The hypocrite has convinced himself that he can deceive the omnipresence and omniscience of a sovereign God.
Christ so warned them that they might see the desperate condition of their own selfdeception and as a result, repent and be saved.
He did not, however, ever instruct others not to attend the place of worship because of the presence of hypocrites.
Those who use such an excuse can find no Biblical reason for doing so.


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Unless you're Chris Daughtry, I've stopped caring about any former American Idol contestant once the season is over, but that doesn't mean that you have. So, for all of you fans that had the "McPheever," this is for you.
Idol's season five runner up, beauty Katherine McPhee, married her much-older man (she's 23, he's 42), producer Nick Cokas on Saturday in Beverly Hills. The ceremony took place at the Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church. Fellow American Idol alum Kellie Pickler and Mandisa were among the 305 guests.
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hi, im 20 years old and weigh about 150lbs ive have been working out for a few years but i noticed that when i dont flex my body has a drooping/sagging look to it, my chest has more of a C shape, and my stomach appears bloated, just overall looks bad, but when i flex my body looks so much tighter and better, my abs really appear, i can see all 8, and i have a good dip in the middle (but when i dont flex its rounded as in a barley noticable line down the middle) and when i flex my chest it reshapes into somthing much better and the bottom has a nice horizontal line(connecting both pecs), and honestly when ever i go out to the beach or pool im always flexing and people tell me how cut i am (primarily because i have decent sized muscle for someone who is 150lbs) and im embarassed to not flex because it would look bad. how can i fix this?
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There are many fine regional art galleries such as the Western Plains Cultural Centre at Dubbo and The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery in Wagga Wagga. Regional museums are well worth a visit to learn about cultural or natural heritage such as Griffith's Italian Museum, Shear Outback in Hay or the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery.
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FREDERICK, Md. - A wandering African tortoise is back with its owner in Maryland after a nine-day, two-state odyssey.
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Bill Athey says July 4 was the last time he saw his 12-year-old tortoise. An electric worker, Steven Warfield, contacted the News-Post on July 6 to say a co- worker had found a "giant turtle" in the woods when the two were part of a crew working to restore electricity.
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I thought I was purchasing a cover that was a standard leopard print, however, there are other colors incorporated in the leopard spots which, to me, cheapens the look. It does seem like a vinyl cover with a suede like interior, so I am not sure it is leather.
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Netscape is backing off their "social experiment." On the Netscape blog yesterday, they announced:
Visitors to Netscape.com will see a more traditional news experience very soon. Don't worry, the social news site isn't going away! We will keep you updated on where you will be able to find the social news site as we get closer to making the switch.
At first glance, this may seem like a giant step backwards into Web 1.0. However, the blog post claims:
We received some feedback that people really do associate the Netscape brand with providing mainstream news that is editorially controlled. In fact, we specifically heard that our users do have a desire for a social news experience, but simply didn't expect to find it on Netscape.com.
If this is truly what a majority of their users wanted, it's a wise decision to yield to them. They haven't yet revealed the site for their social news (they're probably off domain shopping as we speak). But they say that:
We, as a company, remain committed to delivering a compelling social news experience for our users. This move is an effort to make both the former portal experience and the social news experience accessible so that you can decide which you prefer–or, even better, that you want to participate in both.
Although it seems like most people disagree with this decision, again, if it's really what their users want, I think it's a good idea to separate the two. I think it was a mistake to fragment their brand by trying so many different things at once, but this could be a step in the right direction to fix that.


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Very easy and super yummy! I made it for my girlfriend and me and several of the girls at my office tried it and liked it. I made two pots: one I followed exactly and one I gave my southern LA (lots of spice touch. They were both great. My gf took the leftovers of the mild version. I ate the remainder of the spicy one! I ate it for 3 meals and it may have gotten better each time. Highly recommended for anyone, but especially novice cooks like myself. This recipe will trick people into thinking you know what you're doing, lol!
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What a fantastic meal.The flavors are delicious.I followed the recipe exactly as written.My wife went back for seconds and said that it was the best stew she has ever ate.And I have to agree.You must try this recipe,I promise you will not be sorry.Thanks BELLA [Giada].Bella means beautiful in Italian.From one Italian to another, Roger Staccone
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