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The burden of evidence is totally within the FA. So basically they're guilty of screwing the pooch, the article even mentions the legal aspects of the ban. BBC, DuckDuckGo and the other affected people should be enabled to sue the FA for zillion pound damages for their downtime. Mostly to serve as a warning to other trigger-happy entities...
Posts by Daniel B.
2846 posts • joined 12 Oct 2007
OWN GOAL! 100s of websites blocked after UK Premier League drops ball
Meh with the ISPs.
If I were an ISP, after finding out exactly what went down, I'd simply sit my ass and just say "Well, the law tells me I have to enforce this ban. Either take it down, repeal it or change it for me to unban that IP." or even better, just say you'll wait till a court order tells me to unban the IP.
This reminds me of Montag's plan where he would plant books on the firemen's homes and then report them, thus having the firemen burn themselves down.
Microsoft cuts number of countries that will have Xbox One by Christmas
Re: Xbox Two
I am one of those affected by the OtherOS brouhaha, in so much that I still have my original phat PS3 stuck on 3.15 because of that. I eventually caved in and bought another PS3 for updated games & stuff, because I have always had more distrust at MS than Sony. And I was proven right by MS themselves with the Always Online requirement!
So it isn't quite that everyone has forgotten the OtherOS thing, but that we all are more pissed off at Microsoft and that Sony does seem to have had a change of heart on key issues. They could've easily gone down the same MS route, but they didn't.
BlackBerry hits 88MPH, goes back to the future with NEW old 9720 mobe
Re: I miss my berry
I changed my BB 3 weeks ago ... and went for a BB 9790. I hate keyboardless phones, and in the "I wanna ripoff the iPhone" frenzy it seems that most smartphone manufacturers have gone for big-ass, shatter-prone monstrosities. No thanks.
Also, BB still has the security strength on its side, something that actually has much more sway on me than having ADD-fueled games or the latest shiny. So basically, I'm ok with BB even if it isn't "the hot thing" to have. Because I don't care about what's hot, I care about what works for me. And in my case, it's a secure handset with a keyboard. Also, one that survived DEFCON's public wifi w/o getting 0wned. ;)
Um... geography?
The 9720 will not be available in the West but in Asia and Latin America.
Um... all of Latin America is in the West.
Court hearing on Icahn's Dell buyout block set for Friday
Dear Courts
Tell the Icahn bully to please stop crapping over everyone else's stuff.
Xbox 180: Microsoft scraps mandatory Kinect policy
Re: The Xbox actually looks quite promissing for online games.
Most parents won't have seen all this rubbish about DRM or always on Kinect so won't have any prejudice against the xbox,
But the kids definitely have. If they were pissed off, they will ask for a PS4 even if it were more expensive than an XBone.
Why do you think the Wii sold so well compared to the more powerful ps3 and xbox 360?
Indeed it was cheaper and it sold most, but it wasn't the only reason it was a smash hit. The novelty of the controller stuff appealed to the non-gamer community so people that would usually not buy a gaming console bought up the Wii. And well, according to the previous logic, the Wiiverse should be full of shouty annoying kids, shouldn't it?
Lots of better stuff
Sooo... how is now PS4 better? I know it has better hardware and that MS can't be trusted, but is there anything else? I lost track.
Well, to begin with the hardware stuff. I usually don't delve that much with this new gen, as both have the craptastic x86 architecture which is a backwards step chip-wise. They could've just stayed PPC but added the GPU juicy bits they're currently doing on x86.
PS+ will be mandatory only for multiplayer gaming. If you want Netflix or the other stuff, you don't need PS+ while XBL will still demand Gold for all those goods. And even then, PS+ gives tons of freebies every month, sometimes cheap games but occasionally even good games (I got inFamous 2 for free, Bioshock 2 ... a couple of others)
Sony was bit hardly by their past errors and seem to be acting on getting back their goodwill. I doubt they'll backtrack on their promises as the X-BONE serves as a warning of what happens when you do something like that. (Mind you, they also experimented a bit of this with OtherOS: pissing off the one demographic that had the tech skills to crack the PS3.)
No mandatory Sauron device.
Basically, while both Sony and MS have done real bad things, it seems Sony has learned its lesson, while MS tried to pull off the Win8 strategy on their users. Except it backfired so bad, the XBone was declared DOA about 24 hours after it's unveiling at E3.
Re: George Orwell - Future historian and prognosticator
So I've seen the future, and it is GLaDOS using a Kinect to stamp on a human face, forever.
Re: @Trevor
on top of their recent record revenues you mean?
Yes my dear MS shill, but you forget that revenue isn't profit. And in that sense, profit is falling. It seems they're finally getting hit by all that Fisher Price OS kit that isn't selling? It's bound to get worse when the XBoxOne tanks as well. I doubt their 180's are good enough to bring gamers back.
Elon Musk unveils Hyperloop – the subsonic tube of tomorrow
Re: Yeah, good luck.
Interestingly, maglev is too expensive for China, I don't think they intend to build more maglev lines.
They were going to extend the Shanghai one to somewhere else, can't remember where ... but the project stopped because they favored their own home-grown HSR system. I also remember some weird ripoff they were doing (called something similar to Feng Shui) which was suspiciously similar to the Transrapid Maglev, so much that it is suspected it was basically stolen/copied Transrapid technology. So maybe the Chinese do have the money to do maglev, they just want to pirate it ;)
Netflix dares UK freetards: Watch new Breaking Bad NOW or torrent it?
It is a first for a program that isn't just watched by blokes in their underpants who live in their Mum's house. Anime, eh? Is it so hard to get a girlfriend?
Nope, anime isn't tentacle rape or kiddy Card Captor stuff. They've got adult stuff (that isn't the aforementioned tentacle rape hentai stuff) which has in fact permeated to mainstream Hollywood stuff. Think The Matrix, but also Elysium which seems to have ripped off Battle Angel Alita. Or Pacific Rim, which is an outright tribute to the Mecha genre and the Godzilla big monster movies.
And um... I live in my own flat since I was 20, long-term relationship with a live-in girlfriend for 4 years. Maybe it is you the one living in Mum's house?
Re: I hope it works
Actually, doing worldwide releases, or releasing internationally first does seem to be curtailing piracy, even here in Mexico "pirate paradise" land. Of course, the ones that aren't moved to the legal channels are the ones in the poor group, who use an entirely different argument on why they pirate: DVDs cost as much as 3 days of their salary. (And even then I'd argue STOP buying them at all! I'm irked at seeing SKY dishes in slum neighborhoods...)
Think your smutty Snapchats can't be saved by dorks? THINK AGAIN
Re: Where's Dave ?
Don't give him ideas!
Notorious Mexican drug kingpin nabbed thanks to drones and spyware
That's why they are called Zetas, you know...
The name comes out from their callsign/codenames used over the radio. Z1, Z2, whatever (as the article mentions, they used to be former Mexican Federal Police or ex-Military) so they named their org like the one letter that identified them.
It takes a criminal organization to change a single letter from beloved (Zorro!) to feared.
Re: Drones help capture drug kingpin
Mentioning the holocaust is not trivialising it. We need to talk about it and remember.
I agree with this sentiment, and it is why I rarely agree when someone shouts "Godwin's Law!" on every single comparison. The point does seem to "Whoosh!" over most heads that the Holocaust was possible because of the firm grip the NSDAP had over the country. Nobody thought they were dangerous until it was too late to act against them. They started their power grab under "for your protection" emergency laws; remember what the Enabling Act was called? "Verordnung des Reichspräsidenten zum Schutz von Volk und Staat" or in English: Order of the Reich President for the Protection of People and State. Geeze, it sounds as corny as the Patriot Act, doesn't it?
The point is that those who want to do a power grab won't be obvious on it. They know an outright power grab will be noticed, so they'll go down the stealthy route. Beware of all-encompassing laws "for your protection".
Re: The war on drugs @Robert Helpmann
Narcotraficante or entrepreneur? Mexico appears to be the libertarian paradise: weak government, fungible justice, low taxes, do as you please if you have the pesos.
Ah, taxes are high: 30% income tax and and extra 17.5% IETU tax (it snowballs on your income), 16% VAT on everything but food & meds. Of course, if you have the pesos, you can bribe your way out of taxes.
All the other stuff: weak government, fungible justice, yes, you're spot on. I'd add that we also have a couple of idiots in certain Mexican states pandering to the Catholic ultra rightist zealots; pro-lifer laws have been passed in a couple of those states which would land a woman far longer jail time than most narcos ever get.
My country is in dire need of heavy duty fixing...
BlackBerry pie sliced up: Nuke-plant OS, BBM chat app, etc sale mulled
Security-conscious people and the US DoD. It still runs circles around most of the other mobile OSen out there, though it is sad to see BBRY in free fall.
Acer to downplay Windows in favor of Android, Chrome OS
Re: Next step?? @mmeier
Ah sure, because doing the switch means changing all the desktop PCs. I've been too long in the biz to know that won't happen in a close timeframe. But the backend? Swapping out Windows Server for RHEL? Switching from AD to OpenDJ/389DS? Sure, especially as some organizations are moving key stuff to "web applications" and thus can change the backend stuff without confusing users. That's where I've seen orgs leaving MS; the core business no longer running on the MS stack or being migrated away from it.
On the desktop side I have seen smaller organizations do the full Linux switchover, notably a small minimart chain switched all its POS PCs to Linux about 4 years ago, as well as a security camera services company. But even I would admit that an OSX switchover would have better odds on anything larger given the dependency on desktop software, including Office.
Re: wow, the biter bit
Anything carrying x86 is crap. There's no sidestepping that. There's a reason the mobile world has mostly settled on ARM.
Re: Next step??
Anyone who has been in the chain letting anything get developed on VB should be fired and put in the wall of shame. Even MS knows its crap and made VB.NET basically C# with syntactic sugar over it. And even that was to please the VB crybabies.
That said, any organization with more than half a brain in their IT department will see the benefit of breaking out of the MS ecosystem. Some are already doing it. Others have already laid down the MS opium and made the switch.
At this point, I wouldn't even be surprised if OSX were even seen as a viable alternative to Windows if only because the base software compatibility is there (Office!) and actually looks friendlier than MS Fisher Price OS 8.
Study finds online commentards easily duped, manipulated
Someone at Vulture Central is playing with us
Have y'all noticed that we all have balanced upvotes/downvotes?
Not here, I think
It seems that the commentard/readership demographics also help. Over here, a different effect comes into play; good comments usually get upvoted, bad comments get downvoted and it is usually fanboi/shill stuff getting really downvoted.
But an interesting thing is that the later your comment gets in, or the further down the pile it is, the less up/downvotes you get. Or it might even get zero votes. That's mostly because it's rare that commentards will ever read all the comments and will start skimming if it is large enough.
But no, I haven't seen the balancing out stuff going on in here. Those that get balanced votes (like say, 10 up 10 down) are usually like that because their comments actually do have the same number of people for and against the comment, not because of a balancing out thing.
Apple returns to courtroom once again to contest ebook shafting
Orlowski, you didn't study the case did you?
The real problem with Apple's price-fixing case was with the MFN clauses. The publishers could claim they had to jack up their prices because Apple was "forcing" them to up 'em via the MFN clause. And they did. The prices did go up across the board for the involved publishers, they didn't go up for non-involved publishers.
Obama proposes four-point plan to investigate US data spooks
That makes two
Two actions by the US Gov't now that give a Suspiciously Specific Denial on their motivations, but it's clear they have been moved into action because of Snowden. At least some changes are coming ... even if it does go slow at the moment.
US feds: 'Let's make streaming copyrighted content a FELONY'
Re: Sad
Why not just make downloading a movie terrorism?
They already did it. A bogus research sez that terrorists get their monies from piracy. They even made an effort to tropicalize this FUD to Mexico, where we're told that piracy funds the drug cartels. Which is stupid, as the original "terrists fund themselves with piracy" was under the assumption that piracy had better margins than drug dealing... so wouldn't drug dealers just get off the drug dealing and do piracy instead?
NSA gets burned by a sysadmin, decides to burn 90% of its sysadmins
This is a triumph
The cake is a lie!
The cake is a pie!
At least they won't be inside when she engages the neurotoxin release...
Re: that machines are probably better at doing @Sir Runcible Spoon
"In the film, Enemy of the State, the whole story seems to revolve around an AI gone mad, when in fact it is the AI that is defending the constitution and trying to effect a regime change to stop the traitors (i.e. the current government)."
Wrong film d00d, it's "Eagle Eye" you're talking about and yes, that is indeed the first thing that came out of my mind when reading this article. And the Paranoia game. And Terminator. AI seems to screw up constantly, doesn't it?
The fun thing is that the AI was kinda right, though its methods were a bit too extreme.
Tor servers vanish as FBI swoops on kiddie-smut suspect
Re: Slashdot has more - TOR hacked by FBI
The included browser is supposed to be optimized to avoid leaking info, but it isn't required to do Tor browsing. You can simply point any FF/Chrome build to Tor by setting up the proxy settings to use the Tor local relay.
That said, Tor can be de-anonymized if the same person owns both the guard relay (entry point to Tor network) and the exit node, as explained by the Tor Project people at DEFCON. It could be what happened here, and it has more to do with the fact that Tor wasn't designed against a multi-national cooperation attacking the network, but was more about one single country trying to check on their users (i.e. China).
Robot cop called in after MAD BONGER blown up in LIQUID MARIJUANA EXPLOSION
Re: Not so much stoners but thieves
But still if cannibis wasn't highly dangerous it wouldn't be illegal. They don't just ban stuff for the hell of it.
That was DuPont fearing that the hemp-based paper would 0wn the market vs. his inferior wood-based paper, which was harmful as he had the patent for said wood-based paper production.
See? Patents have been indirectly ruining the world decades before Apple's dick-wavering party and patent trolls.
Sony and Panasonic plan 300GB Blu-Ray replacement for 2015
What happened with the BD 16 theoretical layers? No-one's bothering to do that anymore?
Planned SMUT TSUNAMI fails to wreak havoc on UK.gov email
Re: Anon 0 Government 1 @HolyFreakinGhost
Oh man. Andrews and Arnoled trolled the PM. That's so full of win!
I wish I could see that kind of things in my country!
British boffin muzzled after cracking car codes
Re: @Trevor_Pott
Your sarcasm detector is broken or has ran out of batteries. :)
Banknote campaigner's Twitter rape threats ordeal: Bloke, 21, cuffed
Re: Well, if this is specifically about the rape threat....
Compare and contrast with the ridiculous case some time ago where a totally non-credible and clearly jokey 'threat' was made on Twitter about Robin Hood airport, where the prosecutors jumped in with both jack-boots, and cries of 'terrorist' without thinking.
Or the more recent case of Justin Carter. Now even making sarcastic jokes flagged as being jokes can land you in jail. Incredibly stupid.
At least this case does seem to be based on actual threats, not only stupid people jumping the gun...
Apple crushes all competition in US Brand of the Year survey
Re: platforms?
Though "generic x86" applies to all of them. Sad state of affairs, we're all stuck in the consumer side with ugly, hot and inefficient 20+ year old designs and no sign of a RISC switchover outside the mobile world.
SPEARS joins the 19-mile-high club: Intimate snaps
When the playmonaut landed
Did he say "The Vulture has landed"???
REVEALED: Hungry termites nibbling at Oracle's foundation
Re: Postgres? No, thank you.
PostgreSQL is useful for the SME sector, and even some medium-to-large companies are well within the range of data where Postgres does work, while lacking the eye-gouging costs of Oracle. I wish there were better options, but on the commercial sector it's just DB2, Sybase, Oracle and um.... that Sybase-clone called SQL Server.
I despise most of the NoSQL stuff because it seems that most of those solutions stem from hatred of SQL instead of rational thinking. It's also the reason why I ran away from MySQL, ever since I found their "transactions are for idiots" musings on their documentation.
So basically if I don't want to do commercial DBs, I'm mostly left with Postgres. So that is what I use for those projects these days. If it is commercial, then I'll see my options between Oracle, DB2, and Sybase. And I pray they aren't a MS shop...
Bill Gates' nuclear firm plans hot, salty push into power
Re: No Radiation?
Fukushima isn't over yet. It remains to be seen what the consequences are.
Had the consequences been anything close to Chernobyl, we'd already know by now. By hell we knew what happened in Chernobyl mere months after it happened. This is the kind of fearmongering I'm referring to.
Chernobyl isn't over yet and reportedly won't be for another 10,000 years.
We all know that. The sarcophagus issue is an obvious one, given that it was hastily built to quickly contain the whole thing before it fucked up even more stuff than it already had. Had those RBMK reactors had a secondary containment shield, it probably wouldn't have been needed. Though the real lesson there was what gazthejourno said: just don't go around doing boneheaded tests during shift changes, if you cancel a previous test, return the reactors to their original settings, and please please don't build a reactor with a design that allows runaway reactions during a SCRAM.
The Three Mile Island plant has not been de-commissioned; they don't know how to do it.
That has more to do with Green Cheese scaremongering than actually knowing what to do. TMI was in fact pretty well contained, with no radioactive material getting out of the containment areas. In fact, this accident was far worse and had far worse risks than TMI... and again, it was a product of boneheaded designs. (Who in their right mind would build a frickin' open air fission reactor?!?!)
Re: No Radiation?
Indeed. I actually hated how the media started going "oooh the humanity! Another Chernobyl" and the fire becoming self-sustaining with the anti-nuke crowd fueling the flames and saying "but OF COURSE they say there are no aftereffects! Government CONZPIRAZY!!!11oneone".
Unfortunately, Fukushima does seem to have scared a new generation, especially one that is more prone to listening pseudoscience and internet urban legends than real science. Just see Greenpeace trying to block ITER, because they can't see the difference between fusion and fission. Or the difference between the unsafe RBMK reactor and what has been proposed for new stuff.
You MERCILESS FIEND... you put that audio file on AUTOPLAY
Re: youtube
Oh my, so that's why I am no longer able to buffer videos! I rarely used the "stop downloading" option anyway, mostly to get the screenshots used for troll entries (i.e. showing boobs on the thumb preview that never actually appear in the video) but I did use the "pause 'till it finishes downloading" function a lot.
Oh no
I can guarantee the author that I hate both audio and video autoplayback equally. Especially when this happens at work, when I have 20+ tabs and the one doing the noise has to be hunted down. There's a reason why I use my headphones these days.
Interestingly, the sites that don't do instaplayback are porn-related, so real-life actually ended up being the reverse of that "welcome to the first audio-enabled porn site!" joke. Good for them, but also sad to see that only the porn industry thinks about their users well-being...
Pacemaker hack legend Barnaby Jack dies just before Black Hat revelations
Re: Sounds suspicious to me, better check where the Alphabet Agencies have been
Remember, the Bourne movies were fiction and get a grip on yourself.
Ironically, the whole Snowden affair reads pretty much like a Bourne movie by itself!
BOFH: Don't be afraid - we won't hurt your delicate, flimsy inkjet printer
Re: Stupid title, helping propagate clueless nonsense.
According to my college degree, I'm a B. Sc. Computer Systems Engineer, so it seems the educational system disagrees with you...
What did the Romans ever do for us? Packet switching...
Re: Packet Switching
The problem with packet overhead can also be solved by upping the packet size. We're currently doing 1Gbps on local networks, cranking up on 10 or even 100Gbps on backbone links, yet we're still stuck with a 1500 Byte MTU because most Ethernet hardware can't be arsed to stop supporting the old creaky thicknet (thinnet?) limit. IIRC we're currently losing something like 4-5% of bandwidth in packet headers, which might go down to 0.5% if we switched all networks to 9000 MTU jumbograms. Hell, I even think our current tech is good enough to even support 20k jumbograms by now! The 10Gbps hardware is already suffering because of the measly 1500 limit. We're going to need bigger packets...
World+Dog hates PRISM: Cloud Security Alliance
Re: US cloud suppliers "Foreigners are dumb and can't read." @p.houpperman
My feelings on the one are if the processing and information are core to your business don't let anybody else near them. That includes putting sensitive information on the cloud, and indeed inter company transfers of information to any other territory. Don't even mention outsourcing/off shoring ... RBS anybody?
Now you've got a mighty point there. Yes, it's true; companies shouldn't be outsourcing critical corporate data into the cloud at all! Indeed the Snowden affair has raised concerns about this, but even if the USG didn't engage in snooping, companies should be wary of putting their bits outside. Fortunately the clients we've had in the financial sector know this as well, and as such nobody has even thought of doing the RBS "send all our mainframe management stuff to flaky Hindi provider" even before the RBS meltdown.
Dell buy-out latest: Big Mike makes shareholders an offer they can't refuse
Re: Does anyone else
This does seem to be Icahn's Waterloo, and boy oh boy do I want to see him go down!
Back up all you like - but can you resuscitate your data after a flood?
I feel your pain
Ever-changing defaults on config files have been a headache precisely because they hit me when I migrate stuff to new boxes. Incidentally, the first time I got hit with something like this was with PHP, so I see they have marched on with the neverending changing of default settings.
'Tis been 3 years since I last experienced a test switchover to the DR system, and that was at a former employer. At least the systems I managed worked fine, though the DR site was heavily underpowered. Hopefully they'll never need to use it, as everything does run but much, much slower.
By the way, I wouldn't quite spend the budget on cloudy backups; what that particular employer did was to have the DR stuff in a DR-specialized facility. They even had an Ops Center that could be used by the operational team for both testing and actual work if the DR plan had to be executed. So while the company didn't own the DR facilities, they were there for the using. Much better than relying on 'the cloud'...
Keep calm and carry on spying on Americans, US politicos tell NSA
Re: Score one for the good guys
Too bad you went AC, because this is the appropiate icon ----->
Raid millions of bank accounts. New easy-to-use tool. Yours for $5,000
Welcome to the 21st Century!
My bank just forced me to start using a hand held token generator to access my account, pay bills, make transfers etc.
Yay! Welcome to the club, we've been toting keyfob tokens for e-banking since 2007, by law!!! Depending on the system used by said generator, it'll be secure enough to hamper phishing attempts. Only one bank uses SecurID, but the others use one that does seem to have the generated numbers time-fixed so that the code is only valid for a short time.
I do wonder why banks in other countries haven't done this already?


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Resources and Publications
Resource and Publication
An innovative approach to cutting the budget deficit while also boosting growth.
This report documents what ITIF believes to be the ten worst innovation mercantilist practices proposed,...
This report argues that calls to keep data within national borders are misguided and ineffective in making...
Twenty-three other nations invest more as a share of their economy in funding for university research and...
The TPP will only be worth it if it concludes with an innovation-maximizing trade agreement that sets the...
ITIF presents a logic chain of nine steps for addressing global climate change through innovation.
The diversity of products utilizing the Internet of Things are making a significant impact on the economy and...
An Alternative to Mercantilism: Manufacturing Extension Services in Latin American and Caribbean Countries
SME manufacturing extension programs are boosting innovation and growth in Latin American and Caribbean...
Policymakers should do more to spur data-driven innovation in both the public and private sectors.
Advancing globally, cost-competitive clean energy solutions to climate change requires a shift from a...
Discrimination is hard to combat because it is hard to prove. Data can help.
New report from BCG and Qualcomm shows large benefits to consumers and small businesses.
Those who stoke big data fears often ignore positives for society.
A policy proposal that would kill two birds with one stone.
Manufacturing is not booming in the US and saying so may make matters worse.
Government should not protect traditional business at the expense of innovators.
Policymakers should be wary of adverse side effects when promoting competition for short-term consumer welfare.
New evidence demonstrates that IPRs have not decreased access to medicines.
Data analytics can be a key to better government.
Far from crowding out discretionary spending, cellphones are an incredible deal for consumers.
ITIF Senior Analyst Daniel Castro will be presenting at the Bahrain International eGovernment Forum 2013.
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will deliver the keynote address at the STGlobal Conference.
The Policy Network in London will host a lunchtime debate on "Innovation Economics: Growth and Living...
"Innovation Economics" presentation at the Université Paris-Est.
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will present on the issues related to science and technology, as well as...
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will present at Leading Edge Forum.
The Politico Pro team presents an in-depth conversation with special guest Rob Atkinson, President,...
Presentation on adoption of IP practices and trade strategies in developed and developing nations at the CES-...
ITIF Senior Analyst Daniel Castro will be moderating the panel "Academics and Technologists Look at the...
ITIF Senior Analyst Stephen Ezell presented on the future of advanced manufacturing at the AAAS annual...
The Internet of Things presents an opportunity to address major economic and societal change.
ITIF filed comments with the FCC recommending guiding principles for aspects of the IP transition.
Rob Atkinson testifies on the follies of Title II.
Efforts to block sales of Tesla are bad for consumers and environment.
Actions need to be taken to address China's mercantilist practices.
This letter expresses ITIF's strong support of the Immigration Innovation Act of 2015.
The Center for Data Innovation has filed comments describing how the ICANN community would benefit greatly...
Matthew Stepp provided testimony to the Commission to Review the Effectiveness of the National Energy...
ITIF Comments to the New York State Department of Financial Services on the Proposed BitLicense Framework
ITIF proposes comments for the New York Department of Financial Services on the BitLicense Framework.
NHTSA should hold off on a DSRC mandate until spectrum questions are resolved.
A collection of essays making the case for the progressive power of innovation and the digital economy in enabling societies to cope with new challenges.
Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
Rob Atkinson contributed the chapter "Public Policy, Innovation and New Technologies" to the textbook "Guide to U.S. Economic Policy."
Robert Atkinson contributed the chapter "Innovation in Cities and Innovation by Cities" for the book "Creating Competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Polices for Growth."
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies: Why Conservative Economics Fails, Liberal Economics Falters, and Innovation Economics is the Answer
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.

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Apple's own approach to iPad e-books could confuse
However, it's unlikely that books bought from Apple's store would work on non-Apple devices, except for PCs running iTunes.
So far, no media industry has managed to unite on one copy-protection system for downloads. Music retailers, including Apple, used a variety of schemes before ultimately ditching copy protection entirely as customers found the limitations to be a big hassle. Music from iTunes couldn't be moved to a digital media player linked to Microsoft's store, and so forth.
Movies and television shows are still sold and rented with multiple copy-protection systems, though, so you can't move an iTunes video to a Microsoft Zune player.
Forrester's McQuivey believes the division into several e-book camps will persist for years, but may eventually narrow to just two alternatives, one of them being Amazon's.
He doesn't believe copy protection will ever go away for e-books. It died for music largely because CDs were never copy-protected, he noted, so consumers opted to buy them and convert them to digital files instead of buying downloads. Printed books, though they carry no copy protection, are difficult to convert to a digital format in the home.
As the market leader, Amazon has the scale to hold out with its own system, McQuivey said. Analysts estimate it has sold 3 million Kindles, and Amazon says it now sells six Kindle books for every 10 printed copies of books that are available in both formats.
All the same, the publishing industry has high hopes for the iPad, which unlike the Kindle and most other e-readers, will have a color screen that can show video.
Carolyn Reidy, the CEO of Simon & Schuster, said the iPad seems like a "terrific device," citing the clear screen and the ability to turn pages by touching a finger to the screen, as opposed to pushing a button, as the Kindle requires.
She said the fact that Apple already has 125 million customer credit card numbers through its iTunes store could add millions of potential book customers when the iPad goes on sale in two months, starting at $499.
Any disappointment because of confusion over copy protection could be offset, at least in the short term, by the excitement and publicity caused by trendsetter Apple's entry into the e-book market.
The addition of Apple to the e-book market also will likely have an effect on ongoing pricing disputes in the industry.
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The civic body has planned for landscaping and habitat conservation at burial grounds in the city.
Landscaping designs will be selected for burial grounds in neighbourhoods such as Velangadu (Anna Nagar), Mylapore, Moolakothalam, Nungambakkam, Virugambakkam and Kasimedu.
"The landscaped burial grounds will have decorative elements and a geometrically-regular pattern. We will balance the need for trees and burial markers. The burial grounds will continue to provide specific genealogical information on ancestors and reflect the changing attitude towards burials and public landscapes," said an official of the Chennai Corporation.
Trees, shrubs and lawns are expected to clear the air of desolation at 210 burial grounds, in 15 zones of the city. The existing burial grounds are in a deplorable state as a result of vandalism, and pose health risks due to pollution.
Adequate stormwater drains and pathways to connect buildings and cremation areas will be created on the premises. Facilities to reduce public health risks will also be commissioned.
An estimate for landscaping around one-fifth of the Velangadu burial ground is likely to be prepared this month.
The civic body will identify encroachments on the premises of burial grounds across the city shortly. A number of burial grounds in areas including Moolakothalam have recorded a rise in the number of encroachments over the past few years, said an official.
Last year, the city recorded 57,755 deaths in the 15 zones. Royapuram zone had the highest number of deaths, at 13,895. Teynampet and Anna Nagar zones reported around 17,000 deaths.


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Diarrhea is a common side effect of Protonix whether you have gastrectomy or not.
Protonix is in a group of drugs called proton pump inhibitors. It decreases the amount of acid produced in the stomach.
Protonix is used to treat erosive esophagitis (damage to the esophagus from stomach acid), and other conditions involving excess stomach acid such as Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.
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Public can weigh in on Seventh Street Bridge options
The public can weigh in Monday on the alternatives government officials are considering to modernize or replace the Seventh Street Bridge, a vital link between Modesto and the county's West Side that is showing its age after nearly a century of use.
The public can review maps and designs and talk to officials at the meeting, which starts at 6:30 p.m. in Tenth Street Place's basement training room. Officials are considering three options:• Renovate the existing two-lane bridge and build another two-lane bridge next to it. But there are challenges with this option. For instance, further analysis may show the original bridge is not worth saving because it has too many problems, or problems that cannot be fixed, such as not being able to strengthen the bridge to handle tractor-trailers, which are now banned from the structure.
• Build a four-lane bridge downriver of the existing bridge and then raze the existing bridge. This option requires buying much more right of way, such as property at the Sunrise Mobile Home Park.
• Build a four-lane bridge in stages next to the existing bridge. This option is the least expensive but would take the most time, causing the most delays for motorists.
The roughly 1,100-foot-long bridge is two lanes with no shoulders and narrow sidewalks. Officials say the bridge is safe but add that it ranks at the bottom of the California Department of Transportation's sufficiency ratings – a 2 on a scale of zero to 100 – among all bridges in Caltrans District 10, which encompasses the Northern San Joaquin Valley and central Sierra.
Stanislaus County and Modesto are partners on the project that will modernize or replace the Seventh Street Bridge, which was constructed in 1916. The bridge is commonly known as the Lion Bridge because of the pair of concrete lions that stand guard on each side. The county is the lead agency on the project.
The project is estimated to cost $32 million to $40 million, depending on which option is chosen. Local officials expect 88 percent of the funding to come from the federal government's highway bridge program; the city and county each would pay 6 percent of the project's cost.
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Updated: 12/13/2013 - Rotary Club members held the pancake buffet at the East Kentucky Expo Center.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 - A special ceremony took place in Downtown Pikeville to honor Pike County's fallen officers.
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Helping Bring Light to the Homeless Community
Feed my Neighbor is a program of the Cathedral of the Assumption
On SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2015, the Cathedral of the Assumption is hosting a very special event to help raise awareness and support for Louisville's hungry and homeless.
This charity event is called - LET'S DANCE LOUISVILLE and is based on the hit TV show, DANCING WITH THE STARS, but on a local level. Twelve local "celebrities" will compete in a dance competition for your votes and support.
In addition to dancing, there will be live and silent auctions as well as culinary creations for all to enjoy.
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Shall We Dance instructor, Brandon Thompson and Shannon Cogan, 2014 Judge's Award winner.
On behalf of our Feed My Neighbor Lunch Program, our ministry wants to thank you for supporting Let's Dance Louisville. Thousands of our fellow citizens in need come to the Cathedral's Sandefur Dining Hall seeking a hot meal and friendly fellowship throughout the year, and Let's Dance Louisville benefits this charitable effort. Your time and interest in helping these neighbors in need through your presence and participation is a manifestation of the compassion our city models to the world.
Last year's inaugural dance contest was a blast, and this year's event promises to be even bigger and better. We have a wonderful roster of fabulous dancers who are all preparing very hard to wow us on June 27th! I look forward to visiting with you at this year's festivities where in the midst of great dancing, wonderful auction items, and entertaining company we will ensure that the hungry of our compassionate city remain well fed in our care.
With prayerful best wishes,
- Very Rev. Jeffrey S. Nicolas
Pastor, Cathedral of the Assumption
Derby City Ballroom instructor, Jani Szukk and Charlotte Ipsan.
Thank you for your interest in Let's Dance Louisville. Building off of last year's tremendous sold-out success, I am very excited to be working with another set of twelve amazing community leaders and volunteers who together will create dance floor magic during a night of goodwill and glitz. Our dancing cast will devote many weeks to challenging rehearsals ensuring the greatest level of entertainment.
Let's Dance Louisville is just one of many ways the Sandefur Dining Hall is working to create support and awareness for over 60,000 hungry and homeless guests we feed each year. You can help us by making your reservations and casting your votes. This night is a party with a purpose. It simply doesn't get any better than that. See you on the dance floor!
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- Maggie Cyphers
Let's Dance Louisville Event Chair
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Bio: I consider Louisville my home although I was born and went to high school in Lake Charles, Louisiana. As an LSU graduate I had my first job as a teacher at the Kentucky School for the Blind. When my last child was completing college, I moved to Africa as a volunteer teacher living in Tanzania. Africa became a land I learned to love and proved to be a fount of imagination and inspiration. I suppose by the time anyone turns sixty, life takes one in several directions. With the help of a very fine orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Rick Sweet, I had both of my hips replaced … and here I am-still dancing! I currently love my career as a realtor with Wakefield Reutlinger. But, it is volunteerism that provides balance in my life. Every Monday I help prepare the soup and serve the hungry at the Sandefur Dining Hall's daily lunch program located on Bologna Alley behind the Cathedral of the Assumption.
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Bio: Kentucky native Christie Dutton grew up in Jessamine County and is thrilled to be working in the Bluegrass State. Before coming to WAVE 3, Christie worked as a meteorologist at WXIX, the FOX affiliate in Cincinnati, and WTVQ, the ABC affiliate in Lexington. She holds the National Weather Association Seal of Approval, the American Meteorological Society Seal of Approval and the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Seal of Approval. Christie is a Magna Cum Laude graduate from the University of Kentucky and earned a master's degree in geosciences and a certificate of broadcast meteorology from Mississippi State University. You can catch Christie's forecasts bright and early on WAVE 3 News Sunrise weekdays beginning at 4:30 am. When she's not at work, Christie enjoys snow skiing, hiking, storm chasing and spending time with her family.
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Denise Zeydel
Bio: Denise Zeydel is a Co-Owner and General Manager of Z Salon & Spa and has been a part of the business for 30 years. She loves working with both guests and staff as much as possible. Z Salon & Spa's mission is to take care of the guest, take care of each other and to take care of the community we live in. When the opportunity to work with the Cathedral of the Assumption and their Feed My Neighbor program was presented, it was a natural fit. Denise has been married for 15 years to John Zeydel. They have one son, Chance, who attends Walden School and is in 8th grade. Zeydel and her husband can literally be found running all over town. Over the past year Zeydel has accumulated 296 miles and looks forward to many more. Running has been a great help since she has a passion for cooking and entertaining.
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Doug Sweeney
Bio: Doug Sweeney is a lifelong Louisville resident and is married to his beautiful wife, Annette. They have three wonderful children and six perfect grandchildren! Sweeney graduated from the University of Louisville. In 1991 he began his career in law enforcement with the Louisville Division of Police. Sweeney achieved the rank of Lieutenant and eventually ran the Traffic Unit, the LMPD's largest specialty unit responsible for investigating all collisions resulting in fatalities or life-threatening injuries, as well as providing traffic routes and escorts for high level government VIPs and major city events such as Thunder Over Louisville and the Kentucky Derby. Sweeney retired in 2013, but returned to the workforce in 2014 has Chief for the City of Audubon Police Department. Sweeney has a strong background in dance - which includes seeing Saturday Night Fever four times and Dancing in the Rain three times. Oh! He also once held season tickets to the Louisville Ballet and has seen two episodes of "Glee!".
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Jude Loew
Bio: A graduate of Indiana University, Jude Loew serves as Vice President & Creative Director for Barry Wooley Designs. A renowned faux finisher, Jude provides the environmental stage for each design and event project, melding texture and color to create the canvas for the customer's vision. Jude's keen sense of space and flow provides you with rooms that match the way you live and work. Jude also provides his artistic creativity and logical space arrangements to maximize employee productivity and leverage the brand image for a variety of commercial environments. Jude's commercial portfolio includes Churchill Downs, Lamkin Wealth Management, Clark Memorial Hospital, The Park Grand, and a variety of downtown restorations in Louisville, New Albany, and Jeffersonville. Jude is passionate about giving back to the southern Indiana and Louisville communities. He is involved in his church, the Cathedral of the Assumption, as well as a variety of local and national charities.
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Larry Shapin
Bio: A Louisville native, Larry has been involved with the community for over 60 years. Larry's profession is in the commercial real estate field, but his passion lies in the arts and support of local artists. His interests encompass various organizations including the Louisville Visual Arts Association, Louisville Orchestra, Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, Speed Museum and the Kentucky Opera. Larry's hobbies include tennis, skiing, and music. By participating in Let's Dance Louisvile, Larry would like to bring awareness and support to Feed My Neighbor, a program of the Sandefur Dining Hall. And, just maybe, bring some cool dance moves to the floor!
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Bio: Leslie Buddeke Smart, CFRE serves as the Executive Director of Philanthropy for the Children's Hospital Foundation at Norton Healthcare. Prior Smart worked as the President of Technique Marketing + Development, LLC. She currently serves on the Board of the Kentucky Opera, Parish Council Chair at the Cathedral of the Assumption and is a graduate of Leadership Louisville. Smart studied classical ballet at the University of Louisville Dance Academy, Louisville Ballet School, University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music/Dance and the School of American Ballet at Julliard in New York City. Smart danced with the Louisville Ballet.
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Mark Barnes
Bio: Mark Barnes is Kentucky grown through and through. Raised in Bardstown, Barrnes attended Murray State University and graduated from Berea College. Barnes spent six years as National Sales Manager and Director of Sales for Louisville's Galt House Hotel & Suites. For the last 26 years, Barnes has welcomed visitors to Louisville through his work with the Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau where he currently serve as Director of Northeast Sales with offices in Washington D.C. and Louisville. Barnes is married to his college sweetheart, Helen, who is also from Bardstown. They have two daughters and two granddaughters. Barnes enjoys running, golf and is a Louisville Cardinals fan.
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Peggy Hagerty Duffy
Bio: Peggy Hagerty Duffy graduated from the University of Louisville in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. She received her Master of Engineering degree in Civil Engineering in 1990. Her concentration was geotechnical engineering, which includes building foundations, tunnels, dams, and other aspects of engineering that involve soil, rock, and groundwater. Duffy founded Hagerty Engineering, Inc. in 1997 and currently is President. Duffy is also the Technical Advisor to the International Association of Foundation Drilling (IAFD-ADSC). She writes monthly features for Foundation Drilling magazine, among other writing duties. Duffy also represented the association at the International Workshop on Micropiles in Poland in 2014. Duffy is heavily involved in the community and she feels strongly about public service. She is the Co-Chair of Jeffersonville CityPride. She serves as the resident engineer on the Jeffersonville Arts Alliance and she is on Speed School of Engineering Alumni Council. She was Operations Director for Waterfront Fashion Week in Louisville, and she currently is a sponsor and consultant for Louisville's Fashion Nite-Out, which fosters up and coming designers. Duffy also has served on the Jeffersonville Historic Preservation Commission and on the board of the Howard Steamboat Museum.
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Rebecca Mattingly
Bio: Born and raised in Louisville, Rebecca Mattingly is a graduate of Holy Rosary Academy and the University of Louisville Speed School. During her time at U of L she co-founded the U of L chapter of Colleges Against Cancer. Rebecca enjoys volunteering her time to charitable organizations in the Louisville area. Previously, Mattingly worked with the Ronald McDonald House and Wayside Christian Mission. Currently, she is involved with F.E.A.T. (Families for Effective Autism Treatment) and Special Olympics Kentucky. In 2014, Mattingly and her fiancé, Paul, joined the Cathedral of the Assumption. Rebecca works in the sales department for Strong Hold Products, a local, family-owned manufacturing company. In her spare time, she enjoys yoga and traveling. Mattingly and her fiancé, Paul, reside in Louisville's south end. Rebecca is honored to be a participant in the Let's Dance Louisville event.
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Sarah Barker Brown
Bio: Sarah Barker Brown was born in London, Ontario, Canada. Known by her friends and family as "Bee", she was raised with a strong sense of community by her parents, Grant and Judi. Sarah attended the University of Western Ontario and attained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in political science and German with a French minor. Sarah attended law school at McGill University in Montreal. Sarah practiced law for 10 years specializing in securities law at Stikeman Elliott in Toronto, and then later as general counsel for multiple corporations located in Silicon Valley, Detroit, Michigan and Atlanta. Sarah and her husband, Campbell, married in Canada in 2002 and have two daughters, Madison (age 8) and Chandler (age 5). Fluent in three languages, Sarah has travelled extensively abroad for work, volunteerism and pleasure. A former ski instructor and law professional, Sarah now focuses her energy on family and her interior design business. Sarah enjoys volunteering for organizations with a focus on serving the needs of children in developing countries.
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Todd Sharp
Bio: Todd Sharp is the Spirit Coordinator and Co-Head Coach for the University of Louisville Ladybirds Dance Team, Cheerleaders and Cardinal Bird Mascots. Since joining the coaching staff at U of L 16 years ago, the spirit program has won a combined total of 23 Collegiate National Championships. Sharp is also the Head Coach of the Floyd Central Dazzlers Dance Team. Under his leadership Floyd Central has become the most winning high school dance team in history. They have won 23 National Championships including the 2015 title in early February. Sharp is also the founder/co-owner/head coach of the Planet Dance All Stars. Planet Dance has a combined total of 29 National Championships and one World Championship title. Sharp and his teams are seen on national television numerous times throughout the year on ESPN, ESPN2, Fox Sports, and CBS Sports. Sharp is in high demand around the world has a dance/spirit educator, judge, and consultant. Sharp is the father of two sons, Cameron and Collin and is the proud "Pops" to his new grandson, Chase!
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- The Sandefur Dining Hall feeds 60,000 individuals each year.
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Lawmaker will push for state-wide yellow pages opt out
A Seattle state lamaker said Wednesday that he'll introduce legislation next year to allow people across Washington to "opt out" of receiving yellow pages phone books. Rep. Reuven Carlyle, a Democrat, announced his intentions via Twitter. Carlyle's move follows legislation enacted by the City of Seattle. This week city officials said Seattle's new yellow-pages opt-out […] [Read More]
One more try: Medical pot bill gets Oly hearing
A late attempt to salvage medical marijuana legislation got a hearing in the state Senate on Wednesday, with supporters saying Olympia needed to clear up a murky situation for patients and cities that are already seeing dispensaries pop up, and opponents warning that expanded access to medical pot would increase dangers for young people. Evergreen […] [Read More]
Legislature gives colleges tuition-setting authority (Seattle Times)
The state Senate on Thursday approved a measure giving UW, WSU, Western, Eastern, Central and Evergreen State College the ability to set their own tution, The Seattle Times reports. The bill previously passed the House and now heads to Gov. Chris Gregoire. In return, there are expectations of in-state freshmen enrollment numbers and increased financial aid for […] [Read More]
ACLU to Holder: Tell feds to back off medical pot
Citing recent action in Washington state and elsewhere, The American Civil Liberties Union is urging Attorney General Eric Holder to re-emphasize that his federal prosecutors will not go after medical marijuana patients who comply with state law. The ACLU sent a letter to Holder on Monday. The civil liberties group says U.S. attorneys […] [Read More]
'We were tricked'; Transit, bike funding stripped from transpo bill (PubliCola)
Josh Feit reports: Liberal Democrats on the house transportation committee were shocked in the Democratic caucus meeting yesterday when they were told a transportation funding bill they had passed out of committee only after amending it to include allocations for transit, bike and pedestrian infrastructure, and storm water clean up was being replaced with […] [Read More]
Lawmaker to McKenna: Why isn't medical pot a states' rights issue?
One of the state lawmakers who had asked Attorney General Rob McKenna about the legal impliations of potential, new medical marijuana legislation said he was disappointed by McKenna's "non response." McKenna's office on Monday released an informal opinion which largely declined to answer the questions the legislators previously posed to him. Those centered around how the federal government, […] [Read More]
New medical pot bill: Cities would call the shots
New medical marijuana legislation created following Gov. Chris Gregoire's veto of major sections of a medical cannabis bill last month would allow "nonprofit patient cooperatives" to operate only in cities that specifically allowed them. According to a Senate memorandum sent Monday to Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, the prime sponsor of the measure Gregoire rejected, the new measure: […] [Read More]
State universities, colleges may get to set tuition rates (Seattle Times)
Beginning this fall, Washington's public universities and colleges could be able to decide for themselves how much to charge. The Seattle Times reports that Olympia lawmakers have agreed "in principle" to a measure sponsored by Rep. Reuven Carlyle, D-Seattle that would give the schools tuition-setting authority, which now rests with the Legislature. UW, WSU and […] [Read More]
Are cigar bars coming to Washington?
A bill that would allow up to 100 cigar lounges and 500 retail tobacco shops to allow smoking passed a state Senate panel Thursday, The Associated Press reports. Cigarettes would still be banned. [Read More]
Breakthrough on medical pot bill? (TNT)
Gov. Chris Gregoire has signed off on an idea to revive a medical marijuana bill she largely vetoed last week. The News Tribune reports that Gregoire said Thursday she supports the new idea of "non-profit patient cooperatives." Gregoire has rejected the idea of state-licensed, for-profit dispensaries. Instead, local governments would have the ability to license and zone […] [Read More]
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All the controversies and scandals involving Bieber are definitely not getting in the way of his career. In fact, Justin's newly-released album is hitting the top of the charts which is one "Beliebers" are proud of. "Believe: Acoustic" had debuted at number 1 once again with the numbers rolling in by the minute.
Singing heartbreak and love lost seems to be the way to get a lot of hits which was exactly how Taylor Swift succeeded in the business. Now, Justin Bieber is learning from Swift with his latest hit song, "Nothing Like Us" which is obviously all about Selena Gomez and the famed split.
All thanks to that song, Justin and his acoustic album, "Believe: Acoustic" has reached number 1. Though with five albums released, this shouldn't be surprising. Yet, looking at the numbers, Justin is merely 18-years of age and has over five albums which had continuously topped the charts.
After just a week in stores worldwide, Justin's "Believe: Acoustic" Album had sold over 200,000 copies. The number is sure to triple in the next few weeks following Bieber's acting and hosting stint with Saturday Night Live.
Bieber's popularity grows even more by the minute with all the latest rumors revolving around him. First off, Bieber had allegedly been caught red-handed with sizzurp - a mixture of codeine (cough syrup) and sprite. This had followed weeks after Justin was spotted smoking a blunt.
Even with the "Jelena" reconciliation still high in the air Justin's cheating scandals have also been talk of the town. The latest would be that of Milyn "Mimi" Jensen who apparently is ready to take a shot number two with Justin Bieber.
Selena Gomez might have remained mum on all the talk but one thing is for sure, the Latina still refers to Justin as the ex-boyfriend. However, the drama doesn't seem to be getting in the way for Bieber. As mentioned, the Canadian crooner is focusing on making things big for his music career. A lot of critics have been saying a lot of things about Bieber's career, most especially his "Believe" tours.
"Each pelvis grab and every finger-point from the Biebs caused an eruption of wails that overpowered the young artist's vocals. The din is impossible to explain. I imagine it's much like being underneath a space shuttle prior to launch - but at Chipmunks pitch. ... His stage presence was assured, moves polished, coyness gone, especially in comparison to his sold-out concert here in 2010. The transformation into an adult soul-pop star, I dare say, is nigh complete," stated Jennifer Chancellor.
The "Believe" World Tour is still on the go with dates beginning on June 2013.


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10 Best R&B Videos of 2013
If there's one thing to agree on it's this: these artists' songs were given life with riveting visuals. Check out 10 Best R&B Videos of 2013.
If there's one thing to agree on it's this: these artists' songs were given life with riveting visuals. Check out 10 Best R&B Videos of 2013.
An old adage goes that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Yeah, that's fine and all, but let's be real: We all do it. That's especially true when it comes to music. The artwork associated with a mixtape or album (or single for that matter) can make or break certain projects.
Are you a big John Legend fan and love tweeting about it? Then you're in luck because the 'All of Me' crooner has teamed up with Samsung to bring #LEGENDARYNOTES on his upcoming tour.
The new film '12 Years A Slave' looks like its going to be a heartbreaker, as it tells the story of an African American man from the North who's kidnapped into slavery. John Legend channels the painful subject matter on 'Roll Jordan Roll,' which will be featured on the film's official soundtrack.
Another day, another guest-heavy cut from DJ Khaled's upcoming album, 'Suffering From Success.' Not just another indistinguishable street banger that'll get lost in a sea of indistinguishable street bangers, 'Never Surrender' is the early (or is that late?) standout off the project.
Taken from his recently-released top 5 album, 'Love In The Future,' John Legend delivers a stunning and highly personal video for 'All of Me,' a tribute to his wife Chrissy Teigen.
News you may have missed courtesy of our sister site The Drop:
In what can only be dubbed as an unlikely collaboration, Katy Perry and Juicy J have teamed up on her new track 'Dark Horse.'
On Sept. 3, John Legend will release his first album in three years (or five, if you discount 2010's 'Wake Up!' collaboration with The Roots) with 'Love In The Future.' Luckily, for those who aren't patient enough to hold out another week, the G.O.O.D. Music crooner has served up a full stream of his new LP.


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Ms. Mary L. Forté served as an Acting Chief Executive Officer of Circa Inc. Ms. Forté served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Zale Corporation from 2002 to 2006. While at Zale, she oversaw the day-to-day operations of its many divisions including Zales Jewelers, Gordon's Jewelers, Bailey Banks and Biddle, Piercing Pagoda, Peoples Jewelers, Mappins Jewelers and Zales Outlet. Prior to that, Ms. Forté served as the Executive Vice President and the Chief Merchandise ...
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Diamond Suggests Presence of Water Deep Within Earth 48
from the deep-water dept.
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Hans Keppler, a geologist at the University of Bayreuth in Germany, cautioned against extrapolating the size of the subterranean water find from a single sample of ringwoodite.
And he also said
"In some ways it is an ocean in Earth's interior, as visualised by Jules Verne... although not in the form of liquid water," Keppler said in a commentary also published by Nature.
Ain't nothing swimming around down there.
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