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June 9th, 2010 #1
Unicorns and spaceshuttles!
This will be the start of my sketchbook. Feel free to comment/criticise my work.
I will be posting more soon. Most of my work is from imagination.
Enjoy and let me know what you think! Kind regards, Jelmer.
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great style! paint more from life, i will help with the stuff from mind
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June 9th, 2010 #3
Hey, thanks for the compliment and the advice. I will be drawing more from life, just need to find the time lol!
June 9th, 2010 #4
oohh..great stuff! I think your imagination is amazing. Ideas, ideas, and ideas.
Your works are quite simple in technique but the contect is striking!
I bet I spent a while looking at each work.... I ADORE your world perception!
keep on capturing this world with your eyes.... this is the most precious!
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Wow, like others have said, I love the style.
Them pencil works are fantastic, the shading is very well done on them.
Well, I think what I've seen on here is very promising. I'd love to see you do some life studies too, and a full body picture (I tend not to do enough of them them myself, so I feel a little hypocritical saying this xD)
Keep up the good work though!
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June 9th, 2010 #7
Wow, like others have said, I love the style.
Them pencil works are fantastic, the shading is very well done on them.
Well, I think what I've seen on here is very promising. I'd love to see you do some life studies too, and a full body picture (I tend not to do enough of them them myself, so I feel a little hypocritical saying this xD)
Keep up the good work though!
June 9th, 2010 #8
Thank you very much Sinead! Great to have some serious comments on my stuff! Ill be following your advice (life studies, full bodypictures). Ill be checking out your work two!
June 10th, 2010 #9
Some more stuff
This is some stuff i did for school a very long time ago, i enjoyed working on it. Something about wartrauma I guess.
I know his hand is way too small and head too big.
And some feet, well...one foot.
June 10th, 2010 #10
Well, this is infact a sketchbook, so ill be dumping some old sketches. These are all more then 1½ - 2 years old. Havn't drawn in ages. Want to pick it up again.
These are just random and thoughtless.
June 13th, 2010 #11
Oh and yeah, to people who were wondering, this is not posted in chronical order. Just dumping some stuff. Will be doing more work and post that in chronical order. kthxbye
June 23rd, 2010 #12
another entry
was up early today
June 23rd, 2010 #13
you have a really unique style and idea,
keep up a good practising man!
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July 8th, 2010 #14
why the longface?
just a quicky, didnt know what to draw, just to let you know im still alive
let me know what you think, even tho its not much!
August 16th, 2010 #15
Long time no see! (sorry for the double post back there) *shame*
So anyways -AURGH, I love how excentric your pictures are!
That injured man up there looks huge and I love the way you're colouring the flesh on it. Neat pencil work and I do indeed spy a full bodied pic or two.
March 19th, 2011 #16
new one
March 28th, 2011 #17
Should I finish this?
March 28th, 2011 #18
And this? Dont know how to finish it, lack of inspiration..:<
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April 3rd, 2011 #20
an ear (try-out)
Just trying out a bit
April 3rd, 2011 #21
Icy mountaintops
Any tips/tricks, how to's, tips on brushes and tools are welcome, im a newby on landscape/scenery drawings.
April 4th, 2011 #22
Some ballpoint sketches i made a couple of days, thought i might upload them, just thoughtless doodles/scribbles.
April 4th, 2011 #23
Cool traditional rendering, with time your digital stuff will become as good too if you continue to work ofc
Deceive me out of my emptiness
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Thanks for the comment, lets hope so!
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Oh my god, I'm seeing here great work and awesome caricature style of drawing!
Keep it up but you could post some of your real-life studies
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April 4th, 2011 #26
I really love the tree sketch in your first post. Over all I think you have a great sense of line and lighting. I think you should try playing arounf with hue abit more in you paintings
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Ha ha,the dog is awesome some weird and funny stuff going on in here - Keep it up!
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April 5th, 2011 #28
Vumi: Hey, thanks alot for the positive critics, im picking up my drawing ''habbit'' again soon, so ill try upload when i have time!
April 5th, 2011 #29
Wooden mango: Haha, thanks I was really proud of the tree sketch a while ago, should more stuff like that. Im really getting back into digital drawing again so ill try to mess around with a bit, it couldnt hurt i guess hehe;-).
Fransua: Thanks alot for the comment mate, good to see some people enjoy my work:-D!
April 6th, 2011 #30
WIP, maybe finishing it tomorrow
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Response to Erin Murphy, Case No.: FLMSD-09-02254
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I am grateful for the chance to comment on this hearing. I am especially glad it will be attached to the record entitled "Erin Murphy vs. Julie [Jay] DeYoung," certainly an appropriate name in this case. These pages coincide with the years of Jay's cancer, the years in which we were a family, and the unfortunate dependence Jay maintained with Erin due to his need for health insurance – even as she repeatedly took him to court demanding he find work as he was treated for cancer while having majority custody of their children. His dependence on her health insurance kept him from finalizing the divorce that they both wanted.
Jay and I were together for the last 5 years of his life. During that time he was diagnosed with rectal cancer, had 4 major surgeries, and almost constant chemotherapy. He brought Quinn and Mac, I brought my daughter Stella, and together we were a family of five. To date, the kid's ages are 12, 10 and 9 years old – our time as a family were their most formative years.
Jay and I devoted our years together to the joy of raising our kids, even in the face of cancer. We worked endlessly to create a support system for them, to help them understand what was happening, what was coming, and to find comfort in the knowledge that all the adults in their lives were going to work together to help them through this. In fact a year ago today (Nov 26, 2013) the five of us shared our final Thanksgiving together with Erin at our home in Vallejo – a sign of the promise Erin had made to all of us that she would never separate us, "would never take people they loved out of Quinn and Mac's life after losing Jay."
Unfortunately, that was a lie- and today's hearing is the reason for that lie.
Jay entered hospice in January. It became clear to Jay from Erin's actions that she was not going to honor his wishes for the distribution of his Life Insurance money. He made me the beneficiary in order to ensure that his wishes were met. We did not know what Erin clearly had come to understand – that because their divorce had never been finalized that change was not legal. She waited for Jay to die and then wasted no time. She contacted the funeral home the morning after he died making claim to him as her "legal domestic partner," hoping for a jump on the death certificate (which of course I completed later that day as his actual partner).
For the record, Jay wanted $45,000 in an account for Quinn and $45,000 in an account for Mac that they could access when they each became adults. He wanted $5,000 to go to his sister Yancey as a gift, and $5,000 to go towards cremation and funeral expenses – which was essentially what it cost me. He then wanted $25,000 to go to Erin and $25,000 to go to me in the spirit of child support, since he died thinking Erin would keep her promise that the children would not be taken from their other home. Jay wanted to be generous to everyone he loved, and he especially wanted something for Quinn and Mac for when they became adults since he himself would not be there.
Erin squandered her last months with Jay lying to him, waiting for him to die so she could pounce on this Life Insurance money. She uprooted her children and caused more loss and grief to us than anyone deserves, and all for this – this money she will now be awarded. The kids know what Jay wanted, what the plan had been. They also know that the love we shared as a family can never be undone. I have lost my partner and two of my three kids – I am devastated – but I rest easy knowing that everything I did for Jay and the kids was out of love, to the end. Everything Erin has done has been for this money. She can have it, along with her conscience. I wouldn't trade places with her for anything.


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Yeah, as the crawl indicates -- they told him to adlib a filibuster, and he totally did.
Ah, skipped the crawl. Assumed it was part of the episode. I'm sick enough of those things as is
They even get imitations lasers swords like any good 80ish Sci-Fi Rip Off
Just stumbled across this, someone was apparently nice enough to cut together most of the WC III and IV video scenes to make them movies, so people that did not bask in its glory back in the days can also enjoy WC IV.
PS: Yes that is Mark Hammil as a heroic fighter pilot
And here's a version people outside the US can see
Dirty foreigners.
Misa ab iPhono meo est.
In fairness, can they really be called "people"?
Urgh. Fine. Let's go with "folk", then.
Is "creatures" too insensitive? We'll have to consult the Diversity Thread on this one.
"Creatures" implies a creator, I'll have none of that.
Let's go with cretins.
Speaking of cretins, I'm reading up on those dirty, sexy Pompeiians.
Are you sure you don't mean Pompeians? Because you know, those people advocating the restoration of the republic... totally sexy.
Anyway. Aren't most of the brothel things actually in Stabiae, not Pompeii? Was reading an interesting article the other day that suggested that most of the frescos were intended to depict comical things or things thought of as perversions, rather than things sane people would do.
I was reading up on the Lupanar which I'm pretty sure is in Pompeii. A lot of what I was reading about was commenting on the shape of the rooms and how the desired purpose...well is obvious.
Speaking of Patton Oswalt's... thing, this is now on the frontpage of reddit:
... I'd actually watch it.
Yeah, that one is. Light recreational reading I guess?
Yes. I'm sure what you're doing is heavy recreational reading.
Is it sad to feel so great after accomplishing so little? Particularly when said accomplishment has absolutely no benefit?
In my case, it was recovering lost car keys. They had somehow fallen out of my pocket at some point today. Obviously, the normal course of action in tracking a lost item down is to retrace your steps... the problem with that is that I walked at least over a four mile distance today. That's a lot of ground to retrace. Plus, the whole "retracing your steps" crap never actually works for me.
But I finally bit the bullet and did it. After two and a half hours of searching through the grass in the freezing rain with almost no light, I finally found those damn car keys. Those are two and a half of the most wasted hours of my life (and this is coming from the guy who's starting a Jedi Prince reread), and all I did was recover something I shouldn't have lost in the first place, but I still feel like I could wrestle a hippo.
Well, now it's time to get back to the really important things in life. *goes off to read Jedi Prince*
@Ulicus Who's the guy on the right?
I hear you,
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Community was decent. Not great, but not horrible. There were some funny moments, mainly with Abed, but the characters feel more like their season 1 selves, Troy and Britta went from an interesting couple with good chemestry to what we have now, and they seem to be outright mocking Jeff/Annie fans at this point. Blah. Love the show and the characters, but at this point, let it fade away at the end of the season.
Moon Knight.
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No, wait. Strike that. This one is worse.
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We thought this In-Car Scent Diffuser was kind of cool, then we realized that it can also good-smellify your office via USB and we realized it's actually ingenious. What do you think?
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Exactly what is UNCOMMON or GOOD about kitsch made in China?
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what is different about this? We've gotten similar PLASTIC ones for years from Walmart and the automotive parts store that come with several refills and attach to the AC vent for about $5
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yuk. Perfume in my car? Oh no. Too many people these days have allergies. Not a good idea.
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I think this is really nifty, my son is very sensitive to scents so I wouldn't buy it but wish I could!
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Not so sure about this one. #1 Made in China - negative. #2 Smell good car/office - positive. #3 Oils inside and plugging it into a sideways USB port? Not sure how well that will work. - I say...maybe?
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...because what we need in life is more methods to infuse air with artificial scents to make use believe the dirty air we breathe is "fresh" and not "chemical'd"
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It's fine - just wouldn't buy it.
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I actually love the smell of dad's old truck, but essential oils are nice too. :)
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Archive for the 'privacy' tag
The Right to be Forgotten
This past May, the Court of Justice of the European Union approved "the right to be forgotten" in a case brought by Mario Costeja against a newspaper and Google, a move which fundamentally changed our notions of Internet privacy. More than a decade earlier, Costeja had posted two notices about an auction of his property to pay off debt, and the links to the notices were still appearing in the search results when Googling his name. Costeja brought suit in an effort to remove the links from the search results. The court said the links could be removed if they were found to be "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant." Under the right to be forgotten, only searches that include a person's name will provoke the search result removal, which means that the articles or website can still show up in the results if the search is under a different keyword. The European Union's right to be forgotten has spurred much concern for free speech campaigners, who claim the ruling unjustly limits what can be published online. Privacy advocates, however, are praising the ruling for allowing people some exercise of power over what content appears about them online. This new right creates a process for people to remove links to embarrassing, outdated, and otherwise unwanted content from Google and other search engines' results. Courts are directed to balance the public's interest in access to the information in question and the privacy interests of the person affected by the content. As of now, the ruling applies only to Google's local European sites, such as Google.de in Germany, Google.fr in France, and other search engines. This leaves an easy loophole because the content is still available by searching from Google.com. European data protection representatives are, of course, eager to apply the right to be forgotten worldwide in order to make the ruling more effective. Europe's Article 29 cross-European panel of data protection watchdogs recently announced: "de-listing decisions must be implemented in such a way that they guarantee the effective and complete protection of data subjects' rights and that EU law cannot be circumvented." The Article 29 Working Party is comprised of data protection representatives from across Europe and it has very recently published guidelines on the implementation of the right to be forgotten ruling. The guidelines note, "a balance of the relevant rights and interests has to be made and the outcome may depend on the nature and sensitivity of the processed data and on the interest of the public in having access to that particular information. The interest of the public will be significantly greater if the data subject plays a role in public life." They also address concerns of how this will impact free speech: "in practice, the impact of the de-listing on individuals' rights to freedom of expression and access to information will prove to be very limited. When assessing the relevant circumstances, [Data Protection Authorities] will systematically take into account the interest of the public in having access to the information. If the interest of the public overrides the right of the data subject, de-listing will not be appropriate." The representatives ask search engines to apply this new right to be forgotten to all of their websites, including Google.com, for enforcement worldwide. Privacy advocates allege Google has been undermining the new right by limiting its application to local European sites, while free-speech advocates say the rule is "a gateway to Internet censorship that would whitewash the Web." It is up to the data regulators in individual countries to decide whether to enforce the panel's guidelines, and it remains unclear whether Google will move to implement the rule.
No Ads, No Games, No Gimmicks
Prior to its $19 billion acquisition by Facebook in February, WhatsApp promised subscribers three things: no ads, no games, no gimmicks. For the past five years, WhatsApp prided themselves on operating a simple, practical messaging service that protected user's privacy by not accessing their data for advertising and profit-generating purposes. WhatsApp enjoyed enormous success under this model, drawing approximately 450 million subscribers since its introduction. Facebook's acquisition of WhatsApp turned heads because of the stark contrast in how the two companies handle user privacy and data protection. Facebook is notorious for having a profit model built on accessing user data for monetary gain, and has become a figurehead for those opposing data collection practices in the wake of the NSA leaks. On March 6, 2014, privacy advocate groups EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) and CDD (Center for Digital Democracy) filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission to block the deal until Facebook provided further details on how it would use data acquired from WhatsApp subscribers. These groups are seeking a court order enjoining Facebook from implementing future changes to WhatsApp's privacy policy, claiming that a change in the policy to advocate user data collection would be an unfair and deceptive business practice on the part of Facebook. The complaint states that, "WhatsApp users could not have reasonably anticipated that by selecting a pro-privacy messaging service, they would subject their data to Facebook's data collection practices." Facebook has repeatedly assured that it will not change WhatsApp's privacy policy and will allow WhatsApp to function as a separate business entity. However, Facebook made similar assurances following their $1 billion acquisition of Instagram in April 2012. Facebook then amended Instagram's privacy policy and incorporated the data from Instagram users into their business profit model. It's unclear whether WhatsApp can continue its success under the ownership of Facebook. Recent events have put user data collection under intense public scrutiny. With endless messaging alternatives available, WhatsApp's continued future success may hinge on Facbeook's management of user privacy.
Should You Be Afraid of the Kinect?
Last month Microsoft released its newest console, the Xbox One. As part of its basic package the Xbox One includes a separate, yet required, add-on called the Kinect. The Kinect is a combination of a microphone, a camera, and a plethora of other sensors. The Kinect can see in the dark, pick up voice commands, read your heart rate, and recognize your face to sign in. Ostensibly, the Kinect is used to transmit voice commands to the Xbox One in order for quick and easy control of the device, as well as to provide motion control for certain games. Microsoft also encourages users to run their cable box and other video devices through the Xbox One to allow the console to act as the center of their living room. When not in use, the Kinect stays on standby and waits for the "Xbox On" voice command that will reactivate it. While the gaming possibilities for such a device have gamers excited, the many capabilities of the Kinect also has privacy groups worried about Microsoft's collection of user data. When the Xbox One was first announced back in May of 2013, the German Federal Data Protection Commissioner, Peter Schaar referred the Kinect as "a twisted nightmare" adding that Microsoft has sold a "monitoring device" rather than a game console. These concerns were echoed in the US, where lack of information on the newly announced device had gaming sites worried that the Kinect could not be shut off and would be nearly impossible to fully control. After the recent NSA leaks that showed Microsoft-owned properties, such as Skype, were providing information to the government, the fact that the Microsoft Kinect would collect a large amount of personal data was worrying. So should you be worried about Microsoft your distributing your data? Luckily since the initial outcry, Microsoft has taken several steps to reassure users that their data will not be used inappropriately. For example, Microsoft has promised that it will not sell any data to advertisers, and that the Kinect could be fully disabled and even unplugged without worry. Even your facial recognition information (used as an alternate method of logging in) is converted to a string of numbers and stays on the console, rather than being processed by Microsoft. The only information that Microsoft reserves the right to explicitly monitor is voice chatting (although this does not include Skype conversations). Microsoft also recently joined other technology companies in publishing an open letter to the President and the members of Congress calling for surveillance reform. All in all, Microsoft has taken admirable steps to ensure that its users' privacy.
San Diego Pilots Facial Recognition Technology for Law Enforcement Officials
Earlier this year, 133 Galaxy tablets and smartphones were distributed to 25 law enforcement agencies in the San Diego region as part of a pilot program. Their purpose: to allow San Diego law enforcement officials to make use of mobile facial recognition technology in daily operations. Facial images captured by the mobile devices are run through the Tactical Identification System, a new mobile facial recognition technology that matches images officers take in the field with images from databases containing approximately 348,000 San Diego County arrestees and over 1.4 million booking photos. The Tactical Identification System, which pulls mugshots from the statewide Cal-Photo law enforcement database and also has access to 32 million driver's license photos, is coordinated by the San Diego Association of Governments and counts over 25 federal, state and local agencies among its participants. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department and San Diego Police Department, which received a combined 91 of the 133 total mobile devices, together have made nearly 2,000 queries into the system since the pilot program was launched at the beginning of the year. Officers have stated that the Tactical Identification System's facial recognition capabilities have proven useful in identifying people who refuse to provide their names or make use of false identification. The technology has also been cited as valuable in identifying immigrants who don't have authorization to be in the United States. This pilot program, which relies on technology developed for military use, has largely avoided the public spotlight, most likely due to the fact that the technology was deployed in the field without notice or public hearings. Despite that fact, privacy concerns have still been raised regarding the program and the potential erosion of privacy its expansion could result in. The former executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego & Imperial Counties, Kevin Keenan, has expressed concerns about the "monitoring of everyone's action..." and "storage in perpetuity." The ACLU has been voicing concerns about facial recognition technology for over a decade, identifying the technology's potential inaccuracies and susceptibility to abuse as serious issues. Proponents of the program have countered by pointing out that the facial recognition software has built-in privacy safeguards. Specifically, after field images are run through the system they are deleted by the central database (but the images do remain on the mobile devices until they are manually deleted by an officer). Proponents have also highlighted the fact that the system has valuable applications beyond identifying criminal suspects, including identifying unresponsive, injured persons with no identifying documents. While the legality of the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement has not yet been tested in the courts, such a challenge seems likely if the pilot program succeeds and is expanded throughout the San Diego Sheriff's Department and San Diego Police Department. When the courts decision will be of great importance not only to the citizens of San Diego and San Diego law enforcement, but also to the multibillion dollar biometrics industry. Over 70% of the purchases in the biometrics market, which is expected to grow to $9.37 billion by 2014, are made by law enforcement, the military, and other branches of government. Facial recognition technology is just beginning to play what could ultimately be a very important role in United States law enforcement. At present, just remember that if a San Diego police officer uses his smartphone to take your picture, there may be a lot more going on than meets the eye. Sources: http://cironline.org/reports/facial-recognition-once-battlefield-tool-lands-san-diego-county-5502# http://www.californiacountynews.org/2013/05/facial-recognition-technology-available-for-san-diego-law-enforcement.html
Germany and Brazil Object to United States' Spying using United Nations Procedures
The United States is facing reproach from fellow United Nations members for domestic and international espionage. On November 1st United Nations' diplomats from Germany and Brazil began circulating a draft resolution appealing to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to probe "the protection of the right to privacy in the context of domestic and extraterritorial, including massive, surveillance of communications, their interception and collection of personal data." The draft resolution will also be orally presented to the UN General Assembly's committee on social and humanitarian affairs. The proposed resolution is in response to anger over allegations regarding the United States National Security Agency's (NSA) surveillance practices. Fugitive former United States intelligence contractor Edward Snowden was a source of the information on the United States' spying. The situation presents an interesting example of the interaction between technology, domestic law, international law, human rights, and foreign affairs. Critics regard the NSA's practices as a violation of the right to privacy, and thus a human rights violation. The right to privacy is guaranteed in Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948. Germany and Brazil are specifically concerned about reports that the NSA may have tapped the mobile phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and spied on the private email communications of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. Both leaders have denounced the NSA's spying. German intelligence chiefs met with White House representatives in Washington, DC this week. In contrast, President Rousseff canceled a planned visit to the United States. The draft resolution calls for a report to be developed by the UN human rights chief during the next two years. The purpose of the report would be to clarify the principles, standards, and best practices for conducting national security surveillance within the boundaries of international human rights law, including "digital communications [monitoring] and the use of other intelligence technologies." The proposal also recommends that members review and improve their surveillance practices and oversight mechanisms. If the resolution is passed, it could carry political weight and establish a forum for other members to object to the NSA's practices, although resolutions adopted by the General Assembly are non-binding on member nations.
Body Cameras for Police Officers
Using video cameras to record what a police officer did is not a new phenomenon. Allegations of racial profiling and other police misconduct as well as corrosion of the public's confidence in the police had prompted police departments across the country to install in-car cameras to provide objective accounts of traffic stops and police encounters with the public. [1] A study conducted by International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) found that in-car police cameras overall had a positive impact – increasing officer safety, boosting citizens' confidence in the police by recording inappropriate police behavior, and reducing frivolous complaints against police for lack of professionalism or courtesy. [2] However, these in-car cameras can only capture about 5 percent of what a police officer did, and much of what occurs in the field are lost. [3] With no unbiased evidence, complaints filed against a police officer devolve into a "he-said-she-said" argument. In response to the costs of civil litigation, worries regarding police accountability, and effectiveness of in-car cameras, some police departments have started equipping their officers with portable body cameras. [4][5] One recent study in Rialto, California shows that in the first year that body cameras were introduced, "the number of complaints filed against officers fell by 88 percent compared with the previous 12 months." [6] In addition, "[u]se of force by officers fell by almost 60 percent over the same period." [7] Two months ago, a federal judge had ruled that NYPD's stop-and-frisk tactics as unconstitutional and had order the NYPD to initiate a one-year pilot program that would require officers to wear body cameras to record their dealings with the public. [8][9] However, not everyone is happy with the idea of equipping body cameras on police officers. Although public advocates do see body cameras as deterrent to police misconduct, a principal complaint is privacy invasion. [10] Critics are concerned with the handling and storing of the data captured on these cameras. [11] There are a lot of potential for abuse. For example, data captured by an officer should not be broadcasted to the evening news; neither should the data be allowed to be emailed around the police department. [12] Police officers often interact with public citizens when they are in a sensitive, embarrassing or traumatic state, and that information should not be easily accessible or distributed. [13] And opposition to body cameras is not only on the public front. Although they recognize the value of body cameras, some police officers and governmental officials see body cameras as an encumbrance. [14][15] Despite the opposition, police departments have started pilot programs to test out the effectiveness of these cameras, especially in larger cities such as Los Angeles and New York City. [16][17] Installing body cameras on police officers may be an effective way of utilizing technology to increase police accountability and to provide unbiased accounts of contentious events. There is a potential for this technology to become the new industry standard, like the in-car dashboard cameras; but this technology should not be used if the police department cannot adequately regulate its use so as to prevent invasion of privacy and significant encumbrance on an officer.
Who Am I? Property and Privacy Concerns of the Future
Computers and the internet continue to revolutionize the ways we collect and distribute information. Many privacy concerns have accompanied these technological advancements. Earlier this year, in a New York Times article, some of these privacy concerns were made readily apparent. Using supposedly anonymous DNA sequences from a publicly available database, a scientist was able to identify the names behind five of those samples. The participants in this database had voluntarily participated, and had in fact signed a form saying that the researchers could not guarantee their privacy. Even so, there are several potential legal concerns that this experiment illuminated. First, third party family members' privacy could be violated, even if they had not voluntarily participated in in a genetic database. In the above demonstration, the scientist was not only able to identify the name behind the DNA sequence, he was also able to identify the family members of the participant using online genealogical databases. Given that science has identified genetic risk factors that can potentially lead to health problems, these family members might not want to be identified. If a child of the participant was identified as having a 50% or 100% chance of inheriting some genetic risk factor they might fear being denied insurance coverage or being subjected to discriminatory hiring practices. Consider, for example, someone sharing their home phone number without the permission of other household occupants. If the house starts getting lots of calls from telemarketers, it could be an unpleasant experience for everyone, not just the person who gave out the phone number. This is a relatively benign example, but it demonstrates how volunteering information that is common to both parties could lead to unwanted consequences for the group that has unwittingly been conscripted. Is someone allowed to voluntarily donate their DNA to science, when it could potentially cause problems for their family members? This leads to a second question, how much of our DNA do we actually own, and what bundle of property rights does this ownership grant? There was a recent debate about whether a company could patent individual genes associated with breast cancer. See Ass'n for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics, Inc., 133 S.Ct. 2107 (holding that isolated naturally occurring DNA is not patentable, but synthetically occurring complimentary DNA can be patented). The Supreme Court seems to be correct that a company cannot "invent" a gene, but even if they can't, that doesn't necessarily say whether or not individuals own their DNA. Humans share about 99% of their DNA with chimpanzees as well as bonobos. They share an even higher percentage with each other, and identical twins share nearly identical DNA. Further, DNA has never been truly under an individual's exclusive control. We leave our genetic material everywhere we go as we shed hundreds of thousands of skin cells every day. If we share so much of our DNA with others (indeed sometimes almost all of it), and it is so readily available for sample collection, how much of it are we capable of protecting for privacy reasons? Finally, if we don't own our genes or DNA, what are the implications? Do we own larger parts of our bodies which are merely expressions of these genes? Right now, I think I am in control of my body, and I would like to keep it that way. However, as technology continues to progress, these are questions that our society and government will have to resolve.
Scroogled?: Microsoft's Attack Campaign on Gmail
Microsoft has created a new ad campaign attacking Gmail. And for good reason: Gmail has 425 million active users as of June 2012. As of November 2012, the new Outlook has only 25 million users. Microsoft's campaign is striking on the fact that Gmail "scans emails" in order to create personalized advertisements for users. Microsoft claims that Outlook does not similarly scan through emails in order to create advertisements (it does, however, scan through emails to separate the mail into spam, viruses, and other dangers). The truth? Gmail does scan through emails in order to create personalized ads, but no humans or Google employees ever read through your emails according to Google. It stresses the fact that these advertisements are necessary in order to keep the email service free. In an effort to capture some Gmail users, Microsoft has tried (and failed) to get the FTC to sue Google for violations of antitrust. Microsoft is now following up trying to get Gmail users to switch to Outlook by accusing Google of violating privacy rights that it seems consumers care about. Are Google's actions legal? When you have a Gmail account, you agree to Google's privacy policy. It states: "Google also uses this scanning technology to deliver targeted text ads and other related information. This is completely automated and involves no humans." However, Google has been sued multiple times by non-Gmail users (who have obviously not agreed to the privacy policy) because their emails are also scanned when they send emails to Gmail accounts. No cases have gone to trial yet, but because no one receives the content of any emails sent through Gmail except the intended recipient, Gmail is likely not breaking any laws by conducting an automated scanning of emails for advertisement purposes. Regardless, it is smart of Microsoft to recognize that people are upset with these alleged violations of privacy, and its new advertisements and commercials use this to Outlook's advantage. "There's what I call the creepy line, and the Google policy about a lot of these things is to get right up to the creepy line, but not cross it." -Eric Schmidt, Google Executive Chairman.
Survey says nearly half of lawyers want to move key functions into "the cloud"
As more of our lives, and more of our work move into the digital realm, a Legal IT Professional's survey indicates a split in the profession over whether firms should move key technology functions into "the cloud". The survey's sample size was fairly small (there were 438 respondents), yet 45% of lawyers and paralegals were in favor of the shift, with the slightly larger 46% opposing it (the remaining 9% very diplomatically had no opinion on the issue). Small to mid-size firms were more likely to be in favor, with 57% of firms boasting over 1,000 fee earners opposing the move. This is unsurprising, as larger firms tend to have in-house IT departments that might suffer from the move. What is surprising is that such a high level of the profession seems so willing to embrace what would doubtlessly be a huge change for the field. On one hand, it would certainly make remote access easier, which may explain the high number of lawyers in favor of the move. Yet increasing the technological complexity of day-to-day legal work will involve training staff in the new processes, taking risks with a lot of the firm's documentation, and ultimately, opening up a large amount of confidential information to the risk of hacking. It is likely that none of these problems will ultimately prevent the shift from occurring, and 81% of those responding indicated they thought it would likely happen in the next decade. The willingness of such a large swath of a generally conservative, risk-averse profession to make the leap already is still worth noting however. In a profession that tends to eschew development for stability and to prefer precedent over novelty, the fact that these numbers are so high already may tell us a lot about the way all of society has embraced technology over the past few decades, and how much larger a role it is likely to play in our lives in years to come.
Are Your E-mail Communications Protected by the Stored Communications Act?
Last month, the Supreme Court of South Carolina ruled that the Stored Communications Act ("SCA") did not protect e-mails contained in a user's webmail account. Jennings v. Jennings, No. 27177 2012 WL 4808545 (S.C. Oct. 10, 2012). The e-mail user sued his wife and her relative for violating the SCA by accessing his Yahoo! account to obtain e-mails he exchanged with another woman. The SCA was enacted in 1986 as part of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act and provides protection to electronic communication service providers and users by limiting when the government can compel disclosure of certain communications, limiting when service providers can voluntarily disclose information, and providing a cause of action against a person that intentionally obtains an "electronic communication while in electronic storage" without authorization. 18 U.S.C. § 2701(a)(2) (2000). Due to outdated definitions, the SCA affords little protection to internet communications exchanged today. An electronic communication service is a service providing "electronic storage," which is defined as "(A) any temporary intermediate storage of a wire or electronic communication incidental to the electronic transmission thereof; and (B) any storage of such communication by an electronic communication service for purposes of backup protection of such communication." 18 U.S.C. § 2510(17) (2000). This definition of electronic storage tracked the way e-mail was used at the time the SCA was enacted; mail was temporarily copied and stored before being downloaded to the recipient's computer. Today, webmail services allow the user to access mail on the web through any computer rather than require the user to download the mail onto their personal computer, which raises the question of whether webmail is ever in temporary intermediate storage or stored solely for backup protection. The Department of Justice ("DOJ") has adopted a narrow interpretation of "electronic storage." According to the DOJ, a communication is not electronic storage under §2510(17)(A) unless it is stored in the course of transmission, and communications stored as backup protection under § 2510(17)(B) are those that are stored by the service provider as a backup copy prior to delivery to the recipient. CCIPS, U.S. Dep't of Justice, Searching and Seizing Computers and Obtaining Electronic Evidence in Criminal Investigations, 123 (3d ed. 2009). Conversely, in Theofel v. Farey-Jones, the Ninth Circuit found that e-mail read by the recipient but still available on the server was stored for the purpose of "backup protection" and thus protected by the SCA under § 2510(17)(B). 359 F.3d 1066 (9th Cir. 2004). In Jennings, a lower court relied on Theofel in determining that the e-mails were in electronic storage "for purposes of backup protection." The Supreme Court reversed, holding that the "passive inaction" involved in opening e-mail and leaving the single copy on the server cannot constitute storage for backup protection. Based on this holding, it is unclear whether any web-based e-mail communication would be protected under the SCA. Although the question of whether the e-mail could be protected under §2510(A) ("temporary intermediate storage of a wire or electronic communication") was not raised in Jennings, it is unlikely that any opened e-mail could be said to be "intermediate storage." The SCA's outdated definitions are difficult to apply to electronic communications as they are used today and therefore do not adequately protect web-based communications.
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I keep losing open office..search can't even find it. the only way I can download again is delete it in add & remove I wonder why it is there but no where else? It will disappear again in a day or 2.
Now does anyone know of any thing else I can use that will open open office doc files.
It acts strange. I have open office right now as I deleted it in Add & Remove so I was able to download again. 3 times so far in about the last few weeks It just disappeared for no reason.. The only place it is is add & remove. I did a search NO open office. No shortcuts.. not in programs.. NO where but Add & Remove.
I have scanned my computer thoroughly..It always comes out clean.
It takes time but so far I have been able to get it back...if it would just stay.
Are you having other problems with this computer? Are you making frequent use of SYSTEM RESTORE? If, after you install OO, you are restoring the computer to a time when OO was not installed, maybe that is removing your shortcut. That's all I can think of. Programs and their shortcuts don't just disappear for no reason. You are either doing something wrong or you do have a virus/infection and don't know it.
I haven't noticed any other problems on this computer.
I have scanned with MWB..Avast..SuperAntiSpyWare.
I have SpywareBlaster. None have found a problem.
I've had this computer about 3 years..It is windows 7.
I have never done a System Restore on it. I did once on another computer but don't remember how to do it. I have a fear of messing up everything. I don't remember when this problem started.
I realize something is wrong.. that's why I'm trying to get help here..
Are you using any type of system cleaner which could be removing Desktop icons and Start menu entries??
On your C:/ drive please look in the Program Data/Microsoft/Windows/Start Menu/Programs folder. Anything related to OO?
Again on the C:/ drive, in the folder for Program Files any OO entry?
I'm not using any type of system cleaner.
Yes OO is in both of the places U named BUT I also have OO right now. I reinstalled it last nite.
I feel sure when I lose it again it will be gone from those places too.
What else can I scan with to be sure I don't have a virus?
If you lose OO again look at the two locations. I am thinking you are losing the pointers to the application, not the application itself.
Are you saving created documents in the .doc or the default .odt format?
If you click on a store document does it open?
Well OO is gone again..I looked in the places U gave me & only got..(The system can not find the file specified.)
I had saved it all in a thumb drive BUT they only open when OO is installed. So it looks like when I want to open a file I have to go in Add & Delete..delete OO & reinstall it.
If anyone has any ideas please help.
Is there any program that will save doc files CHEAP!! or will they do like OO too?
I copied the files & pasted in word pad & it saved as OO so that didn't work. I have no idea what is wrong & what to do.
Where are you downloading OO from? If you are getting it from a somewhere other than the site below, that could be a problem.
Do multiple people use this computer? Do they each have their own logon? Are you using the computer as the administrator? I'm getting the feeling that OO is not being installed for ALL USERS.
I don't know what "saved it all on a thumb drive" means. I don't even know if OO can be installed and run from a thumb drive but if that's what you did, IMHO that is WRONG. What are you using a thumb drive for and why?
I'd bet a weeks pay that OO is not the problem. It's being used by millions without the difficulties you're having.
Here is a link that might be useful: Open Office
I'll try to answer your questions as I sure want to solve this problem some way.
When I finish here I'll download from the site U gave me. I have been downloading from..ninite.
I doubt the problem is with OO but what? & how do I fix it? I can't bet a weeks pay as I don't have a weeks pay & U would probably win :-)
I am the only one who ever uses this computer But something does come to mind. I have an icon on the desk top that I have to click to use the computer.. it used to have only my name but somehow it is now locked but other than that I see no changes. It is no big deal having to do that but maybe it is.
I only save documents on a thumb/flash drive NOT the program. I use the thumb drive to back up info I don't want to lose in case of a crash. Anything saved from OO is just not useable unless I reinstall it for the moment.
Yes I'm pretty sure I run as the administrator. You may be on to something about it not being installed for ALL USERS even though I am the only user.
People here & other forums (mostly here) are about the only help I have. I'm just an old lady trying to do new things. I have used a computer since the early 90s But not anything fancy.. mostly mail, researching different things & games. I really enjoy researching & get into some strange places but careful of where I go.. If WOT is RED I'm out of there.
Gone to delete OO & install from the site U gave me.. Will also check out the forum there but doubt I find my problem.
Thanks ,
You misunderstood me.. I do leave everything on the computer..flash/thumb drive is just a backup.
IF OO is down though I don't have a copy anywhere. I use the send TO command to put on the drive.. should I do it another way? I don't think an external drive would be any different in my case.
Is this icon you mentioned on your desktop? If the icon that you have to click on to use the computer is now locked...(never heard of this before...first time for everything I guess)...then how are you able to use the computer? Does this icon have a name? Can you right-click the icon and list the options you are given?
I'm sorry I have meant to give an update but things seem to get in my way....Procrastination.
I downloaded it from the site U gave me..it had an option to to set it to all users..I have lost it twice since then..once when I rebooted & once when the lights went out in the building. That is sure better than before.
Thanks again for helping me.. thanks everyone.
I don't know what I'd do without your help.
Is this computer YOUR OWN PERSONAL COMPUTER owned by YOU, or does it belong to your employer? If it belongs to the employer or is connected to the employers network, then your company's IT department may have rules about what CAN and CANNOT be installed on their network and on computers owned by them or used on their network. If this is the case, your should talk to whoever in your building is responsible for computer services and find out if they can assist. It may be that the network doesn't recognize you as someone authorized to install new programs.
This is MY computer & no one else uses it. The building I referred to is an apt type building. It has 100 apt in it for elderly & disabled. It is not a nursing home..just us old folks.
I'm not sure how the computer got set to multiple users as nothing is connected to it but what I use & I am the only user.... When it comes on or gone to sleep from no use I have to click on an Icon to do anything. Annoying but no big deal to me.
I know there is a place by the start button that has a sleep button..that is not what I do. If I stay off the computer for awhile the screen saver comes on..then after another short time my screen goes black. I can touch any key & it "wakes" up.
That is what I was referring to going to sleep. May not be the right term.


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I brought these from my Gardens in Vancouver where I used to live. I had a Bible Theme Garden with Burning Bush, Halo Dogwood, Jacobs Ladder, Lily of the Valley and on and on. It was a fun garden to put together.
it doesn't even resemble the AHS photo..Even the discription on Tinkers is different as far as size goes. Look at Tim Bell's daylily garden. He does a lot of the spiritual names since he's a christian. Holy Spirit is an old one you might like. Holy City, Mountains Bow Down are just a couple. There are tons of Bibical names and sayings..I no longer have Gentle Shepherd or I woould send it to you! Ellie
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At first, it seemed like a morality play: school officials stand by as an innocent high school freshman, new in town, is harassed into suicide by a pack of older teens.
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Six tips for making strategic e-mail marketing work for your business during the holidays. Why should retailers have all the fun?
Given the timing of this column, appearing just before the Thanksgiving holiday here in the U.S., I did a quick (and very unscientific) survey of 10 B2B e-mail marketers last week. It was a one question poll: "Last year, did you see an uptick in e-mail activity on Cyber Monday, the Monday after the Thanksgiving holiday?"
The answers were rather surprising, and luckily everyone provided additional insight beyond "yes" or "no." Every one of the respondents said that the end of the long Thanksgiving weekend signaled the beginning of an end-of-quarter/year B2B rush. Nearly all (8 in 10) said they send more e-mail messages in December (as they do at the end of every quarter), and that response rates are actually higher for some message types now than in other quarters.
Fascinating! Why should retailers have all the fun?
Here's what I suspect is happening:
How about that -- strategic e-mail marketing works. The opposite -- sending e-mail marketing with abandon -- is always a bad idea. High frequency coupled with low relevance is a death knell -- it depresses response, annoys subscribers, increases unsubscribes, and spikes complaints (counted with every click on the Report Spam button in Outlook, Cloudmark, or Internet service providers (ISPs) like Yahoo and Gmail, which power many small business e-mail). Too many complaints will prevent all your messages from reaching the inbox and earning a response.
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and ever since FDR our SCOTUS has been reduced to a single jester, unified on everything monetized for "progress", From Moses Hess to Marx and Herzl, where Pathology gave birth to communist asia whilst confiding in U.S. federal policy the same purpose for protecting theurgical zionism in spite of secular Republicanism, and in the name of socialism.
In essence, the progressive era replaced Christ's power to separate church and state using the holy spirit by socializing spirit away from holiness and into progress/communism.
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