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Prior to joining the AIRC, Ian was a Professor in the Graduate School of Government, University of Sydney (2004-2007), and prior to that a Senior Fellow in the Politics Programme at the Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University (1999-2004).
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January 14, 2013By Andrew Smith of New Palestine High School
Dragons runners-up at HHC meet: New Palestine was runner-up to Yorktown at the Hoosier Heritage Conference wrestling meet.
Yorktown won with 270 points. NP had 242 and Greenfield-Central 180.5 to make up the top three. Pendleton Heights (166), Rushville (136), Delta (98), Shelbyville (68.5) and Mt. Vernon (60) rounded out the field.
Five Dragons won HHC titles. For New Palestine, C.J. Red was an individual champion at 106, winning his final-round match by injury default. Taylor Fee won at 126 by fall and Brian Wagner won at 182 by fall. Noah Grable had a major decision at 195 and Gabe Estes a fall at 220.
Gordon Wagner (138) and Robbie Elsea (145) placed second, Rylan McCarty (113) and Nick Brickens (160) placed third, Jared Timberman (132), Logan Hunt (152) and Ian Pomfret (170) placed fourth. Willie Bryan (285) placed fifth and Eugene Starks (120) was sixth.
The Dragons next compete Wednesday in their final dual meet of the year, at Franklin.
Dragons compete at HHC meet: Emily Trimpe won an individual Hoosier Heritage Conference title as the New Palestine girls swim team placed fourth at the HHC meet Saturday at the NPHS natatorium.
Trimpe won the 100 breaststroke in a time of 1:09.10, winning by more than four seconds. In that event, Erin Trimpe was fourth and Addison Virt sixth in that event, giving the Dragons their strongest single event of the day.
The Dragons also had several strong finishes.
Emily Trimpe was also second in the 50 freestyle, and was part of two runner-up relay teams. Finishing second was the 200 medley relay of Megan Prosser, Erin Trimpe, Virt and Emily Trimpe and the 200 free relay of Virt, Erin Trimpe, Emily Trimpe and Katie Mustard.
Other top-six finishers for New Palestine -- Hannah Ayer and Shannon Jones were third and fourth in diving, Erin Trimpe was sixth in the 200 individual medley, Claire Hornsby was sixth in the 100 butterfly and the 400 free relay team of Kenzie Wells, Katie Mustard, Prosser and WIneman was sixth.
Other strong performances by the Dragon girls as cited by coach Steve Maxwell were Wineman in the 50 freestyle (10th), Kara Mustard in the 100 butterfly (11th), Wells (9th) and Wineman (12th) in the 100 freestyle and Faith Stirm (13th) and Kayla Jameson (15th) in the 500 freestyle. All had significant improvements over their in-season times to this point in the season.
Yorktown won the event with 393 points. Mt. Vernon was second with 353, Pendleton Heights third with 330 and NPHS fourth with 319. Delta (244), Greenfield-Central (232), Shelbyville (126) and Rushville (74) rounded out the team scoring.
In the boys meet, the Dragons finished seventh. They were led by Grant Gish, who was second in the 50 freestyle and third in the 100 freestyle,
Luke Steigerwalt was fifth in the 100 butterfly.
The 200 freestyle relay of Gish, Todd Horn, Steigerwalt and Will Coleman placed sixth.
Other strong performances by the Dragon boys as cited by coach Steve Maxwell were Luke Reed and Wes Virt in the 200 IM (13th/14th), Virt in the 100 breaststroke (14th), Todd Horn in the 50 freestyle (14th) and 100 freestyle (13th), Will Mitchell in the 100 freestyle (19th) and Jake Mitchell (13th) and Conner Page (15th) in the 100 backstroke.
Greenfield-Central won with 450.5 points. Mt. Vernon was second with 306.5, followed by Pendleton Heights (305), Yorktown (295), Delta (287), Shelbyville (221), NPHS (162) and Rushville (22).
"The women scored 20 points more than they had on paper going into the meet," Maxwell said. "Overall, the meet played out pretty close to what I expected and I am encouraged about our chance for success at sectional."
The Dragons next compete Thursday against Rushville and Scecina.
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New Palestine 51, Pendleton Heights 48: Michael Morris hit a 3-pointer in the closing seconds to give the Dragons a big Hoosier Heritage Conference victory on the road Friday night.
Morris finished the night with 20 points to lead the Dragons, who led for much of the night but saw PH rally to tie the game in the final minute. Morris hit 8-of-14 from the floor and had four rebounds, two assists and two steals.
Brogan Gary led all scorers with 24 points for PH. His banked-in 3-pointer with 14 seconds left tied the game and set the stage for Morris' heroics. Kurt Talbert had 12 points on 5-of-6 shooting for PH.
NP led 11-6 after a quarter and 25-19 at the half, with Brandon Jonas scoring nine first-half points. The Dragons held a 35-29 lead after three and maintained a five-point lead for much of the early part of the fourth quarter.
Jonas had 13 points for the Dragons. Ryan Curry added seven points, three boards and two steals. Solomon Haynes had five assists and six rebounds, leading the team in both categories. Seth Cox had tied a team high with six rebounds.
NP shot 51 percent (20-of-39) from the floor.
The Dragons are now 9-3 on the season and 4-0 in the Hoosier Heritage Conference, sharing the lead with Mt. Vernon and Yorktown. NP next plays Jan. 18 at Roncalli, then returns home Jan. 19 to face Whiteland. PH is now 6-5 (2-2 HHC). The Whiteland game on Saturday will be webcast at www.ihigh.com/newpaldragons.


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The Defense Department may be the single largest energy consumer on the planet, but it can be the greatest energy conserver, too. That's according to Kevin Geiss, deputy assistant of energy for the Air Force, in a new video called "The Five Things Every Airman Should Know About Energy."
Airmen are critical to the Air Force's energy conservation and efficiency plans, since maintenance and flight patterns can have as much influence on consumption as new engines and renewable fuel sources.
"We're trying to get our airmen to understand the importance of energy, so that they can be a part of the solution as well," Geiss said.
Energy conservation is an important part of the Air Force's cost-cutting initiatives.
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Joe Girardi cast some doubt on Derek Jeter's ability to return from a broken ankle by Opening Day, saying yesterday that "there's a little bit of a question" about whether he'll be recovered in time to be in the Yankees' lineup.
Jeter broke his left ankle in Game 1 of the ALCS and underwent surgery on October 20, with initial reports pegging his recovery timetable as 4-5 months. That would mean returning during spring training and Girardi stressed that he believes Jeter "will find a way" to do that, but also admitted it's no sure thing "because of the rehab and you have to get the full strength and maybe you're not able to start doing the things you normally would in January."
Not mentioned by Girardi is that even if Jeter is healthy enough to start playing in spring training and able to be in the Yankees' lineup for Opening Day the odds of him picking up right where he left off defensively as a 39-year-old shortstop coming back from a broken ankle seem pretty long. And of course while Jeter has five Gold Glove awards the last of those came in 2010 and his defense has long been viewed as a negative based on advanced metrics.
Simply by being a 38-year-old everyday shortstop and by hitting .316 following back-to-back seasons in which he appeared to be declining offensively Jeter has bucked the odds in a huge way already, but Girardi having doubts about his ability to continuing doing so following a broken ankle definitely seem sensible.
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the odds of him picking up right where he left off defensively as a 39-year-old shortstop coming back from a broken ankle seem pretty long.
This is a joke right? If he walked back out there the next day with the broken ankle he'd have picked it up defensively, right where he left off…
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I'm a Tigers' fan. Have been since I was old enough to understand the word 'baseball'. That said, there are…and have been…a few players over the years who have transcended normal fan favoritism, and become the property of baseball, itself, belonging to all fans everywhere, without regard for the single team they actually played for..
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Players, perhaps, like Derek Jeter.
I'll miss Jeter, when he retires. I'll miss the things he did so easily, that others couldn't do at all. I'll miss the feeling that as long as Jeter was there, like Mays and Banks and perhaps a half dozen others before him, that baseball was going to be okay.
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FALSE CLAIMS IN SPAM A report by the FTC's Division of Marketing Practices April 30, 2003 FALSE CLAIMS IN SPAM I. OVERVIEW In this report, staff of the Federal Trade Commission's ("FTC") Division of Marketing Practices describes the results of its review of approximately 1,000 pieces of unsolicited commercial email (UCE), commonly known as "spam." This random sample was drawn from a pool of over 11,000,000 pieces of spam. This study, which focuses on the likely truth or falsity of claims contained in the messages, supplements two previous FTC studies of spam – the About 1,000 "Spam Harvest" (finding that 86% of addresses posted to web pages and pieces of spam newsgroups received spam) and the "Remove Me Surf" (finding that 63% of were analyzed to email list removal requests were not honored). determine whether they bore the hall- marks of falsity. This study represents the first extensive review of false claims appearing in UCE.1 FTC staff who are trained to spot deceptive and unfair practices identified indicators of falsity for several types of offers likely to appear in spam. These indicators of falsity were based on representations found to be false in previous law enforcement actions brought by the Commission and on staff research. Staff then analyzed each piece of spam to determine whether the "From" line, "Subject" line, or message content contained any of these signs of falsity. The presence of signs of falsity in a message reviewed in this study does not mean that the message satisfies the legal standard of deception under FTC staff the FTC Act; further investigation would be necessary to make such a analyzed false determination. Staff also reviewed each piece of spam to determine whether the claims appearing in "From" and message contained pornographic images (in order to determine whether the "Subject" lines and in nature of the images was disclosed in the "Subject" line), a request for personal the body of information, or a label indicating that the message was an advertisement. messages. The messages reviewed by FTC staff consist of random samples from three FTC data sets – the UCE Database (consisting of spam forwarded to the FTC by members of the public), the Harvest Database (consisting of messages received by undercover FTC email boxes seeded on Internet web pages and in chat rooms), and spam received by FTC employees in their official FTC inboxes. A full description of the data sets, the sampling ratios, and likely biases of each data set are discussed in Section XI. (Methodology). 1 Studies by others have focused on the economic costs resulting from spam (see, e.g., http://www.ferris.com (April 8, 2003)), the volume of UCE (see, e.g., http://www.brightmail.com/pressreleases/122302_holiday_spam_ale- rt.html (Dec. 23, 2002)), and consumer attitudes regarding spam (see, e.g., http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/index.asp (Jan. 3, 2003)). 1 II. TYPES OF OFFERS MADE VIA SPAM FTC staff began its analysis by determining the type of offer being made in each spam message. The messages fell into eight general categories, with a catch-all category included for types of offers that appeared infrequently: Investment/ Type of Offer Description Business Opportunity Investment/Business Opportunity work-at-home, franchise, chain letters, etc. offers account for 20% of spam Adult pornography, dating services, etc. studied. The Finance credit cards, refinancing, insurance, foreign majority of these are money offers, etc. work-at-home, franchise, chain Products/Services products and services, other than those coded letter, and other non- with greater specificity. securities offers. Health dietary supplements, disease prevention, organ enlargement, etc. Computers/Internet web hosting, domain name registration, email marketing, etc. Leisure/Travel vacation properties, etc. Education diplomas, job training, etc. Other catch-all for types of offers not captured by specific categories listed above. The following illustration sets forth the prevalence of different types of offers in the random sample of spam analyzed by FTC staff: Investment/ Offers Made via Spam Business Leisure/Travel 2% Education Investment/ Opportunity, Computers/Internet 7% 1% Business Adult, and Finance Opportunity Other 20% offers together 9% comprise over half of spam in sample. Health 10% Adult 18% Products/Services 16% Finance 17% 2 Together, Investment/Business Opportunity, Adult, and Finance offers comprised 55% of the random sample of spam analyzed by FTC staff. Only 7% of spam Surprisingly, given that UCE inherently targets consumers with computers and analyzed concerned Internet connections, only 7% of the spam analyzed concerned offers for Computer or Internet- computer or Internet-related products or services. related goods or services. III. FALSITY IN "FROM" LINE The "From" line in each UCE message was examined to determine whether the information obscured the true identity of the sender. FTC staff determined whether the "From" line contained any of the following indicators of falsity: Type of "From" Description Line Falsity Blank Sender's identity has been stripped from "From" line Connotes Business Name of sender suggests a business relationship between sender Relationship and recipient (e.g., "email@example.com") Connotes Personal Name of sender suggests a personal relationship between sender Relationship and recipient (e.g., use of first name only, which may suggest that the message is from someone in the recipient's address book.) Message from Sender's identifying information has been stripped from message Recipient and replaced with recipient's email address Disguised in Other Catch-all for other methods used to disguise the sender's true Way email address (e.g., sender, as identified in the message text, uses another person or entity's name or email address in the from line) One-third of the spam messages contained false information in the "From" line. Percentage of Spam with False "From" Line Thirty-three percent of spam analyzed contained false Yes information in the 33% "From" line. No 67% 3 Of the messages containing indicators of falsity in the "From" line, nearly half claimed to be from someone with a personal relationship with the recipient. Such a personal relationship was typically manifested by the use of only a first name in the "From" line, suggesting that the message was coming from someone whose name was in the recipient's email address book. Types of False Claims in "From" Line Message from Recipient Blank Of the spam 14% 3% containing false Disguised Identity of Sender in Some information in the Other Way Business "From" line, 46% 24% Relationship suggested a personal 13% relationship between the sender and recipient. Personal Relationship 46% "From" lines with signs of falsity appeared in UCE for all types of offers, with incidence rates ranging from a low of 27.2% for education-related spam to a high of 45.8% for spam coded as "Other," and 43.1% for finance-related spam. No matter the type of offer contained in the UCE, senders of the UCE reviewed by FTC staff frequently obscured their identity by manipulating the information in the "From" line. Percentage of Spam with False "From" Line by Type of Offer Senders of all types of spam 100% analyzed 90% frequently obscure 80% their identities in the 70% "From" line. 60% 46% 50% 43% 40% 34% 30% 30% 33% 31% 30% 28% 27% 20% 10% 0% Adult Computers/ Education Finance Health Investment/ Leisure/ Other Products/ Internet Bus. Op. Travel Services 4 IV. FALSITY IN "SUBJECT" LINE FTC staff examined the "Subject" line in each spam message in the sample to determine whether the information appeared to be false. "Subject" lines were analyzed to determine whether they contained any of the following characteristics: Type of Subject Line Description Falsity Blank Contains no information about the subject of the message Connotes Business Relationship Suggests existence of business relationship between sender and recipient (e.g., "your order's status") Connotes Personal Relationship Suggests existence of personal relationship between sender and recipient (e.g., "Bob says 'hi'") Unrelated to Content of Message Content of message differs from description in "Subject" line Re: Suggests that the message is in reply to a message previously sent by recipient Other Catch-all for other methods used to disguise the true content of the message (e.g., "Subject" line indicates that the message is "extremely urgent.") Twenty-two percent of UCE in the sample contained false information in the "Subject" line. Twenty-two percent of spam analyzed contained Percentage of Spam with False "Subject" Line false information in the "Subject" line. Yes 22% No 78% 5 Of the spam containing signs of falsity in their "Subject" lines, nearly one-third contained a "Subject" line that bore no relationship to the content of the message. These false "Subject" lines were designed to lure consumers into opening the messages, expecting to see content related to the representations in the "Subject" lines. Forty-two percent of the spam containing false "Subject" lines misrepresented that the sender had a personal or business relationship with Forty-two percent the recipient. of spam containing misleading "Subject" lines misrepresented that Types of False Claims in "Subject" Line the sender had a personal or business Blank Re: 5% relationship with the 14% Business recipient. Relationship 17% Other 7% Personal Misleading/ Relationship Unrelated 25% 32% While false "Subject" lines were found in all types of offers, over one- third of "adult" offers appeared to misrepresent the content of the message. Percentage of Spam with False "Subject" Line by Type of Offer One in every three "adult" spam 100% messages 90% reviewed by the FTC 80% contained false 70% information in the 60% "Subject" line. 50% 40% 34% 32% 27% 29% 30% 20% 21% 18% 18% 20% 11% 10% 0% Adult Computers/ Education Finance Health Investment/ Leisure/ Other Products/ Internet Bus. Op. Travel Services 6 V. FALSITY IN "FROM" OR "SUBJECT" LINES Forty-four percent of spam analyzed by FTC staff contained hallmarks of falsity in either the "From" line or "Subject" line. Forty-four percent Percentage of Spam with of spam reviewed False "From" OR "Subject" Line by FTC staff contained false information in the "From" or "Subject" lines. Yes 44% No 56% All types of spam in the sample analyzed by FTC staff contained indicators of falsity in the "From" or "Subject" line, with incidence rates ranging from a low of 36.4% for education-related UCE to a high of 53.9% for finance-related spam. Percentage of Spam with False "From" OR "Subject" Line Over half of by Type of Offer finance-related spam analyzed by 100% the FTC contained false 90% "From" or "Subject" 80% lines. 70% 54% 53% 60% 52% 50% 46% 44% 42% 36% 40% 37% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Adult Computers/ Education Finance Health Investment/ Leisure/ Other Products/ Internet Bus. Op. Travel Services 7 VI. FALSITY IN MESSAGE TEXT Using expertise gleaned from past law enforcement actions and its own research, FTC staff identified specific representations that were likely to be false. Staff then analyzed each spam message in the sample to determine whether its text bore any of the enumerated hallmarks of falsity. Approximately 40% of the messages had at least one indication of falsity. Percentage of Spam with False Text Forty percent of spam studied contained signs of falsity in the body of the message. Yes 40% No 60% The incidence of likely false claims in the text of spam varied considerably among types of offers. Ninety percent of UCE in the sample that advertised investment and business opportunities contained signs of falsity. Ninety percent of Percentage of Spam with False Text spam concerning by Type of Offer investment and 100% business opportunity 90% 90% offers analyzed by the 80% FTC contained likely 70% false claims. 60% 49% 45% 50% 35% 40% 32% 28% 30% 20% 11% 10% 10% 1% 0% Adult Computers/ Education Finance Health Investment/ Leisure/ Other Products/ Internet Bus. Op. Travel Services 8 Many of the Investment/Business Opportunity messages analyzed for this study could be categorized as "chain letter" messages, and many others advertised some other form of "effortless income." Chain letter and effortless income offers are frequently marketed through UCE. Spotlight on: "Chain Letter" Spam What the "chain letters" say: • "Read on. It's true. Every word of it. It is legal. I checked." What to watch out for: • Chain letters may try to win your confidence by claiming that they're legal, and even that they're Of the spam endorsed by the government. Nothing is further from analyzed, 48% the truth. marketing healthcare products and 47% marketing travel or leisure products contained Other topics generating a significant percentage of messages with signs of falsity in the indicators of falsity included those involving health (48%) and leisure/travel text of their messages. (47%). Common "health" spam messages advertised weight loss products and intimacy aids; common "leisure/travel" spam messages offered prize and vacation promotions. VII. FALSITY IN "FROM" LINE, "SUBJECT" LINE, 9 OR MESSAGE TEXT Sixty-six percent of spam analyzed by FTC staff contained indications of falsity in their "From" lines, "Subject" lines, or message text. Percentage of Spam with False Sixty-six percent of spam analyzed "From" Lines, "Subject" Lines, or contained false Text "From" lines, "Subject" lines, or message text. No 34% Yes 66% All types of spam in the sample contained indications of falsity in the "From" or "Subject" line or in the message text, with falsity rates ranging from a low of 42% for spam involving the sale of products and services to 96% for spam offering investment and business opportunities. Percentage of Spam with False "From" Lines, "Subject" Lines, OR Message Text, by Type of Offer Ninety-six percent of spam 100% 96% concerning 90% investment and 80% business opportunities 71% 70% 69% contained false "From" 60% 60% 57% 54% 57% lines, "Subject" lines, 50% 45% or message text. 42% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Adult Computers/ Education Finance Health Investment/ Leisure/ Other Products/ Internet Bus. Op. Travel Services 10 VIII. USE OF THE "ADV:" LABEL IN "SUBJECT" LINES OF MESSAGES STUDIED Several states have enacted laws in recent years requiring senders of spam to begin every subject line with the phrase "ADV:" (an abbreviation used to identify advertising) in messages sent to recipients of those states. FTC staff's study of a sample of messages found that compliance with this labeling Two percent of the requirement was sparse. spam analyzed contained the "ADV" label in the subject line, which is required by several Percentage of Spam Using "ADV" in Subject Line state laws. No 98% Yes 2% IX. MESSAGES REQUESTING RECIPIENTS' PERSONAL INFORMATION The spam study showed that messages rarely requested recipients to submit personal information in responding to the senders' offers. In analyzing spam regarding this feature, staff distinguished between information that is public and readily available, such as the sender's name and address, and While relatively information that is not public or is not readily available, such as the sender's few spam in the study asked the bank account number. The latter type of personal information consists of data recipient to submit that can lead to identity theft or other monetary harm if it falls into the wrong personal information, hands; the FTC advises consumers to guard this information carefully. Only 14 those messages of the UCE in the sample requested such personal information. Ten of these 14 requesting such information typically messages also contained indicators of falsity in the "From" line, "Subject" line, contained signs of or body of the message. falsity. 11 Spotlight on: "Nigerian" Spam & Personal Information • These messages may ask for your bank account number–purportedly so the sender can wire you millions of dollars. • If you respond and provide your account information, you will receive nothing–and the sender will have access to funds in that account. X. USE OF ADULT IMAGERY IN OFFERS FOR PORNOGRAPHY Consumers and lawmakers have repeatedly expressed concern over sexually explicit images contained in spam, principally because the images may be accessible to children. To help determine the scope of this issue, FTC staff analyzed the prevalence of pornographic imagery in the Harvest Database and the database of spam received in FTC employees' inboxes. (Because many consumers who forwarded their spam to the UCE Database did not send the spam in an HTML-enabled format, the UCE Database sub-sample was excluded from this particular analysis). A message was considered to have "adult imagery" if the image appeared automatically (without requiring the consumer to hyperlink to a web page) and the image contained nudity. 12 Seventeen percent of pornographic offers in the spam analyzed by FTC staff contained "adult imagery." Over 40% of these pornographic spam messages contained false statements in their "From" or "Subject" lines, making it more likely that recipients would open the messages without knowing that pornographic images will appear. Seventeen percent of spam advertising pornographic websites Percentage of Pornographic Spam with "Adult Imagery" included "adult "Adult Imagery" Spam with False "From" OR "Subject" Line images" in the body of the message. No Imagery With Imagery 83% 17% Truthful 59% False 41% XI. METHODOLOGY For this study, FTC staff analyzed UCE from three sources – the UCE Database (approximately 450 sample messages), the Harvest Database (approximately 450 sample messages), and spam received in official FTC Forty-one percent inboxes (approximately 100 sample messages). The UCE Database and Harvest of spam containing Database samples were drawn from messages received during the last six "adult imagery" months of 2002. The UCE messages were collected for this study using random contained false information in their selection protocols established by the FTC Bureau of Economics. To enable "From" or "Subject" future internal analysis of spam not blocked by the FTC's internal computer lines. systems, the data sample was supplemented with 100 pieces of randomly- selected UCE received by FTC employees during March 2003. The UCE Database contains spam forwarded to the Commission by members of the public. Consumers currently contribute about 130,000 messages per day to the UCE Database, and a total of 11,184,139 messages were forwarded to the FTC's UCE Database during the time period from which the study's sample was drawn. The volume of messages in the UCE Database makes it likely that this data source provides a fairly representative look at the 13 types of messages that many consumers receive. Nonetheless, the email in the database may be skewed because contributors are likely to be knowledgeable about spam or have a dismal view of UCE. The Harvest Database consists of 3,651 messages received by FTC undercover email accounts that were established as part of its email harvesting study. As part of the Harvest study, the FTC and its law enforcement partners established 250 email accounts and posted these email addresses to 175 different locations on the Internet. Specific email addresses were posted on newsgroups, message boards, chat rooms, instant messaging services, email service directories, web pages, domain name "whois" information, online resume services, and online dating services. FTC staff then tracked email received by each of the 250 email accounts. While spam contained in the Harvest Database does not suffer from the same potential "contributor" biases as the UCE Database, it may not be fairly representative of the range of spam offers that consumers receive. The database contains messages sent by marketers who use harvesting programs to obtain email addresses. Many marketers eschew using harvesting programs and obtain email address lists in other fashions. The internal FTC spam database may suffer from the same potential biases as the UCE Database. Commission staff voluntarily contributed the spam they received in their FTC inboxes for analyses. Contributors may be those employees most annoyed with spam. Moreover, the FTC employs email filtering mechanisms that likely affect the representativeness of this sample. To overcome the potential biases in each of these data sets, the data was combined into a single database. The study's results provide a snapshot of approximately 1,000 pieces of spam drawn from a variety of sources available to FTC staff. It is unknown whether a random sample of all spam sent in the stream of commerce would yield the same findings. XII. CONCLUSION This study represents a snapshot of spam, as viewed through random samples of three data sets available to FTC staff. Because all vehicles of commerce, including spam, are in constant motion, this snapshot may not provide a complete picture of the incidence of false claims in spam. Reviewing this snapshot, FTC staff found that UCE for Investment/ Business Opportunity, Financial, and Adult offers accounted for over half of all messages. When analyzing the prevalence of false claims, FTC staff found indicators of falsity in the "From" lines, "Subject" lines, or content of two- 14 thirds of the messages. Furthermore, this study found that the use of the "adv" (advertising) label by senders of spam was almost non-existent. Finally, the study found that 41% of spam depicting nudity contained indicators of falsity in their "From" or "Subject" lines. Future studies should be designed to identify changes in the types of offers being made through spam and the frequency of signs of falsity appearing in the "From" lines, "Subject" lines, and content of UCE. 15
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John Abraham has written an article for PETA advocating the ban on horse-drawn carriages in Mumbai. Earlier, he had written to the government to ban horse-drawn carriages to protect the animals from exhaustion and abuse. The final hearing of the case in which PETA and other NGOs are calling for a ban on cruel horse carriages from the city is on January 23.
Excerpts from John's letter
"We caring Mumbaiites know that horses aren't equipment or inanimate objects. They are living beings who are capable of feeling pain and suffering and whose legs and feet are not made for concrete roads. They need to graze instead of being given rotten food and dirty water. They often collapse from dehydration or from being pushed past the point of exhaustion. The pathetic condition of this horse opened my eyes to the plight of all the hungry and thirsty horses who are forced to haul heavy carriages full of misguided people through the city's streets, where they pose a traffic hazard and are often hit by cars. I have written a letter on behalf of my friends at PETA to the government in favour of a ban. I raise my voice against overloaded Victorias when I see them, and like many Mumbaiites, even when the horses aren't working, there is no relief.
At best, horses are housed in filthy, wet, ramshackle unlicensed stables that also pose a human health risk. At worst, they are simply left out in the open with no protection from the elements. The enforcement of existing animal-protection laws is lax, and animal-protection NGOs are overwhelmed with cruelty cases in the city. When they try to confiscate horses used to haul Victorias for veterinary care or because of violations of the law, they are often attacked. It's high time we followed Delhi's lead by banishing cruel Victorias from Mumbai's streets."


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I voted "other." I think the team should add another starting pitcher.
I voted "other." I think the team should add another starting pitcher.
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
The widow is gathering nettles for her children's dinner; a perfumed seigneur, delicately lounging in the Oeil de Boeuf, hath an alchemy whereby he will extract the third nettle and call it rent. ~ Carlyle
I voted LH bat, but what the Reds need more than anything is another strong bat that can hit against RHP. The team is loaded with guys who kill lefty pitching. I don't really care which way he hits as long as he hits against RHP. Since most RH Bats can hit against lefty pitching, finding one who can also hit against RHP probably means its one of the top players in baseball. The way that the team could acquire a guy who can improve the offense against RHP without it costing a ton in talent and cash would be to get a lefty bat that is more of a platoon guy.
After that, I'd like to see them add a starting pitcher that can step in when some one goes on the DL. Bailey's shoulder history scares the heck out of me.
Third would be a relief pitcher for the late innings. Madson would be great but probably costs too much, but if its not him I don't really want a closer (if you want to read that as please no more Cordero, you'd be right).
4th on my list would be a young MI who can play SS behind Cozart and has potential as a guy to take over for Brandon Phillips. Somebody like, well, Brandon Phillips was when he was acquired in 2006.
5th would be young pitching for AAA who might be in line for a start or two if needed in 2012.
"All I can tell them is pick a good one and sock it." --BABE RUTH
Having better players makes "the right time" or "the big hit" happen a lot more often. PLUS PLUS
1) A real lead-off hitter. .360+ OBP.
2) Another high leverage bullpen arm
3) SP depth to stash in AAA
4) An upgrade of Janish for MI
5) Frazier over Cairo as all corners utility man (not an acquisition obviously but I think Frazier's floor is not much lower than Cairo's and his ceiling is much much higher)
"Last week I helped my friend stay put. It's a lot easier'n helpin' 'em move. I just went over to his house and made sure that he did not start to load **** into a truck."
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Nov. 13, 2007: One of the greatest days in Reds history: John Allen gets the boot!
Voted other - Add a Closer and shorten the game to 6 innings (1990 style).
And to think the Yankees don't win it all every year.
"I can't take this homerism anymore." - 10xWSChamps, August 11, 2010. A Cardinals fan having a problem with all the homerism on Redszone. Classic.
"Man do I miss the days where were didn't need a calculator and an encyclopedia of baseball metrics to enjoy a baseball game ... - MikeS21" - 8/2/12 game thread
Most critical need is a back of the bullpen arm. I am not confident about Masset or Chapman in that role. Brackman and Judy are long shots. My preference is to have two pitchers capable of closing, but it doesn't appear that Dusty favors that approach.
After that, they need a 4th OF that hits RH. I agree with M-R that Cody Ross is the best choice. He made $6M last year and I doubt that the Reds will go that much. I suspect that Heisey is first choice as a regular. Frazier could be 5th OF/backup 3B.
No MI please. Why would they offer arb to Janish and keep Negron and Valaika on the 40 if they were looking for outside help?
I would like to see someone who can lead off. Get more people on base for Votto and Bruce
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I think Judy was an absolute theft. He's going to be a nice surprise in the pen, and I think he makes the team out of ST
I really think another arm in the rotation, another absolute hammer would do it. I'd give up a lot to get Shields. In fact, I'd overpay so long as I kept someone for 3B like Francisco. I'd especially do it if the Reds locked up BP for 3-4 years. That's the perfect length too. allows for players drafted in 2010-2011 to mature enough to replace BP/Votto at the end of their contracts while keeping a young core of Bruce, Mes, Stubbs etc. Plus the rotation would be dominant and allow for the development of Chapman, Sulbaran, Corcino etc.
I very much think Shields is the KEY to a WS.
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Corrections sergeant charged with assault
Sgt. Jerry Dixon was charged with one count of fourth-degree assault after the Sept. 19 incident, according to court papers. Fourth-degree assault is a gross misdemeanor under state law.
Dixon, 44, was placed on administrative leave after the allegations surfaced, Snohomish County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Shari Ireton said.
With the criminal investigation completed, the sheriff's office is moving forward with an internal investigation, Ireton said. Any disciplinary action would be based on the results of the investigation and sheriff's office policies, Ireton said.
Court papers indicate the incident that led to the charge took place as an officer was ending her graveyard shift at the jail. She walked into an elevator where she was met by Dixon.
Dixon allegedly told the officer she would have to fix her hair differently when she changed shifts and would be reporting to him.
That's when he allegedly grabbed the top her head, holding onto her hair and jerking her head to the side, court papers said.
While there were several witnesses to the discussion about her hair, no one actually saw the hair pulling, court papers said.
However, there is video of the incident in which the sergeant could be seen "shadowboxing" by throwing punches toward but not making contact with the officer's face.
Court papers indicate that Dixon is nearly a foot taller and weighs more than twice as much as the female officer.
"In the video, it is apparent that (the officer) is disoriented by the assault," a sheriff's office detective wrote. "She was supposed to get off the elevator at the first stop and she appears to not be sure where she is supposed to be."
She stayed in the elevator with a co-worker. The woman later said that a considerable amount of her hair had been pulled out.
In an interview with another sergeant, the officer said Dixon had a pattern of being physical towards her at the jail, punching her in the arm, pushing her and standing in her way when she would attempt to walk past him.
She described an incident in July when she said she reminded him that there were cameras in the elevator. He allegedly remarked "... I own this place" and continued to push her into the wall of the elevator, according to court records.
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While friends, fans, and colleagues try to stay hopeful about her condition, Natasha Richardson is reported to be brain dead and taken to a hospital in New York City where she is on life support.
According to Fox News, sources close to the actress say the New York transfer was in preparation for her to be taken off of life support.
Richardson was first hospitalized in Canada after a ski accident on Monday. Her husband Liam Neeson and their two sons are at her side.


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