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College football: What to watch for with first-year coaches
By DAVID PAYNE
It's hard to know what to expect from teams under the direction of a new coach. But bettors can benefit from taking a closer look at the coach's background and how his style meshes with the talent at his new program.
How did his team fair in his first year at his previous school? Did it take him long to get his offense up to speed? Did he try to make a discipline statement by handing out hefty suspensions? Does he need some early blowouts to announce his arrival?
Check out these three first-year coaches and tell us whether you think their new programs have more upside than downside. Feel free to comment on other first-year coaches like Michigan's Rich Rodriguez and Nebraska's Bo Pellini.
MISSISSIPPI REBELS - Houston Nutt
Upside: Out of the first-year coaches mentioned below, Nutt is expected to have the most immediate success.
The former Arkansas coach is the only one that didn't leave his previous job on his own terms. Consequently, he has the most to prove.
He has some experienced talent to work with at Ole Miss, thanks to his predecessor Ed Orgeron. Orgeron was Pete Carroll's recruiting director at USC. While he struggled as a head coach on the field, Orgeron's ability to identify and recruit talent has rarely been questioned.
In his first year at Arkansas (1998), Nutt led a Razorbacks squad, picked last in the SEC West, to a 9-3 mark and a Florida Citrus Bowl berth.
Downside: Former Texas back-up Jevan Snead takes over the quarterback position. While talented, he's unproven and the fact that he failed to beat out Colt McCoy at Texas is a little suspicious.
GEORGIA TECH YELLOW JACKETS – Paul Johnson
Upside: There's not a lot to work with, and new coach Paul Johnson doesn't appear to be under much pressure to win immediately.
Tech's fan base became so frustrated with Chan Gailey's inconsistent and sometimes boring teams that just having a new face on the sidelines seems to have satisfied the Yellow Jacket faithful for now.
(How many diehard Georgia Tech fans have you ever bumped into? There's a reason for that.)
Fans have said they're willing to be patient with Paul Johnson and bettors might want to follow suit. As the Jackets become more comfortable in the system, Tech could cause problems for teams trying to prepare for the option - say someone like Miami, who visits Georgia Tech in late November for a Thursday night game.
Downside: There will be major adjustment period to the option offense. It showed in a pitiful spring game performance by the offense, which had nearly as many fumbles as first downs.
Johnson downplayed his team's spring struggles, but there are definite reasons for concern.
Navy struggled to a 2-10 mark in his first season, averaging just over 24 points a game and 182 yards rushing. Upon arrival, Navy's roster was much more suited for Johnson's offense than Georgia Tech's.
Few offenses rely more heavily on the quarterback than the option, and that's a position that looks especially shaky for the Yellow Jackets.
Expected starter Josh Nesbit is not the prototypical shifty option quarterback. He is an exceptional downhill runner, but getting around the corner is not the 6-1, 214-pounder's strength.
To make things even more difficult, the Yellow Jackets have little time to get comfortable in the offense. They have a tough opening month, including games at Virginia Tech and Boston College and verse improved Mississippi State. If the offense sputters early, the players could lose confidence in the system and the Jackets could head into a tailspin.
ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS – Bobby Petrino
Upside: Arkansas lost a ton of big-name talent and is picked to finish last in the SEC West.
Outside of Fayetteville, expectations for the Razorbacks are minimal. Yet, Petrino believes he's in a better situation in his first year at Arkansas than he was in his first year at Louisville.
(Although, anywhere without dog-fighting quarterbacks probably would look good to Petrino after last year's visit to the NFL.)
In 2003, Petrino quickly and efficiently implemented an extremely inexperienced quarterback and running backs into his pro-style offense. The transition was seamless. The Cardinals averaged 34.6 points and made stars out of quarterback Stefon LeFors and running Michael Bush, a converted quarterback.
"I think we might have been voted last in the conference that first year, too," Petrino said at SEC Media Days.
It's hard to believe Petrino has inherited a less talented roster at Arkansas than he did at Louisville. Just ask yourself this: Who's the better recruiter, ex-Louisville coach John L. Smith or Petrino's predecessor at Arkansas, Houston Nutt? Plus, the Razorbacks boast a proven quarterback in senior Casey Dick and are strong on both lines.
Downside: Louisville was still in Conference USA when Petrino arrived, so the transition was a little bit easier than it will be in the SEC. And keep an eye on the off-the-field problems. Five Razorbacks were arrested before August.
For a team that lacks experience, losing players to suspensions will ugly-up the depth chart in a hurry.
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She was 22 when her memory was obliterated. Twenty-six years later, Su Meck is still learning about the family she raised and the husband she has no recollection of marrying. Su has no earliest single memory and resents the question (it is the one she's asked most frequently). She begins remembering around 1992, when she was roughly three months pregnant with Kassidy and a friend who was aware of her condition explained why her period had likely ceased, and went with her to a drugstore to buy a test. [more inside]
Mysterious, amnesiac man in Norway
Man found in Oslo with total memory loss - He speaks 4 languages, including Russian, and calls himself John Smith.
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Henry G. Molaison, known to psychology and neurology students worldwide as "H.M.", dies. Previously.
Memory and Sleep
Mapping Memory. "Turn the human brain upside down and all around to see how memories are saved (or lost)." National Geographic has a great interactive 3D map of the brain as part of an excellent feature on memory. [more inside]
Music and Amnesia
The Abyss. Oliver Sacks writes about Clive Wearing (recently discussed here). [Via MindHacks.] [more inside]
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When a Brain Forgets Where Memory Is. Interesting article on dissociative fugue, the poorly understood memory disorder where people seem to forget who they are. [Via MindHacks.]
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Every time 3-D printing comes up I like to consider what this will do to my favorite hobby, model-building...
Styrene injection kits have been around for ages, and they're generally the cheapest way to get a kit made in large quantity - but because it costs so much to set up the molds, usually they're pretty hesitant to make a kit of anything that's not a pretty sure-fire seller... Additionally the hobby has been dying by inches for a long time.
To fill all the niches of interesting subjects that nobody's bothered to make injection kits of (this would be, for instance, things like the Serenity cargo ship) there's resin kits - but because of the high degree of manual labor involved in casting the parts, as well as the material expenses and the initial sculpting work divided over a run of maybe a couple hundred kits, they're pretty expensive for the person buying the kit...
But then you think about stuff going on these days, like papercraft - people making model designs, putting them online in a form that other people can print out and build dirt-cheap. The results aren't generally as good as injection or resin models but it's quite impressive, and inspiring what they've accomplished...
So it's fun to think about what fabrication could mean for the hobby. On the one hand it may actually mean less people buying and building models, or scratch-building parts themselves. Rather, once the technology is cheap enough, more things will be simply fabricated. But on the other hand - to think of something that would today be a garage kit, only done up as a downloadable design for fabrication... that would be pretty damn cool.
I would love to be able to print my own replacement model parts. Next time I break a rotor blade on my heli, just print one out. Need a new control horn, print it out. Servo arms, wing assemblies...such a home capability might bring back a renaissance of RC building that is becoming a lost art due to RTF products.
When everyone can accurately 3d-print objects, does getting the design for, say, a type of chair then 3d-printing it without paying, count as theft? After all, you're not depriving anyone else of the model chair the 3d specifications were based on.
This Shapeways 3D printing service requires models in Collada (or X3D) format. Other than running Windows SketchUp under Wine, which is so buggy that it crashes when you try to save a file, what's a really good, basic Linux 3D studio, suitable for learning in about 10-15 minutes how to sketch out accurate scale models of houses and basic landscape, that imports and exports Collada format?
Then I can 3D print the models, and I can export them to Google Earth. I could even download and import my neighborhood, tweak it, and 3D print it for my trainset.
Actually we are private beta now. But you are right. We could show a bit more information without requiring a beta login.
Let's see what I can do!
Thanks for the clarification....
I would like more clarification though.
1) I have SolidEdge.
2) Could you define "per piece" - Volume constraints (size), weight, etc...
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Many years ago, Microsoft developed an implementation of a Java Virtual Machine to run Java content. Internet Explorer 5 included code that would download and install the JVM (if needed) when a user encountered Java content on the web. After some time, support was discontinued for the Microsoft JVM, and no further updates were made available. The Microsoft JVM should no longer be used, as security patches are no longer released for it-- installation is blocked on Vista and Windows 7.
To help ensure that Internet Explorer users still are able to recognize when a page requires a JVM, the existing Microsoft JVM install code in IE was replaced with a dialog box that helps direct the user toward an available JVM (namely, Sun Microsystems' implementation).
That dialog box looks like this:
If you click the "More Info" button, you are taken to a web page explaining how to install the Sun Java Virtual Machine.
When you check the "Do not show this message again" box, Internet Explorer stores this preference in the registry. It does so by creating a registry string named {08B0e5c0-4FCB-11CF-AAA5-00401C608501} inside the HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Declined Install On Demand IEv5\ branch.
If you decide not to install a JVM, you may quickly grow tired of this modal dialog box and thus tick the "Do not show this message again" box. Subsequently, IE will never show this prompt again.
Unfortunately, depending on how pages using Java Applets are constructed, this may result in a confusing user-experience. Consider, for instance, this National Ice Center page which requires Java. When you visit this page without a JVM installed, you will see the following information bar:
The text of this information bar is misleading—the page doesn't use an ActiveX control—the prompt is merely a side-effect of how Applet support was built into IE. Unfortunately, there's no indication that this prompt is really related to Java. If you choose "Install This Add-on" from the Information bar's menu, you'll see another misleading dialog box:
Fortunately, the National Ice Center page also includes some fallback text in the Applet tag so that if the Applet cannot be rendered, the page itself will explain that Java is required:
<APPLET> <PARAM></PARAM> <PARAM></PARAM><PARAM></PARAM> You must install Java to use this page! </APPLET>
<APPLET> <PARAM></PARAM> <PARAM></PARAM><PARAM></PARAM> You must install Java to use this page! </APPLET>
Additionally, if you develop your page using an OBJECT tag with an APPLET tag embedded within, Internet Explorer will show only the "You need Java" dialog, and will not display the misleading ActiveX information bar.
The discontinuance of Java support has left a few oddities in IE:
Check out blogs.technet.com/fdcc/archive/2008/01/31/internet-explorer-security-setting-java-permissions-disable-java.aspx
A webdev wrote in today complaining that this prompt shows on his site, but he's not using Java. It turns out that he's using a JavaScript file (appears to be prototype.js?) which contains a function called checkDeficiency() which tries to dynamically create an APPLET object at runtime (even though it never tries to actually point that APPLET tag to a JAVA file). So, the lesson is, don't do that! :-)


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A Latin and Greek verse book bound in its dead owner's skin and the Confederate Constitution are moving west to a new home in a part of campus University of Georgia planners want to invest with a new look.
...Also on Monday, Speak Out for Species will host "Dancing Bears of India" at 7:30 p.m. in Room 214 of UGA's Student Learning Center. Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani of Wildlife SOS, an Indian nonprofit, will discuss efforts to...
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Pulitzer-prize winning poet, Natasha Trethewey, will give a reading 4 p.m. Jan. 16 in Room 171 of the University of Georgia's Student Learning Center.
Jack Davis might be the most famous man in America - maybe the world - whose name hardly anyone knows. You may not know the name, but you've seen his art. A comic illustrator, Davis has done 36 covers for Time, plus hundreds of other cartoons, illustrations and covers for magazines such as TV Guide, Esquire, Sports Illustrated and Playboy; he illustrated children's books and drew the cover art for dozens of record albums and movie posters.
...Writers Hall of Fame. The Thomasville native joined the Hall Friday during a morning ceremony at the University of Georgia's Student Learning Center. The statewide distinction also was given to the late Calder Willingham, a novelist and screenplay...
The sound of traffic on the University of Georgia campus is taking on a mosquito-like buzz as more and more students replace SUVs and hand-me-down sedans for gas-sipping mopeds and scooters.
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The specific pregnancy outcomes identified in the NCS research plan are birth defects, prematurity, outcomes of artificial reproductive technology (ART), and outcomes of pregnancy when the woman has subclinical hypothyroidism (NCS Research Plan, Vol. 2, App. A-2, Pregnancy Outcomes). The NCS proposes to focus on altered maternal glucose metabolism and folate and vitamin supplementation as risk (or protective) factors for birth defects; the role of inflammation in the pathogenesis of prematurity; the association of ART with fetal growth restriction, prematurity, and developmental disabilities; and the relationship between maternal subclinical hypothyroidism and developmental disabilities.
The outcomes of pregnancy clearly represent an important area for research to which the NCS could make significant contributions. If the outcomes proposed for the NCS, birth defects, prematurity, and the outcomes of ART (and subfecundity generally) are certainly of public health significance. Taken together, they account for up to 15 percent of all pregnancies. Moreover, prematurity and birth defects have proven difficult to predict and prevent (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2007; Institute of Medicine, 2006). Although ART is responsible for a relatively small percentage of births (1-5 percent), it nevertheless contributes significantly to poorer birth outcomes in the United States. Thus, a strength of this section of the NCS research plan is its focus on significant public health problems.
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Hello there,
downloaded the desktop version of the video and unzipped it running Mountain Lion. QuickTime (10.2), however, cannot open the .mov file.
The same problem with the .mp4 version.
Have not checked the Theora Ogg version.
Not sure if that is a problem only I do face - but I'd strongly recommend you double-check on your own machine.
How do I proceed from here? As things stand right now I cannot watch the video - which is a pity.
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Local historians and scholars opine that Gandhiji's spirit rests on the National College premises
The Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi, who visited Machilipatnam twice, had cherished spending a couple of days at National College here. A few lines he had written in the college visitors' register on April 3, 1921 are still considered a driving force for the teaching staff of the college that was established in 1910.
An inscription of his valuable words at his memorial on the college premises has been inspiring and safeguarding the institution. The words promise delivery of high standard education. "I have passed two quiet and what shall always remain with me sacred days on the sacred grounds on this great educational institution... As an Indian I feel proud of it…." wrote Mahatma Gandhi during his visit to the National College in 1921.
Gandhiji visited Machilipatnam the second time on December 12, 1933. A page of the visitors' book of the college is one of the live memories available in Machilipatnam till date. "We still feel the influence of Gandhiji on how we are being driven to serve the student community with quality teaching and get equipped with power to compete with the corporate educational system," National College Principal M. Peda Venkatappa told The Hindu.
"We have felt a great sense of responsibility to preserve the only memory forever – original Gandhi's handwritten copy," he added. Mahatma Gandhi also appealed to the citizens of Machilipatnam during his visit. "I hope that you citizens of Masulipatnam…, I ask you therefore to make this institution your own, strengthen it where you may find it to be weak".
Local historians and scholars opined that despite Mahatma Gandhi visiting a few villages such as Kautaram, Angaluru and villages in Diviseema, his true spirit rests on the National College premises where he spent those two days of his life.
Gandhiji's original message and his experiences with his signature are still kept for display for visitors at his memorial at the college entrance.


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Ecosystem Roles
Parasitic sea lampreys have a detrimental effect on fish within their ecosystem. Specifically, sea lampreys feed on salmon, lake trout, rainbow trout, whitefish, chubs, burbot, walleye, and some catfish. Fish populations as as well as those industries that depend on fish are declining. Sea lampreys have no known predators except humans. In the Great Lakes region, a small percentage of sea lampreys carried cestode parasites or roundworms during some portion of its life. Of these parasites, only roundworms caused severe damage to their lamprey hosts.
Ecosystem Impact: parasite
Species Used as Host:
- salmon Salmo salar
- lake trout Salvelinus namaycush
- rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss
- whitefish Coregonus huntsmani
- chubs Gila ditaenia
- burbot Lota iota
- walleye Sander vitreus
- catfish Siluriformes
Commensal/Parasitic Species:
- Dawson, H., M. Jones. 2006. Factors affecting recruitment dynamics of Great Lakes sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) populations. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 32/3: 353-360.
- Mandenjian, C., P. Cochran, R. Bergstedt. 2003. Seasonal patterns in growth, blood consumption, and effects on hosts by parasitic-phase sea lampreys in the Great Lakes: an individual-based model approach. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 29/1: 332-346.
- Mandenjian, C., T. Desorcie. 2010. Lake Trout population dynamics in the northern refuge of Lake Michigan: implications for future rehabilitation. North American Journal of Fisheries Management, 30/3: 629-641.
- McLain, A. 1952. Diseases and Parasites of the Sea Lamprey, Petromyzon Marinus, in the Lake Huron Basin. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 81/1: 94-100.


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G. Jan Wilms, Ph.D.
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· Certifications: CNA, Network+, A+, Linux+, MCSA, MOUS, IC3
Ph.D. in Computer
Science from
of Science in Computer Science from the
of Arts in English from the
of Arts Degree in English and Flemish from the Katholieke
· Teacher Licensure (grades 7-12) for Dutch and ESL.
Relevant Experience
· Chair (Fall '05–
present) of the Computer Science Department at
· Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences ('02-'03 through '04-'05, and '07-'08). Also CS Discipline Coordinator for the Mathematics / Computer Science Department.
· Chair ('96-'97 trough '01-'02) of the Mathematics / Computer Science Department at
· Tenured Professor (Jan. '03 - present) at Union University. Teaching upper-level undergraduate courses and literacy classes for non-majors. Responsible for developing a Digital Media Studies major, a networking and a computer maintenance class, a senior seminar course & and for teaching special-topics classes such as Artificial Intelligence, GIS and Web Services.
· Committee responsibilities:
o Member of the Long-Term Strategic Planning Committee (QIC: '94 – '95 and '95 – '96; Academic Council: '02 – Summer '05)
o Chair of Faculty Affairs Committee ('94, '95, and '97 – '98); President of the Faculty Forum: '98 – '99; Convener of the Chairs Council ('97 – '98)
o Technology: Member of the Technology MasterPlan TaskForce ('98 – '00), Chair of the Library / Resources Standing Committee ('99 – '00), Faculty Representative on ARIS Council ('01 – present).
o Past responsibilities: Center for Faculty Development, International Studies Advisory Council
· Associate
Professor (Jan. '97 – Dec.
'02) at
· Assistant
Professor (Aug. '92 – Dec.
'96) at
Research Assistant, at
· Systems Analyst, Aug. '90 – Jul. '91 at the Logistics Branch of the Belgian Army. Developed programs in dBase and Clipper.
· Lecturer at MSU, Summer '88 - Summer '90. Responsible for teaching and coordinating introductory and intermediate service courses, as well as supervising laboratory assistants. Also taught "Applied Computing Concepts I & II" to graduate, non-technical majors.
· Instructor (Fall '87 – Spring '88) and Teaching Assistant ('86 – '87) at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Computer Science Department: programming languages, data structures.
· Teaching Assistant ('85 – '86) at the English Department: Freshmen Composition.
· Consultant at the Ole Miss computer center, first with the Amdahl mainframe, then in the graphics microlab. Conducted seminars on available software ('84 – '87)
· Tutor (English, math, computer languages) with the MSU Athletic Academics (Fall '89 – Summer '90) and the Ole Miss housing program ('84 – '85)
Presentations and Publications
· "Member of a CGE educational delegation to Myanmar, Jan '05.
· "QuizMaster: a software-based student response system" presented at the CCCU2004 Conference on Technology, Jun 4 '04.
· Facilitator of the "Hot Topics In IT" breakout session at the CCCU2003 Conference on
· Visiting Scholar with the ELIC program at the Inner
Mongolia Electric Power College,
· "Using
Advanced Excel to Facilitate the Administrative & Strategic Role of the
Chair" presented at the 19th Annual Chairpersons Conference,
· "Understanding
The Role Of Disciplinary Culture In Information
Science", team presentation at the CCCU2001 Conference on Technology,
· "Digital Media Studies: Creating an interdisciplinary major - purpose, process, and implementation" presented at the CCCU2000 Conference on Technology, Azusa Pacific June '00.
Practical Project in JAVA to Teach Client/Server Programming", presented at
the Mid-SouthEast ACM Fall Conference,
on WBBJ news on the
Y2K problem,
a Hybrid System of Corpus- and Knowledge-Based Techniques to Automate the
Induction of a Lexical Sublanguage Grammar", Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Computational
Linguistics (COLING), Kopenhagen
· Belli, Manual, Hodges, Wilms. "Hardwood. A Decision-Making Tool for Bottomland Hardwood Stands in the Gulf South", The Compiler Vol 11, no 2, '93, pp 4-7.
Corpus-Based Techniques to Customize a Lexicon for a New Domain", Proceedings of the 31st Annual SE Regional
ACM Conference,
Extraction of a Sublanguage Grammar", Abstracts of the Annual Meeting of the Classification Society of North
an On-line Dictionary to Extract a List of Sense-Disambiguated Synonyms",
Proceedings of the 30th Annual SE
Regional ACM Conference,
a List of Sense-Disambiguated Synonyms", Proceedings of the first SE Cognitive Science Conference,
a Machine Readable Dictionary", Proceedings
of the 28th Annual SE Regional ACM Conference,
Boggess, Hodges, Cordova, Wilms. "The
Automatic Extension of a Knowledge Base through Natural Language Expressions",
Technical Report MS890801,
Natural Language Interface for an Intelligent Document Evaluation and Analysis
System", Proceedings of the 26th
Annual SE Regional ACM Conference,
Schoenly, Wilms, Mustapha. Intelligent
Document Information Retrieval System for Determinants of Medication Research
Literature Collection, presented at the National ACM Conference,
· "Monkey and Bananas: Monotonic Problem solving in Prolog", Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences, vol XXXII '87, p 60.
Academic Awards, Grants, Honors, and Organizations
· The Newell Innovative Teaching Award– honorable mention ('06-'07).
· Teaching and Learning Grant from Union University to attend an IEEE conference in Taiwan ('06-'07).
· Research Leave for Fall '05 – taught a semester
· Undergraduate Research Grant from Union University ('05-'06 and '06-'07).
· Active Learning Pedagogy Grant from
· Study Grant from
· International/Intercultural Program Development Grant (Winter '03).
· Teagle Grant for Faculty/Student Research ('02-'03).
· Teagle Grant for New Course Development: to write a textbook for a lab-based Networking class using Linux (Spring '01).
· Teagle Grant to attend the Academic Chairpersons Conference ('01 & '02) and Teaching Development Conferences (Syllabus '00 & Educause '01)
· Grants in-kind:
¨ Cisco CIAG Product Grant (±$15,000 '06-'07))
¨ Microsoft Instructional Lab Grant '96 ($59,720) and '97 ($21,797)
¨ Borland Curriculum Grant '97 ($28,900)
Oracle Academic
¨ Sattler Foundation (Mathematica) '97 ($1,000)
· Member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
· Member of Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE)
· Member of Kappa Mu Epsilon (KME)
· Selected for Who's Who Among American Teachers ('98, '02 and '04)
· Nominated for the National Dean's List ('88 – '89)
· Received the Graduate Student Achievement Award for outstanding MS student at the University of Mississippi School of Engineering ('87 – '88)
· Won first prize in the ACM graduate student paper competition (Gatlinburg, Fall '87)
Research Interests
Networking; Operating Systems; Security/Forensics; Web Development; GIS


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Exclusive: As President Obama faces a tough reelection fight, some on the Left vow to sit it out or vote for a third party, saying support for Obama would dirty them. But there is another moral imperative, to mitigate the harm a U.S. president can inflict on the world's people and the planet itself, says Robert Parry.
Human Rights
Kafkaesque Legacy of Gitmo/Bagram
More than a decade after the 9/11 attacks and George W. Bush's "war on terror," U.S. justice remains mired in Kafkaesque legal swamps at Guantanamo Bay and Bagram, places where murky theories about "unlawful combatants" mean detainees have no real rights, says ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
Israel Wants EU to Decry Hezbollah
Sweeping assertions by Israeli officials regarding their certainty about the authorship of a bus bombing in Bulgaria last week – pinning it first on Iran and then Hezbollah – may not be backed up by solid intelligence, but it may help rally European condemnation, writes Gareth Porter for Inter Press Service.
The Center Crumbles; the Right Grows
Ironically, the American Left has pined for the collapse of the Center, assuming that the outcome would be more progressive. But as the Center now crumbles, the result seems more likely to be a lurching toward an irrational Right under corporate dominance, writes Danny Schechter.
Debunking Some Anti-Iran Agit-Prop
Led by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, hard-line critics of Iran were quick to jump to a conclusion blaming its operatives for a bus bombing targeting Israeli tourists in Bulgaria. Some Israeli and Western media even cited a speech by Iran's President Ahmadinejad as proof, but Nima Shirazi exposed the misleading charge.
Rushing to Judgment on Bus Bomb
In rushing to judgment blaming Iran for a bus bombing in Bulgaria, Israeli officials and neocon writers cited the conventional wisdom about Iran's authorship of a bombing in Argentina in 1994. However, the investigation of that case was deeply compromised by political pressure, recalls Gareth Porter for Lobelog.
America's Twisted Notion of Freedom
In America, "freedom" now means the right to inflict harm on the community, whether it's the freedom of Wall Street bankers to gamble recklessly, the freedom of the rich to shut factories and off-shore jobs or the freedom to swagger around with deadly weapons. That freedom has struck again in Colorado, writes Lawrence Davidson.
America: A Nation of Wildebeest
Exclusive: The slaughter of 12 moviegoers at the new Batman film in Aurora, Colorado, recalls other moments of horror known by names like Columbine, Virginia Tech, Tucson. But the repetition of such gun violence and the lack of a coherent response make Americans seem like a nation of Wildebeest, says Robert Parry.
The Long Night of Gun Violence
The well-organized anger of the Right in favor of guns has silenced many Americans who recognize the madness of letting mentally fragile human beings run around with assault rifles. Will the latest massacre in Colorado do anything to change this strange lethargy, asks Tom H. Hastings.
Lamenting the Dead, Not the Laws
Politicians and pundits are again lamenting the latest slaughter in Colorado, where a dozen moviegoers were murdered by a troubled young man who had no trouble buying an assault rifle and other guns. But the horror will be transient while the NRA's clout has permanence, write Bill Moyers and Michael Winship.


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Edmund Goulding
Birth Name: Edmund Goulding
Born: 03/20/1891
Birth Place: London, England, GB
Died: 12/24/1959
Born: 03/20/1891
Birth Place: London, England, GB
Died: 12/24/1959
In the US from 1919. Although his films perhaps lack a distinctive stamp, he is noted for his deft handling of actors and is probably best remembered for the swank, star-studded "Grand Hotel" (1932). A favored directors of Hollywood's top female stars (he worked with, among others, Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer, Joan Fontaine, Ann Harding, Merle Oberon, Ginger Rogers, and Dorothy McGuire) Goulding enjoyed a particularly fruitful association with Bette Davis, directing her in "That Certain Woman" (1937), "Dark Victory", "The Old Maid" (both 1939) and "The Great Lie" (1941).
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Orioles to Host White Sox in an Empty Camden Yards Tomorrow Afternoon UPDATED
For the past two nights, the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox have been unable to play baseball due to unrest in Baltimore. The two games will be made up in a doubleheader on May 28th.
The weekend series against the Tampa Bay Rays will be moved to St. Pete.
However, tomorrow afternoon's game will proceed as scheduled, but no one will be admitted into Camden Yards.
The Orioles and White Sox will play in front of an empty ballpark.
Adam Jones could hit a home run tomorrow and the only sound heard will be the crack of the bat.
The only other precedent I can think of where a major sporting event was played in front of an empty stadium were the Davis Cup tennis matches back in 2009 involving Israel in Malmo, Sweden due to anti-Israel protests which Swedish authorities would break out into violence. Ah, yes good old anti-Semitism rearing its ugly head.


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Introducing Claire Amos
Claire is a Deputy Principal at Hobsonville Point Secondary School - a brand new secondary school that opened earlier this year. In 2011-2012 Claire was the Director of e-learning at Epsom Girls Grammar School. She has lead and taught English for 15 years, her roles ranging from facilitator of the ICTs in English community on English Online, Auckland Secondary English FacilitatortoHead of English Faculty at Auckland Girl's Grammar School. She has worked at a national level in assessment and curriculum in English. In 2009 Claire was a Ministry of Education e-fellow for which she undertook a study of how ICTs can be used to support literacy in and beyond the English classroom.
Claire also enjoys working with agencies such as NZQA, PPTA, NetSafe and the 21st Century Learning Reference Group with a focus on enabling future-focused change and supporting teachers and students in blended learning environments.
Claire is passionate about her family, education, design and tattoos, living by the mantra - "you can never be overdressed or overeducated".
Featured Blog - www.teachingandelearning.com
In this blog, Claire regularly reflects on current educational issues and works hard to share the practice of her own and others. Whilst initially focused on e-learning, Claire's blog now focuses on wider educational topics such as future-focused education and leading change.
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