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Many were shocked when Kris and Bruce Jenner released a statement confirming their separation on Tuesday afternoon — but not readers of RadarOnline.com!
For more than a year, we have exposed every crack in the couple's 22-year marriage, all leading up to the bombshell announcement.
Signs of trouble were first apparent back in July 2012, when Bruce reportedly caught Kris composing an email to her ex, Todd Waterman.
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At the time, the National ENQUIRER claimed the momager was even meeting up with the tall, dark and handsome former soccer star behind Bruce's back.
By December, a family insider confided to RadarOnline.com: "Kris and Bruce are all but over. They have grown apart and their relationship is all about business these days rather than love and romance."
"They've built a brand together, though," the source explained, so they remained determined to "keep up" appearances for the cameras.
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Come February, the reality television couple's marriage was "drama-packed," we reported.
"They don't even sleep in the same room any more," one family insider revealed.
"In my opinion, absolutely everything they do now is for show and basically it is easier and more lucrative for them to stay together than to break up."
Soon after that ripple, 57-year-old Kris was accused once again of cheating on Bruce with her former flame, Waterman.
Still, the couple seemed to be weathering the storm in quiet for several months, until things exploded in June when Khloe Kardashian ripped the lid off Kris and Bruce's chilly relationship.
"In my house there's a man room for Lamar [Odom], so I think they took my idea and ran with it… they got another house and Bruce stays there sometimes," she revealed during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
"I'm not for that, but it's too each their own. I think too much time apart is not a good thing."
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Days later, a sensational headline claimed that Bruce, 63, was privately complaining to friends that he and Kris hardly ever had sex any more.
But then in an interview for Time.com, the champion Olympian continued to insist that he and Kris were "as committed as ever."
By the end of the month, however, Radar had exposed his lies: In an exclusive report, we revealed that Bruce had moved out of the family mansion in Calabasas.
Soon after, Kris confirmed the bombshell report.
Sources close to the couple insisted it was a trial separation but when Kris refused to go to marriage counseling and Bruce began to complain about how he is portrayed on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the writing was on the wall.
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Indeed, in late July, Bruce's son, Brody, reportedly told friends that he wished Bruce would just divorce Kris — once and for all.
By September, the marriage was "all but over" — as we reported — as Kris removed her wedding ring and Bruce continued to live in Malibu, in what was supposed to be just a summer beach house.
Finally, in early October, Bruce and Kris could no longer hide behind veiled excuses when her sister Karen Houghton revealed the explosive news that the couple had definitively separated.
RadarOnline.com's sources confirmed the story days after Houghton spoke out — and hours after that report — Kris and Bruce released their joint statement, revealing what our readers had known for almost 18 months.
"We are living separately and we are much happier this way," the statement read.


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Coimbatore: Police arrested two youths on charges of murder and recovered stolen valuables worth Rs. 25,000, here recently.
According to police, Kamalam (86) wife of Chinnu Chettiar, was found strangled to death.
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Metter Interactive Awarded Manufacturing Standard of Excellence in Web Marketing Association's WebAward Competition
Lehigh Valley interactive agency Metter Interactive has been awarded the Manufacturing Standard of Excellence in the 2012 Web Marketing Association's annual WebAward competition for their work on a fully integrated marketing program.
Bethlehem, PA (PRWEB) October 03, 2012
Metter Interactive, an interactive agency specializing in Webcentric marketing, advertising, and technology, today announced the agency has won the Manufacturing Standard of Excellence award in the 2012 Web Marketing Association´s WebAward competition. The Lehigh Valley-based interactive agency received the award for their integrated marketing program carried out for long-time client, Bethlehem Burners.
"Winning awards is not always the most important," said David Snyder, vice president of user experience and design, "but when you can deliver an award winning program with measurable results, it´s gratifying". The Manufacturing Standard of Excellence award was presented for Metter Interactive´s integrated marketing program, which included a complete ecommerce website redesign and mobile website implementation.
"Metter Interactive has been lucky to work with Bethlehem Burners," said Snyder, "They gave us open creative direction and flexibility which allowed us to stretch our legs a bit on this project." The website redesign aimed to emphasize the site´s e-commerce capabilities and increase the appeal of their utilitarian glass working torches among the artist community who use them. The mobile website was included in the marketing program after web analytics revealed 20% of users were accessing the website from a mobile device. The mobile platform included a separate design and user experience from the main ecommerce website.
Websites entered in the WMA WebAward competition are judged by a panel of internet marketing professionals and experts on a 10 point scale on a range of criteria including design, innovation, content, technology, interactivity, copywriting, and ease of use. Metter Interactive scored above industry and WebAward averages in five of the seven categories, scoring highest in the content and ease of use criteria. Judges of the website commented on the successful layout of the site and easy navigation for users. Also recognized by the judges was Metter´s graphically creative take on the products, stating, "lovely visuals make something ℠non-creative´ feel very sci-fi and interesting."
The Web Marketing Association´s WebAward Competition is the longest running website competition and features categories for 96 industries. The Web Marketing Association consists of online advertising, public relations, and internet marketing professionals, as well as top website design specialists. The WebAward competition was created 16 years ago with a goal of recognizing the field´s best work and setting a standard of excellence among designers and developers.
To learn more about Metter Interactive´s award winning work for Bethlehem Burners, visit http://www.metterinteractive.com/bethburners . To find out more about Metter Interactive, visit http://www.metterinteractive.com or call 610-419-4510.
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It's what makes us different. Strategy, marketing, creative, and technology rooted in our WebCentric approach helps our clients build stronger brands, increase online visibility, and drive measureable results.
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Founded in 1997, the WMA is an all volunteer organization of marketing, advertising, internet, and web development professional. The organization led by founding member William Rice, 20-year financial services marketing veteran, seeks to set a standard of excellence among website designers and developers and reward outstanding work in the industry through annual WebAward competitions.
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Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited (Takeda) and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc. today announced that NESINA (alogliptin) and the fixed-dose combination therapies KAZANO (alogliptin and metformin HCl) and OSENI (alogliptin and pioglitazone) are now available by prescription in pharmacies in the United States (U.S.). These medications are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of type 2 diabetes in adults, as adjuncts to diet and exercise.
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Some Things May Not Be Going Well in the United States, But on the Whole, It's Better Here Than in the Rest of the Developed World
Science, technology and the Constitution get highest marks; the Constitution, along with TV and entertainment, are better in U.S. than elsewhere
NEW YORK, May 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — A new Harris Poll measures what Americans think about the United States or, more specifically, how they rate 16 elements of American life and then how these elements compare with other developed nations.
For here in the United States, strong majorities of the public give high marks to science and technology; the Constitution; TV, movies and entertainment; the quality of life; public safety; colleges and universities; and civil rights. Large majorities give poor marks to our political system, public schools, the health care system, the economic system and the legal system.
These are some of the results of The Harris Poll® of 2,300 adults surveyed online between April 16 and 21, 2014. (Full results, including data tables and breakdowns by political party, gender and generation, can be found here)
Aspects of American life which get the most positive ratings, defined as those who rate them excellent or pretty good, are:
Science and technology 70% The Constitution 64% TV, movies and entertainment 64% The quality of life 62% Public safety 58% Colleges and universities 58% Civil rights 57%
Items that receive positive ratings from roughly half of Americans are:
The standard of living 51% Equality of opportunity 50%
The elements that receive the lowest positive ratings (where large majorities give either only fair or poor ratings) are:
The legal system 39% The economic system 34% The health care system 32% Public schools 31% The political system 22%
Other elements that receive low ratings, but better than those above, are:
The environment 42% The system of government 41%
U.S. versus other developed nations.
Overall, majorities of Americans see the United States as being better than other developed nations. At the top, almost two-thirds (64%) say the Constitution is better while two in five each say TV, movies and entertainment (62%); the standard of living (60%); and quality of life (60%) are all better. Other elements where at least half of U.S. adults say they are better than other developed nations are:
Equality of opportunity 56% Civil Rights 55% Public Safety 54% Science and Technology 53% Colleges and universities 50%
There are five other elements where the U.S. is seen by more Americans to be better than worse, but not seen by majorities as better. Those are:
The legal system 48% better/37% the same/16% worse System of government 47% better/36% the same/17% worse Economic system 47% better/36% the same/17% worse The environment 43% better/39% the same/17% worse The political system 41% better/36% the same/23% worse
There are two areas seen as being worse in the United States than in other developed nations. More than two in five Americans (42%) say the health care system is worse in the U.S. while 27% say it's about the same and 32% believe it is better. Two in five (40%) say public schools are worse, 31% believe they are better and 29% say they are the same in the United States as in the rest of the developed world.
To see these results broken down by political party, gender and generation as well as other recent Harris Polls, please visit the Harris Poll News Room.
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This Harris Poll was conducted online within the United States between April 16 and 21, 2014 among 2,300 adults (aged 18 and over). Figures for age, sex, race/ethnicity, education, region and household income were weighted where necessary to bring them into line with their actual proportions in the population. Propensity score weighting was also used to adjust for respondents' propensity to be online.
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Respondents for this survey were selected from among those who have agreed to participate in Harris Poll surveys. The data have been weighted to reflect the composition of the adult population. Because the sample is based on those who agreed to participate in our panel, no estimates of theoretical sampling error can be calculated.
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The results of this Harris Poll may not be used in advertising, marketing or promotion without the prior written permission of The Harris Poll.
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Do governments care about branding? You bet they do. With today's economic climate, governments are looking for ways to get an economic edge and create jobs. One of the ways to get ahead today is to create a perception or a promise that the locale is business-friendly, innovative, creative, and... Read more
Interested citizens and government professionals, meet your new pal, Scout. It sends you notifications when new developments in government happen—your government, your departments of interest, your items of relevance. We caught up with Scout's creator, Eric Mill, a web and mobile developer at... Read more
In part one of this series, we talked about open government scoring another victory with the City of Raleigh's Open Raleigh initiative. We reviewed the technological components of the open data portal, including ESRI, Granicus, GovDelivery, and SeeClickFix. It's pretty clear that these tools and... Read more
Open government scored another victory when the City of Raleigh announced the Open Raleigh initiative—an online repository with open data, web and mobile applications, and links to participatory tools and organizations. It's all part of Raleigh's open source strategy focusing on transparency,... Read more
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Not one, but three upcoming events will bring more open government to Australia over the course of a week. GovHack, GovCamp, and GovJam will collectively allow citizens to interact with the public sector to collaborate, innovate, and share--advancing Gov 2.0 by using government data in new ways.
Last year, CityCamp Raleigh raised the bar on the city's adoption of open sourced solutions and helped bring citizens to the problem solving table. This weekend, the gang behind the event are hosting it again with the same $5000 prize for the best idea and solution.
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I've been live-blogging OWS since October 1. For yesterday's blog, click on my name at top. All times ET. E-mail: email@example.com. My new books vs. the death penalty and on Atomic Cover-up.
9:50 Our pal Carne Ross, known for his work with the UN and ambassadors, tweets: "The Occupy Wall St group on alternative banking that I'm part of includes bankers, finance professrs & quant traders -
#ows movement xtraordinary."
9:40 I'm told that OccupyWriters.com not only has made well-known authors signed on, it is overwhelmed by free submissions of writings and poetry.
9:20 Right-wingers and other critics have claimed food at Zuccotti is high-priced and "gourmet." Here was selection tonight from @NewYorkist: "homemade mac & cheese, rice+beans, spicy noodles, pb&j, chicken soup, bread pudding, rice pudding."
9:00 Love this tweet re: police action in Australia: "Construction
#workers in #solidarity have busted through police cordon around #OccupyMelbourne. Wharfies on the way!"
7:25 Good guy @JoshHarkinson reports that 200 parents to sleep over at Zuccotti tonite—with their kids, as planned. No police action tonight, I would wager. ALSO, follow him now for blow-by-blow of big neighborhood meeting near Zuccotti as people vent views about disruption, noise (the drumming, of course), barricades, cops and more. One man points out that he lives 100 yards from where so many died on 9/11 and now this… Some express support but even they hate the drumming (it's the new vuvuzela). Others now say that this meeting itself has been "occupied" and not fair. Josh points out that things move along a lot faster here than at General Assemblies, in any case. And did I mention the drumming? Oh, maybe you couldn't hear me.
7:20 Photo from OWS "flash mob" action in Union Station in DC vs. Walmart (I think I have that right).
7:15 Big police action pending in @OccupyMelbourne.
7:10 Funniest TV of year might be if the Parks & Rec crew tonight had to deal with OccupyPawnee. Ron Swanson, as a Ron Paul supporter, might not show much sympathy, but loves camping out.
6:20 Fun photo with sign of the times: "I hate Drum Circles but I hate Corporate Greed more." (h/t Jon Wiener)
5:50 Video of Occupy K St. shooting down a Citibank in DC.
5:45 David Carr of NYT, shortly after arrival, tweets: "Just got a close up look at
#OccupyAmsterdam. #OWS has global legs."
4:45 In a case we've been following all day, involving NPR host in spotlight and possibly losing jobs due to political ties, may be resolved, as she gets to keep at least one post. James Fallows: "According to this update just now, the classical music public radio station WDAV, in North Carolina, will not dismiss Lisa Simeone from her role as a freelance (ie, non-employee) host of an opera (i.e., non-political) program carried by NPR, just because she has also been a spokesperson for the Occupy DC movement. The reports to the contrary over the past twenty-four hours boded ill for all involved, starting with NPR—though, who knows, their sizzle might increase the audience for the next few installments of World of Opera. NPR also disputes that it inspired the loss of her job at another outlet.
4:25 Okay, young 'uns, here's a free, hour-long BBC special on the Poet of Occupy, the Saint of Zuccotti, Mr. Woody Guthrie.
3:55 A "Rocky" day for the GOP leader on Friday? Rep. Eric Cantor to get "occupied" tomorrow when he gives a speech on—dig this—income inequality, at the prestigious Wharton School. Occupy Philly will be protesting. "Already, 241 people have RSVPd on OccupyPhilly's Facebook page. This could be a big one: marching from City Hall at 3 p.m."
3:35 Holy Protest, Batman! Reports today that the next Batman sequel may use #OWS in NY as backdrop. "Whispers from the Dark Knight Rises set suggest that Christopher Nolan may shoot part of his third Batman film against the backdrop of the Occupy Wall Street protests. The production will rumble into New York on the 29th of October, bringing the caped crusader face to face with the thousands in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park now in their second month of protest against the capitalist system. You know—the one that gets movies like The Dark Knight Rises made.
"Some would fear a clash of ideals. Nolan apparently sees an opportunity, with the Times suggesting that the demonstrations could be used as a setting for scenes from the film. Whether the arrival of the shoot will add another item to the protestors' list of grievances is unclear (this is, after all, a $250 million production featuring a character who's a billionaire businessman)."
3:30 Arrests just occured @OccupyMN, some in paddy wagons, livestream here.
3:25 The famous "Yes Men" school OWS in NYC, with aid of humor.
3:15 Slate covers the big AdBusters plan for Oct. 29 marches for 1% "Robin Hood" tax—lot of Comments respond.
2:00 Tom Morello, who has played at two or more Occupy sites and invited Occupyers to his show in Vancouver last night, tweets: "Epic nite at Vogue Theater in Vancouver last nite. World Wide Rebels
#OccupyVancouver showed up IN FORCE & rocked the joint insanely." Earlier he had spoken at OccupyVancouver, video below. In which he invited people to come to the show for free. Also, he did one of my alltime faves, Bruce's "Ghost of Tom Joad."
1:55 Infamous "pepper-spray cop" Tony Bologna says he is "tortured" by aftermath.
1:50 Video: Jon Stewart and Al Sharpton hit OWS "theatrics." Wow, pots calling kettle… Big police action in Minnesota underway. Follow @OccupyMN.
1:40 Allison Kilkenny asks, Will police ever (really) support the Occupyers… SF police chief agrees to some concessions under pressure there. Nurses allowed first aid tents. Bathrooms?… Gotta love Occupy Buffalo, up near my hometown.
12:25 Marriage proposal at Occupy site, with use of human mic. "Will you occupy my life?" Let's hope that question doesn't turn into a bad Barry Manilow ballad.
12:15 pm Collection of notes sent to Occupyers with care packages, collected at a Tumblr site.
11:55 Alec Baldwin tweets: "What the US needs is govt w/ balls. Regulatory balls. Capitalism is not the problem. We just need referees who will actually throw the flag." He also apologized to England for saying, at Zoccotti the other night, that it had "gone down the tubes." He meant Greece.
11:30 New column from Henry Rollins on Occupy: "Words cannot express how much I am enjoying witnessing the real fear that is coming from zero-traction hacks like P.J. O'Rourke." He goes on, burying Fox News and other rightwingers, then gets to this: "Who should be losing the most sleep over all this? Not Wall Street and not the ultrarich. No. It should be the president. He dropped the ball. It's cool. The people picked it up. Sir, with all due respect, you'd better recognize."
And: "As things get worse, the movement will grow stronger. The Tea Party faded quickly because it was weakened by artificial ingredients, and is now all but over with. Occupy Wall Street is 100 percent analog and will thrive without corporate life support. This is only the start. You don't have to like it. This is going on with or without you. Thomas Jefferson has momentarily stopped spinning in his grave."
11:25 OccupyLA may move from City Hall camp as criticism grows about "destruction of lawn" there. Looking at other sites. "Protesters said they would happily care for the City Hall lawn themselves. Brito suggested planting native landscaping, rather than grass. Another suggested growing vegetables. Mukri said his department was open to discussing ways to reduce the city's costs connected to the protest."
11:20 Jamie Kilstein at Funny or Die goes "undercover" to expose OWS. Searching for weed, bombs, Al Qaeda, homosexuals.
11:10 Today's song for Occupyers and their fans everywhere, one of my favorite Clash tunes. "Clampdown." What are we gonna do now?
11:05 Cenk "Young Turk" Uygur launches his WolfPac, which asks citizens to occupy their local state houses to force the states to call for a Constitutional convention to pass an amendment that bans corporations from buying politicians." Also at www.Wolf-PAC.com.
10:45 Update from The Atlantic on firing of Lisa Simeone at NPR due to her work with Occupy-related group, as we reported this morning in a few items below.
10:40 Stephen Colbert tweets: "The Real World is looking to cast Occupy Wall Street protesters. That's one way to clear out Zuccotti Park." In a more serious vein, from Russell Simmons: "The Daily News calling the protesters anti-capitalist in a headline is criminal. They are just anti capitalist control of our government!!!"
10:25 Ace blogger Digby looks at those Tea Party /Occupy comparisons and disputes "populist" linkage. Just one point:
One would think that the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street could at least find common ground in their mutual indictment of the political process, however differently they see the cause. But so far, the Tea Party groups are having none of it. The cultural trip wires that have animated rightwing cultural resentment for at least the past 40 years are still powerful motivators—after all, the Rick Santelli rant was based upon resentment of "losers" who needed help with their mortgages.
10:10 Will we ever get an OccupyWH? Wash Post with piece on Obama "flush" with Wall St. donations.
9:35 An intriguing demographic survey by academic on Occupyers.
9:25 Valuable piece here on tips for how to blog or live-blog important events, featuring… yours truly.
9:10 Calvin and Hobbes on Occupy?… Meanwhile, in the great anti-pipeline movement, Bill McKibben calls for encircling White House on Nov. 6… If you missed yesterday: right-wing blogger thinks Occupy's hashtag looks too much like a… swastika.
9:00 @RebMoti tweets on the NPR uproar below: "I always knew 'World of Opera' has a liberal bias. They're always too sympathetic to "La Boheme"
8:30 As we reported below, NPR host Lisa Simeone has allegedly lost her post due to taking part in OccupyDC activities. See links below but she has now fired back with key point: "This sudden concern with my political activities is also surprising in light of the fact that Mara Liaason reports on politics for NPR yet appears as a commentator on FoxTV, Scott Simon hosts an NPR news show yet writes political op-eds for national newspapers, Cokie Roberts reports on politics for NPR yet accepts large speaking fees from businesses. Does NPR also send out 'Communications Alerts' about their activities?"
8:25 Russell Simmons tweets: "We need a coalition of the (1%) who are personally successful but r fighting to give opportunity to others"… New grand total from @OccupyArrests: 1896.
7:50 Poynter picks up on and adds to my report (see below) on an NPR host allegedly getting axed after she took part in Occupy DC. "I find it puzzling that NPR objects to my exercising my rights as an American citizen—the right to free speech, the right to peaceable assembly—on my own time in my own life," Simeone wrote in an e-mail response to questions from the Baltimore Sun Wednesday night. Her bio at NPR. On losing job.
7:40 Cool photos of Russell Brand during visit to Zuccotti Park last night — in heavy rain, so note slicker. And wife Katy Perry tweets: "This is happening.… I know my hubby rustyrockets is there now…still…reppin [representing] us both! Tell him to call his wife if you see him!"
7:35 Alternet: Which banks are the very worst for America?… Greg Sargent with data: Blue-collar Americans DO support OWS… Big Wired piece on growth of OWS in past month… OccupyLA trying to get space at famous Farmer's Market, blocked so far.
7:30 The Economist complaiins that Occupy London's aims are "too muddy."
7:05 If this report is correct, a woman who hosts an NPR program called World of Opera has lost her freelance position after it emerged that she had been taking part in Occupy activities in DC. An NPR blog confirms that they were discussing the matter with the local station in North Carolina that produces the program, and the woman says she lost her gig.
6:55 Great new piece by Josh Harkinson on What the NYPD really thinks of Occupy. "The New York City Police Department has dealt with a heavy dose of criticism for the way that it has handled the Occupy Wall Street protests, with an unprovoked pepper spraying, questionably legal arrests, and a dressing down by a US Marine at Times Square all caught on videotape. But in the interactions with police that I have witnessed and the conversations I've had with officers, a more nuanced picture has emerged: one of overworked rank-and-file cops torn between following orders and sympathizing with the movement and its goals."
12:05 am Interesting NYT op-ed on Zuccotti pushing much-needed new discussion of "privately owned public spaces."
From late Wednesday
11:40 As promised, arrests in New Hampshire. @SabzBrach: "9
#occupiers issued court summons. 4 others refusing to leave currently being #arrested."
11:30 Cool photo from NYC: Occupiers huddled in the rain under tarps. Let's hope Russell Brand isn't under one of them with somebody.
11:00A new chant should react to GOP debate last night: "This is what dumbocracy looks like!"
10:40 New Nick Kristof column tonight. It backs OWS again and is titled Occupy the Classroom. "Most of the proposed remedies involve changes in taxes and regulations, and they would help. But the single step that would do the most to reduce inequality has nothing to do with finance at all. It's an expansion of early childhood education."
10:30 OccupyNewHampshire faces eviction in half an hour.
9:40 There was a rumor that the latest brand name to visit OWS is… Russell… Turns out to be true. See pic. Also pic at left. He did back Occupy awhile back. Get him to the Geeks!
9:20 Fun from
@jasoncherkis: "Prediction: There will be a really bad T.V. show inspired by the hipster cop"… Report: Denver cops turned sprinklers on to bother Occupyers this morning… at 2 am. Or maybe that's just the regular watering time.
7:40 The NYT has posted its weekly David Brooks/Gail Collins friendly debate, this time: on whether Occupy is "overhyped": To paraphrase… David: My research (I visited a couple sites at ebb tide) proves no one cares. Gail: Yet most popular story and search term here in past month. David: Polls show people don't want redistribution of wealth. Gail: Huh? Polls show vast majority back hiking taxes on top people. After more Brooks baloney, Gail provides a smackdown ending.
7:25 @NaomiRWolf thinks she's found "smoking gun" in search for permit re last night's arrest.
7:20 Our old pal and Tech President chief Micah Sifry with new piece and recommends three recent ones: "OWS, the Other 98%," "US Uncut" & "Rebuild the Dream: A Look at the Shoes That Didn't Drop."
7:05 OWS as NY's hottest new tourist attraction… Weather in Northeast putting maximum stress on encampments.
7:00 At The Atlantic: Eight well-meaning Ideas OWS should reject… McClatchy's Douglas debunks the Tea Party / OWS similarities… Occupy New Hampshire says it faces police eviction tonight.
6:55 The great Jim Hightower: Wall Street is Dazed and Confused, and not in a Led Zep way.
5:30 @OccupyArrests continues to follow, report, tally all arrests a few times a day. Current total: 1,830.
5:00 Fast-growing Occupywriters group posts two new poems by Alice Walker, on Cornel West's arrest and the awakening of young people in the 99 percent.
Greg Mitchell's new e-book vs. the death penalty is Dead Reckoning: Executions in America (and just $2.99). His other current book: Atomic Cover-Up, on the censorship of film footage from Hiroshima and Nagasaki for decades.


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Turkey-bound for World Superbike Round 11
FIM Superbike World Championship makes its debut in Turkey.
Chaz Davies won the second of Sunday's races and teammate Marco Melandri (ITA) finished second and third.
In the World Supersport race, Lowes has scored probably the most important win of the season so far.
Marco Melandri qualified second on the grid with his BMW S 1000 RR in Superpole qualifying, his team-mate Chaz Davies finished seventh.
Ducati rider Ayrton Badovini earned his first series Tissot-Superpole award in the FIM World Superbike Championship on the Nurburgring.
Davies grabs first position at the very end of first qualifying
Factory rider and local hero Chaz Davies (GBR) fought for the victory in race two but had to retire for a technical issue, Marco Melandri (ITA) crossed the line in ninth.
Loris Baz wins second race over fellow Frenchman Jules Cluzel at the Silverstone circuit with red flag on final lap due to heavy rain.
Rea wins Race 1, Laverty and Camier on the podium. In the World Supersport race, Sofuoglu wins over Lowes after thrilling finale.
Neither rider for the BMW team fared well during qualifying for the World Superbike event at Silverstone.
The second day of the World Superbike Championship round at Silverstone was an emotional one as the riders paid tribute to Andrea Antonelli before Eugene Laverty earned his first-ever Tissot-Superpole.
Marco Melandri finished eighth with his BMW S 1000 RR in today's first qualifying practice while Chaz Davies was 12th.
World Supersport Qualifying 1 took place today at Silverstone under dry track conditions and warm temperatures.
The FIM Superbike World Championship is back in action for the 9th round at Silverstone along with the World Supersport riders. It will be their first outing since the tragic death of Andrea Antonelli.
BMW Motorrad Motorsport announced last week that it will withdraw from the FIM Superbike World Championship at end of season.
BMW Motorrad team will terminate its commitment in the FIM Superbike World Championship
Andrea Antonelli died this afternoon in a tragic crash of the FIM World Supersport race.
Marco Melandri's third win in the season means a big step up in the points for the Italian, who is now 32 points away from new Championship leader Sylvain Guintoli.
Chaz Davies finished second and team-mate Marco Melandri finished fifth.
The 23 year old, Davide Giugliano, from Rome managed to time in 1'34.676 lap-time to secure first place ahead of Chaz Davies.
On their BMW S 1000 RRs, Melandri and Davies have successful first qualifying in Russia.
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HOUSTON A senior citizen who disappeared early Tuesday morning was found safe Wednesday afternoon in Central Texas.
Kenneth Panton, 81, lives in the 1500 block of Winston Homestead in the Pecan Grove subdivision, located in the Richmond area. Panton, who suffers from Parkinson s Disease, was last seen by his wife at about 2 a.m. Tuesday. She noticed he was missing at about 3:30 a.m. and contacted the Fort Bend County Sheriff s Office.
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BOISE --The town of Melba is mourning the loss of a young football player, who was struck and killed by a car this weekend.
Coach Jordon Coffin says14-year-old Nick Martinez was traveling with family when he was hit by a car on Friday, and then was airlifted to a children's hospital in Utah where he died Saturday.
Martinez was a freshman and an active member of the Melba Mustangs football team. Coach Coffin said in an email to KTVB Sunday night that Martinez has been amazing part of the football program. He went on to describe the teen as a great player, student and an even better kid.
People who knew Martinez and his family have been taking to social media to share their condolences.
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The school s crisis team consists of administrators as well as guidance and school counselors and teachers. The center will be set up in the library with staging rooms for kids to talk and get information.
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For fourteen years, Teatro ZinZanni has dazzled Seattle audiences with wildly fun and entertaining dinner experiences.
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I don't know about you, but Project Runway Australia is one of my favourite guilty pleasures. It's up there with peanut butter and maple syrup sundaes (I'm half American, I can't help it!), and chardy-fuelled online impulse buying. And this year I plan on combining all three for the best Monday night in of all time!
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The Dental Continuing Education Program at NHTI, in collaboration with the NH Division of Public Health Services Oral Health Program offers this continuing education course series for dental hygienists who provide services in public health settings and for dental hygienists desiring to become NH Certified Public Health Dental Hygienists (CPHDH). This continuing education series meets course requirements set forth by the NH Board of Dental Examiners (BODE) and provides participants with the most current information to optimally deliver dental hygiene services in alternative dental settings. Required courses currently leading to the CPHDH certification are offered on a rotating basis and can be taken in any order. Since it involves learning a clinical skill, it is recommended that Caries Stabilization be taken as close to the time of CPHDH application to the BODE as possible, so as to minimize time between learning the technique and implementation. Space is limited – register early!
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This class meets once as a group, followed by individual completion of required online activities. Topics discussed assist public health dental hygienists to understand and comply with legal requirements to properly handle patient medical records. Key concepts of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), and NH law regarding client abuse are included. Participants draft a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) and are required to complete learning activities prior to class end date.
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So I'm posting this here to see if any dev's can have a go at getting it working.
Hope someone can!
Well guys,
Sorry to let your hopes down but I just fixed the problems and this rom is quite terrible compared to MDJ's. It kinda reminds me of one of the first GB ROM's floating around.
1. The screen doesn't even turn off all the way, just goes black.
2 the pull down bar is white (like the first GB ROM's).
3. The ROM has zero signal or data, doesn't pick up and at all.
That's just playing with it for about a minute. It's not worth uploading, just grab MDJ's if you want CM7.
By the way, I didn't add any files to this ROM so it's not my error. I just fixed it so it would flash in CWM.
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VA turns up its 'intensity' to solve long-standing cyber challenges
Stephen Warren, the Veterans Affairs Department's chief information officer, said he's brought in extra vendors to deal with a backlog of cyber challenges. VA's inspector general found more than 9,000 outstanding system security risks in its annual Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) report.
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Jason Miller, Executive Editor, Federal News Radio
Having failed its cybersecurity audit for the sixteenth year in a row, Veterans Affairs is taking several steps to address long-standing cyber deficiencies to quicken the path toward a better grade under the Federal Information Security Management Act. Steph Warren is the VA's Chief Information Officer; Dan Galick is the associate deputy assistant secretary for security operations. They tell executive editor Jason Miller why they're optimistic after a long-string of poor audits.
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Szykman: Some of the hardest CIO challenges are cultural
Five agencies score zero on using strong authentication with their IT networks. That's according to the White House's annual compliance review of the Federal Information Security Management Act. Nextgov reports three of those agencies had cybersecurity breaches in recent years. Simon Szykman is chief technology officer for the federal services division at Attain, and former chief information officer of the Commerce Department. He broke down the results from the 2014 FISMA review on In Depth with Francis Rose.
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Inside the Reporter's Notebook: Cyber bills abound; OFPP and reverse auctions; DoJ's API release
In this week's "Inside the Reporter's Notebook," the passage of five cybersecurity bills by Congress in the past week signals a long-coming and much needed change to how agencies defend their computer networks; an interesting bid protest decision flew under the radar that signals yet another challenge to FedBid, the reverse auction contractor and the Justice Department's first foray into the open data world with the launch of two APIs is noteworthy, but the underlying reason why DoJ could release the software code is really the story here.
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Federal agency Inspectors General are submitting annual reports to meet the requirements of the Federal Information Security Management Act. But your agency's networks may not actually be more secure because of that compliance and those reports. Those IG reports are still good news though, says Dan Mintz, former Transportation Department Chief Information Officer and now principal at ESEM Consulting. Dan tells In Depth with Francis Rose that's because the IGs haven't always been so hands-on with FISMA compliance.
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Inside the Reporter's Notebook: DoD trying to remove the haze around its use of commercial clouds
In this edition of "Inside the Reporter's Notebook," The Department of Defense releases the results of a study detailing three new approaches to help military services and agencies ensure the security of the commercial clouds they use; what could be the last set of the mostly dreaded annual Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) reports are arriving from agency inspector generals and Harvard, the Commerce Department and the Office of Management and Budget are stealing away three senior executives from the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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The VA fails another cybersecurity audit
The Veterans Affairs Department failed its 16th cybersecurity audit in a row, so it still can't properly protect the private health data of veterans. The VA Inspector General sees about 6,000 cyber weaknesses in the agency's IT networks, and says it falls short of complying with the Federal Information Security Management Act.
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VA fails cybersecurity audit for 16th straight year
The Veterans Affairs Department will not receive the final results for its 2014 FISMA audit until next spring, but auditors already have informed IT officials that they've identified material weaknesses for the 16th year in a row. Department IT officials say progress on closing IG recommendations and securing their systems and data is real.
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Now that continuous diagnostics and mitigation plays a role, this year's FISMA evaluation cycle shouldn't be regarded as a checkbox exercise, says former CISO Pat Howard.
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The Homeland Security Department has reviewed about 18 new or improved cybersecurity tools or technologies that may be added to the continuous diagnostics and mitigation program (CDM). John Streufert, the director of Federal Network Resilience at National Protection and Programs Directorate in DHS, said CDM is not delayed and on track to deliver results.
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