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The cast members of "The Jersey Shore" don't seem to be doing much to change that whole idea of the ugly American. TMZ says tempers flared and fists flew between castmates Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and Ronnie Ortiz-Magro as they filmed their MTV show Monday night in Florence, Italy.
Word is, the brawl began when inconstant, altercation-loving flames Ronnie and Samantha "Sammi" Giancola got into yet another argument. That somehow led to "a major fistfight" between Ronnie and The Situation, which evidently left both with cuts and bruises.
"Monday evening, Mike received medical attention after an accidental injury in the house," MTV tells E! News in a vague-sounding statement. "He was treated and is now at home with the rest of the cast."
In paparazzi photos of the guidos returning home, the shoeless, hoodie-sporting Situation can be seen with red marks around his left eye and on his forehead.
Ronnie, meanwhile, was snapped removing a bandage on his right hand before climbing out of his car, the better to see the cuts and scabs on his knuckles. (His hair, unfortunately, came through the alleged tussle unharmed, remaining in its usual Lego snap-on style.)
So, based on the pictures alone, we're going to conclude that The Situation's face ended up in front of Ronnie's fist. A lot. Should make for an entertaining season.
Perhaps this is why Florence has prohibited the gym-, tan- and laundry-espousing cast from shooting at some of the city's most famous locations, including the Uffizi gallery, and warned them against being filmed drinking in public.
The town also wants the show to promote Italy's culture, which seems optimistic with Snooki around.
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The event is also planning a British focus to mark the passing of the Olympics flag from London to the Brazilian city for the 2016 Games.
LONDON – This year's Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival will pay tribute to a quartet of directors: Alberto Cavalcanti, considered the most 'international' Brazilian director but rarely screened in his home country, a 25 year retrospective of the work of John Carpenter and screenings of the output of Portuguese veteran director Manoel de Oliveira and João Pedro Rodrigues.
The festival runs Sept. 27 through Oct. 9 and will see 400 films from over 60 countries unspool across the city.
Organizers said guests confirmed to visit the festival include Jeremy Irons, directors Fernando Trueba, Leos Carax, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, Teresa Villaverde, João Pedro Rodrigues, Roland Joffé and the artist Marina Abramovic.
The 400 titles include Twixt from Francis Ford Coppola, Lay The Favorite directed by Stephen Frears, Magic Mike from Steven Soderbergh, Michael Winterbottom's Trishna, Michael Jackson Bad 25 by Spike Lee, In the Land of Blood and Honey, Angelina Jolie's directorial debut and Savages by Oliver Stone.
With the Olympic flag now passed from London to 2016 host city Rio de Janeiro, the historic ties between the two cities will be recognized in a tribute to British cinema with a special U.K. focus over four days.
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On a GNOME 2.x desktop if you are a laptop owner you can control what happens when you close your laptop's lid from the power management preferences whether to suspend the system or simply blank the screen. With GNOME 3.0, when you close your laptop's lid, the system will suspend and there will be no user-interface for changing this policy. It's a design decision for the GNOME 3.0 desktop.
In a blog post entitled
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, Richard Hughes of GNOME Power Manager and UPower wrote "In GNOME 3.0, we're defaulting to suspending the computer when the user shuts the lid, and not providing any preferences combobox to change this. This is what the UI designers for GNOME 3.0 want, and is probably a step in the right direction. We really can't keep working around bugs in the kernel with extra UI controls."
If your laptop lid is closed but there is an external display attached, the system should not suspend, except for black-listed notebooks. This though cannot be configured from any user-interface setting. However, it looks like there may at least be a dconf / GSettings key that can at least be manipulated to change this behavior.
Since writing about this GNOME power management change yesterday, there's already more than 140 comments of prospective GNOME 3.0 users that are mostly objections to this move. There are a number of use-cases where one wants to close their notebook but to have their system still powered up -- downloading files, wish to keep their online presence, temporarily going away from the keyboard for a few minutes, etc. I am in the same boat as many of those users. More importantly, for still a lot of hardware out there, suspend support under Linux is still quite buggy or completely broken.
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Robert Helenius (18-0, 11 KOs) celebrated a successful ring return on Saturday night in Finland. Making his first fight in 11 months due to shoulder surgery, the Nordic Nightmare outpointed battle-tested Sherman "The Tank" Williams (35-12-2, 19 KOs) in front of 4,032 fans at the Helsinki Ice Hall. Helenius was ahead 99-91, 99-93 and 98-93 on the cards. He controlled the bout behind his long jab and kept landing body shots with his right, also firing in one-two combinations. However, the Tank had his moment in the sixth round when he landed his trademark overhand right. But Helenius proved his chin and regained control in the next rounds. "I'm back," Helenius said. "This was a good comeback win for me. Williams was a dangerous opponent, he came here to fight. But I think I fought a good fight. I'm happy with my performance." Said Williams: "I promised to bring sun...
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Good luck.Hello everyone! I wasn't sure where to put this thread, so moderators may move it to another category!
I just wanted to check if someone around here wanted to answer some questions about analog photography for a project I'm doing in school? That would be cool. The answers will be treated anonymously.
1. Age and gender
57 male
2. Do you shoot professionally (digital and/or analog)? What subjects do you shoot in that case?
I do not shoot professionally, though I have (finally) reached the stage where I occasionally sell prints for more than I put into them. My subjects for these tend to be still lifes and abstractions, with the occasional landscape thrown in. (I recently started doing fashion work, and really enjoyed it; I hope to do more of this in the future) All of the above are analog work. I DO do one digital project each year - the front of house photos for a community theatre company.
3. When did you start shooting analogically, and when did you start photographing (if you started out with digital photography)?
I started shooting as a child, and did a bit of darkroom work as a teenager, but left that aside to pursue a career in music/theatre/education. I returned to analog photography after a short stint of digital photography about 10 years ago.
4. What equipment (camera) do you use? If you use multiple cameras, you can write down all of them and which one you use the most.
I use formats from 35mm to 8x10. my favourites are my Rolleiflex 3.5f, my Calumet 4x5, Burke & James 8x10, Nikon N-80, Pentax Spotmatic-f, Olympus XA, etc., etc.
5. Do you develop your film yourself, and what technique do you use in that case?
I develop all my black and white, but send my colour work out to a lab about 4000 miles away. I develop my 35mm and 120 in tanks, and prefer to do my sheet film in trays.
6. Why do you shoot analogically and what benefits do you think there is with analogue photography? Feel free to respond as fully as possible on this matter. For example, if you shoot analogically because of the appearance of the photos, please describe specifically what it is in the look that you like, etc. If there are many different reasons, please write down all. (This is the most important question)
I shoot analog because I find a certain synergy between myself, the camera, the film, developer, paper, etc. While I do not disagree with those who say that it is not "about" the equipment, I do find that I work differently depending on the camera and the intended process of my film or paper. I print a lot of images using Caffenol (instant coffee) and when I do so, it influences everything from choice of subject, composition, lighting. When I shoot with my Rolleiflex TLR, the square image in the viewfinder held at chest level greatly influences my composition. Composing on the ground glass of a large format view camera is both complex yet zen-like in its way my mind enters a different kind of space when I am working. These are things that are quite specific to the format/type of camera, and do not seem to present themselves when I work with digital.
7. Are there any particular subjects that you think that analogue photography is particularly suitable for, respectively not suitable for?
I find, as stated above, that each camera imposes its process upon me, and therefore, upon my subject. My work is 99% analog, so there are few subjects for which I do not have a suitable camera available. The trick is not to carry too much gear. In fact, I occasionally carry the "wrong" camera on a shooting expedition, simply to challenge myself to make my photographs in spite of the limitations of my gear. If I carried every conceivable camera in the back of a truck, I would spend far too much time choosing, and not enough shooting.
8. Will you continue to shoot analogically in the future?
As long as I can find film and papers.
If you also shoot digitally:
9. Approximately how much of your photography do you estimate that you shoot analogically?
99% of my work is analog.
10. What is it that makes you not photograph only analogically?
As stated above, I have one project a year where the client requests digital files in a short time frame. In that case, I shoot digitally.
11. Is there anything that could make you photograph analogically even more?
Yes... If I had an unlimited film/paper/chemicals budget.
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Shane Victorino's 2011: Solid
Posted by Ian Riccaboni, Mon, December 12, 2011 08:10 AM | Comments: 23
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Not one thing stood out about Shane Victorino's 2011 season and, in many ways, that is a good thing. Victorino has consistently put up very good numbers at a premium position for the Phils for six-full seasons now and is about as complete of a position player that the Phillies currently have on their roster.
Victorino's exceptional first-half play earned him a trip to Arizona to represent the Phillies in the All-Star Game, but for most casual fans, he went unnoticed. With column after column devoted to debating the worth of the Big Piece, the excitable Flyin' Hawaiian was in contention for the batting title entering September, posted a career high slugging percentage 44 points higher than his previous best, and his defense returned to career best levels that helped him win the Gold Glove in 2008.
WAR is a stat that really helps give worth to players like Victorino; players who excel at a little bit of everything at positions where offensive production is at a premium. Victorino's 5.9 WAR was good enough for 8th in the NL and best in the Phillies line-up. His UZR/150 of 5.7 was nearly as good as his 2008 Gold Glove-earning 6.5 of 2008. Sadly, Victorino's most memorable defensive play of 2011 may have been his backwards throw in Game 4 of the NLDS.
Victorino improved on an uncharacteristically mediocre 2010 by turning more of his fly balls into hits. His flyballs once again increased in 2011 but his BABIP and K% dropped and his average, on-base percentage, and slugging rose dramatically. He showed an improved eye, walking 9.4%, almost a full percentage point better than his previous career best.
Vic missed some time in 2011 for a sprained thumb, assorted injuries, and his memorable role in the August 5 fracas with the Giants. He unfortunately ended his terrific campaign with a thud, hitting just .186 in September. 2011 was also the first season since 2006 where Victorino stole under 20 bases (25). The decline in steals likely was not injury related and but probably due to either Davey Lopes exist or an evolving skill set as the Flyin' Hawaiian gets older. His 16 triples did tie Jose Reyes for the Major League lead so I am leaning more so with the former than the latter. Victorino had six hits, including a double, in 19 at-bats for the Phils in their five- game, NLDS loss to the Cards.
Victorino enters 2012 with many non-performance related question marks surrounding him. 2012 is the Flyin' Hawaiian's last arbitration eligible year and will be eligible to become a free agent after the season. With this, the Phillies are put in a very precarious position with no clear in-house center field option available and a team looking to get younger forced to make a decision about giving a long-term deal to a player entering the 2013 season at age 33 who is putting up All-Star production in center field.
Grade: 8.5/10 – Victorino looked to be a fringe MVP candidate entering September, combining strong outfield play with speed and power. September slowed him down but his bat was one of few that was alive for the playoffs.
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Mayberry is not a proven commodity yet. Keep Victorino — if at all possible. Let's see how Mayberry comes around. I am hoping that last year was no fluke, and he continues to shine.
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Shave Victorino. Lots of offensive talent. A triple waiting to happen. That said, for someone so fast, he doesn't bunt and he flies out too much. He doesn't walk either. He's a nice player but since he and Jimmy are so similar (to a detriment) offensively, Shane would be a great guy to trade. He would bring back a lot in return. Move Jr. to center and put a stud in left.
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Shane is obviously the piece that we have (other than Pence) that is most easily traded and replaced. Hanley Ramirez looks like a good target but I suspect we will have to give more than Victorino – Vanimal too?
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Trading Vic makes no sense–this team has a 2-3 year window and Vic is at his prime–plus he brings clubhouse intangibles
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Next year michael bourn is a FA along with Vic. I would love to bring michael back home and have a true leadoff hitter that would allow Jimmy to be dropped in the batting order. Only problem is Cole needs to be signed first and we need a 3rd baseman plus his agent is Boras.
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Burnside Bridgehead agreement expires
Three years after winning a fierce battle to develop 4 acres on the east side of the Burnside Bridge, Opus Northwest is out.
The Portland Development Commission decided Feb. 27 to let its agreement with the Minnesota-based developer expire without renewal after it became clear Opus would not find the anchor tenants it needed to launch the project.
"Nobody is going to embark on a significant project like that without an anchor tenant," said Commissioner Charles Wilhoite.
PDC will proceed with its efforts to make the property ready for construction when the time comes. That includes buying out easements and clearing old buildings, a task that should be finished this summer.
PDC staff members will return in 30 to 60 days with new recommendations for moving forward with the ambitious project, which was intended to catalyze the redevelopment of the industrial neighborhoods that flank the east bank of the Willamette River.
Neighbors told the commission they're worried the soon-to-be cleared property will become an attractive nuisance and could become an unsightly homeless encampment.
In a marked comedown from previous plans, eastside activist Emily Simon urged the commission to plant trees and bushes and transform the open acreage into a dog park.
"The reason is it brings people there, it gives a reason for humans to be on the site -- and dogs -- humans we want as opposed to humans we don't want," she told the commission.
In another comment reminiscent of the battle for the Burnside Bridgehead in early 2005, Central Eastside residents, business leaders and activists reminded the commission they will never accept a large-format retailer at the site.
"We oppose all big box on the eastside," said Ann Kilkenny, who owns a hardware store poised to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
The PDC is unlikely to pursue that, but the makeup of the commission is decidedly more business-friendly than the one that made the bridgehead decision in 2005. Commission President Mark Rosenbaum pressed the eastside delegation to identify what large-format stores they would consider big boxes.
The answers: Target, Wal-Mart and Ikea.
Opus Northwest won the coveted Burnside Bridgehead redevelopment battle in April 2005, defeating proposals from a handful of rivals.
Most notably, it won over Beam Development, an eastside office development company led by Brad Malsin, who had popular support among his neighbors and who had pledged a project peppered with the arts and small, local firms.
But the commission chose Opus, citing its deep pockets and its ambitious vision of a multiuse project anchored by nearly 600 residential units, more than 100 of them set aside as "affordable" units. Condo sales would fuel further development of office, retail and other space.
In the intervening years, it retooled the mix, reducing the number of residential units and banking instead on landing a major office tenant.
As recently as December, it was telling the commission it had a number of potential candidates. Chief among them was an unidentified corporate headquarters company already located in Portland. As recently as Feb. 26, John Bartell, vice president of Opus' Portland office, insisted the would-be tenant was still a contender, though he acknowledged there hadn't been recent contact and the tenant didn't seem to grasp the urgency of making a decision.
Opus had engaged CB Richard Ellis to search for both office and retail tenants.
In private, office brokers expressed skepticism that a major corporate headquarters would consider the Central Eastside, or that it was still giving it consideration.
With little parking, amenities or other attractions, the gritty neighborhood is unlikely to draw a big-name tenant in the foreseeable future, despite the shortage of Class A office space on the opposite side of the Willamette. The vacancy rate for top-drawer office space in downtown is at about 5 percent.
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Yang Chuantang
Yang Chuantang (simplified Chinese: 杨传堂; traditional Chinese: 楊傳堂; pinyin: Yáng Chuántáng; born May 1954 in Yucheng, Dezhou, Shandong) is the Minister of Transport of the People's Republic of China. He has also served as the vice-chairman of the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, governor of Qinghai Province, and party chief of the Tibet Autonomous Region.[1]
He joined the Communist Youth League[2] and then the Communist Party of China in 1976. In 1996, he studied Tibet at the Central Party School and described being "fascinated with" Tibet and its "long hours of sunshine, rich water resources, and diversified geological and climate conditions".[3]
Having worked in the petrochemical industry,[2] he was appointed governor of Qinghai Province from January to December 2004. His promotion to party secretary of the committee for Tibet Autonomous Region from December 2004 to May 2006 was seen as part of a trend in appointing "more highly educated and competent" administrators to lead provincial governments.[2]
In August 2012, Yang Chuangtang was appointed to succeed Li Shenglin as Minister of Transport.[4] At the first plenary session of the 12th National People's Congress in March 2013, he was re-elected.[5]
Yang is a member of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. He was also a member of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and an alternate member of the 16th Central Committee.
- ^ http://www.chinavitae.com/biography/Yang_Chuantang%7C2141
- ^ a b c "New Tibet Party chief in leadership reshuffle". International Campaign for Tibet (2010-10-31). 2004-12-17.
- ^ Gong, Xixiang; Xi, Juan; Guo, Xueyi (September 2006). "Building a Harmonious and Prosperous Tibet" (PDF). China Today.
- ^ Yang Chuantang appointed minister of transport
- ^ NPC endorses new cabinet lineup
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- (Chinese) Biography of Yang Chuantang, Xinhua News Agency.
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Redden Still A Senator
07/25/07 at 10:37 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun,
Bryan Murray had Wade Redden traded last month.
But the deal was swiped off the table by the veteran defenceman.
"I'm not shopping him around at all," Murray said yesterday when asked about the status of Redden, the team's top paid player at $6.5 million (all terms US) a season and unrestricted free-agent eligible next July.
"I had a conversation at the draft, there was a deal I could go with, but (Redden) decided he didn't want to be traded.
"That's what a no-trade (clause) is. At this moment, Wade will be in Ottawa."
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Is Katz Planning A Hostile Takeover
07/25/07 at 10:34 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Terry Jones of the Edmonton Sun,
Did Daryl Katz, in attempting to sweeten the deal, sour it?
Will people now resent what already felt like an uninvited hostile takeover attempt of a group of the all-time greatest guys in Edmonton history - the 37 entities who saved the Oilers?
Katz yesterday went public with a statement which was both teasing and tantalizing in terms of putting up major money toward the building of a new downtown arena, investing in a new arena for the University of Alberta and promising to spend to the salary cap to make the Oilers a winning team.
The timing of the statement is curious.
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Questions? I Hope To Have An Answer
07/25/07 at 10:21 AM ET | Comments (0)
Do you have a hockey, NHL, or hockey blogging question? If so, this is the place to ask.
In my NHL.com blog today, I ask readers to submit their questions here.
Hopefully, this will turn out to be a "reference post", where hockey fans can ask away and get the correct answer.
note 10:06pm, post will remain "sticky" for a day or two.
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Devils Talking With Parise
07/25/07 at 09:38 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Fire & Ice, the blog of Tom Gulitti,
Neil Sheehy, agent for Zach Parise, said today that he is still in the talking stages with GM Lou Lamoriello about a new contract for the restricted free agent left wing. Sheehy said they have discussed a long-term deal, but nothing has been decided, yet.
read on for more Devils news. Also, a Tom gives us a progress report on the Prudential Center…
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Sens Have Over $6 Million Worth Of Goalies
07/25/07 at 09:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Chris Stevenson of the Ottawa Sun,
"There are a few teams out there with $6-million goaltenders. I think we can handle it," said Murray yesterday. "If something crops up for (Gerber), we'll take advantage of it."
Problem is, the Maple Leafs will be putting lipstick on their pig named Andrew Raycroft and golden oldies Ed Belfour and Curtis Joseph are sitting out there in UFA land, too. The buyers have a few options. The Ducks would probably like to move Ilya Bryzgalov, too.
Despite the belief the Senators are overpaying for their goaltending situation in light of Emery's new three-year, $9.5-million deal announced yesterday, the fact is the Senators still aren't the team paying the most for their puckstoppers next year.
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NHL Theme Store Will Have A Wall Of Ice
07/25/07 at 09:13 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Boston Herald,
Reebok this fall will open what may be one of the cooler stores in New York - complete with its own wall of ice.
The Canton company will launch NHL Powered by Reebok, a new flagship store in partnership with the National Hockey League, in October.
With 3,750 square feet of retail space, the store will sell NHL-licensed clothing, headwear, accessories and equipment, and Rbk footwear and clothing. A hockey-themed Starbucks will be located at the rear of the store.
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Wednesday Questions
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By IwoCPO
07/25/07 at 05:58 AM ET | Comments (0)
Updated 2 minutes after I hit "post": Almost forgot. Happy birthday to my little doorknob of a brother. If any of you see him on the town today or tonite rub his tummy and buy him a cheap warm one for me.
Tick, tock….tick, tock. Just waiting for the summer to end. Kenny's done dealing. Jimmy D's had his annual senility-driven rant and it's still plenty warm enough in Denver for Thomas and his pals to run the street in mascara and Dique jerseys.
Been sitting here for a few minutes considering what kind of brilliance I can provide you and I'm afraid the tank is shockingly empty. Boredom, in my case, can be a little dangerous. The last time I found myself with nothing to write this happened:
Some Ho's are, and have been, proud to be Ho's. And I think it's time we all reflect on the contributions of Ho's, and what they've meant to our society. If you find that offensive, you need to take a long look in the mirror and asked yourself why you don't place that kind of value on a Ho, especially one in particular.
That's right, Don Ho died Saturday. No Ho ever sang tiny bubbles like that Ho did. America lost a Ho yesterday, a big-time Ho.
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We Have Our Third Entry
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By IwoCPO
07/24/07 at 10:58 PM ET | Comments (0)
Hope the "dude" who felt discussing music wasn't appropriate for a hockey blog is okay with our little contest. Because, really, I'll cancel it if you're not happy with the content.
Pete at Yzerman Is God finally got off his ass and provided us a contest entry. Not familiar with the contest? It's the "Replace the Fire On Ice Red Wing Marketing Campaign With Something That Doesn't Suck". Remember now?
Cool. Away we go.
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Stempniak Signs With Blues
07/24/07 at 07:38 PM ET | Comments (0)
via the St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
The Blues re-signed forward Lee Stempniak to a multi-year contract today.
Terms of the deal haven't been released.
Stempniak, 24, led the Blues with 27 goals and had 52 points in 2006-07, when he played all 82 games. In 139 NHL games, he has posted 41 goals and 79 points.
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Ference & Montador Return From Africa Trip
07/24/07 at 07:22 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Pierre Lebrun of the CP via Yahoo,
Both players returned from Africa changed men forever. They visited orphanages and schools in some of Tanzania's poorest areas where Right To Play has set up programs to try and help the poorest of the poor, many of them infected with HIV or AIDS and most of them without any parents.
"I didn't have my bag for the first three days," Montador said Tuesday. "But not having a change of underwear or socks for three days, big deal. I never even thought about it when I was hanging out with those kids and realized they were wearing the same ripped shirt for the past week.
"And some didn't have any shoes. It absolutely put things in perspective."
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The Government Communications Security Bureau will have to reveal secret details of their surveillance of Kim Dotcom, in an unprecedented ruling from a High Court judge.
Justice Helen Winklemann has ordered "discovery" of documents related to the Dotcom operation.
Today's ruling also allows Dotcom to pursue the police and GCSB for damages.
The foreign spy agency must disclose anything they shared with other intelligence agencies in the "Five Eyes" intelligence alliance - made up of the US, Australia, UK and Canada. And they must reveal if they carried out surveillance on Doctom's wife Mona and his co-accused Bram van der Kolk.
Winkelmann has also ordered Detective Superintendent Mike Pannett - a police liaison officer in Washington - swear an affidavit if he watched a 'live feed' of the the raid on Dotcom's Coatesville mansion on January 20 from the FBI's multi-agency command centre.
If he did, he should provide details to identify the source of the feed, the locations and events being filmed and the time he watched it. Police yesterday said there was no live feed. But they have declined to comment further on the ruling.
Details of a briefing between Anne Toohey, of Crown Law, and other key players and a later video conference, at the OFCANZ office, in November last year, will also have to be handed over.
Dotcom's lawyer have been asking for documentation on the briefings "but no response has been received," the judge said.
The officer in charge of the operation, Detective Inspector Grant Wormald, must also reveal where and when stationary cameras were placed close to Dotcom's home. The police must disclose if any third parties were involved in setting them up.
Justice Winklemann also wants disclosure of an "in-depth" FBI presentation on the investigation.
The live feed was revealed in a February edition of the police's in-house magazine Ten One.
Winkelmann noted that an affidavit given by Wormald stated "that there was no live coverage of the operations going on at the Dotcom mansion."
She said this contradicted "earlier" evidence he had given at a hearing.
Wormald is already facing questions over testimony he gave the court, saying no other agency had spied on the Megaupload entrepreneur.
Lawyers for the prosecution have argued that some of the information sought is "too broad" and will damage their relationship with the FBI. Revealed details of GCSB activities would also compromise national security and reveal information sharing protocols and practices with intelligence allies.
"Footage of the events, if it exists, would be relevant to assessing the nature of Police actions on site at the Dotcom mansion," Winkelmann said.
She wants to know when Pannett watched the live feed, from where - and who else was there.
The judge also wants to know if anyone else was caught up in GCSB's illegal spying, noting Dotcom believes he was being surveilled much earlier than the spy agency has admitted to.
A senior lawyer Stuart Grieve QC has been given security clearance to look at the secret spy documents on behalf of Dotcom. He was appointed by the court in October.
The latest ruling is another milestone in Dotcom's bid to challenge extradition to the US on copyright infringement charges.
His lawyers have already proved that GCSB's surveillance of the mogul was illegal, and search warrants for the January raid were invalid.
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As my husband deteriorated from his chronic illness, the first thing we did was get him a cell phone. This goes back many, many years. It was before cell phones for individual use was common. It was a safety feature promoted by the many organizations that dealt with chronic illness. In this way, as he became more dependent and could do less for himself, he could call and get help. If he ran out of gas (because he had that habit of letting the tank go to empty) and was unable to walk to a gas station, he could call, explain and probably get someone to deliver the gas. If his wheelchair got a flat tire, he could get help without being dependent on a bystander. We felt that the cell phone gave him back some of the independence that the illness had taken away.
Today, everyone has a cell phone. Even very young children can have their own phone so that they can be connected to their parents. Most people feel it is a safety feature that allows the children to contact their parents, at any time, in a moment. And though this is true, I wonder if the cell phone in the hands of the independent does just the reverse of what it did for my husband. For him, because he was dependent, it gave him more independence. However, for our children, isn't the cell phone taking away the independence they should be developing?
In my travels, I have eavesdropped on many cell phone calls. This was not done deliberately.
Many people are in the habit of talking on their cells, loudly in all public places, as if there is no one in the crowd who can hear them. Further, they talk about any subject. A sense of privacy and priority seems totally lost. It is even very easy to think the person standing next to you is talking to you, since the cell phone has now become almost invisible. More then once I have said, "excuse me?" to the person next to me, mistakenly thinking he was talking to me when he was on the phone. This seems to be especially true of the younger cell phone users, and I have noticed a trend that concerns me. Being seconds away from parents' advice is helpful, but calling with every minor problem to ask parents what to do, may make children very dependent and interferes with their developing any problem solving skills.
On a recent plane trip that was riddled with inconveniences, I was seated next to a group of teens. At every stage, they called home for advice. The plane was having problems and was going to take off late. Then they were going to give us another plane. The teens called home asking what they should do at every new development of the travel problem. Could their parent call the people who were meeting them and tell them they'd be late? Should they wait on the plane or in the terminal? If they went into the terminal, they had to be back in 45 minutes, so could Mom call them in 40 minutes and remind them, as they had no wristwatch? What should they do with their carry-on? Was it safe to leave it on the plane if they went into the terminal?
Finally, after many delays, we were given another plane and this one did take off. But, when we landed, their luggage wasn't with us. No surprise to me, the cell phone was whipped out, and the parents were asked what to do about the problem. Whom to speak to? What to say? What should they wear if the suitcases didn't come? How would they get their clothes? Etc. Etc. I wondered what would have happened if they didn't have cell phones. Perhaps they would have learned how to solve these problems themselves.
When I think of cell phones and dependence, I wonder if it is the cell phone that is making our children dependent, or is it us? That awful expression comes to mind. It's not guns that kill − it's people who do the killing.
How children use their cell phones is up to the parents. I guess, whether cell phones are used for dependence or not, is up to the people who use them and the rules for their use set down by the person paying the bill − the parents. How does your child use his cell phone? Do you need to say, "I think you can figure out what to do by yourself. I have faith in your judgment" and let them learn by experience? Or do we want them used as much as a tool of dependence, just as they are used as a tool for independence for those that are chronically ill?
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Well spouses have often discovered that their friends and relatives, despite their closeness to the situation, often don't realize the tremendous emotional impact living with chronic illness has on the family. With the best intentions, suggestions, ideas and criticism are offered, based on the non-experience of those with healthy families. Even when the good intentioned get a taste of the difficulties, it is sometimes not enough for them to then identify and understand what the family of the chronically ill must face on a constant basis.
Over the past two weeks I have shared letters from a therapist and a well spouse. Both of the letters gave personal insights into the process of losing hope, how we react when that happens and some ways of coping when test scores, diagnosis and just simple repetitive behavior indicate that change for the better is impossible.
Dear Ann,
I've read your last few articles on psycho-neurological testing (Oct.8-22) with interest. As a therapist who has counseled couples dealing with chronic illness, I'd like to give you another perspective.
Dear Ann,
Your articles on the Neuro-Psychological Testing were right on (October 8-22). My husband underwent testing twice and your articles explained it things exactly the way they were. Besides the test, we also tried therapy.
Very often when we can't face our big hurts or big loses we focus on the little ones. We can discuss those. We can cry over the small loses, be angry at the smaller hurts even though it may look trite and sound ridiculous to others.
Over the last two weeks we have been discussing one way in which well spouses can determine whether behavior displayed by their ill partners is caused by their illness or is a way they have chosen to act. We have focused on Psycho-Neurological testing, what it can tell us, as well as its pros and cons.
Last week I discussed a question that haunts many well spouses: not knowing if the difficult and often inappropriate behavior frequently displayed by their partners are caused by the disease and therefore not-controllable, or if the behavior is a choice the spouse makes and can therefore be changed. This doubt can be the source of much frustration and many marital disagreements. One way of alleviating this doubt is by having a psycho- neurological work up done. But that path is not so simple.
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March 20, 2013 11:17 by sanjeev kant
Visionaire, the leading Information & Communication Technology (ICT) solutions provider in the Middle East region today announced that it will showcase the 'ViewPoint OpenCast Experience' at its Corporate Campus based in Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai. The event, which will be held on 20th March 2013, will see an august gathering of teachers, professors, and researchers hailing from various leading educational institutes from across the region.
Opencast is an open source based community that works in collaboration of individuals, higher education institutions and organizations to explore, develop, define and document best practices and technologies for management of audio-visual content in academia. The community shares experiences with existing technologies and practices, thus identifying future approaches and requirements. The community seeks broad participation in this important and dynamic domain, to allow community members to share expertise and experience and collaborate in related projects.
Visionaire is associated with Opencast and has invited Ms. Michelle Zeigmann from the University of California, Berkeley, USA, who is also one of the founding members on board for the Opencast Matterhorn project. The project is promoted by several leading Universities in the world including ETH Zurich and UC Berkeley, USA.
Ms. Zeigmann will share her experiences and also make a presentation titled "Opencast Matterhorn: Open Source Lecture Capture and Beyond." The presentation will explain how this technology can provide the ability to virtually archive and broadcast your training, lecture and classroom sessions over the internet. These online training sessions can provide "timeless" views, thus allowing education professionals and trainers to create a library of rich media resources using the open source platform developed by leading universities.
Visionaire will also showcase the latest offering from Arrive Systems, the Arrive® ViewPoint™ which is based on Opencast platform and offers a fully-featured HD (High Definition) low-cost lecture recording appliance. This solution removes the need for a dedicated computer capture agent at the presenters' side, reducing connectors, space and power consumption, maintenance, spares and backups. This can in turn save money, thus simplifying installation and increasing reliability with fewer devices in the classroom.
Mrs. Aneeta Gupta, Director & Group CEO at Visionaire, said, "This event is in line with our mission to bring the best of the breed technologies and enable educators to be equipped with most modern learning tools to impart world class education in the region. We are pleased to have Ms. Zeigmann with us to share her experiences on the Power of OpenCast and how technology can influence the dynamics of learning within and beyond the classroom for both higher education and research community in the region."
During the event, Visionaire will launch its brand new initiative to bring educationalists, researchers and technology experts together at a single platform. The platform called "Leadership in Transformational Learning Technology Council (LTLT)" has been designed to initiate further growth of 21st Century learning in the Middle East region. Visionaire will make a presentation and highlight the key features of LTLT forum, which will work towards the technology advancement of education in the region.
Mrs. Gupta further added, "Leadership in Transformational Learning Technology Council (LTLT) is a Forum to exchange ideas, share Best Practices among the leading educational technology experts in the region. It is our privilege to have all the leading educationalists and researchers to be part of this initiative. We are sure that this forum will serve the purpose of elevating the standards of education in the region to global level in no time."
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