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The confrontations between police and demonstrators at the Stonewall Inn in New York City the weekend of June 27-29, 1969 mark the beginning of the modern glbtq movement for equal rights.
Formed soon after the Stonewall Riots of 1969, the short-lived but influential Gay Liberation Front brought a new militancy to the movement that became known as gay liberation.
The sexual revolution of post-World War II America changed sexual and gender roles profoundly.
"Leather" is a blanket term for a large array of sexual preferences, identities, relationship structures, and social organizations loosely tied together by the thread of what is conventionally understood as sadomasochistic sex.
Although best known for her crusade for women's suffrage, Susan B. Anthony spoke out on a range of feminist issues.
With reports from hundreds of sub-Saharan African locales of male-male sexual relations and from about fifty of female-female sexual relations, it is clear that same-sex sexual relations existed in traditional African societies, though varying in forms and in the degree of public acceptance
Androgyny, a psychological blending of gender traits, has long been embraced by strong women, soft men, members of queer communities, and others who do not easily fit into traditionally defined gender categories.
A cultural crossroads between Asia and Europe, Russia has a long, rich, and often violent heritage of varied influences and stark confrontations in regard to its patterns of same-sex love.
The Iowa Supreme Court in Des Moines.
On March 6, 2012, the John F. Kennedy Library announced that former Iowa Supreme Court Justices Marsha Ternus, Michael Streit, and David Baker will receive the 2012 Profiles in Courage Award. Widely considered the nation's most prestigious honor for public servants, the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award was created in 1989 by the former president's family as a means of highlighting political courage.
The award is named for President Kennedy's 1957 Pulitzer prize-winning book, Profiles in Courage, which recounts the stories of eight U.S. Senators who risked their careers by taking principled stands for unpopular positions. The award seeks to make Americans aware of conscientious and courageous acts of public servants, and to encourage elected officials to do what is right, rather than what is expedient.
The award is presented each May at a ceremony at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in connection with the observance of President Kennedy's May 29 birthday.
The three justices to be honored in 2012 lost their retention bid in the 2010 elections after right-wing groups, including the National Organization for Marriage and the American Family Association, poured money into the state to unseat them because they joined the court's unanimous 2009 decision legalizing same-sex marriage.
That decision, Varnum v. Brien, written by Justice Mark Cady, who will not face a retention vote until 2016, declared, "We are firmly convinced the exclusion of gay and lesbian people from the institution of civil marriage does not substantially further any important governmental objective. The legislature has excluded a historically disfavored class of persons from a supremely important civil institution without a constitutionally sufficient justification. There is no material fact, genuinely in dispute, that can affect this determination."
Acknowledging that the decision may not be a popular one in a conservative state, the Court insisted on its duty to uphold the Iowa constitution. "We have a constitutional duty to ensure equal protection of the law. Faithfulness to that duty requires us to hold Iowa's marriage statute, Iowa Code section 595.2, violates the Iowa Constitution. To decide otherwise would be an abdication of our constitutional duty."
The vote to remove the three justices was unprecedented in Iowa history. It was celebrated by conservatives as a rebuke of "activist" judges and as a repudiation of same-sex marriage in the state, but it has alarmed proponents of an independent judiciary and those who look to the courts to protect the rights of minorities.
The justices received only about 45% of the vote in their retention election.
Justices Ternus, Streit, and Baker were certainly courageous in ruling in favor of same-sex marriage in a conservative state, but perhaps somewhat naive in their decision not to campaign actively for retention. They did not raise campaign money, and only toward the end of the campaign did they even make public appearances defending themselves.
Their defeat may also fairly be attributable to the failure of the glbtq community to come to their aid. The campaign did not receive the national attention it deserved. Thus, while the opponents of same-sex marriage poured millions of dollars into the campaign to defeat them, the supporters of their courageous ruling failed to respond to the same degree. Indeed, most glbtq people were not even aware of the election.
According to the New York Times, when the election results became clear, the leader of the campaign to defeat the justices, homophobic perennial candidate for governor Bob Vander Plaats, gloated, "I think it will send a message across the country that the power resides with the people, It's we the people, not we the courts."
But those who regard the courts as a protector of minority rights see the politicization of uncontested judicial elections as dangerous. "What is so disturbing about this is that it really might cause judges in the future to be less willing to protect minorities out of fear that they might be voted out of office," said Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California, Irvine, School of Law. "Something like this really does chill other judges."
After their defeat, the judges declined requests for interviews but released a statement that decried what they called "an unprecedented attack by out-of-state special interest groups." They added: "Ultimately, however, the preservation of our state's fair and impartial courts will require more than the integrity and fortitude of individual judges, it will require the steadfast support of the people."
Marsha Ternus was appointed to the Iowa Supreme Court in 1993; in 2006, she was named Chief Justice of the Court, the first woman to hold that position. Michael Streit was appointed to the Court in 2001. David Baker was appointed to the Court in 2008.
In the video below, Caroline Kennedy discusses the Profiles in Courage Award.
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A compilation of "shoujo-manga" style one-shots about each member of the TFBOYS. Story no. 1 – "His Smile". Story no. 2 – "Cleaning Duties". Story no. 3 – "Dream Girl".
Hana is in charge of running the kissing booth at her school.
Workaholic Jung Hana is dragged out of her will to a vacation to Mexico by friends Hyosung and Sunhwa. Having not one time off from work can Hana remember the meaning of vacation and have fun?
Jieun and Hana get into a fight and Jieun tries to say sorry but her attempt is foiled by the rain.
Zinger had been dreaming of it for months. She was accustomed to it, every night, screaming. As were her members. But it wasn't healthy to always keep her fear in. Some day it had to come out.
Hana's sick and can't stop tossing and turning, and Jieun comforts her.
The only way you find the one for you is to find your soul mate.
I like you and I want you.. And I will fight to make you mine.. Either it will end up to be sweet and fascinating, or either it will end up to be sour an
All young girls in the world dream to have a handsome, smart, nice husband. All young boys in the world think about what kind of girl they'll marry, they dream about a beautiful and good girl.
Hana is a cheerful and bright girl. She is always smiling so brightly. Her life must be perfect ... Well that's what everyone think when they see her bright smile.
Remember, inside your wallet. The traces that I left behind. Reminisce, inside that photo. Inside that space that remains. (INFINITE - Back)
Wolfau! where Jongin is a lone wolf after his pack brothers die and Hana and her pack decide to take him in.


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With Nash out of picture, Knicks trying to bring back Felton
Jul 5, 2012, 11:38 AM EDT
The Knicks lost out on their target — they thought they were the front-runners for Steve Nash, but he chose being close to his family over his second home in New York.
So now the Knicks are looking at bringing back Raymond Felton, tweets Frank Isola of the New York Daily News.
Knicks have emerged as favorites to sign Raymond Felton, the Daily News has learned.
This would be a solid get for the Knicks, Felton may be the best point left on the market. He and Jeremy Lin — who the Knicks will pay plenty to keep — form a good duo at the one spot.
Felton was a Knick for the half a season — the time the Knicks were Amare Stoudemire's team before the Carmelo Anthony trade. Felton was part of the package shipped to Denver, then he played last season in Portland where he never felt comfortable.
That half a season with the Knicks he averaged 17.1 points and 9 assists per game with a PER of 17.3. But this is a very different Knicks team and offense now that runs the ball through Carmelo Anthony a lot more. The Knicks would be smart to run some Felton/Stoudemire pick-and-rolls in the offense if they land him.
- dysraw1 - Jul 5, 2012 at 12:23 PM
well if your gonna keep J Lin then Ray is a good man to go along with him
- effymaister06 - Jul 5, 2012 at 12:43 PM
I agree 100% they would compliment each other very well, although felton has gotta raise his shooting percentage by alot from last year
- limonadamas - Jul 5, 2012 at 1:03 PM
Felton was HORRIBLE last season. did anyone watch him play? this is a terrible consolation prize compared to Nash… but I guess it's an upgrade compared to Baron Davis.
- effymaister06 - Jul 5, 2012 at 1:44 PM
the system he was in was asking him to score first and pass second which is not his style, thats why he worked in denver and new york.
- Mr. Wright 212 - Jul 5, 2012 at 2:00 PM
Portland is where guys go to die. Last year means nothing.
- knightrider1755 - Jul 5, 2012 at 4:11 PM
He wasn't that great in Denver either.
- gepsep - Jul 5, 2012 at 3:22 PM
What? when he was with the knics before all star break, he was Kenny Smith's and Charles Barkley's pick for all star reserve…trades messed him up cause he wanted to be with the knicks…
anyway still to this day since Melo is in NY the knicks are not fun to watch…
- cantonbound13 - Jul 5, 2012 at 1:28 PM
Good move if he's in shape
- jetstizzi85 - Jul 5, 2012 at 1:39 PM
Good move for NY….his half season with them was a good one and now he will be asked to do less than before. Solid PG off the bench for the Knicks
- numbersdude - Jul 5, 2012 at 1:43 PM
the one aspect of the trade to get Melo was that Felton was part of the package….this guy can play…like anything else motivation is key…and he will have plenty being back at the Garden…I hope we land him!
- numbersdude - Jul 5, 2012 at 1:45 PM
s/b the one aspect of the trade to get Melo I regretted
- lakerluver - Jul 5, 2012 at 10:19 PM
What team HASN'T Felton played for?!!
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Wal-Mart said it plans to make an announcement on McMillon's successor as CEO of Walmart International by fiscal year's end. The board also voted to appoint McMillon as a company director, effective immediately.
"This leadership change comes at a time of strength and growth at Walmart," said Rob Walton, Walmart's board chairman, in announcing a change that falls into the company's established succession pattern. "The company has the right strategy to serve the changing customer around the world, and Doug has been actively involved in this process. The company has a strong management team to execute that strategy. Doug is uniquely positioned to lead our growing global company and to serve the changing customer, while remaining true to our culture and values. He has broad experience— with successful senior leadership roles in all of Walmart's business segments— and a deep understanding of the economic, social and technological trends shaping our world. A merchant at heart, Doug has both a long history with our company and a keen sense of where our customers globally are heading next. He has also shown strong leadership on environmental sustainability and a commitment to using Walmart's size and scale to make a difference in the lives of people, wherever they might be."
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Gambia's VP, MNET boss champion African women confab
For a three-day event that intends to bring women leaders in Africa together, the Vice President of The Gambia, Ms. Isatou Njie-Saidy, and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MNET Africa Mrs. Biola Alabi among women leaders short-listed to lead the rest. Tagged 2012 African Women in Leadership Conference (AWLC), the annual event, which made its debut in 2009 in Accra, Ghana, is scheduled to hold this year, at the Sheraton Hotel, The Gambia, from June 13 to 15.
The conference, among other objectives, is expected to enable further discourse on relevant issues aimed at empowering women to develop their leadership capability towards greater self and national development. Focus for this year's outing, organisers say will be centred on politics, education, finance, social health and spiritual wellbeing of women in Africa and science, technology and innovation. Thus, some of the topics outlined for discussion are Political empowerment and the African Woman – next steps; African women in Politics –a numbers game; Bridging the Political Divide – Substance Over numbers; and Politics and the African Woman – Quantity or Quality.
Other women that will feature as keynote speakers include Dr. Ms Joyce Aryee, CEO, Ghana Chambers of Mines; Ms Thokozile Rudvidzo, Genda Directorate, UNECA; Mrs Fatoumata Jah, President-The Gambia National Women's Federation; Mrs Dzigbordi Dosoo, CEO, Allure Africa; Dr. Aida Opoku Mensah, Director, ICT, UNECA and Senator Donzella James, Senator, District 35, Atlanta Georgia, US.
According to the coordinator of the AWLC, Mr Elisha Attai, the objectives of the group include: to foster an alliance amongst African women in leadership positions, to challenge African women to aspire to take up leadership positions in their respective countries, to create awareness for women in leadership positions for proper conduct in office, and to create a platform for unity, solidarity, cohesion, dialogue and networking amongst members among others. On how African women can make significant strides in her journey towards empowerment through finance, the coordinator stated further that the high illiteracy rate among women in Africa requires governments and microfinance institutions to be proactive in organising forums for educating women about their rights. To get fully empowered economically, women need to do more than just access finance. They need gender parity, insurance, education, health care and housing to help them spiral upwards. The 2012 edition, she said will be held in Banjul, capital of The Gambia in partnership with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and in collaboration with the government of The Gambia.
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Democrats rap Cuccinelli over federal law
Virginia Democrats slammed state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli on Tuesday for refusing to support reauthorization of the federal Violence Against Women Act.
In a telephone press conference, Delegate Jennifer McClellan of Richmond and Arlington Commonwealth's Attorney Theo Stamos criticized Cuccinelli for being one of three state attorneys general who did not sign a letter urging Congress to reauthorize the act.
"Virginians deserve to know what prevented Ken Cuccinelli from sticking up for the Violence Against Women Act, not a half-hearted excuse for sitting on his hands while Republicans killed the reauthorization," McClellan said.
"As attorney general, Ken Cuccinelli is the chief law enforcement office in the Commonwealth, charged with doing whatever it takes to keep all Virginia safe from those who would do them harm.
"In light of that responsibility, and his desire to be our next governor, Virginians deserve to hear a real explanation from him as to why he would refuse to support the Violence Against Women Act."
Cuccinelli's spokesman said there is a simple explanation: By policy, the attorney general's office does not sign letters of support for federal legislation that is still subject to amendment.
"It is beyond comprehension how anyone could seriously try to blame a single state attorney general because 535 members of the U.S. Congress didn't pass a piece of legislation," said Brian Gottstein, the attorney general's director of communication.
He noted that Cuccinelli supports many programs against domestic abuse. For example, the attorney general operates the Address Confidentiality Program, a mail-forwarding service that keeps the addresses of domestic violence victims confidential. Cuccinelli's office also collects cellphones to donate to Verizon Wireless' HopeLine Program for victims in protective shelters.
In an interview, political commentator Bob Holsworth said he believes Democrats are attacking Cuccinelli on this issue to paint him in a bad light in this year's gubernatorial race. "The Democrats are trying to position Cuccinelli as someone out of touch with the mainstream. Using social issues like this is a great way to do that," said Holsworth, the founding director of the Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University.
During the conference call, Stamos, who has been a prosecutor in Arlington County and Falls Church for more than two decades, said the Violence Against Women Act has helped law enforcement officials.
"The act has helped people in our office to deal with the very specific and specialized needs of domestic violence victims. It has provided the training and tools that we need at the local level to prosecute very difficult cases," Stamos said.
Since 1994, the Violence Against Women Act has provided funding for rape crisis centers and hotlines and assistance for women who have escaped domestic abuse.
"It is a piece of federal legislation that works in the trenches at the local level," Stamos said.
'Proof of Heaven' coming to Glen Allen
Dr. Even Alexander, a New York Times best-selling author who has been featured on Oprah and Dr. Oz, was in town last week to promote his June 27 talk, "Proof of Heaven," at Glen Allen High School.
Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
Tickets to this month's event are $25 and will support the new Bon Secours Hospice House being built later this year. > Read more.
Innsbrook Rotary celebrates 25 years
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Back in February, I mentioned that we supplement our math curriculum with Montessori math worksheets. I just thought I'd pass along those links again for those who are getting ready for the new school year. I like that the numbers are fairly large and divided into columns so it makes it easier for LD to see his mistakes. You can choose the regrouping option or not as your child's ready.Add a Comment
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Crescent Armory, located at 744 Silver Bluff Road, will open its doors on Tuesday. Co-owners John Speer and Wilson Miles grew up in Aiken and then moved away.
We wanted to open a business here where we both grew up, Speer said. We had some ideas on how to improve on the gun store model and hopefully bring some new options to the Aiken area.
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In order to fully satisfy the unique needs of each person, we have reinvented the traditional gun store design to provide a one-of-a-kind retail experience, which we like to call the Crescent Armory Advantage, Speer said.
This advantage changes the way customers can walk around the store and shop.
The second they walk through our doors, the difference will be obvious, Miles said.
The store will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and can be reached by phone at 803-226-0847, or online at www.crescentarmory.com. It also has a Facebook page, titled Crescent Armory.
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A Pittsburgh woman accused of using her power of attorney to swindle more than $13,000 from her elderly aunt surrendered Tuesday in Pittsburgh Municipal Court. Stacey Bright, 52, was charged Feb. 6 with misuse of entrusted property and theft by unlawful taking after the district attorney's office received a tip from Department of Aging investigator Carol Catanzaro.
According to the criminal complaint, Bright's aunt, Julie Bright, suffered a stroke in her San Francisco home in 2011. She had given her power of attorney to Stacey Bright, who moved her aunt to her North Side home in April 2013. From Sept. 1, 2013 until now, Julie Bright has been in three different assisted-care homes, according to the complaint. Catanzaro told police she obtained copies of Julie Bright's bank records — still held in San Francisco — and found various debit card purchases that did not appear to be for her, according to the complaint. In addition, several large checks were made payable to Stacey Bright.
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A Pittsburgh woman accused of using her power of attorney to swindle more than $13,000 from her elderly aunt surrendered Tuesday in Pittsburgh Municipal Court. Stacey Bright, 52, was charged Feb. 6 with misuse of entrusted property and theft by unlawful taking after the district attorney's office received a tip from Department of Aging investigator Carol Catanzaro.
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Linda R. Brown, 61, entered the plea agreement to the first degree misdemeanor charge to Franklin County judge Jeremiah D. Zook, a change from her original charge of first degree felony neglect of a care-dependant person. An additional misdemeanor level charge by the same name was withdrawn. The agreement states that Brown acknowledges prosecutors have enough evidence to prove guilt.
According to court documents, Wolfe was living with her daughter Brown in May 2013 when the first complaint was filed. Wolfe had been living there for around three and a half years.
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The employee reported that the bed sores started to get bigger and deeper. She told investigators she noticed Wolfe had lost so much weight that her dentures did not fit properly, according to court documents. The employee reported that she would try to find soft food to feed Wolfe, but it was hard to find in the home. The employee said that Brown was still attempting to give her mother chicken and steak, but if her mother could not eat those options Brown would not feed her anything else.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Friday disbarred a second attorney involved in a scheme to aggressively market living trusts to senior citizens using nonattorneys, who allegedly sold the legal services based on exaggerations and misrepresentations.
The order against Barry O. Bohmueller comes on the heels of the disbarment of his alleged partner in the scheme and law school classmate, Brett Weinstein. A five-judge panel voted 3-2 to disbar Bohmueller on Friday, with the two dissenters recommending a five-year suspension.
Sales pitches included false claims that a living trust-based plan was superior to a will-based plan. In one case, a nonattorney salesperson told a client that a will-based plan would end up incurring some $70,000 in court costs for a $700,000 estate, when in fact, the figure would have been closer to $700.
"Not only did he fail to communicate with his clients about the representation and the clients' objectives, he allowed the nonlawyer agents to step into his role and counsel and advise his clients without his presence or oversight," the court's disciplinary board said in a recommendation to disbar Bohmueller.
The recommendation said Bohmueller and Weinstein had used nonlawyer agents who worked for various estate planning companies to sell policies. The agents would visit potential clients, who were usually senior citizens identified through advertisements, seminars or cold calls.
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New England financial advisor admits he stole $645,000 from elderly
BOSTON (WGME) – A New England financial advisor is going to prison for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his clients.
"It's taken me awhile to get myself back on my feet. I'm still not on my feet," fraud victim Dorothy Kerzner said. Kerzner has a hard time accepting she lost more than $250,000 to a man she trusted with her investments. "I had confidence in him. He came to my house. I went to his house," she said.
She considered John Babiarz her financial advisor and a friend. He was her advisor for many years until an investigator came to her door to tell her a significant portion of her life savings was gone. Babiarz told Kerzner he was liquidating some of her investments to purchase Facebook stock for her portfolio. Instead, he used that money to purchase a new home for his family — in cash.
"I could not get Dorothy to understand what had happened to the bulk of her life savings until I showed her a copy of the check and on the reverse of the check and she saw her endorsement and then the deposit stamp of that deposit going into an attorney account. That's the time she realized she was defrauded," postal inspector Fred Busch said.
Dorothy was not alone. Seven victims lost about $650,000 dollars in just 12 months.
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No contest plea in neglect case
SUNBURY – A Mount Carmel man pleaded no contest Monday to three criminal charges for neglecting his elderly mother and forging her pension checks totaling more $1,150.
Joseph Francis Campbell, 57, entered the plea to felonies of neglect of a care-dependent person and forgery, and a misdemeanor of recklessly endangering another person on the day a jury was being selected for his trial that was scheduled for Jan. 29. Additional charges were not prosecuted under a plea agreement with the district attorney's office.
Northumberland County Judge Charles Saylor ordered a pre-sentence investigation. The judge will sentence Campbell within 90 days. Saylor proposed a sentence of 22 to 44 months in a state correctional institution followed by probation.
Campbell, who was represented by public defender Paige Rosini, was charged by Mount Carmel Cpl. David Donkochik with eight felony counts of forgery for allegedly forging and cashing eight pension checks belonging to his mother, Rose Marcoon, 86, between Aug. 5 and Nov. 4, 2013. Some of the checks were forged after Marcoon was hospitalized, police said.
Couple pleads guilty to fatally neglecting 70-year-old stroke victim
A Ross Township couple is awaiting sentencing after entering guilty pleas Friday to third-degree murder for fatally neglecting a 70-year-old stroke victim left in their care.
John Tedesco, 45, and Tina Tedesco, 38, each face 12 to 40 years in state prison in the 2011 death of Barbara Rabins, 70. The couple entered guilty pleas to third-degree murder in exchange for other charges against them being dropped.
Had they instead gone to trial and been convicted by a jury, each would have faced a minimum of 20 years in prison, a higher minimum within the state sentencing range guidelines for this particular crime. But since both agreed to plead guilty, part of the deal is for each to face a lesser minimum within the sentencing range guidelines.
Though the couple has entered guilty pleas, Monroe County Court Judge Art Zulick will decide whether to accept their pleas after reviewing pre-sentencing investigation reports, which contain information about the defendants and their case to help the judge determine how severe to make the sentences under state guidelines. If Zulick for whatever reason denies either or both pleas, either or both defendants will go to trial.
On Aug. 18, 2011, Rabins' body was found in the Tedescos' living room. Rabins was in a wheelchair, wearing a soiled diaper with her body covered in sores and open wounds and her hands and fingernails caked with her own feces, according to last year's preliminary hearing testimony and autopsy photos.
The Tedescos left Rabins — who was partially paralyzed with limited ability to move around — unkempt, unwashed and in her own filth. She died from dehydration while choking on a 2-inch piece of cheese found in her throat, county Deputy Coroner Cindy Skrzypek said.
Gambling addicted bank manager gets federal prison for stealing from elderly customers
HARRISBURG – Former bank manager Tiffany K. Look was visibly distraught even before a federal judge walked into the courtroom Monday morning.
She had reason to be.
Moments later, U.S. Middle District Judge John E. Jones III sentenced Look, 40, of Harrisburg, to 2 years in federal prison for stealing nearly $140,000 from elderly customers.
Look's lawyer, A. Mark Winter, said she committed the crimes while in the grip of a gambling addiction.
"At the end of the day, I knew right from wrong. And I chose wrong," a tearful and apologetic Look told the judge. "I have no excuses."
"This is the most virulent gambling addiction I've ever seen," Jones said. "This is a fairly audacious and almost inexplicable crime. I guess the casinos pulled you down."
Look's sentencing came seven months after federal authorities charged her with stealing from four customers of Mid Penn Bank and Members 1st Federal Credit Union between 2007 and 2013. She was a manager at Members 1st's Camp Hill branch when the crimes were discovered in late 2013.
Look pleaded guilty to a federal mail fraud charge.
Two of her victims were homebound with medical problems. Look also stole from the account of a customer who died from cancer in his mid-50s.
N.H. elder abuse law meant to protect elderly from exploitation by 'people they trust'
Lawmakers and advocates are hopeful a new law set to take effect Jan. 1 will help protect the state's elderly and disabled populations from financial exploitation.Each year nearly $3 billion is lost nationally through abuse of elderly victims, said Concord Rep. Katherine Rogers, a prime sponsor of the bill that Gov. Maggie Hassan signed this year.
The new law makes financial abuse of elderly, disabled or otherwise impaired adults a crime, and it will authorize law enforcement to investigate such activity when accusations are made. "Prior to this, they would say it's a family matter," said Susan Staples, who coordinates an elder financial abuse community response team. "With the new statute, it's easier to investigate and prosecute."
The law isn't geared toward scams, Staples said, but rather financial abuse committed by a family member, caretaker or a person known by the victim, which makes up two-thirds of this type of crime. "We're concerned about exploitation by people they trust," Staples said.Officials warned that financial abuse picks up during this time of year, and they urged people to contact their banks or financial advisors if they suspect any crime is being committed.
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A web browser for the Raspberry PiSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 1st of September 2014 08:43:16 PM Filed under
As I previously mentioned, Collabora has been working with the Raspberry Pi Foundation on various projects including a web browser optimised for the Raspberry Pi.
Chrome 38 Beta: New primitives for the next-generation webSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 29th of August 2014 07:19:16 AM Filed under
Today's Chrome Beta channel release includes a ton of new primitives and APIs to simplify development and give developers more control over their web applications. Unless otherwise noted, changes described below apply to Chrome for Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS.
The Ubuntu Touch Internet Browser Has Been RedesignedSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 9th of August 2014 09:41:45 PM Filed under
The Ubuntu developers have worked a lot lately at Ubuntu Touch and related, due to the fact that they hope to make the first Ubuntu Touch powered available this Autumn.
WebKitGTK+ 2.5.1: Good bye WebKit1Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 1st of August 2014 11:46:41 AM Filed under
WebKitGTK+ 2.5.1 is the first version of this release cycle. It comes very late mainly due to the regressions introduced by the switch to CMake and the problems we found after removing WebKit1 from the tree. It also includes some new features that I'll talk about in other posts, probably when 2.6.0 is released. In this post I'll only focus on the breaks introduced in this release, in order to help everybody to adapt their applications to the API changes if needed...
DistroWatch resolves its domain registrar problemsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 16th of July 2014 09:26:57 AM Filed under
Last week the Linux world was surprised to find that DistroWatch was not available at its usual domain name. Many wondered what was happening with the site, and it turned out that it had some domain registrar problems. Ladislav Bonar clarifies what went wrong last week and assures DistroWatch readers that the site has already been transferred to a new registrar.
Breach is a completely modular, hackable and open source web browserSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 12th of July 2014 05:34:22 PM Filed under
When it comes to surfing the web, our options are limited: the market is dominated by three or four mainstream web browsers, all of which share major similarities in design and function. Unless you want to build your own browsing program, you're stuck with their modern browsing paradigms. For San Francisco programmer Stanislas Polu, that wasn't good enough, so, he created Breach -- an open source modular web browser designed to allow anybody to tweak and modify it on a whim.
Linux's DistroWatch site stumblesSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Sunday 6th of July 2014 10:58:43 PM Filed under
It appears that DistroWatch went down because of some kind of account issue with its web-hosting provider. This would not be the first, nor last, time an important site went down because of a simple payment problem. The website's last update, a listing for the new version of Scientific Linux, was posted on July 4th.
The one thing we know for certain is that DistroWatch's dropping off the net at this point is not because its domain registration has expired. DistroWatch's domain doesn't expire until July 3, 2018.
It appears that DistroWatch went down because of some kind of account issue with its web-hosting provider. This would not be the first, nor last, time an important site went down because of a simple payment problem. The website's last update, a listing for the new version of Scientific Linux, was posted on July 4th.
The one thing we know for certain is that DistroWatch's dropping off the net at this point is not because its domain registration has expired. DistroWatch's domain doesn't expire until July 3, 2018
Two Months & Counting, LGP Remains OfflineSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 5th of July 2014 05:16:50 PM Filed under
At the end of April LGP was migrating servers and expected to "keep downtime to an absolute minimum" while more than two months later the once leading Linux game publishing company remains offline.
It's been more than two months now that LinuxGamePublishing.com has gone dark and no status about their game DRM copy-protection servers. There's also been no new updates via their Facebook page when mentioning, "As part of improving our infrastructure and leading towards some exciting new developments LGP will be migrating hosts and servers over the next few days. We will, of course, attempt to keep downtime to an absolute minimum but there will be downtime. The absolute priority must be our game servers so that everyone can continue playing games. These will be up on the new platform first, followed by the website and other services." I've also received no updates via email.
Replacing freecode: a proposalSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 22nd of June 2014 07:11:12 AM Filed under
Web frameworks have gotten much more powerful since the original Freshmeat was built 17 years ago; today, I think building a replacement wouldn't be a huge project. It is not, however, something I am willing to try to do alone. Whether or not this goes forward will depend on how many people are willing to step up and join me. I figure we need a team of about three core co-developers, at least one of whom needs to have some prior expertise at whatever framework we end up using.
Review: DuckDuckGo Compared to Google, Bing, YandexSubmitted by sb56637 on Wednesday 28th of May 2014 04:39:28 AM Filed under
If you are reading this article, you've probably already heard of DuckDuckGo. Internet users that stick with the status quo usually don't look any farther than the first search option offered by their web browser. On the other hand, inquisitive users that depend on the Internet for statistics, comparisons, and hidden pearls of useful information are probably all too familiar with the perks and pitfalls of the current Internet search engines. DuckDuckGo was nothing more than a miniscule blip on the radar of demanding Internet searchers since its inception in 2008. However, the recent scandal of NSA monitoring resulted in a massive influx of users defecting to DuckDuckGo. And a major refresh of DuckDuckGo's interface in May, 2014 also attracted the attention of many new users, including myself. So, how does DuckDuckGo compare to the big players in the Internet search engine field? Will users who prefer DuckDuckGo for privacy related issues find what they are searching for? And are there any advantages to using DuckDuckGo based solely on the merits of its interface and search result quality? That's what we hope to determine in this article.
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I had been reading the sagas here and there for many years. Mostly the popular one's: Najal's and the like. However I read this collection from beginning to end over the period of about a year in 2001 or 2002. It changed my life. Read full review
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Boston-area producers Smeed and Suspence have been busy in the studio as of late. While a lack of output these past several months may imply otherwise, this duo has spent much of the year tightening the screws on a number of projects, the first of which have begun bearing fruit. "Falling" is a prime example. Released last week, this track showcases a moodier and minimalistic side to these gents. Touting an omniscient string section and a punchy bass riff, Falling quickly ventures into a cavernous no-man's land thanks to its use of long delays and vast reverb on many of the higher-frequency elements. Vocals slathered in a twisted array of effects compliment the tundra-filled landscape. I bet this one was written last winter! Free download on Soundcloud.


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