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Celebs React to Casey Anthony's Not Guilty Verdict
From using the case to channel some major OJ Simpson deja vu or to remember the true root of the case, a little girl who lost her life, the verified twittersphere was not shy about throwing their two cents into the legal bout.
Check out what your favorite celebrities had to say on the matter:
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- Tuesday 05 JulyBy mel
I can understand your frustration, but lets be fair, she wasn't the one defending him. That was her fathers job, heck she was a teen at the time. Why is everyone bashing her for something she had no control over?!
- Wednesday 06 July
I don't know if you saw the actual verdict of the O.J. trail on tv but I did. The look on Kardashian's face was priceless, he was shocked as hell that O.J. got off. He knew he was guilty and never expected him to get off. Next time they show a clip, check it out
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy Quasar
Is this child's death going to go unpunished? So nobody killed the kid, she killed herself and made it appear as murder, yeah right. What a twisted judicial system. Makes me sick.
- Wednesday 06 JulyBy Lissy
There will never be justice for Caylee because those 12 imbeciles let her murderer go. What a travesty of justice. I hope they can sleep at night. I know I couldn't last night just thinking about this miscarriage of justice. I hope Casey is scorned by everyone for the rest of her lousy life.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy icdou007
KIM SHOULD NOT SPEAK, the girl is really a joke. Guilty to the highest power. Outraged!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Let's not turn her into a crap reality show now and make her rich, PLEASE AMERICA
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy Titus77
It's heartbreaking that Caylee Anthony was brutally murdered, but I could give a crap about this whole ordeal. This is yet another local news story that cable news has grabbed hold of and exploited for ratings to the nth degree. I find that nearly as disgusting as the crime itself or any miscarriage of justice.
Angry, This is not JUSTICE IT IS A TRAVISTY, will her Mom and Dad take her back with the way she made them look, I wouldn't go live with the lawyer.
- Tuesday 05 July
No, her parents will not take her back, she will be living at Bozo's house, After all she has no friends !!!
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy Becky
this monster and baby killer,won't need to go to the paret's house because there are evil people like her that will give her a house, money, food, a car, and the book deals and rights and sooner said than done she will be a millionaire the baby killer who destroyed so many lives will be rich and famous and all due to 12 IMBECILS THAT THIS COUNTRY HAD DECIDED ARE CAPABLE OF MAKING WISE AND ADAQUATE DECISIONS THE JUSTICE SYSTEM IS A MAFIA AND IT HAS BEEN CREATED TO DEFEND THE CRIMINAL.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy rlnyny
Wonder when she will dance on Dancing With the Stars!!!
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy auld
Casey will have an agent within 6 hours of being released from prison.
She will sell the rights to a TV movie. That will bring in a million or two.
Then she will hire a ghost writer to pen her autobiograph which will sell well and make her another million or two.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy mari
Please guys don't make this about Kim....My God, doesn't she get enough attention! Back to Caylee, who then killed that baby and tossed her out like garbage????
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy jsd1011High Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Believing someone is guilty and proving someone is guilty are 2 different creatures. I believe she is guilty and also believe the proof just wasn't there. No Cause of Death. How can you convict someone without truly knowing how they died?
- Wednesday 06 July
there is enuf proof i think (duct tape)tell no one ur baby is gone for 1 month and yes there is the big proof 1 dead baby should sum it up.
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Shut It Down Kim............................OJ stop talking!
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy sandee
Woo-hoo, you are soooooo right! On another subject, Jill Zarin......a "celebrity"? Isn't Kim Kardashian bad enough? Both need to shut their "pie holes".
Lets not make her a star from this, she did wrong, she has to live with it, and I would have voted guilty, that is my evidence and I know I would be right. Caylee sorry about no justice no peace. Will fight on for you.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy hello kitty
Wow, that's the most we've heard from Mandy Moore in 10 years.
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy madeline
Wonder whose going to play her in the inevitable TV movie?
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy joyce
Yep, movie and a book and lots of money on the grave of that beautiful child. We can only hope that for once their will be no one who will pay her for anything.
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Almost 61 (oooooooh, that is hard to acknowledge). Bought my first camera in 1974 so I could document my painting and sculpture. What's this digital stuff you speak of???? ;)
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Almost 61 (oooooooh, that is hard to acknowledge). Bought my first camera in 1974 so I could document my painting and sculpture. What's this digital stuff you speak of???? ;)
41. Started with photography at 12 in school and using my step-father's darkroom. Took a break from it after college until I had kids. Then started shooting a lot of 35mm slides and for some resin picked up a 4x5 and a few medium format systems. Built my own darkroom as well. I also shoot a lot of digital for shots of the family, or for things destined for the web. Honestly I like digital and film about equally, but for different reasons. I can't see being in only one camp since they both have very strong advantages.
I teach a photo class at a university in MA. ALL of my students under 20 (makes me feel real old), this is a wet darkroom class with film and such.
Sure they are all taking it because its easy credit and gotta be a fun class, i guess that was the point of the OP right?
Posting on behalf of my 12-year-old son, who does not have an APUG account. He just finished his first ever roll of film (slide film - he's a chip off the old block like me) and I dropped it off a couple days ago for processing. He's looking forward to getting the slides back from the lab.
Also aside from me, my best friend (22) shoots 4x5, a good friend in Cali (23) shoots 8x10 slides, another best buddy in Oregon (24) shoots 6x7 and 35mm, and my girlfriend (28) is shooting 35mm and MF. We're out there!
Klainmeister: Good, you ARE out there. But I do hope 'to stay'.
As stated previously, it is true that most are veering towards, or already are (as expected) middle age. So it does become fascinating to discover WHY young people are attracted to this medium. Hopefully, most will not be doing this solely because it is 'trendy', as trends end. As I said before: I like to see, first hand, what I have captured.
Krifartida, you said what I did not want said: that your students are taking the course for no reason other than easy credit. Try to impart subjectivity to these fledglings in order to turn this relationship into something more enduring. - David Lyga
if it is a fun class, and they have a way to process and (whatever ) their film
then they might stick with it, so i guess it is exactly what you are hoping for.
the main problem i see is that without a way to process film ( or paper negatives ) it is not likely that someone will continue to do wet photography.
not all people want a darkroom or have a way to process film, labs are closing down left and right, drug stores no longer process ...
its as if what eastman started in 1884 had a long long run, but is almost stopped, and it is just home processors that will keep things alive ... ( like pre 1884 )
so if it is fun then maybe it will create the want to continue ... if it is not a fun class, and just something to dread, well, i think the electric thing wins ...
jnanian: you are correct with inferring that there has to be more than mere 'fun' involved. Certainly, and I have stated previously, that, in a theoretical sense, digital is superior (no deteriorating media, immediate evaluation, histogram for thorough tonal evaluation, etc). I mean that.
But there is more to life than theory. The 'cost of entry' to make photos as good as relatively inexpensive analog is capable of, is rather formidable. Also, there is an element of craft with film. Also, though the unexposed film might go bad with bad storage, the final print, if processed correctly and especially if in traditional B&W, lasts and lasts.
Whether how I feel is really proved substantiated with future film sales remains to be seen. Folks, a horse and buggy is inferior to the automobile, but in Old City (Philadelphia) they still operate! Not trying to prove anything through faulty analogy here, but there are other sides to examine mindsets than through strict, quantitative efficiency. Have I just shot myself in the foot? - David Lyga


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Vote #1 Red-Tailed Hawk
A group of 4th graders in New Hampshire, learning about how Government works and following a long-held tradition of schools across the US, drafted and presented a bill proposing that the red-tailed hawk be named the official state raptor of New Hampshire. Their bill was solidly defeated by the Legislature, drawing ire for its mean-spirited mocking as well as a highly dubious abortion metaphor. While some have defended the Legislature's decision, others have come to the aid of the 4th graders, mostly thanks to John Oliver's declaration of the red-tailed hawk as the official mascot of Last Week Tonight. There are plans to potentially resurrect the bill.
McCarthyism is alive and well - and it's in the Immigration department.
The Department of Immigration and Border Patrol of Australia's secret blacklist of immigration lawyers and agents has been discovered. DIBP claims that the list is used for "risk assessment" for partner visas and has "no impact" on assessing cases. The Migration Alliance, the lobby group of Australian migration agents that broke the news of the list, is not convinced.
Civic Crowdfunding
Rodrigo Davis of the MIT Center for Civic Media is currently researching crowdfunding for civic and community purposes. Some of the issues he covers includes the ethics of crowdfunding (including Kickstarter's seduction guide debacle and Gawker's attempt to crowdfund a video showing Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack), a case study of Kansas City's crowdfunding campaign for their bikeshare program, a timeline of online crowdfunding since 2000, and how the Statue of Liberty was made possible via crowdfunding.
Malaysian churches attacked over "Allah"
Malaysian Catholic newspaper Herald was recently involved in a major lawsuit against the Malaysian government, stating that their constitutional rights were violated when they were stripped of their license to publish in East Malaysian indigenous language Kadazandusun. The ruling was overturned, amidst support by state ministers and protests by the Government, the Islamic Opposition party, and Muslim activists - some of whom have spent the past week attacking churches and convents through firebombs, Molotov cocktails, paint, and bricks thrown at glass. [more inside]
Bloggers in Parliament
This year's elections in Malaysia are historic due to the major wins by the Opposition/People's Front and the National Front's loss of 5 states and the 2/3 majority in parliament (one they've held since 1969) (comparisons). Two of the newly elected Members of Parliament are bloggers Tony Pua and Jeff Ooi; another blogger, Elizabeth Wong, has won a seat in the state assembly of the now-Opposition-run Selangor. This is significant, as Malaysian bloggers had been under attack by the government. (last link YouTube video in Malay with subtitles).
U.S. Public Service Academy
U.S. Public Service Academy : A proposal by two Teach for America alum to provide fully-funded top-notch undergraduate education in public service in the style of military academies, but with a mandatory 5-year local/state/federal service work requirement. A bill for this school was put into Congress by Senators Hillary Clinton and Arlen Specter.
Malaysia, Politics, and Bloggers
An Indonesian TV crew was invited to Malaysia for their Visit Malaysia Year 2007 campaign but encountered many problems. They write up about it - and start a flurry of comments and controversy across the Malaysian government about blogging. [more inside]
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Ukrainian president Yanukovuych flees Kiev as opposition seize the palace
Yanukovych: "I'm won't sign anything with bandits who are terrorising Ukraine". Guess he's been on the phone to Moscow since yesterday— Shaun Walker (@shaunwalker7) February 22, 2014
Ukrainian opposition protesters have taken control of the presidential palace and demanded that the president Viktor Yanukovuych resign. Yanukovuych has gone into hiding and his whereabouts are unknown. The opposition leaders who signed an earlier peace deal with Yanukovuych face repudiation from the crowd in Maidan, who accuse them of selling out. Yanukovuych took to television to deny a rumor that he is resigning. The release of jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko is said to be imminent. Opposition parliamentarians are attempting to establish legitimacy as the new parliament of Ukraine. Politicians from the ethnic-Russian-dominated south and east have denounced the new government and vowed to govern themselves independent of Kiev. Protesters in the region are demanding reunification with Russia.
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Have you been fiending some new Mick Jenkins? Yeah, we have been too. Following his breakout mixtape The Water[s] from earlier this year Jenkins has been relatively quiet. Sure, he's dropped some dope features here and there as well as various loosies (including the very good "Fate") but we've been craving some solo Jenkins material. But it looks like today we're receiving a treat in "11" a new solo Mick Jenkins cut. Produced by NIFDproductions, the powerful track is named after the amount of times Staten Island native Eric Garner said "I can't breathe" before his untimely death at the hands of police officers. Listen to Mick Jenkins' "11" after the jump.
After dropping one of the better mixtapes of 2014 in The Water[s] he continues his hot streak with "Fate," a jazzy cut that is set to appear on producer Ambi Lyrics' forthcoming Your Music, which is dropping December 28th. Listen to "Fate" after the jump.
Mick Jenkins and Supa BWE drop the music video for "Treat Me", a visual on the issue of racial discrimination. In the video, which utilizes a split screen, we are given a day in the life of both Mick Jenkins and Supa BWE. In Mick Jenkins' portion of the video we see a young black male who is severely mistreated by authority on the basis of his skin tone. While on the other side of the spectrum, we see Supa BWE who is treated as though he's Caucasian because of his fairer complexion. Check out the video after the jump.
After dropping 3 videos, iHipHop Distribution and the A3C Hip-Hop Festival are ready to reveal the track list for A3C Volume 4. The story broke today on HipHopDX, and the album features appearances from the likes of Sir Michael Rocks, Chris Webby, Mick Jenkins, The Underachievers, EarthGang, Robb Bank$, and more. Read More
The two young vets pair for a phenomenal duet. It's drenched in story but never didactic. YC has been putting down pristine verse after pristine verse this year. Check the song after the jump.
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Remember Donahoe last year?
Rules are in law. Wrestling is about exceptions.
at this thread title...
I guess Big must have been busy stuffing his face when Caldwell almost techfalled Churella, and beat O'Connor by five out in Vegas.
This isn't the other board where every 149 pounder other than Metcalf sucks, and Caldwell is nothing but a boom or bust spladler.
Jacob Schlottke---Gone too soon, and the world is a little less bright because of it. RIP, brother.
One, two, Evans is coming for you...
Damittohell......everyone of Big's posts on this subject make sense. I hate it when that happens.
Yep, Caldwell is the guy who either wins or loses with the big move and can't really wrestle.......
Boy, I hope that both he and Metcalf make the finals!!!
The Art of living is more like wrestling than dancing.


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Toby Mitchell led Boise State with wins in both doubles and singles.
May 10, 2014
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Boise State's dream of advancing deep into the NCAA tournament came to a end Saturday morning when the Broncos stumbled in the opening round falling to No. 39 San Diego 4-2 in a hard fought men's tennis match at Los Angeles. The 25th-ranked Broncos opened by winning their 19th-straight doubles point. Toby Mitchell led the Broncos by recording a win in doubles and the only one singles victory of the match for the Blue and Orange.
The loss ends the Broncos campaign with a very impressive 28-5 overall mark in 2014. Meanwhile, San Diego rallied from two team points down for the victory to improve to 18-7 on the year and advance onto tomorrow's second round.
Boise State opened the match by winning its 27th doubles point this spring. However, it started slow as San Diego claimed the first doubles victory on court one where the 36th-ranked tandem of Clarke Spinosa and Filip Vittek defeated Boise State's Andy Bettles and Thomas Tenreiro 8-4. The Boise State duo finishes the year at 19-7 overall.
Down one match the Broncos rallied winning the final two doubles contests to claim the key team point. Brendan McClain and Garrett Patton evened the score when they handed Romain Kalaydjian and Uros Petronijevic a 8-4 set back on court two. That was followed by Mitchell's and Nathan Sereke's 8-5 victory at No. 3 doubles over USD's Ciaran Fitzgerald and Andrew Raphaelson.
McClain and Patton conclude the year with a 18-10 overall record, while Mitchell and Sereke finished the year on a 13-match win streak to go 17-4 this spring.
Up the team point, Boise State extended its advantage to 2-0 with a quick straight-set victory by Mitchell at No. 6 singles. The sophomore from England dispatched San Diego's Raphaelson 6-3, 6-3 to improve to 24-7 on the year.
San Diego rallied from two down to tie the match at two all with a pair of straight-set victories. The first for the Toreros' came from Petronijevic who handed the Broncos' Sereke a 6-3, 6-4 loss on court two, followed by Kalaydjian's 7-6 (8-6), 6-3 win over Patton at No. 4 singles. Sereke concludes his senior campaign at 16-13 in singles on the year, while Patton finishes at 26-13.
Vittek gave San Diego the lead at 3-2 following his come from behind victory over Tenreiro. The Bronco won the opening frame but could not put Vittek away as the Teroro rallied to defeat Tenreiro 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. The Boise State sophomore finishes the season at 20-14 overall.
The decisive point came on court one where two nationally ranked players battled in Boise State's No. 87 Andy Bettles and USD's No. 58 Clarke Spinosa. After dropping the opening set Bettles rallied back to force a third before falling to Spinosa 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. The senior fell to 23-16 in singles on the year. Bettles will continue his season in two weeks when he makes his second-straight appearance at the NCAA Men's Tennis Singles Championship being held at Athens, Ga.
The No. 5 singles match was abandoned once the team victory was decided. However, Boise State's McClain was leading and near victory when it stopped at 7-6 (7-5), 5-1. The freshman finishes his debut season with a team-best 26-9 singles mark.
No. 25 Boise State (28-5) vs. No. 39 San Diego (18-7)
NCAA Championship Regional at UCLA
May 10, 2014 at Los Angeles, Calif. (Los Angeles Tennis Center)
San Diego def. Boise State 4-2
Doubles Results
1. #36 Spinosa/Vittek (USD) def. Bettles/Tenreiro (BSU), 8-4
2. McClain/Patton (BSU) def. Kalaydjian/Petronijevic (USD), 8-4
3. Mitchell/Sereke (BSU) def. Fitzgerald/Raphaelson (USD), 8-5
Order of finish: 1,2,3
Singles Results
1. #58 Clarke Spinosa (USD) def. #87 Andy Bettles (BSU), 6-4, 2-6, 6-2
2. Uros Petronijevic (USD) def. Nathan Sereke (BSU), 6-3, 6-4
3. Filip Vittek (USD) def. Thomas Tenreiro (BSU), 4-6, 6-1, 6-3
4. Romain Kalaydjian (USD) def. Garrett Patton (BSU), 7-6 (8-6), 6-3
5. Brendan McClain (BSU) vs. Ciaran Fitzgerald (USD), 7-6 (7-5), 5-1 DNF
6. Toby Mitchell (BSU) def. Andrew Raphaelson (USD), 6-3, 6-3
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Huntington Beach, California, May 16, 2011--Quiksilver, Inc. (NYSE: ZQK) today announced that Joseph F. Berardino has been appointed to the Quiksilver Board of Directors effective immediately.
Mr. Berardino brings with him more than three decades of executive leadership and board service experience. He is currently a Managing Director within the Business Consulting Practice of Alvarez & Marsal, a leading independent global professional services firm.
Prior to joining Alvarez & Marsal in 2008, Mr. Berardino was Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Profectus BioSciences, a biotechnology company, after having served as Vice-Chairman of Sciens Capital Management, a global diversified alternative investment management firm.
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Robert B. McKnight, Jr., Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of Quiksilver, Inc., commented, "We are very pleased to welcome Joe to our Board of Directors and we look forward to the important contributions he will make to the future success of Quiksilver. Joe's expertise and insight in the fields of accounting and finance and his strong commitment to corporate governance make him an excellent addition to Quiksilver's Board of Directors."
Mr. Berardino remarked: "Quiksilver is the premier action sports lifestyle company in the world and I am excited to become part of this dynamic organization. I look forward to working with Bob and the Board to further improve shareholder value, particularly as the company embarks on its compelling 5-year plan to aggressively grow its global business and dramatically improve profitability."
Quiksilver, Inc. (NYSE:ZQK) is the world's leading outdoor sports lifestyle company, which designs, produces and distributes a diversified mix of branded apparel, footwear, accessories, snowboards and related products. The Company's apparel and footwear brands represent a casual lifestyle for young-minded people that connect with its boardriding culture and heritage.
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Kylie and David have a showdown.
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Carla amuses herself with a spot of online gambling.
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Security threats to control system networks are a fact of life. Senior Technical Editor Rich Merritt shares tips and techniques he culled from end users and vendors on how you can keep the Barbarians at bay.02/26/2005
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Digital-based protocols, such as those used by fieldbus technology, are finding their way into a wider range of plant automation technologies. Can they be implemented at your plant?02/23/2005
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There is a point where field communications and security meet. Editor in Chief Walt Boyes comments on what to do when you get there in this "special to the web" exclusive for DigitalField Insider.02/23/2005
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Embedded operating systems dominate the process control market, but this soon could change according to Senior Technical Editor Dan Hebert in his monthly Technically Speaking column for CONTROL.02/22/2005
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A Santa Clarita tax adviser is throwing his hat in the ring for the 25th Congressional District, seeking the seat held by Congressman Buck McKeon, R-Santa Clarita, for more than 20 years. Troy Castagna, 37, of Saugus, who runs his business TC Financial, out of a Santa Clarita Valley office. Castagna acknowledged he was a relatively late-comer to the race, but also said he was spurred to run after finding out about who the presumptive front-runners were for the Republican Party.Read More »
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Pools can provide much-needed relief from the summer heat, but kids can make themselves sick if they swallow too much chlorinated water, experts warn.
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"The No. 1 cure for drowning is swimming lessons," said Mick Nelson, facilities director for USA Swimming Foundation (usaswimming.org). "Everyone in the family should learn to swim or at least float until help arrives. Older kids and adults should learn to save people they're supervising."
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Secondary drowning is a term that's being thrown around on social media and even in news reports recently, and while it's getting a lot of attention now, doctors say it's been a problem for as long as people have been around water.
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Every summer, the news includes reports about youths who drowned while swimming in a local lake or pool. Many had been with friends or family who tried their best to save them.
Although drowning can be prevented, it remains the second most common cause of accidental injury and death in 15- to 19-year-olds, according to U.S. data. Boys this age are much more likely to drown than girls, notes the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Most drownings happen in lakes, rivers and ponds.
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Swimming pools are a much greater danger to black children and teens than they are to other kids, a new government study shows.
Black children ages 5 to 19 drown in swimming pools at a rate more than five times that of white children, the research found. That suggests a lot of blacks are not learning to swim, said the lead author, Dr. Julie Gilchrist of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Swimming is a life-saving skill, not just another sport, she said.
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For children under age 5, drowning is a leading cause of accidental death, with rates even surpassing those of traffic accident fatalities in recent years, according to a new report from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Between 1999 and 2010, more than 46,000 people died from drowning in the United States, or more than 10 per day, according to the report. However, drowning death rates have decreased over time for most age groups, the report said.
Drowning More Probable in Rural Areas, Study Finds | US News
People in rural areas are nearly three times more likely to drown than those who live in cities, a new Canadian study finds.
This may be because rural residents are more likely to be around open water and less likely to have taken swimming lessons, according to the researchers at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto.
Their findings -- from an analysis of drowning incidents in the province of Ontario between 2004 and 2008 -- appeared recently in the International Journal of Aquatic Research and Education.
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The Pool Safely campaign offers a variety of educational materials to enhance our communications with all of you, as you promote child, family and community water safety. The Pool Safely campaign team works to keep these materials relevant and up to date.
CPSC's Submersion Report 2012: Drowning Deaths Around the Home
CPSC's Submersion Report 2012 presents data about child drownings and non-fatal submersions in and around the home. Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1 to 4 years-old. It takes only a few inches of water for a young child to drown.
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This is an unofficial SDK for The Precursors that will also work for White Gold.
The player takes the role of a young pilot of the humanoid Amarn race who is fresh from the academy, where he had a strange virtual reality exam experience, which made him being sent to the single Amarn colony planet Goldin to serve his people.
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This is an unofficial SDK for The Precursors that will also work for White Gold.
use only if you get no sound in game during cutscenes, or check yor original SOunds/Cutscenes folder and make sure the "date modified" on all .ogg files...
Place cutscenes folder into sounds folder in main directory. (move and keep original folder just in case. if you get no sound you have to change the date...
This is part 2 of the Russian voices for the PC game "The Precursors".
This is part 1 of the Russian voices for the PC game "The Precursors".
This mod restores additional music tracks while traveling in space and during space battles.
The English version is worth playing, if only for the bad translations.
Can someone PM me whether this is very 'open' and what the game mechanics are like?
I would say that this game bares resemblance more to Mass Effect but with alot of the advantages STALKER has. Well it is open but more like STALKER in that levels are pretty big but you are still constrained to follow a particular path that moves to towards the quest, however like STALKER you can choose to go out into the wasteland (or desert in this for the first planet your on), **** off factions or make friends with new factions if you choose to do something outside of the main quest. There are 6 planets to get through. I would say the game is worth playing even if it feels a bit clunky and even if it has a few bad design decisions, its got something really good. Dialogue, story and a sense of exploration which you don't get very often for a FPS sci-fi.. especially considering there aren't that many FPS sci-fi's out there.
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Because it was Russian only.
GamersGate released English version in Dec 2010, a year later, after Russian release.
Ahh - I got it. Anyways, it looks amazing. Them Russkies sure know how to make great games!
Released over a year ago? How come I've never heard of this before?
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- USB Security Flawed From Foundation (Wired) — The element of Nohl and Lell's research that elevates it above the average theoretical threat is the notion that the infection can travel both from computer to USB and vice versa. Any time a USB stick is plugged into a computer, its firmware could be reprogrammed by malware on that PC, with no easy way for the USB device's owner to detect it. And likewise, any USB device could silently infect a user's computer. "It goes both ways," Nohl says. "Nobody can trust anybody." […] "In this new way of thinking, you can't trust a USB just because its storage doesn't contain a virus. Trust must come from the fact that no one malicious has ever touched it," says Nohl. "You have to consider a USB infected and throw it away as soon as it touches a non-trusted computer. And that's incompatible with how we use USB devices right now."
- AdBlock vs AdBlock Plus — short answer: the genuinely open source AdBlock Plus, because AdBlock resiled from being open source, phones home, has misleading changelog entries, …. No longer trustworthy.
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Our Robot Future, Embeddable Pi, Behavioural Economics Not Solved Problem, and Imagine Processing Language
- Next Five Years for Robots — plausible summary of the near future progression, taken from Helen Greiner's DEMOlabs talk.
- Raspberry Pi Compute Module — a Raspberry Pi shrunk down to fit on a SODIMM with onboard memory, whose connectors you can customise for your own needs. (via Makezine)
- Behavioural Economics and Public Policy (Financial Times) — interesting how A/B trials revealed that implementations of Cialdini's social proof didn't test as well as non-social-proof persuasive techniques. More useful than something that claims to be the right answer is knowing when you're closer to the right answer. (via Mind Hacks)
- Halide Language — open source programming language designed to make it easier to write high-performance image processing code on modern machines. Its current front end is embedded in C++. Compiler targets include x86/SSE, ARM v7/NEON, CUDA, Native Client, and OpenCL.
Four short links: 6 March 2014
Repoveillance, Mobiveillance, Discovery and Orchestration, and Video Analysis
- Repo Surveillance Network — An automated reader attached to the spotter car takes a picture of every license plate it passes and sends it to a company in Texas that already has more than 1.8 billion plate scans from vehicles across the country.
- Mobile Companies Work Big Data — Meanwhile companies are taking different approaches to user consent. Orange collects data for its Flux Vision data product from French mobile users without offering a way for them to opt-out, as does Telefonica's equivalent service. Verizon told customers in 2011 it could use their data and now includes 100 million retail mobile customers by default, though they can opt out online.
- Serfdom — a decentralised solution for service discovery and orchestration that is lightweight, highly available, and fault tolerant.
- Longomatch — a free video analysis software for sport analysts with unlimited possibilities: Record, Tag, Review, Draw, Edit Videos and much more! (via Mark Osborne)
Four short links: 13 January 2014
S3 Consistency, Paper Drone, Face Substitution, and Wearable Options
- s3mper (Github) — Netflix's library to add consistency checking to S3. (via Netflix tech blog)
- Powerup Smartphone-Controlled Paper Airplane — boggle. You know the future is here when you realise you're on the Internet of Trivial Things.
- clmtrackr (Github) — real-time face recognition, deformation, and substitution in Javascript. Boggle.
- Nine Wearables (Quartz) — a roundup of Glass-inspired wearables, including projecting onto contact lenses which wins today's "most squicky idea" award.
Four short links: 23 December 2013
Lightweight Flying Robot, Autonomous Weapons, Scientific Irony, and Insecurity of Password Management Extensions
- DelFly Explorer — 20 grams, 9 minutes of autonomous flight, via barometer and new stereo vision system. (via Wayne Radinsky)
- Banning Autonomous Killing Machines (Tech Republic) — While no autonomous weapons have been built yet, it's not a theoretical concern, either. Late last year, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) released its policy around how autonomous weapons should be used if they were to be deployed in the battlefield. The policy limits how they should operate, but definitely doesn't ban them. (via Slashdot)
- Scientific Data Lost at Alarming Rate — says scientific paper PUBLISHED BEHIND A PAYWALL.
- Security of Browser Extension Password Managers (PDF) — This research shows that the examined password managers made design decisions that greatly increase the chance of users unknowingly exposing their passwords through application-level flaws. Many of the flaws relate to the browser-integrated password managers that don't follow the same-origin policy that is crucial to browser security. In the case of password managers, this means that passwords could be filled into unintended credential forms, making password theft easier.


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Toshiba announce PDR-M5
Toshiba today announced the PDR-M5.
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