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The U.S. does not have a Department of Privacy. Consumer privacy protection rests instead on a stool with three enforcement legs: 1) Attorneys general, who are starting to think of themselves as "the Internet police," according to their national association's incoming president, Doug Gansler, who has made "Privacy in the Digital Age" his theme. 2) Class-action lawyers, who pursue lawsuits against companies when they screw up, and some of whom we might want to start calling "privacy violation chasers." 3) The Federal Trade Commission, or FTC, or, according to Peter Maass at ProPublica, "a low-tech, defensive, toothless privacy watchdog."
Maass wrote a rather long, rather damning piece published in Wired about how much the FTC, to put it bluntly, sucks. He starts off the piece by criticizing the agency for not being the first to discover that Google was circumventing Safari's privacy protections by placing a cookie on users' smartphones. They were scooped, says Maass, by "sleep-deprived" Stanford grad student Jonathan Mayer — which isn't exactly accurate, but Mayer was the first to publicize it. Maass then moves on to the Google Wi-Spy debacle, pointing out that the FTC punted on discovering or punishing Google for sucking up information from unsecured Wi-Fi networks with its Street View cars, leaving the Europeans to do the heavy sniffing.
Maass's biggest criticism of the agency is its technology. He pooh-pooh's the FTC's mobile forensics lab — which it uses to test smartphone apps for data leakage and pilfering — and its Internet testing labs for looking "like a computer room in a public library or middle school," according to former FTC consultant Chris Soghoian. He also seems put-off by the fact that FTC employees have to go to those labs to do investigations that involve visits to websites with spyware and malware, rather than doing it from their office computers. (Do we really want government-network-connected computers on those sites?) He argues that they are underfunded, understaffed, and behind the times, technologically.
Staffing at the Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, which does the bulk of the FTC's privacy work stayed flat at around 50 people even though the data mining industry that it oversees has rapidly expanded; the industry now employs more than 100,000 people and has revenues close to $5 billion, according to industry analyst Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro. There are about 20 lawyers working on privacy cases at the FTC.
via Your FTC Privacy Watchdogs: Low-Tech, Defensive, Toothless | Threat Level | Wired.com.
While everyone agrees the FTC could use more
geeks technologists, the article was not necessarily well-received in the privacy community.
"We need to keep a balanced perspective and recognize that government and members of Congress cannot be expected to keep pace with the rapid pace of innovation," said Craig Spiezle, director of the Online Trust Alliance. (Not everyone wholeheartedly agrees there.)
"The Wired/Propublica story on FTC is wrong on a number of fronts," tweeted security researcher Ashkan Soltani. "Not a fan of this over-the-top hit piece," tweeted respected technology attorney Marcia Hoffman, of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. "Overly harsh," tweeted Christopher Wolf, a corporate privacy lawyer.
The FTC itself took to Twitter to defend itself, and released a rather lengthy public statement (available in full at the end of this post).
"The Federal Trade Commission has brought 39 cases on data security breaches,
16 19 cases alleging violations of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, more than 100 cases involving spam and spyware, dozens of cases alleging violations of the Do Not Call Registry, and dozens more involving unfair or deceptive privacy practices, including cases against Google, Facebook, and Twitter," said the agency.
Part of the challenge for the FTC is that the U.S. doesn't have much in the way of privacy law to enforce. The framework for privacy here is based on company's fulfilling their promises to you (usually found in that privacy policy you never read). They say what they'll do with your data, and then they're supposed to honor that. The FTC can only go after them if what they later do is deceptive or unfair.
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If you want to catch two wicked talents get into trouble, head for the Fountain Theatre, where Tony winner Tonya Pinkins and "Cold Case" actress Tracie Thoms are tearing it up in "And Her Hair Went With Her," Zina Camblin's vivid if uneven look at African American sisterhood.
Beauty salon partners Jasmine (Pinkins) and Angie (Thoms) agree on the brilliance of Nina Simone and the importance of applying natural oils but not much else. Changing wigs to shift characters, they conjure up their eccentric customers, from a whacked- out blond who decided to become "white" after a racist incident in elementary school to the hilarious B.O.C. (Black Obsessive Compulsive) trailing toilet seat covers and conspiracy theories. By far the most memorable is Pinkins' fierce portrait of a lesbian on death row.
This irreverent script veers from broad satire to intense drama, never staying with one story line enough to develop it. Fortunately, the gifted Pinkins and Thoms are a pleasure to watch, no matter which direction they're heading.
-- Charlotte Stoudt
"And Her Hair Went With Her," Fountain Theatre, 5060 Fountain Ave., Los Angeles. 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays. Ends June 15. $18-$25. Contact: (323) 663-1525. Running time: 90 minutes.
Grit, grime of America's soul
A fun-house mirror held up to the American Dream, British playwright James Stock's darkly comic "Blue Night in the Heart of the West" at Hollywood's new Open Fist Theatre presents a surreal reflection of our tarnished national image, as viewed from an outsider's perch.
That observer is personified in Andrew MacAlpine (Shawn MacAulay), an amiable Scottish gardener who flees a stagnant life in his native Highlands for the promise of reinvented identity in the Land of Liberty. What he finds instead is a nightmarish odyssey that takes him from the streets of New York to an Iowa cornfield, where the metaphorical affliction of "soil creep" becomes a literal element in Jeff G. Rack's splendidly atmospheric set.
Director Amanda Weier certainly knows how to get our attention, opening each act with an act of primal carnality. Her visually inventive staging unleashes a skilled cast on the ample weirdness afforded by the script.
The standout performance is by Hepburn Jamieson as the demented farm family matriarch, embodying the most unpleasant extremes of the American soul as Stock sees it, whether driving off intruders with sullen hostility or being driven by unnatural lusts. Benjamin Burdick and Daryl Dickerson bring volatile intensity to her offspring as they entangle Andrew in their clutches.
Probing the Heartland for lurking shadows of incest, isolationism and religious fanaticism, Stock's idiosyncratic approach to storytelling is reminiscent of David Lynch at his most inscrutable. Characters speak straight from the depths of their jumbled and disordered psyches. The stream-of-consciousness narrative pivots on quirky encounters that may or may not turn out to connect to a meandering plot that seems to have been stumbled onto rather than crafted by the playwright.
Stock's frustratingly erratic script sports flashes of luminous insight into American foibles, as well as distortions that are jarringly off-base. Regardless, to the extent his perspective is representative of the world at large, we have a huge repair job ahead of us.
-- Philip Brandes
"Blue Night in the Heart of the West," New Open Fist Theatre, 6209 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood. 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 7 p.m. Sundays; dark May 31. Ends June 21. $20. (323) 882-6912. Running time: 2 hours, 20 minutes.
Lost in a complex Arabian night
Jason Grote's "1001," playing at the Theatre@Boston Court, is a strange and aggressively postmodern re-imagining of Scheherazade and the "Arabian Nights." Set in ancient Persia and modern-day New York, featuring guest appearances by Osama bin Laden and Gustave Flaubert, the play is nothing less than a chaotic, sprawling mess, though always a fascinating one.
The Persian king Shahriyar (John Sloan) desires a different bride every night, but his latest conquest, Scheherazade (Monika Jolly), proves unique by charming her way into the tyrant's heart with her storytelling. Her nontraditional tales include an incestuous love story between siblings that has overtones of "Vertigo"; a dark story about a homeless New Yorker wandering the subway system; and a political romance between a Jewish graduate student and a Muslim classmate set around the Sept. 11 attacks.
"1001" is an ambitious and risk-taking play that makes quite a few demands on the audience. The recursive structure is often difficult to follow, and the literary references will probably confound those who aren't well versed in Jorge Luis Borges and other high-brow writers. Perhaps fearing that he might lose his audience, the playwright has one of the characters voice a sympathetic explanation: "It's like we're trapped in this grand narration, and we're trying to defy it . . . or reinvent it."


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Through the tumultuous offseason here in Denver, in Kansas City and in Oakland, it seemed about the only bastion of sanity in the AFC West was in San Diego.
More than a month into the regular season, things aren't quite so serene in Charger-land, so much so that the team's general manager, A.J. Smith, last week called the team's play "soft and bewildered."
San Diego has started the season 2-2 and went into the bye week after what quarterback Philip Rivers called a "disappointing" loss at Pittsburgh on national television Oct. 4. The Chargers lost that game 38-28, but had been down 28-7 after three quarters — and had only 16 total rushing yards in the game.
"We're an improving team. I don't think we're a struggling team," Rivers said. "Obviously, we're not where we hoped we'd be at this point in the year, but we feel we are improving."
San Diego coach Norv Turner said the team's bye week came at a perfect time because it has given "seven or eight" players extra time to recover from injuries. That includes linebacker Shawne Merriman, who has played very limited minutes because of a strained groin. Merriman practiced Wednesday, and Turner said he is hopeful Merriman will be on the field against the Broncos Monday night.
But Merriman's injury hasn't been the biggest factor in the issues facing the Chargers' defense. That would be the loss of veteran nose tackle Jamal Williams, who was placed on injured reserve with a triceps injury after the season opener.
"He's kind of the guy that has made this 3-4 defense go," Turner said. "You have injuries, and you have to find a way to overcome them. I think we've got some young guys that are going to do some good things for us; we just need to grow in that area."
San Diego's defense is ranked No. 26, giving up an average of 365.8 yards per game. Its run defense is ranked No. 27, allowing an average of 151 yards per game.
The Chargers made one roster move Wednesday to help solidify the defensive line, re-signing defensive tackle Ian Scott, who had been cut at the end of training camp. To make room for Scott, the Chargers cut Clinton Hart, their starting strong safety.
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Within the span of a couple months, star Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski suffered two different injuries to the same forearm. He was expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2013 season but apparently that timetable could be in serious jeopardy. Boston Herald: According to multiple sources familiar with the situation, tight end Rob Gronkowski has been battling a stubborn infection in the area around where a second metal plate was installed to repair his broken left forearm and his readiness for the season is in jeopardy. So what does that mean? It seems the doctors will have to cut Gronk open again, remove the plate that's in his arm, and then put in a new one. Here's the scarier part though, according to Ron Borges and Karen Guregian of the Herald: it's possible that there could be more infected tissue, which means another surgery, which means Gronk won't be ready for the season opener let alone training camp. Obviously, losing Rob Gronkowski for any period of time wo...
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- Is there a fee to participate in a Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program?
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- Who has to attend the mediation?
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Joan Hoblyn wanted judges at the Court of Session to withdraw an earlier decision which allowed Barclay's bank to throw her out of a property in Clarkston, Glasgow.
Last year Court of Session judge Lord Drummond Young expressed "great sympathy" for her plight. But he said he couldn't allow the eviction to not go ahead.
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She was facing homelessness because the house is owned by her former husband, Michael, who was declared bankrupt following their divorce in 2004.
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Maybe, just
maybe, Boise State can play
In case
you forgot, Boise State obliterated the same Oregon State team that just
beat USC. Actually, that's wrong. The Beaver team the Broncos beat had
top RB Yvenson Bernard when it got its doors blown off 42-14. Yeah, I'm
front and center in the line to argue about how lousy Boise State's
schedule is and how the team doesn't deserve to play for the national
title ahead of several one-loss teams, but that doesn't mean the team
can't play. Are you really sure Boise State can't beat someone
tough? Look at how Texas Tech (who lost to Colorado) pushed Texas. Look
at how Ole Miss battled Auburn. Look at how Oregon State beat USC.
The Broncos don't have the talented depth to survive a season unscathed
in a top league like the SEC or Big 12, but in this crazy year where
upsets are happening all over the place, are so sure they couldn't beat
someone in the top ten. Dismiss from your mind that opening day blowout
loss at Georgia last year; that was last year. These Broncos have a
veteran quarterback, a legitimate All-America candidate in RB Ian
Johnson, and, arguably, the program's strongest, most talented defense
Count me in.
If the Broncos go unbeaten, I want to see them play in a BCS game. No,
not the national championship, but sure, give them their spot in the sun
in the Fiesta against Texas or in the Rose against either Michigan or
Ohio State. I don't care if they end up losing by 30; it's all about the
opportunity. With that said, I humbly request that you don't throw this
back in my face when I'm whining after the Longhorns get up 27-0 in the
first half.
The rivalry so nice let's do it twice
Richard Cirminiello
If the purpose of the BCS is to
pit the nation's two best teams against one another, why hasn't there
been more of a groundswell about a rematch between Michigan and Ohio
State in Glendale if 1) the teams play a competitive game when they meet
in Columbus Nov. 18 and 2) the Big East fails to deliver an undefeated
team? If you believe, as I do, that the Buckeyes and the Wolverines are
the two best teams in the country today, why would you feel any
differently if, say, Michigan loses to Ohio State 26-20? Or, even worse,
if the favored Buckeyes lose after having cruised through their
schedule. Listen, as it stands today, there are no dominant one-loss
teams in America or any that lost early and have been unstoppable since.
So why shouldn't the loser of next month's epic game emerge out of a
crowded field if the criteria is to select the two most deserving
programs? Yeah, a rematch in a major bowl game would absolutely suck for
everyone outside Columbus and Ann Arbor and good luck making sense of
things if they split, but after USC lost on Saturday, don't we have to
at least explore the possibility that Ohio State and Michigan are the
two best teams in 2006, regardless of who wins in 20 days, 13 hours, 42
minutes and 26 seconds?
Will watch TV for food
People are
getting paid for being officials and replay reviewers, correct?
If that's the case, I'd like to apply for a job,
especially in the replay booth in either Corvallis or Lubbock.
The worst injustices in the world are the ones
happening in places such as Darfur, Baghdad, Kabul, Colombo, Moscow
(especially if you're a Russian journalist), and numerous other locales
where poverty, war and oppression reign. But for what it's worth, some
pretty outrageous football felonies are being committed by arbiters who
are making astonishingly bad calls in the face of ample evidence to the
Lots of calls made by officials (and reviewers)
are judgment decisions, but a handful of plays are clearer than clear,
and when these obvious plays arise in key situations, it should be
refreshing for everyone involved. After all, when you see a replay and
find that a given play had a definite outcome, there's a sense of relief
even among fans of the disadvantaged team. Why? Because the integrity of
the competition is upheld.
A team that fumbles--and sees on the jumbotron
that it did indeed fumble--knows that it made a mistake. Knowing that
you goofed is a much better feeling than wondering whether or not you
messed up. When calls are clear, the disadvantaged team knows that it
stumbled; the refs don't have to be blamed, and everyone can focus on
the quality of play as the deciding factor in a football game. The
integrity of college football increases each time a losing team doesn't
have to think the refs took a game away from them. A healthy sport will
involve losing teams who lose because of their own ineptitude or an
opponent's excellence; a diseased sport, on the other hand, will feature
teams who will hold the officials primarily responsible for a close
So with all this being said, there were clear
calls in Corvallis and Lubbock--clearer than clear, in fact--that were
somehow missed. Steve Smith of USC was viewed by replay officials to be
in bounds on his late 4th and 2 "catch" against Oregon State. Texas Tech
receiver Joel Filani clearly caught a first-down-gaining pass with 2:27
left in the first quarter of Saturday night's game against Texas. Replay
officials, though, overturned it.
At the end of the day, the calls didn't matter
since Oregon State ended up holding on against USC and Texas Tech got a
pick-six a few moments after it got jobbed, but that's not the point.
Since we're bothering to pay people to do jobs in a billion-dollar
industry, we could bother to make sure that someone will see Smith's
foot out of bounds, or Filani was firmly in control of a football.
Again, where can I get an application form? I
already watch 13 hours of TV every fall Saturday to begin with.
And the new nation's longest loser with
16 straight ...
5. The scrawl came across sometime Saturday afternoon…"game
losing streak is over". That's all I saw, but I knew instantly what it
meant – Temple had ended its 20 game losing streak. Al Golden's Owls
had knocked off Bowling Green on Saturday to give the first year head
man his first collegiate victory…and first Gatorade bath as well.
I spent my afternoon in
Durham at Wallace Wade Stadium watching Vanderbilt take on winless
Duke. My friend and former college teammate Bill O'Brien is Duke's
offensive coordinator, after having spent his coaching career with
Georgia Tech and Maryland. All afternoon, his offense struggled to put
points on the board and loss number eight seemed to be on its way. But,
then the offense started to click in the fourth quarter. After a couple
of TDs, a successful two point conversion and a beautiful onside kick,
the Blue Devils were within 16 with seven minutes left. RB Justin Boyle
then had an incredible 32 yard run for a TD to get them within ten, but
the two point conversion came up, literally, inches short. Having to
now onside kick again down two scores, the Commodores recovered and
scored one play after a near sack on third and three turned into a long
run down to the one yard line
I watched Bill much of
the game and saw him pulling aside his true freshman QB Thaddeus Lewis
throughout the afternoon. It was obvious how much coaching he had to do
in this situation. How much coaching do other coaches have to do?
Think about it…what do you think Jim Tressel tells Troy Smith when he
comes off the field? Nice throw? Beautiful run? What do you tell a
true freshman QB when he misses a read…again and again?
All season we'll talk
and argue about the Ohio States, the Michigans and the West Virginias of
the world, yet it's these moments – a team like Temple getting a hard
earned win or a team fighting all afternoon to get one – that make you
appreciate how hard it is to actually get a win in college football.
Bill and I suffered through an 0-10 season many eons ago and it's not
pretty whatsoever; now he's coaching through one. For these kids and
coaches, it's not about the BCS formula or style points, it's about just
one time having more points than the other guy when the clock hits all
zeroes. Temple got to experience it yesterday and now the watch will be
on Duke.


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Treasure Coast schools balance nutrition, costs when dishing up school lunches
Local schools' food services directors can rattle off a lot of reasons why the criticisms leveled at the national school lunch program don't apply to Treasure Coast cafeterias.
Deep fryers were banished years ago. Those chicken nuggets are baked.
Pizzas now have whole-grain crusts. Cheese is required and low-fat.
Even the snacks are low in fat and calories. And parents can bar their children from buying them.
But press a little, ask them why chicken nuggets and pizza are on the menu, ask why snacks are even offered, and you get to the heart of the school food issue: Money.
"Healthy nutrition comes at a price," said Deborah Wuest, who runs St. Lucie County Schools food program, which serves 35,000 meals every day. "You go to Publix and look at the cost of a chicken breast. How much does a chicken breast cost? It costs what it takes to make my entire lunch."
School lunches cost about $3 to prepare, according to food services directors across the Treasure Coast. That sounds like a lot. Packing a lunch of peanut butter and jelly on whole wheat bread with fruit, vegetables and milk is possible for less than $2.
But the school lunch price also must cover the cost of serving items, extra choices to make sure every child eats and the wages of the staff that serves, in a typical Treasure Coast school, roughly 1,000 meals every day.
The federal reimbursement is $2.68 for a free lunch. For a paid lunch — most elementary students pay about $2 — schools receive 25 cents from the government.
And yet the food programs in all three Treasure Coast counties, like most across the country, are expected to be self-supporting enterprises that at least break even. With Florida school budgets getting even tighter, that requirement is unlikely to change.
St. Lucie County schools' food budget is $21 million a year. Martin and Indian River counties' school districts budget about $11 million annually.
Wuest and other food-services directors said they try to run the programs like restaurants, even as they meet all the federal nutritional requirements. Sometimes that means arranging pretty red peppers on the top of a salad — "You'd be surprised how many little children love those red peppers," said Lisa Ferrick, a cafeteria manager in St. Lucie County — and other times it means putting whipped cream and a cherry on top of a Jello fruit cup.
The nutrition requirements from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which address minimum calorie counts and maximum fat content, are just starting points, said Sue Demarkarian, a licensed dietitian practicing in Martin County. Meeting the requirements usually means eating better than many people, Demarkarian said, but the requirements do not address important nutrition concerns such as sodium, and fiber content.
"Fiber is important in satiety," Demarkarian said. "If you don't have fiber in your diet, people tend to not feel satisfied. People who don't have enough fiber in their diet tend to eat more calories."
The foods kids traditionally find appealing tend to have more sodium and less fiber than ideal. But if a kid doesn't buy a lunch, schools don't get the reimbursement money.
Schools in all three Treasure Coast counties offer taste testings and classroom education about nutrition to find new items for the menu and encourage children to fill up their trays with fruits and vegetables. But they also rely on food kids know and love — here come those chicken nuggets and pizza slices — to make sure kids want to buy school lunch and don't waste food. Those old favorites might be specially manufactured to meet the federal nutrition requirements, but they look and taste like items from any kids' menu.
"The food has to be excellent. If they don't take lunch, that really hurts our program," said Laura Roberts, food services director for Indian River County Schools. Decreased labor costs and increased student participation helped Roberts' program turn a small profit last year.
But government cash alone won't keep the programs in the black.
Wuest, Roberts and Martin County food services director Vonda Moonier all said the sale of a la carte and snack items, including ice cream, chips and juice, help close the gap between what the government pays schools to feed students and what it costs to do it. In St. Lucie County, a la carte options bring in $1.5 million a year.
Some schools, mostly high schools, also offer specialty lunches — mashed potato bowls, for example — that cost a bit more, but make kids feel like they're eating at a fast-food restaurant. Moonier and other officials, even as they make the financial case for serving these items, point out that looking like fast-food doesn't mean having the same nutritional value as fast-food.
"Maybe they think, 'Chicken nugget — It's a treat. It's like McDonald's,'" Roberts said. "But it's not like McDonald's. It's healthier."
Criticism about the school lunch program came from all sides this spring as First Lady Michelle Obama launched a national campaign against childhood obesity and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver tried to spark a "Food Revolution."
School officials say lunches meet nutrition guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which provides reimbursement for every meal served. But critics say the guidelines, set in 1995, are outdated and unhealthy.
A national report released in May recommends increased funding for the school lunch program and improved nutritional standards.
Treasure Coast schools officials do not anticipate any major changes to their lunch programs in the 2010-11 school year.
Students must take at least three items and no more than five. Items are grouped by nutrient category: protein, dairy, grain and vegetable/fruit.
A serving of macaroni and cheese is considered two items: a protein (cheese) and a grain (pasta).
Lunches must provide a minimum of 517 to 846 calories, depending on the grades served and how schools choose to plan meals.
There is no maximum calorie count.
No more than 30 percent of calories may come from fat, with less than 10 percent from saturated fat.
A third of the recommended daily allowances of vitamins A and C, iron and calcium must be provided.
A typical lunch in Treasure Coast schools might offer children a main entree of spaghetti and meatballs (600 calories).
Students usually can opt to take a yogurt and fruit plate or peanut butter and jelly on graham crackers.
Students also must take at least one side of vegetables such as steamed broccoli or canned green beans or fruit.
Low-fat milk (1 percent) is offered plain or in chocolate or strawberry flavors.
One of every five kids — about 20 percent of all American children — is obese. A federal campaign wants to bring that rate down to 1970-levels, when roughly 5 percent of children — just 1 in 20 — were considered obese.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines an obese child as one who has a body mass index greater than 95 of 100 children of the same age and sex.
Florida: 18 percent obese, 16 percent overweight
Indian River County: 22 percent obese, 20 percent overweight
Martin County: 15 percent obese, 17 percent overweight
St. Lucie County: 23 percent obese, 17 percent overweight
Source: Florida Department of Health
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John McGuinness, Steve Plater and Keith Amor prepare for their first appearance as part of the Honda TT Legends team.
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Just a small update on our plans to get the TT cancelled this year. Amazingily the numbers heading over to the Island has increased to 52 people now! This is really positive as I dont think I could hack another year of this festival of death. If any of you are interested in protesting head over to the website for more details.
Looks like a strong team,should do well
anyone know if theres any tv-radio coverage please...
Believe MotorsTv are doing highlights. Good luck to the team, love the colour scheme on the bike.
I did hear that Eurosport had a good coverage of the entrie series, however that was a few months ago and not heard much since. Also how come no mention of Cam Donald? I assume he's in the team as he is in the picture.
Did I miss something? What is Cam doing in that photo? He making up part of the team or a reserve rider? Good luck them all. Endurance racing is not always about going as fast as you can but keeping upright too, seems the testing has gone well.Kraemer, while others ignore you, I can't help but comment. What business is it of yours who races the TT? They all know the score and have worked hard to get there. Each to their own I say. Good luck in trying to get it stopped. I have said this before to you...after the fans kick the crap out of you, there will be 100+ riders lining up to do the same. Save yourself the boat fare and grow up.
Cam's theres because when the club racer rides around around 15 seconds off the pace, he'll step in and bring the average up.
Im not a racer myself and thus wish the guys the best of luck, as usual on here smart comments from people who cant even say which rider they dont like
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Editor's NoteThis release from the darkly fantastical anime series BASILISK features all 24 episodes of the series on four discs, following the story of a battle between two clans battling for control in Feudal Japan. Extras with the release include trailers, textless songs, and more.
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Basilisk takes place in 1614 during the Tokugawa Shogunate era. Two ninja clans are at war with each other competing to win the favor of the regime for the next 1000 years. Each clan has to choose 10 members. Whichever clan kills the 10 members of their rival wins. There are a lot of awesome things to say about this anime. The animation, the music, and the story line are all great. Almost all , of the characters are too. There are a few ninjas I didn't like though. One guy kills you with his hair, one guy is a quadriplegic that kills you with a knife that he holds with his tongue, and one dude turns into goo when he touches salt. Most of the other ninjas are awesome though. The bad guy is really a heartless bastard. It makes it very interesting when you have a bad guy that is way evil. The characters really keep you interested and the carnage never lets up. I really think anyone that likes anime would get a kick outta this one. If you like it there's a live action movie called Shinobi. It's the same story line with a few less characters. It's incredible as well. Definitely give Basilisk a look see.
The popular 1958 novel "The Kouga Ninja Scrolls" by Futaro Yamada was adapted into a manga series titled "K'ga Ninp' Ch'~"" (Basilisk: The Koga Ninja Scrolls) in 2004-2005 by Masaki Segawa and winning the 2004 Kodansha Manga Award. The anime series adaptation was then produced by Gonzo Studios in 2005 and is now the complete series is now available on Blu-ray courtesy of FUNimation Entertainment. "Basilisk" is about two ninja clans at war, the Kouga and the Iga clan who have fought each other for four hundred years but a "no hostilities" pact is made to prevent the two from going into war. We are given a glimpse of the past when the Iga clan's Princess Ogen and the Kouga clan's leader Danjou. Two people from opposing clans who were planning to get married. With the two clans living in peace, it looked as if marriage was possible until fighting began in the Iga village and survivors from the village were killed by the Kouga clan. Needless to say, the two lovers became hated enemies but due to a "no hostilities" pact, there would be no fighting between the two clans. Fast forward many decades later and now Ogen is the elder of the Iga Clan and Danjou of the Kouga clan. With the Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu now retiring, their is a dispute of who will be taking over as the Third Tokugawa Shogun. So, in order to decide, Tokugawa lifts the pact and the rules are each clan can select 10 of their best ninjas. Whoever is the last one standing and has complete control of the scroll will be the rightful heir.
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County Executive Kevin Kamenetz announced that four Baltimore County agencies have been awarded 2015 Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties (NACo), including a prestigious Best in Category award for a Department of Corrections initiative that focuses on improving literacy for incarcerated fathers so that they may read to their children.
"Every year, our employees come up with innovative programs that improve services and the overall quality of life in Baltimore County," said County Executive Kamenetz. "It is an honor for four County programs to be regarded as national models and is a clear reflection of our staff's dedication and commitment to continuous improvement for our residents," he said.
The Baltimore County agencies that merited national recognition include:
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Hosted by Carolyn Black-Sotir, smARTS is now airing on Baltimore County cable channel 25.
Featured segments include:
Aviation History: Head to the wild blue yonder to visit the Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum in Middle River.
Arts in Our Parks: Discover the arts in Baltimore County's parks, community and rec centers.
Living History: Learn how the Maryland Humanities Council brings into focus literature, poetry, history and all that makes us human.
Emily Dickinson Live: Enjoy a living history performance by actor MiMi Zannino as poet Emily Dickinson.
Get smarter: Find out how to make those onstage dreams come true at your local community theater with insight from the Glyndon Area Players. The company is producing Shrek The Musical this summer.
smARTS airs Thursdays and Fridays, 7 to 7:30 p.m. and Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m. to noon, on Baltimore County cable channel 25. Segments also are available online at
smARTS is a production of the Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences in partnership with the Baltimore County Public Schools and BCPS-TV.Tue, 30 Jun 2015 21:03:00 GMThttp://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/News/BaltimoreCountyNow/Arts_and_Culture_TV_Show_Features_Emily_Dickinson_Rosie_the_Riveter_and_Shrek
Emergency Water Repairs Will Affect 4,000 Customers Tonight
Overnight water outage will affect some water customers in zip codes 21093, 21204, 21208, 21209 and 21211
The Baltimore County Department of Public Works has received notice from Baltimore City regarding emergency water outages that will begin at 9 p.m. tonight. The outages will affect the following Baltimore County ZIP codes: 21093, 21204, 21208, 21209. Please read the
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All of the speculation surrounding Les Miles and the possibility of him leaving LSU to coach at Arkansas came to an abrupt end on Wednesday. The Mad Hatter signed a new seven-year contract with LSU that will keep the coach in Baton Rouge until 2019, according to Gary Laney of ESPN.com. Miles has led LSU to an 85-20 record since becoming the head man in 2005 and won a national title in 2007, so it makes sense that athletic director Joe Alleva wanted to extend his contract. And keep him away from Arkansas. "It's been my plan all along to give [Miles] a raise and an extension, and that's what we're doing," Alleva said. "You can talk all you want about winning championships. It's really not always about winning championships. It's about being in the hunt to win championships, and [Miles] has shown that he's consistently in the hunt to win championships." LSU currently sits in the No. 7 spot in this year's BCS rankings and the team has been among the top 10 five times during Miles' tenure. The Fighting Tigers expect to find themselves in a top bowl game this season, but a tough 21-17 loss to Alabama will keep them out of the SEC title game and squandered their hopes of returning to the championship game. With Miles at the helm for seven more seasons, LSU will certainly have plenty more opportunities to take home The Coaches' Trophy. Photo via Facebook/Les Miles
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