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Supreme Court Upholds Material Support Law
The Supreme Court has upheld a controversial anti-terrorism law that makes it a crime to give any form of aid, including training and advice for legal activities, to groups on the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations. The material support law was first adopted in 1996 but strengthened by the PATRIOT Act in 2001. In a six-to-three decision, the Supreme Court ruled the law doesn't violate free speech rights. Center for Constitutional Rights senior attorney Shayana Kadidal warned the ruling could open the door to prosecution of even former President Jimmy Carter for conducting election training in Lebanon.
Shayana Kadidal: "President Carter went to Lebanon in 2006 to do election monitoring. And while he was there, he met with representatives of all parties involved in the election, including Hamas [in the Occupied Territories] and Hezbollah, which are on the FTO lists, and told them things like what constitutes a fair election, what the international law standards are, and this kind of thing. Now, under today's ruling, those things that former President Carter did — all in the interest of promoting nonviolent conflict resolution and involvement in the democratic process by supporters of groups that are on the FTO list — all those things could be serious crimes landing him in prison for fifteen years."
The ruling came in a lawsuit filed on behalf of the Humanitarian Law Project. The group provides nonviolent dispute resolution and human rights advocacy training to the Kurdistan Workers' Party and several groups of Tamil Americans who sought to provide humanitarian relief in war-torn areas of Sri Lanka once controlled by the Tamil Tigers. Shayana Kadidal said the decision could likely harm similar reconciliation efforts by US groups.
Shayana Kadidal: "I think we can expect that the material support statute, which was modified, in part, by the PATRIOT Act, will now cast a very broad chill on not only humanitarian aid efforts in crisis zones, in areas that are afflicted by war, sometimes controlled by rebel groups, but that also will cast a really broad chill on journalists and on other humanitarian groups that, like our plaintiffs, were intending to go and talk to parties that have been sort of put on these blacklists and try to get them to turn away from the behavior that ended up putting them on these blacklists in the first place."
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Like the look of the BlackBerry PlayBook, but concerned about the obvious lack of apps?
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A Bloomberg report states that Research In Motion will offer an Android app experience on its 9.7-incher, but without the implementation of Google's Java software, Dalvik, due to the ongoing legal wrangles between Google and Oracle regarding ownership of the patent.
In order to get Android apps working on the QNX system, there will need to be an alternative Java virtual machine on board.
Should this happen, then surely the appeal of the PlayBook will increase dramatically. The most often dismissal we hear of the BlackBerry tab centres around people's concerns that the BlackBerry App World cannot compete with the likes of the Apple App Store or Google's Android Market.
Throw Android apps into the PlayBook equation though, and you're talking about a whole new beast.
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Feeling blue: A pictorial history of melancholy
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Composed of more than 250 works, Melancholy: genius and madness in the West brings together "masterpieces miraculously lent" by 50 museums in France and around the world, said curator Jean Clair.
From Antiquity to the Middle Ages, Durer to William Blake, Goya to Delacroix, van Gogh to Picasso, and right on up to contemporary works from the beginning of the 21st century, the exhibit traces the evolution of the concept of melancholy as it was seen, and often lived, by some of the West's greatest artists.
It is a long story. Even the ancient Greeks brooded over the ambiguous nature of the dark mood that sometimes seized lesser and great men alike. Hippocrates attributed it to an imbalance in the "four humors," one of which was "melancholia" — literally "black bile."
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"You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes." Doesn't this sound oddly familiar?
By picking the blue or green options in Mass Effect 3, you basically agreed to give up, stop fighting and just die. Picking the red beam means your still fighting, struggling against the Reapers, not going to just lay there and die like they want you to. Live to fight another day..
-Cosplay Bullying PSA-As of recent I have noticed a continuing trend of cosplayers who deem themselves "professionals" bullying other cosplayers. They throw out demeaning insults like, "your cosplays suck", "your not a real cosplayer because you bought your costume items and didnt make them", "your too fat for that", "your not the right race/color for that", "your not good at making props, you should give up", "your not allowed to create your own versions of characters", "your not on my level" & "I'm so much better than you"....-Cosplay Bullying PSA-2 years ago in Personal More Like This
All I can say is that this has to stop. This is wrong. Since when did having fun, letting go and enjoying "make believe costume time" become such a horrendous, hateful, drama-filled competition? What gives people the right to bash other people, or to tell them they are "doing make believe wrong"? When did the egos become so unbelievably huge??
Cosplaying is supposed to be about having fun, about being someone else, about creating something awesome and showcasing what you Made. W
ALL THINGS ONE DIRECTIONOH MY GOD THE 'LITTLE THINGS' VIDEO CAME OUT AND I CAN'T STOP FREAKING!!!! I'M CRYING, LAUGHING LIKE AN IDIOT, SMILING, GIGGLING, AND A TON OF OTHER STUFF IT'S INSANE! OHMYGODOHYMYGODOHMYGOD!!!!!! AAAAHHH!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS VIDEO IT'S PERFECT JUST LIKE THEM I LOVE IT I DIED MULTIPLE TIMES!!!!! I KNW THIS IS PROBABLY GETTING ANNOYING SO JUST WATCH THE VIDEO!!!ALL THINGS ONE DIRECTION3 years ago in Personal More Like This
Also... I read a REALLY good fan fiction! Surprisingly, it's a LARRY fanfic. Which is weird for me since I'm not a huge fan of larry but this was really good:
Twilight Survey. Because I Can. 1. What is your over-all opinion about the series Twilight?Twilight Survey. Because I Can.3 years ago in Personal More Like This
*holds up bottle of gasoline* Stephanie Meyer, I have a gift for you you don't happen to have a match on you, do ya?
2. Who is your favorite character? Why?
Carlisle, I suppose, because he was the only one who had a backstory I actually was interested in. Why couldn't this story have taken place 400 years ago, been about Dracula-type vampires, had no teenagers in it, and been a deep, physiological tale about young vampire-slayer Carlisle being bitten and trying to reconcile himself with his new 'cursed' existence and find his place in the world- all while trying not to be found out and murdered by the other vampire slayers? Huh? I would even have tolerated a romance- one that was intelligent and well-done.
3. Who is your least favorite character? Why?
Bella. Because listening to her thoughts makes me want to stick a fork in my arm. Or eyes. Or brain.
4. Team Edward, Team Jacob, o
How to help someone depressedWhat I hate about our apathetic and stressful and greedy world is how people are too cold to know how to help someone with their depression. I should know, since I suffer from depression.How to help someone depressed1 year ago in Personal More Like This
Professional headshrinks and psychologists and such can go kiss my ass when it comes to depression - they might be good for guide lines and such things... but to help someone with depression? Fat chance. And same goes for people on Youtube and such sharing their videos on how to "deal with depression". People think you should get instructions - like some sort of manual on how to deal with depression, and that it's this complicated mess you need to explain well-worded for a long-ass time.
It's not. It's just not. It's only "complicated" to people because we as said live in a apathetic world... a world where there's no room for empathy, love, compassion, and caring comfort. Nothing could make me realize this better than Justin Carmical's (JewWario's) last words he gave the world before passing away:
Buying Online - [Good and Ugly][PhotoBomber] - [Tumblr] - [You Tube] - [Twitter] - [Cosplay.com]Buying Online - [Good and Ugly]3 years ago in Personal More Like This
A warning to the people
One of the questions I get a lot are "who do you buy ____ from?"
I always assumed that all sites were pretty equal,
but I recently have been, and still am, dealing with a dispute form a contact website,
they have broken their our rules but still refusing to refund the purchase,
and because of the way they worded the product paypal is refusing to step up.
I'm pretty burned,
and I know others have been screwed over,
or have had major problems from dealing with people online.
As well as people who have had amazing experiences.
Here is my list,
A list of the Good and the one Ugly I have received.
For Contacts, Wigs, and other things I have bought onli
A Note To All Gargoyles Fans:I'd like to start off by explaining that I am a long standing fan of Disney's cult-classic series; Gargoyles. I was five years old when I first became interested in the story and it's characters, and looking back on it I may have been the only one among my friends watching it at the time. And now as I have matured, I find myself enjoying the series much more because I better understand the writing and progress.A Note To All Gargoyles Fans:3 years ago in Personal More Like This
In my observations of discussion boards, forums and fan-art postings, I've noticed that most fans have been disappointed that they have yet to see the release of a live-action movie based on Gargoyles. And while a live-action adaptation of one of my old favourites would excite me, I'm kind of glad they haven't tried it yet.
First off, over the past several years I've seen a number of adaptations of comic books, video games and TV series' that happened to be notable disappointments towards longtime fans. Case in point: X-men franchise and Transformers. I've also noticed that in l
IT IS TIMEFrom:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbDntz8a1Ds&feature=relatedIT IS TIME3 years ago in Personal More Like This
You will soon be watched, every millimeter you move, you will soon be watched, you are an ant in an ant farm, easy to squash and manipulate at the whim of the Rockefellers and other similar Dictators. You will soon be watched as if you are nothing. They would have us believe that there are threats to us. There is no threat, there is only the Dictators and the Corporations, some of which overlap closely. Speed up the construction of the Resistance, everyone, (http://guardian54.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d4nes2o), before we are crunched underfoot forever.
They will implant kill devices inside our chips, to silence rebellions before they can begin and to kill us for sport whenever they like it. The Rockefeller kids, the Dictators AND Corporations rolled into one, will grow up playing the game "point and die" through their drone cameras and control grid. DO NOT LET THESE MONSTERS GROW UP, DESTROY THEM. Our response is forced exc
Autumn [Feature - Underappreciated Artists]The third installment in a series of news articles featuring underappreciated artists here on dA.Autumn [Feature - Underappreciated Artists]4 years ago in Art Features More Like This
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For a century, archaeological expeditions have backed up many of the stories presented in the Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament). In recent years, however, a new generation of scholars has emerged claiming that the Bible is mostly a myth -- and that archaeology doesn't prove a thing. In this 2003 essay, author David Hazony shows the hidden assumptions in this high-stakes game.
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In 1924, 23 people, mostly girls and young women from 5 to 26 years old, died in the Hope Development School fire near Los Angeles, a tragedy that has become an all-but-forgotten part of the city's history. But the real tragedy was that state and county officials knew that the building was a dangerous fire trap, but were unable to find a safe location for the school.
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Bernie Parent
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Following rumours that Instagram will be releasing an app for BlackBerry 10, a new report says it won't be a native version as many users had hoped.
Instead, the folks at Instagram will take the route many other developers have taken, which is to port the Android app to the platform, according to AllThingsD.
A ported Android app doesn't take advantage of BlackBerry 10's core SDK and instead relies on a Gingerbread-based run time environment. As we noted in our review, this can sometimes pose problems with fluidity of an app.
This means if Instagram were to release its app in the coming weeks (or even months), it would have to be the older Gingerbread version. BlackBerry has detailed a Jelly Bean run time environment is on its way, but no date has been specified.
AllThingsD says its sources indicated there may never be a native BlackBerry 10 application. The report mentions that the Instagram team is hesitant about putting man hours into developing a BlackBerry 10 application until the environment is more mature, if ever. The team is also running into porting issues, which may push back the app's release longer than expected.
"We have a strong partnership and are actively engaged around Instagram support for BB10," said Martyn Mallick, BlackBerry's VP global alliances, in a statement to AllThingsD. He wouldn't provide a release date.
CrackBerry previously reported: "Instagram will definitely be coming to BlackBerry 10."
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And a bunch of other lichens on rock.
En paco´s Reserva Natural de Flora y Fauna Silvestre
On fallen branch of conifer
Bluish green upper, black lower, dark interior, thin tubes, occasional apothecia with brown disks, on ground under redwoods, attached to bark, cortex: C-, CK-, K+ yellow
Seaside bone lichen?
The Parmeliaceae is a large and diverse family of Lecanoromycetes. With over 2000 species in roughly 87 genera, it is regarded as the largest family of lichen forming fungi. The most speciose genera in the family are the well-known groups: Xanthoparmelia (800+ species), Usnea (500+ species), Parmotrema (350+ species), and Hypotrachyna (190+ species).


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"Where Should the Birds Fly", excerpt of the documentary by Gaza filmmaker Fida Qishta.
As Israeli air strikes continues for a seventh day, we turn to a film by Fida Qishta, a young Palestinian filmmaker born and raised in Gaza. The documentary, produced by Deep Dish TV, is called "Where Should the Birds Fly." The title is taken from a poem by renowned Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish. The film looks at the effects of the 22-day Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip in 2008-09 that killed more than 1,400 Palestinians, the vast majority civilians. [includes rush transcript]
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AMY GOODMAN: We end today with an excerpt of a documentary made by a young Palestinian woman in Rafah. This was four years ago in Operation Cast Lead. Today, as the assault on Gaza enters the seventh day, we turn to Fida Qishta's documentary, who was born and raised in Gaza. The documentary, produced by Deep Dish TV, is called Where Should the Birds Fly, the title taken from a poem by renowned poet Mahmoud Darwish. The film looks at the effects of the 22-day Isreali military operation in the Gaza Strip in which it's believed 1,400 Palestinians were killed, the vast majority civilians. Let's go to a clip.
FIDA QISHTA: Israel's war on Gaza began without warning on December 27th, 2008, with a massive F-16 and drone assault. Israel has attacked Gaza hundreds of times in the last decade, but the scale and destructiveness of this assault was unprecedented. They called it Operation Cast Lead. We call it a massacre.
In Rafah, where my family lives, the attack began in mid-morning while the school shifts were changing. The streets were filled with children. I was visiting a friend when the bombs started to fall. We saw smoke coming from every direction. I ran towards the flames.
I was the first journalist on the scene. I had to capture the moment, but I didn't have my camera. I called my brother on the cellphone, "Abed, bring me the camera." He came running. I could see fear in everyone's eyes. The screaming children were the most horrible sight. My brother was terrified. He tried to pull me out. "Fida! Fida! The plane! The plane!" But I couldn't leave. My camera is the only weapon I have against these attacks on the people of Gaza. Despite my own fear and anger, I felt safe behind the camera. I know if I'm shot, my camera will capture...
AMY GOODMAN: Fida Qishta's film, Where Should the Birds Fly. The film looks at the effects of the 22-day Israeli military operation in Gaza Strip four years ago, right after President Obama was elected the first time, just as this attack has happened after he was elected the second time. In that attack, more than 1,400 Palestinians were killed, the vast majority civilians. Tune in to democracynow.org to get the latest on what's happening today in Gaza.
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US Navy buys Linux to guide drone fleet
The US Navy has signed off on a $27,883,883 contract from military contractor Raytheon to install Linux ground control software for its fleet of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drones.
The contract covers the Naval Air Station at Patuxent River in Maryland, which has already spent $5,175,075 beginning to install Linux systems. The no-bid contract was awarded to finish the work and get the Navy's drone fleet fully operational using a Linux backbone.
The Navy's only listed VTOL drone is the Northrup-Grumman MQ8B Fire Scout, which is designed to be carried by frigates and to provide electro-optical and infrared reconnaissance over a range of 110 miles, while allowing five hours on station.
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Why do some Muslim converts change their whole names and others only part?
Al-Qaida spokesman Adam Yahiye Gadahn released a video last Sunday in which he called President Obama a "treacherous, bloodthirsty, and narrow-minded American war president" of a "declining and besieged empire." Numerous reports suggest that Gadahn was born with the name Adam Pearlman, in California. Why do some converts to Islam change part of their name, but not the whole thing?
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Stern says NBA revenues should be $5 billion this season
Nov 14, 2012, 3:14 PM EDT
During the NBA lockout, we all got frustrated watching the owners and argue over how to divide up $4 billion in revenue. Billion. With a "B."
Now, make that $5 billion.
That is what NBA Commissioner David Stern said speaking Tuesday at Beyond Sport United conference in New York, according to the Associated Press.
The $5 billion figure is considerably higher than the $4.3 billion estimated that would come in under the BRI this season (via NBA CBA FAQ from the brilliant Larry Coon).
The owners will get a higher share of that revenue — under the old CBA the players were guaranteed 57 percent of the league's revenue, that falls to 50 percent this year under the new CBA. Hopefully now, somehow, these poor men can find a way to turn a meager profit (*cough*).
The increase in revenues shows fans and sponsors did not leave the league during the lockout. It shows that local television deals are up, as is the spread of the NBA brand globally. You can also chalk some of this up to an economy starting to find it's footing and turn around (we hope).
In case you're curious, the NFL has revenues of around $9 billion and MLB around $7.5 billion.
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Illinois Senior Senator, Democrat Dickie Durbin wants you to know that the fact that the Democrats have not passed a full, working budget in over 900 days is all because of those wascally Republicans.
Never mind that the Democrats have had the majority for over three years in the Senate, never mind that before the 2010 midterm elections they had 100% control of both Congress and the White House… it's all them gosh darn Republican's fault.
Never mind that they passed the boondoggle healthcare bill that will cause the U.S. to go bankrupt, never mind that Obama has gotten all his little sops to Big Labor to spite the faltering economy, never mind…. well, never mid all the things the Democrats seemed to have no problem getting done, they just can't get that danged ld budget passed.
The fact is, Democrats are playing politics with one of the only real Constitutional duties they have, creating and passing a federal budget. Yet, the Old Media allows Obama to stand before the American people and pretend that he and his party are the ones interested in fiscal sanity? This is why our politics is so messed up. The Democrats operate on bald faced lies and the Old Media allows them get away with it.
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