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Whether you consider Edward Snowden a traitor or a patriot, before he hit the news, most people didn't give much thought to government spying on everyday citizens. During a recent interview, he said that the NSA has the ability to spy on your smartphone, even if it's turned off.
Yes, this is exactly what you think it means. The NSA can listen to your conversations and use your camera when you powered off your phone. Sounds crazy but it can happen.
The most likely way is with a type of invisible spying app. Spying apps aren't anything new; everyone from corporations to hackers to jealous exes use them.
This spying app though doesn't just steal your surfing history, text messages and photos. It also gives the NSA full access to your phone's microphone and camera.
Your phone basically becomes a bug that tells the NSA everything going on around you. Any conversation you have or any embarrassing thing you do, the NSA will have it recorded.
The worst part is that even if you turned the phone off to be safe, it wouldn't really be off. The app makes your phone pretend to be off - it turns off the screen, ignores incoming calls and doesn't respond to button presses - but the spying will still be going on.
Now, if you wanted to have a sensitive conversation without worry, you could remove the phone's battery. Then the phone would really be off. But, some phones, like the iPhone, don't have a removable battery.
Here's when you get to feel like a spy. To truly turn off an iPhone you have to know how to use the "device firmware upgrade" or DFU, mode. This is what Apple and developers use to install iOS updates, jailbreak a phone or unlock a SIM card.
Don't worry, you're not doing any of that. You just want to really turn off your iPhone.
To get into DFU mode, you'll need an iPhone, USB cord and a computer with iTunes installed.
First, connect the iPhone to your computer using the USB cord and start iTunes. Once iTunes is running, go to the iPhone and hold down the Power button for three seconds, then press the Home button. Hold both buttons and count to 10 seconds.
The phone's screen will go black, but keep holding the buttons. After the 10 seconds are up, let go of the Power button, but keep the Home button pressed.
Hold the Home button for another 10 to 15 seconds. When you see a pop-up message in iTunes, you know you're successfully in DFU mode. Got to http://bit.ly/1nfZ83T to watch a video of these steps in action.
When you're ready to get out of DFU mode, hold the Home button and Power button until the Apple logo appears. Then let the phone start like it normally would.
Of course, this turning on and off procedure is a complete hassle. So you might think it's better to keep the NSA or anyone else from putting the spy app on your phone in the first place. Good idea, but it's going to be tricky.
The NSA or anyone else after you could slip a spy app on your phone disguised as another legitimate app. This is easier to do on Android phones because they can download apps from third-party sites and Google Play's review policy is very relaxed.
Apple gadgets can only download from the Apple App Store, and the nefarious would have to get the app past Apple's reviewers. That's harder, but still isn't impossible.
Another concern is that the NSA knows undiscovered bugs in operating systems and common programs that lets it collect data without anyone knowing. It turns out the NSA was exploiting the Heartbleed bug to spy on people, so it isn't that farfetched. And it's just about impossible for you to stop.
In the worst case, the NSA could pull the same trick it allegedly uses with American-made routers heading overseas. The NSA intercepts a router shipment, puts a backdoor in the software, packages the routers back up and sends them on. Then it can spy on any networks the routers connect to.
I doubt the NSA is doing that to phones coming into the U.S. - it would be a logistical nightmare if nothing else - but you never know.
If you're really worried about the NSA and spying apps, you might want to look into the new Blackphones. These Android-based phones are built from the ground up with security and privacy in mind.
Of course, once on the market, a Blackphone will set you back $630, so it isn't for the faint of heart or light of wallet. It might worth it, though, if it keeps the NSA out of your life - for now.
Kim Komando hosts the nation's largest talk radio show about consumer electronics, computers and the Internet. Hear it locally at 94.3 WSC News Radio noon-3 p.m. Sundays. For more information, go to www.komando.com.
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A woman who claimed to be the world's oldest died in the Georgian village of Sachino, it was reported Sunday.
Antisa Khvichava claimed to be 132 years old, making her not only the oldest woman, but also the oldest person in the world. Radio Free Europe, citing local reports, reported she was born on July 8, 1880, based on her official documents.
However, many experts have disputed her claims and said she probably was not that old, according to the broadcaster. They said her documents were forged or simply incorrect.
L. Stephen Coles of the Gerontology Research Group told The Wall Street Journal in 2007 that if Khvichava's records were true, it means she would have given birth to her youngest son at the age of 60. At the time, Georgia's justice ministry verified her claims.
Khvichava, who purportedly lived through both World War I and World War II, said she was able to live so long by consuming 50 grams of grape "chacha," a type of local alcohol after breakfast every day.
She had 12 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, along with four great-great grandchildren.The world's oldest person is 116-year-old Besse Cooper of the U.S. state of Georgia. The oldest living man is Japan's Jiroemon Kimura, who is 115.
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Officials at the University of North Dakota thought the long battle over the college's Fighting Sioux nickname was finally over when they reached an agreement last year to retire the mascot. Then, the North Dakota legislature passed a law this year forcing the university to keep the name.
The new law, signed by Gov. Jack Dalrymple, has left the university in a difficult position: defy the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which has mandated that all American Indian mascots be dropped, or break the law. The legislative debate has reopened wounds over retiring a beloved mascot that has graced hockey jerseys and pennants across the state for years.
University officials hope that a meeting later this month in Indianapolis between Mr. Dalrymple, legislative leaders and N.C.A.A. officials will help resolve the conflict. As it stands, if the university continues to use the name after Aug. 15, its athletics program would face penalties that could jeopardize much-lauded plans to join the Big Sky Conference.


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Legal scholar to discuss Siletz tribal history on Earth Day
University of Colorado law Professor Charles Wilkinson will speak on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22, at Willamette University about the history of Oregon's Siletz tribe prior to colonization by American settlers. The free public event is at 8 p.m. in Hudson Hall in the Mary Stuart Rogers Center and is part of Willamette's Indian Country Conversations series.
Wilkinson's lecture, "Every Year We Go to the Center of Our World: Society and Governance of the Siletz Tribe of Oregon before the Americans," will feature research from the book he is currently writing about Siletz culture and history. The book, slated to be published in 2010, will be the first comprehensive history of the Siletz tribe.
This event is co-sponsored by the Oregon Historical Society and is part of the Mark O. Hatfield Distinguished Historians Forum. The lecture at Willamette marks the first time that the Hatfield Forum has been conducted outside of Portland.
Prior to joining the faculty at the University of Colorado, Wilkinson practiced law with private firms in Phoenix and San Francisco and with the Native American Rights Fund. His primary specialties are federal public land law and Indian law. He worked closely with the Siletz tribe in the 1970s during its struggle for federal restoration, achieved in 1977. In 1975, Wilkinson became a law professor, teaching at the law schools of the University of Oregon, Michigan and Minnesota before moving to Colorado in 1987.
Author of 13 books on law, history and society in the American West, Wilkinson has received teaching awards from his students at all three law schools where he has taught, and the Universities of Colorado and Oregon have given him their highest awards for leadership, scholarship and teaching. The National Wildlife Federation presented him with its National Conservation Award, and Outside magazine named him one of 15 "People to Watch," calling him "the West's leading authority on natural resources law."
The many ancestral groups that make up today's Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians once occupied about 20 million acres across Oregon and California's coastal region and inland river valleys. Indigenous languages, arts and lifeways were immensely varied. In the 19th century, these diverse groups were forcibly removed and relocated to a coastal reservation, with headquarters at what is now known as the town of Siletz, Ore. The Siletz tribe, with other western Oregon tribes, was subject to the federal policy of termination in the 1950s. In 1977, after a protracted effort, the Siletz tribe became the second tribe in the nation (after the Menominee of Wisconsin) to be federally restored.
The Indian Country Conversations series was established in 2005 by Willamette President M. Lee Pelton to bring guests from Indian country to the campus and broader Willamette Valley for dialogue, teaching and learning. The series is sponsored by the President's Office and the College of Liberal Arts, and coordinated by anthropology Professor Rebecca Dobkins, in consultation with the university's community-based Native American Advisory Council.


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Several Evansville-area schools earn four-star rating
A handful of schools in the region earned their way on a select list of Indiana's best.
The Department of Education's Four-Star Schools for the 2010-11 academic year include three in Evansville — Signature School, a charter high school; Evansville Day School, an independently run private school for grades K-12; and Good Shepherd School, a K-8 school operated by the Catholic Diocese of Evansville.
Other local schools on the list include:
* John H. Castle Elementary School and Castle North Middle School in the Warrick County School Corp.
* St. Matthew School in Mount Vernon, a K-8 school operated by the Catholic Diocese of Evansville
* Haubstadt Community School, a K-8 school in the South Gibson School Corp.
* Luce Elementary School and South Spencer High School in the South Spencer School Corp.
* Lincoln Trail Elementary School in the North Spencer School Corp.
* Otwell Elementary School in the Pike County School Corp.
* Cedar Crest Intermediate School and Ferdinand Elementary School in the Southeast Dubois School Corp.
* Southridge High School in the Southwest Dubois School Corp.
* Northeast Dubois High School in the Northeast Dubois School Corp.
* Ireland Elementary School and Jasper High School in Greater Jasper Consolidated Schools
To be considered a Four- Star School, a school's outcomes on ISTEP (for elementary and middle grades) and End of Course Assessment (for high schools) must be in the state's top fourth. A school must also have made Adequate Yearly Progress under the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
Public schools and nonpublic schools were scored separately and only compared to like schools, according to the Department of Education.
Principals of the two Evansville schools say Four-Star status is a high honor, and both credited parental involvement has being a key to the success.
Good Shepherd plans a celebration during Catholic Schools Week, which starts Jan. 30.
"I've always been very proud of our school and the accomplishments that they have shown, especially on a standardized test," Principal Judy VanHoosier said. "We really take that goal on as a school. When I discuss ISTEP with my staff, all of them are setting the foundation for success in the primary grades, and it lends itself to scores spiraling upward grade after grade."
Signature School Vicki Snyder said the Four-Star School honor, which the school has received before, "speaks well for our overall program, the consistency and results. Everybody works very hard.
"As a charter school, we're in kind of a unique situation in that basically people are philosophically on the same page, and being a smaller environment just allows you to do more, when you can have a one-on-one interaction with the kids."
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As promised the gallery has been updated with images from events Freema attended in the last few weeks. Back in October the premiere episode of The Carrie Diaries was shown at the New York Television Festival and the cast appeared at a panel for the show during the cw Winter TCA. Speaking to TV Guide Freema said the following about her character:
My character is not in the book, but the part is fabulous – Larissa is completely our executive producer's creation. She will drag Carrie the whole way with her and it probably will be bumpy and rocky along the way. I don't know if she'll get Carrie into trouble, but I do know that at my audition, the network wanted to see if I could deal with the drama that was coming up, as well as the comedy, so I take it she's going to have some downs and ups.


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EDITORIAL: Gaskins in Ward 1
Editor's note: this is the first of two editorials featuring The Herald's endorsements in the contested Sanford City Council races in Nov. 5's general election. Today, we look at the city's Ward 1 race between incumbent Sam Gaskins, a Democrat, and Republican challenger Bill Oberkirsch. On Wednesday, we'll address the at-large council race between Republican Max Dolan and Democrat Chas Post.
The seat: Four-year term on the City Council representing the residents of Ward 1, an area encompassing most of southwest Sanford
The candidates: Sam Gaskins, 66, a chemistry professor at Guilford Technical Community College and retired manufacturing manager and plant engineering supervisor at Coty, who's seeking his second term on the council; Bill Oberkirsch, 48, a programmer-data analyst at RTI International, headquartered in Research Triangle Park
Four years ago, Sam Gaskins sought a seat on the Sanford City Council motivated largely by his desire to repeal the city's Business Privilege Tax. Since taking office and successfully working to eliminate that tax, Gaskins has proven to have been a studious, "thinking man's" councilman.
On a council that has traditionally had a goodly number of "Silent Sam" representatives — members who speak out very little while issues are being debated — you can always count on this Sam to say something, to express an opinion of some kind, that's logical and reasoned.
In seeking re-election, Gaskins faces a challenge from Bill Oberkirsch in the city's first-ever partisan general election. Oberkirsch, in contrast to Gaskins, generally prefers to talk about one thing: cutting the city's property tax rate. And in the eyes of Oberkirsch, Gaskins & Co. are, for the most part, a bunch of spendthrifts who aren't suited to represent the people who elected them.
It's a stark distinction.
Oberkirsch doesn't shy away from a perception as a one-issue candidate. While saying that addressing the city's high unemployment rate is also high on his list of to-do's, Oberkirsch is most focused on the city's property tax rate. He says he moved to Sanford a few years ago because property taxes were low, but in campaigning has chided the "closed-minded," narrow-thinking council for "biting the hand that feeds them" with tax and fee increases. He says lowering taxes and fees can be accomplished, and he's the man for the job.
But how?
It's hard to remember any race in Lee County pitting two candidates with such different approaches to the job as councilman as this one. Among all the other things Gaskins does to be prepared for his job representing Ward 1, he did something we're not sure any other councilman has ever done: During the city's budget preparation earlier this year, Gaskins prepared an extensive Excel spreadsheet recreating the budget, then analyzed and questioned key variances. In doing his analysis, Gaskins made more than 15,000 entries and peppered city staff with questions about expenditures, then presented ideas for cuts.
It's what you'd expect from man of science who, in a previous career, oversaw operating budgets in the millions and was responsible for massive production and engineering tasks.
Oberkirsch works as a data analyst, but for his part, when pressed for details about how he'll accomplish the tax cut he's campaigning on, he comes up short-handed. He says he's not looked at a detailed copy of the city's budget and told The Herald's editorial board he'd figure out how to cut the tax rate once he was elected to office.
In addition, if that wasn't red flag enough, the challenger, in his first foray into candidacy for public office, contradicted himself on numerous occasions during an interview with this newspaper's editorial board. Some of what he said just didn't make sense. He took his party's line (remember, this is now a partisan board) to denigrate incentives, comparing that to gambling with other people's money — but in follow-up questioning, it was clear he didn't understand local incentives policies or practices. He declared himself "open-minded," then said the only way to "really get to know someone" was by finding out their political party affiliation. He said the council needed to have an equal balance of Democrats and Republicans in office, forgetting, it seems, that each member gets elected by citizens of Sanford — not appointed by the parties.
There's more about Oberkirsch's vertigo-inducing platform that didn't make sense, but you get the picture.
Gaskins is clearly the best choice for residents in Ward 1. "No more taxes" makes for a nice sound bite, and no doubt some voters will take the bait. But the intractable Oberkirsch quite simply doesn't have any semblance of a grasp of the issues, or ideas for real solutions to the problems he presents, or even a modicum of a track record of community service on which to build a candidacy upon.
Gaskins, by contrast, is vested in the community and the council; he possesses all of those things Oberkirsch lacks, and so much more. He's by far the better choice for a second term.


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"Love and Power at the Court of Henry VIII"
Thu, October 1, 2009 • 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM • Thompson Conference Center
An Odyssey Course event with Harrington Fellow Jason Powell
In 1527, near the middle of Henry VIII's long reign, the English king
sought to divorce his aging wife and marry the clever, exotic sister of
his former mistress. Her rumored former lover was an ambitious and
married 24 year-old named Thomas Wyatt, who then awkwardly fled the
court with an embassy to the Italy. He returned later that year (after
taking over the embassy, being captured by imperial troops and ransomed
by the English king), with a new edition of Italian poetry by Petrarch.
The rough, haunting poems he translated and modeled upon Petrarch, some
inspired by Anne and the subsequent experience of watching her
execution, remade the English poetic tradition and prepared the way for
Spenser, Donne and Shakespeare.
Recommended reading: Thomas Wyatt, sonnets and other lyrics
JASON POWELL is Assistant Professor of English at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, the editor of the Oxford University Press Collected Works of Sir Thomas Wyatt (forthcoming), and currently a Donald D. Harrington Faculty Fellow at the University of Texas for the 2009-10 academic year.
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Well, Thomas and Simon set up a mercurial repository, but I really
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You know they say that for every one person who reads you and reviews ten won't? It was more like 59 when I read it.
I really like this; few people write of Eöl and his thoughts and emotions and I have often found myself wanting to understand more about those characters in the Silmarillion who are doom-bringers, traitors, etc, and see their point of view. Up to and including Morgoth and Sauron.
I think this is an excellent beginning.
Indeed, there had been some dark force behind Eol's desire from the beginning. Somehow he sensed that he had brought darkness to the city, though he knew not how. Maybe that was a good thing, to bring misfortune on those abominable Kinslayers. All he knew was that one day mighty Gondolin would fall, perhaps through him.


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Like a living skin, the architectural surface provides an impression and expression of human needs, moods and time-related commitments of our designed environment. The surface is what we perceive with all our senses at the same time as spontaneous, synaesthetic, multi-dimensional experience. Working on the basis of his work in his department at the ETH in Zurich, in this publication Gregor Eichinger therefore shifts emotional relationships between people and architecture into the centre. Touch me's associative switches between interdisciplinary texts and pictorial sequences create a cosmos of our perceptions of the built and designed environment.


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Edy Reja has opened the door to the possibility of remaining at Lazio, by suggesting that his resignation on Wednesday was not irrevocable.
The 66-year-old Coach handed in his notice in midweek, [12] but was ordered by President Claudio Lotito to still take the team to Madrid for their Europa League clash with Atletico Madrid.
Whilst the club rejected his resignation, [13] Reja's Press conference the same day left the door open for his departure. [14] However, speaking hours before Lazio kicked off their European knockout match against Diego Simeone's side in Spain, Reja suggested he might now stay.
"I never told the fans my resignation was irrevocable," he stated briefly to Sky Sport Italia, whilst sporting director Igli Tare offered further hope.
"I think [he'll stay] because the fact speaks that he is here with the team. But I think we need to talk more about the game today."
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Labor markets are heavily distorted by immigration restrictions, producing wide and persistent wage differences for observably identical workers in developed and developing nations. Income for low skilled American workers is 16 times as high as Haitians in Haiti, about 7 times as high as Indians in India, and about 4 times as high as Mexicans in Mexico—all adjusted for purchasing power parity. Just by moving here immigrants can largely close that wage gap.
There are very limited avenues for low skilled immigrants to immigrate legally, which raises an important question: if the economic benefits of immigrating are so high, why are there only 11 to 12 million unlawful immigrants here?
Below are the two broad reasons:
First, the benefits of immigrating are not as high as they seem. The probability of being employed in the destination country is a vital variable because unemployment does not confer any benefits on the immigrant. The skill level of prospective unlawful immigrants restricts job opportunities to certain occupations. If the sectors where low skilled immigrants work have high unemployment rates, as many do now, the chances of earning higher wages here is lower so the economic benefits of immigration are lower. Downward wage bargaining by immigrants is limited but unlawful immigrants do take a wage cut, all else being equal, of about 20 percent to compensate their employers for the legal risk of hiring them and other reasons. Growing economies in places like Mexico, China, and elsewhere might partially offset the benefits of immigrating by promising higher incomes in the near future.
Second, the cost of unlawfully immigrating is very high. Opportunity costs, search costs (including language barriers), transportation costs, legal costs, the probability of dying en route, the probability of being sold into slavery, and the probability of not making it to the United States despite paying the smuggling fee are all high and increase risk. Immigration enforcement is very effective at deterring most would-be unlawful immigrants. High smuggling fees are a high up front cost.
Immigration can be understood as an investment over a period of years. The length of time the immigrant spends here employed at higher wages increases the economic benefits of immigrating. The costs of immigrating, like paying for a smuggler, are fixed while there seems to be a low marginal cost for staying here to avoid immigration enforcement. The psychic costs could shift with time.
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Benjamin Wolozin, MD, PhD to speak at Parkinson's Support Group of Greater Boston
Please join the Parkinson's Support Group of Greater Boston in welcoming guest speaker Benjamin Wolozin, MD, PhD. Dr. Wolozin is a Professor of Pharmacology and Neurology at Boston University School of Medicine, where he studies the genetic factors of Parkinson's disease. The presentation, Parkinson's Disease: New Insights into Causes & New Hope for Treatment, will discuss current trends and findings in the field of research in Parkinson's disease. The support group meets from 1:00 to 3:00pm on Saturday, November 19, 2011 at:
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My baby is already 8lbs and I'm only 36 weeks, will my doctor induce me?
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Hi iam 36 weeks n 1 day today I had want to the doctor and did a sonogram they say my son is 7lbs and 10oz my doctor say thats over weigh...posted by familyfirst2015
can you be induced after 36 weeks
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i was induced at 37 wks with my first child because i had high blood pressure and my feet were so swollen. my second pregnancy she came o...posted by Yesica&Fred2013
I am 36 weeks preg. I have noticed that my stomach has dropped and I'm not as hungry. Is labor soon?
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im 36 weeks too and my baby has dropped also and I have been having Braxton hicks contractions too when I sit or walk but hurt more painf...posted by shameka21


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Apple Pie: Way or No Way?
Happy National Apple Pie Day!!
So, apple pie...way or no way?
If way....do you like it á la mode? with whipped cream? hot? cold? crust or no crust?
Personally, I've never been much of a pie person except for apple pie. I love a freshly baked slice, still warm, and á la mode. NO whipped cream (can't stand the stuff) and no crust please. However, I also do love apple pie the day after (or however long) nice and cold, no ice cream, for breakfast. scrumptious :)
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Movie theater coming to Chapel Hill's University Mall
Chapel Hill's University Mall is losing an anchor tenant with the closure of Dillard's early next year, but in its place, a division of a Venezuela-based movie theater company is planning to invest $7 million in a new boutique movie theater.
Planned to open in 2015, the new theater will be one of only a handful of U.S. theaters for Silverspot Cinema, a division of Cines Unidos. The company has an existing theater in Naples, Fla., and it's planning to open two others in and near Miami, said Gonzalo Ulivi, the company's CEO. The company also has one planned for Bethesda, Md., according to news release.
Cines Unidos has 30 theaters in cities across Venezuela, Ulivi said, many of them multiplex theaters. However, he said the company opened a boutique theater focused on upgraded services in "very small space" in 2003 that worked well.
The theater at University Mall will show Hollywood blockbusters, 3-D movies, as well as independent and foreign films, according to a news release. In addition, the company plans to show live broadcasts of international opera, ballet and theater performances.
The Dillard's space will undergo a "complete renovation," Ulivi said, to create a small theater with a restaurant, 13 screens and a total of 1,400 seats. Three of the screens will have only 46 seats.
"It's like a private home theater," he said.
Mall officials announced the lease with the theater company on Tuesday with an event at the mall's center court. Town officials, including Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt, spoke at the event. He praised University Mall as a home for special retailers.
"It's not Southpoint – thank God," he said.
The opening of the theater will be a good fit for the community, Kleinschmidt said, adding that he believes it will help to make the mall a destination location.
Pam White, vice president of development for Madison Marquette, the company that owns the mall, also highlighted new mall tenants, including TrySports and the restaurant Plaza Azteca. In addition, businesses have opened, or plan to open, at the mall as a result of the demolition and redevelopment of the University Square shopping center on Franklin Street.
For Chapel Hill resident Jonathan Crawford, the announcement of the new theater was exactly what he expected to hear. He said he believes Silverspot's plan is to not be "better, but different."
He said he believed the movie theater would need to be better than Southpoint Cinemas to compete for Carrboro and Chapel Hill customers.
"I think the Chapel Hill audience is definitely going to be into that," he said, of Silverspot's plan to offer foreign and independent films.
Crawford said he believes the mall has a lot of potential as a shopping center with a community feel and eclectic mix of shops, but he also said it would be "kind of doomed" without a good anchor tenant replacement for Dillard's.
Carrboro resident Mae McLendon was concerned that the mall's tenant mix is changing to cater to more upscale customers.
She said she believes lower- and middle-income people won't be able to shop once Dillard's closes, and if several other tenants follow suit. She said the mall's tenant mix when it first opened about 40 years ago appealed to a diverse cross-section of the community, including people without cars.
"They keep changing and targeting upper-income Chapel Hillians," she said.
Pam Williams, the owner of the longtime mall tenant Branching Out, a women's clothing boutique and gift shop, said she believes the mall is "going in the direction the mall has always wanted" to go, but was never able to achieve before.
It's shifting from a chain store mall to a mall filled with boutiques.
The theater concept was "incredibly exciting," she said, adding that she believes that the only way for a movie theater to compete is to do something different.
"And I think it'll work here in Chapel Hill," she said. "It's certainly our mantra to be different."


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EBox Server in Version 1.4
Spanish company eBox Technologies has released version 1.4 of its Linux server for small to medium sized enterprises.
The eBox platform is based on Ubuntu Linux and can be deployed as a gateway or UTM server, or as office or unified communications server. The distro, its source code and updates are available for free download. Tee company also provides commercial support and free SaaS services such as remote backup and VoIP.
The now available version 1.4 is based on Ubuntu Server 8.04. It supports the LDAP master-slave relationship, but can also use Microsoft's Active Directory. Samba is included in its current version 3.4.5, which will serve for Vista and Windows 7 clients.
The e-mail module now supports Sieve and quotas and further features such as anti-spam and catch-all accounts. The new webmail module is Roundcube.
Further details are in the product release announcement and changelog. Download is an ISO image of the installer.
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Tournament full of Tri-State, W.Va. connections
HUNTINGTON -- Through the first full week of action, NCAA's March Madness had a bit of flavor for all tastes.
What Tri-State college basketball fans will find, however, is that several teams remaining in the men's tournament feature a local flavor, too.
In all, half of the remaining 16 teams have ties to the Tri-State or West Virginia.
Four of the 16 teams battling for an NCAA Championship are led by head coaches who have seen significant time in their careers in the Mountain State.
Three of those coaches spent time at Marshall University while the other -- Michigan Wolverines head coach John Beilein -- was the head coach at West Virginia University for five seasons from 2003 to 2007.
Oregon Ducks head coach Dana Altman received Southern Conference coach of the year honors while at Marshall for the 1989-90 season. Oregon assistant coach Brian Fish was a player on Marshall's last NCAA tournament team in 1987. Fish became a Thundering Herd assistant coach under Altman and Dwight Freeman.
Florida Gators head coach Billy Donovan and assistant coach John Pelphrey, a Paintsville, Ky., native, were both at Marshall together for the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons -- Donovan as the head coach with Pelphrey as an assistant.
One of the Marshall assistant coaches on the staff of Greg White, who followed Donovan, was current Wichita State head coach Gregg Marshall. Marshall, who was a Herd assistant from 1996-98, also coaches Nick Wiggins, who is the brother of Huntington Prep's Andrew Wiggins, the top-rated player in the Class of 2013.
White also has two more assistants at teams who are still in the running for a title: Ohio State's Jeff Boals (Herd assistant from 1999-2003) and Louisville's Kevin Keatts (2001-03). Both were on staff for White's final two seasons with the Herd.
In addition to having an assistant coach there, Louisville also is led by center Gorgui Dieng, the Big East Defensive Player of the Year, who played for Huntington Prep as a senior in 2009-10.
Marquette guard Todd Mayo is also a Tri-State native, having grown up in South Point.
Mayo, who shined for the Pointers before transferring to Notre Dame Prep in Massachusetts, is averaging 5.6 points in 14 minutes per game since joining the team after sitting out the first semester for academic reasons.
The other Mountain State connection -- Florida Gulf Coast's Chase Fieler -- has become somewhat of a media darling during the Eagles' run to the Sweet 16 -- the first-ever for a team seeded No. 15.
Fieler, now a junior for Florida Gulf Coast, was a standout at Parkersburg South and won the Gatorade West Virginia Player of the Year award in 2010-11 before signing with the Eagles.
Other outlying connections include Michigan men's basketball strength and conditioning coach Jon Sanderson, who served in the same capacity at Marshall in 2003-06.
Miami also has a pair of connections. Director of basketball operations Mike Summey was the head coach at Bethany College in 2008-09 while Chris Yandle, director of communications for the Hurricanes, was a graduate assistant for Marshall's sports information department from 2005-07.
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Use size 6 needles. Cast on 30 stitches.
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If you're waiting on the release of Auxo 2 which we gave you a preview of last week then you will be glad to know we have some more details on the tweak.
In case you haven't heard of the original version of Auxo the tweak was a replacement for the app switcher which replaced app icons with apppreview cards (very similar to how multitasking is in iOS 7). It also allowed you to remove apps from the app switcher by swiping down, kill all apps and improved areas like the music controls.
The new version of Auxo for iOS 7 has been completely redesigned and as such Sentry has revealed that it will be a paid upgrade for existing users. This is because it is a complete rewrite and doesn't share any code with the older version.
"Given that [Auxo 2] contains no old code, is made up of new concepts and is an iOS 7-specific tweak, it will be a new package and not free for old buyers of Auxo 1″
There will be a legacy version of Auxo 1 for iOS 7 called "Auxo Legaxy Edition" which will be available free though. Auxo 2 on the other hand is essentially the control center and app switch integrated into unison. The card-based app switcher is in the middle and the Control Center has been split into two. The Control Center toggles and app shortcuts are at the top and the music playback controls at the bottom.
No concrete release date was given, but Sentry stated that it should be before the end of the month.
You can read some finer details behind Auxo 2 over at Phone Cruncher which did an interview with Sentry.


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Thanks to Coorditrad, we put online the first translations of the participating groupes' presentations.
See the links down of the page http://attac2.attac.org/fr/groups/labour-and-employment-europe
It's at the same time an opportunity to call again for papers. It's a god way to get to know the different positions. The communication thus prepared, it will be easier to pass straight to the planification of common action.
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crimeizlegal - you are missing a very fundamental piece to your argument against blacks. The people shot were "perceived" as looters because they were black not because they were "looting". This is why this has become a huge Civil Rights issue. Black people do live in Old Algiers.
The Danziger Bridge icident is problematic - if all it takes is someone to place a call and state that shots were fired and then everyone crossing the bridge to flee the flood was shot upon by police, then what a sad violation.
Unfortunately, you do not get to remain anonomous after a lottery win. There is a legal requirement for public disclosure on a part of the gaming industry.
No comments on the mildly-retarded Klansman?
Where are all the usual hate web-posters...to busy receiving tutoring?
Tinman obviously is not well-traveled. Canada is way more liberal than the U.S. He would have a hard time.
Dr. Benjamin received the MacArthur "genius" Award. Anyone who questions her qualifications obviously has neither been in the company of brilliant people nor do they know about the MacAthur Award. Simpletons.
What a bunch of idiots (posters).
New Orleans needs the Essence money. Essence Festival is not just for black people. Progressive whites who do not live in a "fear" bubble are very comfortable taking in festival highlights.
Moreover, Barack Obama is the President, get over it. Your backwards and hateful thinking is rejected by most people in the country (especially outside of the South).
Great job Barack. You make us (Americans) proud. Notice I did not fixate on black or white, but American.
The Republican Party is really turning into a regional party (the New Confederacy).
This is not appealing to people under 35 or educated folks.
People with only a few years of public education WOULD have a hard time understandanding Michelle Obama. Most of these posters have never met ivy-educated people, let alone blacks who are ivy-educated. They are only comfortable with a 1950s "Aunt Jemima" type black...they are more than 50 years behind the times. It is too hard to correct such ignorance.
There is a reason that Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama fight for the 48th, 49th, and 50th positions in education...collectively ignorant (white and black).
The Republicans have alienated blacks, latinos, and educated whites. What remains are the type of people who post hateful comments on this blog.
America has spoken. We are a country of hope and inclusion. The hate and negativity is so 1950s and it will be rejected.
You obviously have an issue with Harvard and nothing I say will change your view of Harvard. Moreover, Harvard Law Review did not "need" Obama (that is laughable).
One can pay tuition through loans. Most people with ivy and/or advanced degrees have some student loans.
No one is trying to silence you, but the Porteous article had nothing to do with Obama.
You then proceed to rant about socialism and drugs.
"We the sewerage" are the folks that pump tons of money and scholarships back into the city of New Orleans (and we probably pay your salary).
"We the idiots"...with our expensive education...and six figure jobs...(I am very content with my path)
Campstblue - this article has nothing to do with Obama and your comment is inappropriate.
Obama is a constitutional scholar and a family man. Also, he was Pres. of Harvard Law Review, which is an "earned" position, not a popularity or affirmitive action contest.
How does this equal sewerage?
Sometimes people get so caught up in partisan politics that we fail to analyze from an unbiased plane. Imagine a world without bias...imagine a New Orleans without bias (and ignorance).
As a woman this offends me. This woman has nothing in common with Hillary but gender. Women supported Hillary because she is brillant and vetted.
As for Barack, the man is intelligent and has put together the most efficiently ran campaign in history. 20 million primary voters so far agree. No comparison.
What was McCain thinking?
Louisiana will always compete with Mississippi and Arkansas for the 50th spot in educational rankings with jackals like the majority on this board.
I am no fan of Jindal or Louisiana Republicans, but you people are ridiculous.
He has not been in office long enough for this type of treatment. In time his record will stand for itself. There is not enough to measure him as an effective governor. Thus, I would not sign such a petition. Give him a chance.
Louisiana will always rank 49th in pay if we continue such a "poor" mentality.
Nagin should absolutely pay for personal meals with his wife, but when conducting business, it is totally appropriate to negotiate deals on the city's dime.
People travel from all over the world to eat at some of the restaurants in New Orleans, they are also perfect for conducting business.
Stop thinking so "blue-collar". You can never elevate your position if you constantly limit yourself and expect others to do the same.
$50,000 is a respectable salary for lawmakers.
People who make less than $50,000 a year probably can not understand the purpose or legitamacy of the raise.
This is just silly.
The only people who do not understand how business deals are cultivated and closed are the people who do not have such jobs. If you are not in a "white-collar" position, chances are you would not understand. You probably have never dined at most the restaurants listed in the article.
Do you think they should negotiate and win seven-figure contracts at Popeye's?
This shows a prevalent "poor" mentality in New Orleans.
You are very passionate in your arguments (I admire), but your comparisions are flawed. Let me try to break this down to you in non-legalese.
*If Jordan/Vitter/Gindal/Whoever fired an office of 50 year olds and replaced them with an office of 25 year olds...a successful discrimination lawsuit would probably occur.
*If Jordan/Vitter/Gindal/Whoever fired an office of black people and replaced them with white people...a successful discrimination lawsuit would probably occur.
*If Jordan/Vitter/Gindal/Whoever fired an office of Jews and replaced them with Christians...a successful discrimination lawsuit would probably occur.
*If Jordan/Vitter/Gindal/Whoever fired an office of white people and replaced them with white people...NO discrimination lawsuit would probably occur.
*If Jordan/Vitter/Gindal/Whoever fired an office of black people and replaced them with black people...NO discrimination lawsuit would probably occur.
People can fall into protected classes (age, race, religion, etc.). ALL employers must take this into consideration when hiring and firing no matter what their true motive. As attorney, Jordan is held to a higher standard (he knew the law and he ignored it). He should have been smarter. He knows the legal standard and he should have made just enough replacements to keep himself out of court. He failed to do that and he lost. The Supreme Court should not hear this case because it is a stupid case built on stupidity. It would be an utter waste of money, which the "people" would endup paying the bill.
I do find it disturbing that Mr. Jordan fired several hard workers based on race, but I find it equally disturbing that in a city that was over 75% black that the DA's office had little to no black employees (prior to Jordan). However, two wrongs do not make a right.
Moreover, Mr. Jordan is rather foolish if he thought he could get away with the same hiring tactics whites used against blacks for years. The Civil Rights Movement was for equality not revenge.


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KATHMANDU, DEC 18 - The Nepali Embassy in Bangkok has requested the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs to act upon a request made by Nepal's former crown prince Paras Shah for the security of his life and property in Thailand.
Shah wrote to the Nepali embassy on Friday that he perceived a security threat.
"Two Nepali nationals—Sunil Khadka and Pushparaj Subedi—have registered an appeal on Shah's behalf to the mission for his security," confirmed Nepal's Bangkok mission. Khadka and Subedi are said to be local representatives of the Non-Resident Nepali Association.
"We forwarded his request to the Thai foreign minister," said a Nepali embassy source. But the ministry has not responded. Shah also called on Deputy Chief of Nepali Mission Dornath Aryal and apprised him of the security threat from "some people there". He asked the mission to intervene. "I am framed and I am innocent," Shah reportedly told Aryal. Aryal told him that it was their duty to inform the Foreign Ministry of Thailand if any Nepali national gets into a trouble. "In a foreign country, we should act only through the foreign ministry. So will it be in your case," Aryal had told Shah. The embassy also conveyed to Shah that he could avail of Army or police security if he could pay for it in case the Thai government refused to protect him. "Getting paid security from Thai army or police is expensive and it's up to him whether to avail of it," added the sources.
Shah was arrested in Thailand a month ago for possessing 3.4 gram of marijuana. He was later granted bail. He was rearrested on the charge of vandalising a luxury apartment he had rented.
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Dates of Competition:
2nd Sunday of every month
Sponsored by:
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Competition is Open to:
Anyone over 10 years of age. Youth shooter (10 to 18 years Old) must be supervised by an adult while on the firing line. You do not have to be a member of the club, but guest Shooters are required to obtain and read a copy of the range rules, before handling any firearms on the premises. (Range rules are posted at the range.)
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$5.00 dollars. If you do not have a classification book, you will be required to buy one from the Statistical Officer to be Eligible for N.R.A. recognition.
Begins at 8:45am. day of the Match.
Range will be open for practice (for Match participants only) From 9:00am. until 9:15am.
Firing Starts:
Record firing begins at 9:30am.
Current N.R.A. Silhouette rules apply.
Match Conditions:
The course of fire will consist of ten shots each at chickens At 40 meters, Pigs at 50 meters, Turkeys at 75 meters and Rams at 100 meters. Each competitor will be required to score and reset targets for one subsequent competitor, unless target setters are available.
N.R.A. classifications will be used.
Shooters may re-enter the same event if desired. The first score will be used for match awards, the highest score will be used for records.
Awards may be given for Overall in each event, with class awards given according to how many entrants are in each Class. 5 in a row and 10 in a row pins will be awarded to Classified shooters. 5 in a row Chicken and Pig pins may not be awarded to AAA or Master classes. Awards may also be Given for High Lady, High Junior and High Senior.
Directions to Range:
Highway 50 to 419. North to Chuluota, turn right on Snowhill Rd. then left onto Willingham Rd. Range is one mile on right.


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In case you missed these posts, here are nine local items that will get you talking today from JohnsonCityPress.com:
• Sewage dumping disappoints activist. Bill Francisco drives past a long-closed construction site every day on his way to work, never realizing that a local company was dumping an environmental hazard he is fighting hard to prevent.
• Johnson City schools exceed averages in standardized tests. Johnson City Schools received high marks last year on systemwide standardized testing, outdoing state averages in all measurable marks.
• Carter Co. Commission overrides mayor's veto, passes budget. ELIZABETHTON — The Carter County Commission overrode Mayor Leon Humphrey's veto on Friday morning and approved a property tax rate of $2.33 per $100 of assessed value. That represents an 18 cent increase on the property tax rate over last year.
• Spending plan goes back to committee. Commissioner Mark Ferguson threw the County Commission a curve ball earlier this week when he unexpectedly introduced an amended version of a $6 million capital projects spending plan, originally hammered out and recommended to commissioners by the Budget Committee.
• ETSU doctors studying specific vitamin E form, use in cancer prevention. An interdisciplinary research team that draws on faculty members from East Tennessee State University's James H. Quillen College of Medicine and Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy is studying a specific form of vitamin E called tocotrienol that is derived from a bean found in the world's tropical regions and may be effective in preventing cancer.
• Knoxville man charged with selling crack in Johnson City. Johnson City police arrested a 29-year-old Knoxville man Thursday on a charge that he been selling crack locally.
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Where: Scott Stadium
When: 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Line: UVA by 2 ½
TV: ESPN3.com
Is Duke and UVA a rivalry on the football field? "I don't know what it is about Duke and Virginia," cornerback Ross Cockrell said Tuesday, "but it's just a rowdy game." Seems like Duke players think so, and having won 4 of the past 5 against the Wahoos their confidence should be as high as ever on Saturday. This is a big game for both teams, Duke is trying to inch closer to a bowl berth while UVA needs a moral boost after losing three straight including a 21 point home loss to Ball State. Whether it's a rivalry or not, what we do know is this game usually produces classic moments and is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat the entire game.
UVA's lone bright spot offensively this season has been running back Kevin Parks, who in 6 games has 510 rushing yards with 6 touchdowns. Quarterback David Watford has struggled so far this year, throwing 7 interceptions and only four touchdowns. His game against Maryland last week was his best but the team couldn't punch it in while in the red zone, converting only 2 out of 6 times. UVA's best receiver might be at the tight end position, Jake McGee is a beast and torched Maryland for 114 yards and a touchdown. Like Duke, UVA is woeful in the secondary. In their past two games they have been picked apart for 678 yards through the air. With their best cornerback Demetrious Nicholson out for the game I expect Duke to throw the ball with ease. Their defensive line has played much better, with Eli Harold playing at an All-ACC level.
Man was I wrong about my beloved Blue Devils last week. To all of my fellow Duke fanatics, I apologize. My prediction that Duke would lose to Navy was about as wrong as UNC fans thinking they would beat Duke in Cameron in 2010. Getting quarterback Anthony Boone back last week was and will be a huge boost for Duke the rest of the season. His ability to throw the ball downfield along with his calming presence and leadership on the sideline will give Duke a huge edge in the rest of its games. The Blue Devils unique ability to not only pass the ball with Boone but also run it with their abundance of running backs will keep UVA's already inept defense even more off balance. Duke's question mark continues to be on the defensive side of the ball, although they played very well last week against Navy. Holding a normally potent offense to just 73 total yards in the 2nd half was huge not only on the field but mentally for the defense as well. After playing so poorly against Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh, Duke's defense needed a morale boost and got a big one against the Midshipmen. Navy was a primarily running offense though, so Duke's normally suspect secondary didn't have much to worry about through the air. If the defense plays as well as they did against Navy it will be an easy day for the Blue Devils.
It surprised me when I saw that UVA was favored by 2 ½ points. With Boone back and UVA struggling I expected Duke to a slight favorite on the road. This game will come down to UVA's ability to stop Duke's explosive passing attack and offensively whether or not the Wahoos can prevent costly turnovers. I believe Duke is by far the more confident football team and with their lethal offense and UVA's below average defense I say Duke wins this game 37-24.


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congratulations to jim and ann. I have their filet and it was amazing. So nice when nice people are recognized for their hard work and great service.
Best Meat Counter St. Louis 2009 - Baumann's Fine Meats
8829 Manchester Road
Brentwood, MO 63144
Jim Lucas knows meat. The former stock trader used to stop at Baumann's Fine Meats on his way to the lake to buy what he felt was the best in sirloin, hamburger, ground chuck, sausage (you name it, really) so he could blow away his friends at the barbecue. He liked the butcher shop so much, he bought it last year. Some things he kept the same, and some things he changed to make it even more of a place for meat connoisseurs. Baumann's makes its own jerky on site, and it's plenty good. Ditto the sausage, which is gorgeous and smooth-tasting at the first bite, but, as Lucas puts it, "It's got a bit of a runner in there." (Translation: The heat builds.) In one corner are the locavore goods — steaks and sausages and fish from Missouri and Southern Illinois. The main draw, though, is the meat counter itself. It's stainless steel and tall, and behind it stands a grinning Jim Lucas, who is more than delighted to talk cuts and how to cook them. After a while Lucas excuses himself: A guy's come in to buy a few steaks. He's going to the lake this weekend.
LOVEEEEE Baumann's!! Every time I go in there they are so nice and welcoming. They always have just what I need and don't mind seasoning it or even pounding something out for me. GREAT MEAT SHOP!
This man knows meat, do not miss this spot!
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text: Body ContentThe Fiscal Policy Panel (FPP) was established to provide Jersey's Treasury and Resources Minister and States members with independent economic advice on matters relating to tax and spending policy, and the use of the Stabilisation Fund.Panel biographies The four members of the Fiscal Policy Panel are: Joly Dixon CMG (Chairman) Christopher Allsopp CBE Tera Allas Dame Kate Barker Mr Joly Dixon CMGJoly Dixon CMG chairs Jersey's Fiscal Policy Panel. He is currently a Special Adviser to the European Commission's Task Force for Greece. He worked for nearly 30 years at the European Commission, holding a variety of senior posts. He was Director for International Economic Affairs in the Department for Economic and Financial Affairs from 1992 to 2003. Prior to this he was in the private office of former Commission President Jacques Delors, advising the President on economic and monetary affairs.Mr Christopher Allsopp CBEMr Christopher Allsopp CBE has been a member of the Fiscal Policy Panel since its inception in 2007. He is President of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, and a Fellow of New College at the University of Oxford (since 1967). He is the (founding) Editor of the Oxford Review of Economic Policy and a Director of Oxford Economics Ltd. In 2003/04 he conducted the Allsopp Review of Statistics for Economic Policymaking for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Governor of the Bank of England and the National Statistician. He is a former Member of the Monetary Policy Committee (2000 to 2003) and of the Court of Directors of the Bank of England (1997 to 2000).Ms Tera AllasMs Tera Allas was appointed to the Fiscal Policy Panel in 2014. She is an independent economic adviser to a number of governmental, business and third sector organisations. Until recently she was Director General, Strategic Advice, at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) and a member of the Top 200 group in the UK Senior Civil Service. From 2011 to July 2013, she was Director General, Strategy, Analysis and Better Regulation at BIS and Deputy Head of the Government Economic Service. She is a member of the BIS Secretary of State's Panel for Monitoring the Economy. From 2009 to 2011, she was Chief Economist and Director of Transport Analysis and Economics at the Department for Transport, and between 2004 and 2009 she was Chief Energy Economist, Director of Energy Market Economics and Deputy Chief Scientific Advisor at the Department for Trade and Industry. From 1992 to 2004 she worked in a number of senior roles at McKinsey & Company, Inc.Dame Kate BarkerDame Kate Barker was appointed to the Fiscal Policy Panel in 2014. She currently undertakes a number of senior advisory and non-executive roles. She has been part-time Senior Adviser to Credit Suisse since October 2010 and Non-Executive Director of Electra Private Equity plc since November 2010, Yorkshire Building Society since November 2010 and Taylor Wimpey plc since April 2011. She led a Quality Review of the National Accounts Office for National Statistics which reported in July 2014 and is currently chairing a commission on Health and Social Care for the King's Fund (report due autumn 2014). In addition, she is non-executive member of the UK Office for Budget Responsibility. She was Member, Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), Bank of England (2001-10). She led two major policy reviews reporting to the Chancellor and the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government: Barker Review of UK Housing Supply (2003-04), Barker Review of Land-Use Planning (2005-6). She was created Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for services to the economy in the 2014. Fiscal Policy Panel reports Download Fiscal Policy Panel pre-MTFP report 2015 (size 1.35mb) Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report 2014 (size 1mb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report 2013 (size 1mb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report 2012 (size 893kb)Download letter from Fiscal Policy Panel to the Treasury Minister May 2012 (size 120kb)Download letter from the Treasury Minister to Fiscal Policy Panel April 2012 (size 104kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report update October 2011 (size 271kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report 2011 (size 712kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report 2010 (size 1.42mb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel interim report September 2010 (size 278kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report update November 2009 (size 915kb) Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report May 2009 (size 1.4mb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel letter to the Treasury Minister March 2009 (size 64kb)Download letter from the Treasury Minister to Fiscal Policy Panel March 2009 (size 516kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel update November 2008 (size 828kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel annual report 2008 (size 944kb)Download Fiscal Policy Panel preliminary report April 2008 (size 34kb)


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Had it for about month and dropped it. I kept losing contacts and calendar events. At first it supported Asian languages and then it stopped. Maybe it's back, who knows. I got tired of reentering my contacts and categories. Just very discouraging all around.
I really wanted a way to sync my data w/o using desktop software but I guess I'll have to wait.
I do have a question though. Is there an (cheap/free)exchange solution where I can sync the data from my phone to the cloud for the initial sync???? Seems like the iPhone makes you sync from the cloud first which erases all my data on the phone. I cant get iTunes to sync with Outlook 2007 for the life of me. Besides I really want to avoid using a desktop client anyways.
MobileMe: Apple Gives ANOTHER 2 Months Free!
Just received this MobileMe Update "pushed" straight to my iPhone, courtesy of the "MobileMe Team":
We have already made many improvements to MobileMe, but we still have many more to make. To recognize our users' patience, we are giving every MobileMe subscriber as of today a free 60 day extension. This is in addition to the one month extension most subscribers have already received. We are working very hard to make MobileMe a great service we can all be proud of. We know that MobileMe's launch has not been our finest hour, and we truly appreciate your patience as we turn this around. Read this article for more details.
What's the bottom line? The key data is August 19, 2008 at 0:00 Pacific Daylight Time. If you were on a free 60 day trial at that point, you're getting another 60 days for 120 days (4 months total). If you were already a paying customer as of that date, even if you already received ONE MONTH FREE back on July 16, you're getting another TWO MONTHS FREE, for a grand total of THREE MONTHS FREE!
At $99 per year, three months is $25 worth of Apple-a-culpa for us right there. (And given MobileMe's millions of users, an incredibly big charge for Apple on the quarter).
Personally, I had very few problems, so I'd like to hear from one of the famous 1%, or any readers for whom MobileMe has been a complete failure thus far. What do you think of Apple's latest gift of flowers and candy? All kissed and made up? Or is MobileMe still sleeping on the sofa?
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MobileMe: Apple Gives ANOTHER 2 Months Free!
Had it for about month and dropped it. I kept losing contacts and calendar events. At first it supported Asian languages and then it stopped. Maybe it's back, who knows. I got tired of reentering my contacts and categories. Just very discouraging all around.
i'm on my trial as well no problems, never had one.
For someone who didn't use the .Mac service, I gave this a go. Lost contacts, calendar events, slow or no service within the first month.
No matter how many free months are given, It won't make up for this incredibly bad start. First impressions are everything! Maybe a year or two from now, but I will be on the sidelines to wait and see.
You just can't lose peoples data, or email. Period.
You know what? At first MobileMe didn't work for me either. I sat at my laptop and entered a bunch of contacts, sat back and waited for them to appear on my iPhone and instead they disappeared, like magic! Started cussin and hurling blame at Apple.
I went and read every single step in the excellent online help and found out I had my settings set to do exactly what it did. It wiped my new contacts out and synced my laptop to what was in the cloud. I needed to reverse the flow, reentered everything, told the CLOUD to sync with my laptop, and wow! Everything worked.
So, once I eliminated the idiot operator, MobileMe started working, and has been flawless since.
Not saying any of you have that problem, but I AM saying that a lot of people posting on these blogs have no idea how MobileMe works!
Idiot operators, get idiot results - and Apple gets the blame.
LOL! When your Korean, Chinese and Japanese text goes to unicode I dont think it is a user error. And it's not a user error when your data is just gone. Let's face it. Apple released a dud. I'm sure it will get up to their standard in due time but ever almighty Apple makes mistakes.


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Professional Development Opportunity with NASPA President Kevin Kruger
Friday, October 25, 2013
Registration: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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Program: 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cost: Free with registration
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An accomplished speaker, leader, and educator, Kevin Kruger has been associate executive director of NASPA since 1995, and became its first executive-level president March 15, 2012. In his capacity as a national advocate for students and the primary spokesperson for student affairs administrators and practitioners, he draws on more than 30 years of experience in higher education.
Prior to NASPA, Dr. Kruger worked for 15 years at the University of Maryland College Park and the University of Maryland Baltimore County. During his tenure at the University of Maryland he worked in orientation, student activities, leadership development, admissions, and with the vice president for student affairs office. Dr. Kruger has also served as an adjunct faculty member in the Student Development in Higher Education program at Trinity College in Washington, DC.
Dr. Kruger represents NASPA in national forums such as the Washington Higher Education Secretariat, which includes the leaders of approximately 50 higher education associations. While at NASPA, he has pursued a number of initiatives designed to enhance the association's role in public policy, research, professional development, and student learning and assessment, with a particular interest in the use of technology in serving diverse student populations.
Dr. Kruger has published and presented nationally on leadership development, using technology in student affairs administration, international education and is a regular lecturer on technology in student affairs, the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, assessment and student learning. He is the editor of two Jossey-Bass publications, Technology Innovations in Student Services and Using Technology to Promote Student Learning. He also has chapters in The Handbook of Student Affairs Administration; Understanding the Role of Academic and Student Affairs Collaboration in Creating a Successful Learning Environment; Beyond Borders: How International Developments are Changing Student Affairs Practice; and Involving Commuter Students in Learning.
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There are two visitor (pay) lots available. The rate is $2 per hour until 4:30 pm. After 4:30 pm parking is free. Off street parking around the perimeter of campus is also an option.
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