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Just after the "birthers" lost some footing with US President Obama's release of his full birth certificate, the "deathers" have begun to question the validity of the news that Osama Bin Laden has been killed. Conspiracy theories have always been around but lately they have been getting a lot of media attention. What makes someone more likely to believe in conspiracy theories?
Researchers have suggested that people may be more likely to believe in conspiracy theories when they feel a lack of control because conspiracy theories may help to explain their current situation or reaffirm their belief that other people control the world around them. Also, people who are strongly suspicious of authority may be more likely to believe authorities are conspiring. Furthermore, conspiracy theories can simplify situations that may actually be quite complex. Indeed, a number of related personality characteristics have been linked to belief in conspiracy theories, including low self-esteem, authoritarianism, and powerlessness.
Very recently, Douglas and Sutton (2011) found that people are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories when they themselves are more willing to engage in conspiratorial behaviour. Thus, the very people shouting conspiracy are more likely themselves to conspire. So perhaps we need to take a close look at what is going on behind the scenes with these "birthers" and "deathers", maybe they are conspiring to make the media blow their claims out of proportion.
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SYRACUSE Former Syracuse guard Scoop Jardine was hanging around the locker room following Saturdays 58-53 loss to Louisville, consoling the Orange players after another frustrating game.
Asked his impressions of what he had just witnessed, Jardine shook his head and pointed to his head and his heart. Youve got to want it up here (head) and down here (heart) more than the other team, he said. Im not sure if this team has that capacity and mentality right now.
As the Orange has sunk from first place to currently a tie for fourth following a third straight loss, its become evident what this club lacks from last years team that coasted to the Big East regular-season title with only one loss and came within a few minutes of another trip to the Final Four.
That team, with Jardine, Dion Waiters and Kris Joseph leading the way, was so mentally tough it knew how to fight through bad stretches and find a way to win no matter what the circumstances.
The current club, led by seniors Brandon Triche and James Southerland but otherwise young of age and experience, has not learned that unique ability.
Can you imagine Dion letting us lose those games down the stretch? a friend asked. He would have kept taking the ball to the hoop. I dont care if he turned the ball over every time. Dion and Scoop wanted the ball, and then knew what to do with it with the game on the line.
Thats been one of the strengths of Jim Boeheims teams over the years. Hes always had go-to guys who were not afraid to make mistakes and take the big shot or make the big pass when needed.
The litany of players who did that regularly includes Pearl Washington, Sherman Douglas, Billy Owens, Gerry McNamara, Carmelo Anthony, Andy Rautins, Johnny Flynn and more.
The one key ingredient this team lacks is a player who can put the Orange on his back during crunch time and lift them up.
Sophomore guard Michael Carter-Williams appeared to be that man early in the season. After barely playing a year ago, he burst onto the scene with his passing prowess and willingness to run the team.
But as the Big East season has progressed, Carter-Williams has become more tentative, hes shied away from the physical play and simply has not been able to finish anything near the hoop.
For a guy who has started 135 straight games, Triche would appear to be a logical choice as the man with the ball in his hands in key situations.
But he, too, has faltered. His shot has deserted him and now hes turning the ball over with regularity.
Junior C.J. Fair has turned into a nice player, with expanded offensive skills. But he is not a guy you can simply throw the ball to and ask him to get a bucket.
Senior James Southerland has given SU a lift since his return from an eligibility problem. But he is more of a complementary player who needs others to create for him.
That leaves the Orange as a ship without a rudder at times. Boeheim has insisted Carter-Williams is still his leader. But its become apparent he is perhaps in over his head.
And with no inside game to speak of, the Orange are at the mercy of how they shoot. Not a great shooting team to start with, they take too many bad 3-pointers and dont work hard enough for a better shot.
The Orange are generating very little in transition, get almost nothing off the offensive boards, and often go for long stretches when they simply cannot score.
Its too bad because the 2-3 zone has been very effective, keeping SU in games even though it struggles offensively almost every night.
Boeheim insists things can still turn around, and that SU can be a force in the (Big East and NCAA) tournaments.
Jardine isnt so sure. If you arent seeing mental toughness at this point of the season, when so much is on the line, its hard to believe youre suddenly going to find it, he said. You have to believe in what youre doing at all times. And if you dont, youre in trouble.
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Nicole Richie is a multi-hyphenate extraordinaire: she's a designer (of Winter Kate, her clothing line, and House of Harlow 1960, which includes jewelry and shoes, plus eyewear this fall and bags in Spring 11!), best-selling author (her second novel Priceless hits shelves later this month), mother of two darling kids, and an incredibly influential style icon. In addition to all that great stuff, she's also got a prescient ability to pick the most important pieces each season and incorporate them into her wardrobe in wholly personal way. In other words: Richie wears the trends, the trends don't wear her. Considering this, it's no wonder why our inboxes are always overflowing with information requests about her wardrobe; she's truly one of the fashion pack's frontrunners. Happily for us all, this designer-author-mother-icon decided to add one more title to her long list of achievementsÂ--editor! Unsurprisingly, she's a natural at it, as you can see from today's story, which features all of Richie's favorite picks for fall.
Taking her Guest Editor responsibilities very seriously, Richie showed up at our office with her game face on and sorted through racks upon racks of amazing dresses, jeans, coats, accessories, and more! So what is this budding fashion mogul currently craving this season? First and foremost, she's partial to eye-popping red accessories, including C.Z. Falconer's Gwynn Beanie Beret ($155) and Jerome Dreyfuss' Carlos Bag ($936). On a non-rouge note, she's also quite infatuated with Balmain's baroque'n'roll F/W 10 collection and cited it as her favorite for fall (it also served as a jumping-off point for today's piece). Richie's also intrigued by texture right now; she was immediately attracted to anything soft, from cozy t-shirts to animal-print faux fur coats. But that's just the tip of the proverbial iceberg, dear readers. We've got the complete list of Richie's need-to-know picks and all of her obsession-worthy items in today's story!
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Paul and Joe Folies Dress ($4300, 310.270.4620)
Leave it to Richie to find the perfect party dress! The green and white sequined swirls on the Folies DressÂ--which is part of the limited "Pierre Cardin pour Paul & Joe" collectionÂ--instantly puts us in a festive mood; it would be an ideal selection for any upcoming holiday soirees. "It's fun and a little baggy," Richie says. "You have the freedom to move around while still looking chic and elegant." That's a plus in our book! If you can't make the financial commitment to Richie's choice, See by Chloe's Sequin Mini Dress ($395) will give you an equally playful shimmer and comfortable loose fit.
Rebecca Taylor Cheetah Faux Fur Coat($995)
If you haven't already jumped on the leopard-print bandwagon, it's time to get going. Why, you ask? It's one of the season's hottest trends, looks amazing on your all your favorite items, and Richie loves it too! "Rebecca Taylor's plush faux fur coat is so soft and easy," Richie says, which makes it a top choice for her this fall. If you're still unsure about how to rock the feline print, you can always make note the way Richie incorporates it into her daily rotation: with jeans and a white t-shirt. If her exact selection is not in your price range, try Free People's About Town Faux Fur Coat ($198), which will look just as chic.
House of Harlow Mixed Media Cluster Ring ($109)
For House of Harlow 1960's Holiday 2010 collection, Richie incorporated a number of wintery materials into her unique designs. This ring, which is part of the Mixed Media Group, happens to be her favorite piece. "It's so fun and eclectic, and it even comes in a smaller size," Richie says, noting that not everyone wants to wear it on their middle finger as she does! Whatever size you pick, it's definitely a statement ring, thanks to its interesting leather-and-suede accents.
Spa Ritual Nail Polish ($10) in I Feel The Earth Move
We can always support a nail lacquer that is toxin-free, and if it has a long-lasting formula too, that's a very exciting bonus. Richie's polish pick possesses both qualities, which is why she gives the eco-friendly brand Spa Ritual two thumbs up. As for the color choice, she is particularly taken with I Feel The Earth MoveÂ--a deep chocolate hue. And although she says would like to be more adventurous with her nail colors, she typically gravitates towards red, black, and other gothic shades. "I tend to wear darker hues in the winter because this is time when I switch to lighter hair," Richie says. "I think it balances out the colors."
Winter Kate Adalia Bustier ($195)
There is something so appealing about those wardrobe pieces you can take from day to night without skipping a beat. Case in point: the black stretch bustier from Richie's own Winter Kate collection. Dress it down with a pair of light-wash jeans while running afternoon errands, then transition effortlessly into the twilight hours by switching into black skinny pants and a pair of heels. The latter is actually Richie's styling suggestion. "It's a great outfit if you don't want to wear a dress," she says.
Jerome Dreyfuss Carlos Bag ($936) in Rouge
In Richie's opinion (and ours too), no fall wardrobe is complete without a few great red pieces. Sure, there are plenty of ways to vamp up your wardrobe with this striking hue, but Richie prefers to give her all-noir ensembles a pop of color with a sexy red bag. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that she was immediately drawn to Jerome Dreyfuss' Carlos Bag; its cool, relaxed shape, and rich leather texture make it an ideal carryall for fall! If that doesn't fit your budget, we suggest Furla's Carmen Shopper Tote ($237) in Geranium, which emulates the Carlos' slouchy silhouette and sophistication, but with a more accessible price tag.
Helmut Lang Smoke Wash Grey Combo Jeans ($230)
When it comes to selecting the perfect pair of pants, Richie knows what she wants. "I look for stiffness and detail," Richie tells us, which explains her predilection for Helmut Lang's cool-yet-sturdy designs such as these Combo Jeans. Sure, black skinny jeans can be paired with just about everything, but these two-tone pants are definitely a more interesting and eye-catching choice for fall. "I like that they can go with a bunch of Winter Kate tops," Richie adds.
Alexander McQueen Studded Faithful Booties ($1285, 877.543.7463)
We have to agree with Richie's first thought after spotting these incredibly cool booties from Alexander McQueenÂ--they're a must-buyÂ--because frankly, we adore them too! Their luxuriously tough look would compliment a simple LBD perfectly, but they're sure to give any outfit the perfect amount of edge. They are an obsession-worthy pair indeed, but you can also try Iron Fist's Ruff Rider Booties ($43) to get a similarly edgy accent at a fraction of the cost.
Joe's Jeans The Ambre Tee ($72)
Fact: a basic white t-shirt is a must-have staple for every wardrobe. That said, we understand that searching for the most comfortable fit can sometimes be a daunting task. But fret not, dear readers, this linen burnout t-shirt from Joe's Jeans is the solution to all your problemsÂ--we promise! "It's super soft, but won't stretch out over time," says Richie, which is one of the things she likes best about this particular style. We second that!
Karen Walker Number Six Sunglasses ($170)
We happen to be big fans of Karen Walker's casual and effortless apparel and even greater enthusiasts of her quirky, modern eyewear. Richie shares a similar affection for the designer, specifically stating her appreciation for the Number Six Sunglasses. Richie fell head-over-heels for their round, sixties-inspired shape and sophisticated super-dark lenses, which is why they're her final pick for fall!Â--Jessica Baker


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While anti-HIV drugs can significantly reduce viral loads, the medication regimens can be complex, and patients must take them correctly for the best effect. Nonadherent patients risk developing drug resistant HIV strains. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of a handheld computerized system designed to help patients take their drugs correctly.
HIV Infections
Device: Medication Reminder System/Adherence Tracker
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Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
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As the use of protease inhibitors and other antiretroviral medications has increased, multiple drug resistant HIV strains have emerged, demonstrating the need for improved patient adherence to complex drug regimens. Individual computerized adherence systems have been proposed as a mechanism for improving patient adherence. This study will utilize advanced computer and communication technologies to produce a handheld (PDA) product for HIV/AIDS patients. The system serves as a patient reminder system, addresses problems of missed medications, and monitors severity of side effects. This study will evaluate the efficacy of the system as an adherence intervention.
Participants in the study will be randomized to either the intervention or a control group. Participants will use the PDA daily for medication reminders, alarms, adherence tracking, and as a source of information on HIV/AIDS. The study will last 15 weeks. Each participant will have 6 study interviews and 2 quality control interviews. Study interviews will include adherence questionnaires, blood tests for viral load and CD4 data, and quality of life assessments.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00053443
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This research is being done to test whether mobile technology will reduce possible communication barriers between women and their home visitor; to improve assessing for health problems that could affect their pregnancy; to help in the delivery of information and actions to improve the health of the woman and their child.
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- Change in IPV assessments [ Time Frame: Change in number from assessment of identificaion of intimate partner violence among pregnant women at screening and at 2 months post-birth. ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]mHealth technology will be used to increase identification of IPV.
- Change in use of safety planning [ Time Frame: Increase in number of pregnant women using safety planning at baseline and at 18 months post-birth. ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Measurements will be used to assess use of safety planning, mental health, use of community resources.
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Experimental: Standard IPV Assessment
Test the effectiveness of the eMOCHA DOVE application using mHealth technology for routine assessment of IPV vs. Pencil and paper.
Behavioral: Standard IPV Assessment
Test the effectiveness of the eMOCHA DOVE application using mHealth technology for routine assessment of IPV vs. Pencil and paper at enrollment, delivery, and 2 months post birth.
Experimental: Standard DOVE intervention
The standard DOVE intervention has already been developed and tested (NR009093). The standard DOVE intervention is a brochure based 10 minute intervention that the home visitor reviews with the women. It consists of information about IPV, its effects on pregnancy and infant health, community resources and a plan for individual safety options. For the eMOCHA DOVE interventon, the DOVE 10 minute brochure intervention will be converted from the paper format to a vusually colorful interactive presentaiton loaded into the home visitor device using the eMOCHA application. The format will be completely activiated and implemented by the women. She uses small ear buds and a touch screen, so how she responds and interacts with the media enhanced eMOCHA DOVE intervention is private.
Behavioral: Standard IPV Assessment
Test the effectiveness of the eMOCHA DOVE application using mHealth technology for routine assessment of IPV vs. Pencil and paper at enrollment, delivery, and 2 months post birth.Behavioral: Standard DOVE Intervention
Intervention will be administered via eMOCHA tablet vs. home visitor over 6 sessions in 6 months.
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This study addresses PA-11-104 calling for Reducing Health Disparities among Minority and Underserved Children. The Institute of Medicine, World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recognize that prenatal home visitation, which improves the well-being of mother and children, presents an opportunity to provide early intervention to reduce intimate partner violence (IPV) and the impact the exposure has on the children. Major challenges for nurses and other home visitors (HV) are to accurately identify abused women and facilitate their accessing resources needed to change their situation. HVs often find it difficult to assess and intervene for IPV in the intimacy of home settings. The use of mHealth technology may increase the sensitivity of screening instruments and reduce communication barriers between HVs and clients regarding IPV, as well as enhance implementation of IPV interventions and allow for a more standard delivery of an intervention. Building on the successful trial testing the DOVE IPV intervention in prenatal home visiting programs (NR009093), we propose to test mHealth technology using an open-source application, eMOCHA, to improve assessment of IPV and to deliver the DOVE intervention. The proposed eMOCHA DOVE study will first (Specific Aim/Phase 1) compare sensitivity and specificity of two different approaches for IPV assessment; paper and pencil versus the eMOCHA mHealth technology. Phase 2 (Aim 2) will compare effectiveness of the DOVE intervention delivered in standard form (paper brochure) versus mHealth eMOCHA DOVE application. In Phase 1 women enrolled in a perinatal home visiting program and consenting to the study, will be randomized to one of the two assessment groups and assessed for IPV at enrollment, birth and 2 months post birth. Women who are IPV positive (IPV+) at any of the assessment times will be re-randomized to receive the DOVE intervention by one of the two approaches. 1600 Medicaid eligible pregnant women in a perinatal home visiting program (800 from urban Baltimore and 800 from rural Virginia) will be recruited for Phase I and 400 IPV+ women (200 from each site) for Phase II. Women participating in Phase 2 will receive 6 home visit interventions over 6 months. Maternal outcomes related to IPV and mental health and selected infant outcomes will be collected at enrollment, 3, 6, 12, and 18 months after entry into Phase 2. Specific Aim 1 will use logistic and linear regression models to examine the proportion of women experiencing IPV through mHealth technology versus paper and pencil on the same validated assessments. Specific Aim 2 (comparing effectiveness of two intervention administrations) will be assessed with logistic and linear regression models for categorical (proportion abused and premature infants) and continuous outcome variables (e.g. depression, frequency and severity of physical, psychological, sexual IPV, use of community resources) respectively. Study findings will assist nurse home visitation programs to use best approaches for routine assessment of IPV and implement empowerment interventions to reduce IPV and improve maternal infant health outcomes.
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- Pregnant women in Baltimore, Virginia, and Missouri if needed. Speak English or Spanish and are eligible for home visitation.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Women who begin participation in a perinatal home visiting program after the baby is born. Women who do not speak English or Spanish.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01688427
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|University of Virginia
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|Phyllis Sharps, Phyllis W. Sharps, PhD, RN, FAAN, Johns Hopkins University
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Magazine publisher Hearst is currently using Microsoft Tag in seven of their most popular magazines. Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Marie Claire, Seventeen, O, Good Housekeeping, and Harper's Bazaar are all running an ad to promote Loreal's "Women of Worth" campaign -- complete with a Tag.
Hearst chose to run this ad in their seven most popular magazines, the circulation of which totals more than 20 million readers. To date, this is in fact the largest multi-publication use of Tag, and similar campaigns are planned.
The Tag featured in these ads links viewers directly to a video with more information about the Women of Worth campaign. Women of Worth is focused on the promotion and recognition of real women making a real difference in their communities. Women are nominated through the womenofworth.com website and could be awarded $35,000 in support of their cause.
The wide reach of Hearst's most popular women's magazines and the unique technology that Tag provides is sure to catch the attention of many readers who are inspired by the great work these women do.
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Sandi, a friend of mine who lives in Miami, and I don't talk very often, about once a month. But Sandi invariably tells me things that make me look at life's little things a little differently.
She was complaining to me about her sister. She swears that the girl is one of the laziest people ever put on earth. But she said what bothers her most is that her sister always wants something in a hurry.
I don't like talking about the weather very much because there's nothing anyone can do about it. Here it is mid-October, almost time for Halloween and the World Series, and it still feels like early August.
The past weekend was sheer misery for me. I don't like hot weather because it takes me a long time to cool down. I can always put on enough clothes in winter but getting cool after exposure to extreme heat is a different thing.
Every now and again, I stare at the computer screen while it mocks me. And believe it or not, I don't have a thing to say. But it's OK...sooner or later, something comes to me and I have no trouble hammering out a column.
As I thought about what to write for this week, I realized that the holiday season is here...October is almost gone, and with the passing of Halloween, the holidays will officially begin. And it's all downhill from there.
According to a recent national Marist Poll, many Americans can't stand the word "whatever."
Forty-seven percent of those polled found the word to be the most, like, annoying. "You know" is second, at 25 percent, and "it is what it is" comes in third at 11 percent. Other words or phrases that are like, whatever, include, "anyway" and "at the end of the day."
I posted a comment on my Facebook page the other day that started me thinking...the comment is: If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in the dark with a mosquito.
I'm sure we've all been in that predicament. You're in bed, trying to get to sleep, and you hear that familiar, high-pitched whine...and you know you are not alone. Funny how the thought of just that tiny mosquito can overtake your need for sleep.
But that's just it...that tiny mosquito is not too small to be effective.
Last week a 13-year-old girl was choked by her boyfriend, who is 16, because she looked at another boy. I am told that incidents like this one occur almost daily. The girl said she didn't want anything to happen to him.
During a meeting a week ago, I had the opportunity to talk with some young ladies about things that bother them most. The youngest in the group was 15 and her concerns were for the safety of her friends. Their boyfriends, she said, hit them when they "get out of line."
I fell victim to a nasty sinus infection last week. I think it had been coming on for several days, as I'd been sniffly and sneezy for a while, along with a few other symptoms, including a headache and achy joints.
But I quickly made my way to the doctor, and got a Z-Pack, which is a fast way to get over anything that ails you.
Last week a young man from Florida A&M University called me. He said he was a journalism student and was interested in a career shadowing experience. My first thought was that I was busy Thursday with a trial, my regular work and a lecture at the art center. I did not want to be a babysitter for someone who, when they found out that journalists make no money, would run for a higher paying job.
They tore our high school down. Now, that will frost your wheat cakes. Most of us were out of town when it happened. I have no idea who makes those kinds of decisions. I'm sure it had something to do with growth, progress and asbestos-free ceiling tile. I don't believe anyone in our class got a vote in the deal.
Aw, shucks! The ball bounced weakly on two hops right back to the pitcher. My heart sank. With men on second and third I had dug in just seconds before thinking I was going to be the hero. It was not to be the case this at-bat. A thousand thoughts raced through my head as the ball sank into the pitcher's mitt, none of them good. Failure is not a pleasant companion. I was already two steps toward first base, going through the motions of hustling out the play.
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This past weekend marked the beginning of the youth baseball season. Children from across the county suited up to begin playing the game that has become America's favorite pastime.
To kick things off, teams lined up and paraded down city streets announcing the beginning of the season. Following the parade, athletes hit the field to begin the sport which consumes much of the spring and summer seasons.
Although the season is only beginning, the crowds were jammed packed with supporters cheering on the youth of the community. The children, who wore smiles throughout most of the game, answered the crowd with excitement and action.
Determination and enjoyment also graced the faces of all who participated. For many, the chance to play ball is the opportunity of a lifetime that will remain with the child for life.
The smell of hot dogs and the sound of a cracking bat will now litter the air in Carbon County as youth across the area compete against one another.
Each Saturday, ball parks around the county will host the excitement of the legendary sport played by those who love it most, the children.


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Recently, there have been major changes made to the National Flood Insurance Program. The changes were passed by Congress in July of 2012 and, for some, may result in large premium rate increases to current and new flood insurance policies in the near future. All homeowners, business owners and future property owners are encouraged to learn about these changes and how their policies may be affected. We recommend that you contact your insurance provider directly for more details.
Consumer's Resource Handbook
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Jayson Williams
News about Jayson Williams, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Ex-N.B.A. Star Williams Enters a Guilty Plea
Former N.B.A. player Jayson Williams admitted Friday that he was driving drunk when he slammed his sport utility vehicle into a tree, capping years of legal and personal problems with a guilty plea that will give him additional time in prison.
August 21, 2010, Saturday
Williams Is Sentenced
The former Nets star Jayson Williams was sentenced to five years in prison for fatally shooting Costas Christofi, a limousine driver, in 2002 at Williams's home in Hunterdon County, N.J.
February 24, 2010, Wednesday
Williams Pleads Guilty in '02 Driver Shooting
Jayson Williams will serve at least 18 months in state prison under terms of the plea in the death of Costas (Gus) Christofi in 2002.
January 12, 2010, Tuesday
Jayson Williams Remains Free on Bail
The retired N.B.A. star Jayson Williams will remain free on bail after a judge in Somerville, N.J., rejected a prosecutor's request to revoke the bail and send him to prison.
June 23, 2009, Tuesday
Sentencing Is Considered for Jayson Williams
A judge in New Jersey will consider on Monday whether the former N.B.A. star Jayson Williams should be sentenced for covering up a fatal shooting at his mansion in 2002.
June 22, 2009, Monday
Former Net Williams Tasered by the Police
Jayson Williams, the former Nets star, was stunned with a Taser by the police after he resisted attempts by officers to take him to a hospital. The police were called to a hotel in lower Manhattan's Battery Park City around 4 a.m. when a female...
April 28, 2009, Tuesday
Somerville: Ruling In Williams Case
The judge presiding over Jayson Williams's retrial for the fatal shooting of a hired driver in 2002 ruled yesterday that parts of a 911 call made by Mr. Williams's brother the night of the shooting should be excluded from the trial. The entire tape...
July 17, 2007, Tuesday
Somerville: Ruling in Williams Case
The judge presiding over Jayson Williams's retrial for the fatal shooting of a hired driver in 2002 ruled yesterday that parts of a 911 call made by Mr. Williams's brother the night of the shooting should be excluded from the trial. The...
July 17, 2007, Tuesday
Court Says Jury Can Hear of Basketball Star's Cover-Up Efforts in Shooting
The New Jersey Supreme Court says former Nets star Jayson Williams's actions moments after a 2002 shooting could be presented to a jury as evidence of a "consciousness of guilt."
April 12, 2007, Thursday
Debate Over What Evidence to Allow in Ex-Net's Retrial
The State Supreme Court heard arguments today on whether efforts by Jayson Williams to cover up evidence can be presented in the new trial.
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Since Fiscal Year 1999, the Kentucky Lottery has provided more than $2 billion dollars to the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) Program, the College Access Program and the Kentucky Tuition Grants Program. Combined, this money has been used to make more than 1.5 million financial awards to help Kentucky's best and brightest students remain in Kentucky for their post-secondary education. To learn more about these merit-based and need-based scholarship programs, call the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority toll free at 1-800-928-8926 or visit their web site at www.kheaa.com.
Where the Money Went FY'13
Click here to see a list of scholarships and grants awarded by county
Click here to see a list of scholarships and grants awarded by KY college and university
In addition to the more than $2 billion for college grants and scholarships noted above, $42 million has gone to Kentucky's Early Childhood Reading Incentive Fund, 'Read to Achieve' and Kentucky's Collaborative Center for Literacy Development since 1999. $21 million supported the Kentucky Housing Corporation's Affordable Housing Trust Fund from 1999 - 2003, helping to build over 2,770 units of housing for some of the state's neediest citizens.
In addition, $32 million of Lottery money was set aside by the legislature in the early 1990's as a one-time bonus for Kentucky Vietnam veterans. $214 million was earmarked for elementary and secondary education in 1993 and 1994, and, over the years, more than $1.5 billion has gone to the General Fund, as designated by members of the General Assembly. The General Fund pays for a wide variety of programs and projects that benefit all Kentuckians.


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20 U.S. Code § 7221f - Solicitation of input from charter school operators
To the extent practicable, the Secretary shall ensure that administrators, teachers, and other individuals directly involved in the operation of charter schools are consulted in the development of any rules or regulations required to implement this subpart, as well as in the development of any rules or regulations relevant to charter schools that are required to implement part A of subchapter I of this chapter, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act [20 U.S.C. 1400 et seq.], or any other program administered by the Secretary that provides education funds to charter schools or regulates the activities of charter schools.
Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title V, § 5207, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title V, § 501,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1798.)
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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, referred to in text, is title VI of Pub. L. 91–230, Apr. 13, 1970, 84 Stat. 175, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 33 (§ 1400 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 1400 of this title and Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 5207 ofPub. L. 89–10was classified to section 7237 of this title, prior to the general amendment of this subchapter by Pub. L. 107–110.
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AS A JUNIOR | 2012-13 Made 25 appearances in her junior season, averaging 4.5 minutes per game...scored 24 total points with 28 rebounds and five blocked shots...scored a career-high eight points against Oklahoma at the Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine Showdown...grabbed a career-high four rebounds in back-to-back-back games against Denver (12/2), Nevada (12/9) and Illinois (12/12).
AS A SOPHOMORE | 2011-12 Appeared in 13 games off the bench averaging 0.6 points and 0.5 rebounds per game…knocked down her first career three-pointer in an 88-73 win over Weber State (11/24)…scored three points and grabbed two rebounds in Oregon's loss at Denver (12/11).AS A FRESHMAN | 2010-11Averaged 1.2 points and 0.4 rebounds per game, making nine appearances during her freshman season…shot .625 (5-of-8) from the floor…scored the 100th point in Oregon's 100-71 win at Saint Mary's with an offensive rebound and putback (12/19). HIGH SCHOOLA 2010 graduate of Southwest DeKalb High School in Decatur, Ga...was a two-sport athlete for the Panthers, playing four years of both basketball and volleyball...Southwest DeKalb won three consecutive Class AAAA Georgia State basketball championships from 2008-10 under head coach Kathy Walton...during her senior season, Miley was named the Player of the Month in February, and was named Most Improved following the Panthers' 27-4 championship season...as a junior in 2009, Southwest DeKalb finished with a record of 29-4, and in 2008 won both the state and regional championships with a record of 31-2...once had 14 blocks in a single game...was invited to play in both the Atlantic Classic All-Star Game as well as the DeKalb County All-Star Game...academically graduated in the top 10 percent of her class and was a member of the National Beta Club...also an honor roll student, and was Student Government Treasurer for her final two years in high school. PERSONALMother is Tameka Miley...has two sisters and one brother...major is family and human services.


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Safe and Sound
The Importance of Password Strength
Think of all the personal information you provide online every day.
- Your credit card number when you shop online.
- Your bank account PIN when you check on your savings account.
- Your Social Security Number when you fill in your HR department's benefits form.
- Pictures of your kids on your Facebook page.
We work and play in a digital world, and it's expected that we'll send and keep sensitive info online regularly. That's why strong passwords are important for all your online accounts and personal information. Plain and simple, they are your first line of defense against online hackers, phishing scams, spam and others hazards that unfortunately lurk throughout the Internet.
Guidelines for Creating Strong Passwords
To help you create stronger, more secure passwords, we recommend the following guidelines:
- Make your password 8 to 24 characters long
- Include at least one letter and one number
- Include special characters (!@#$%^&*())
- Passwords are case sensitive, so "SaMpLe4!" is different and stronger than "sample4!"
- Passwords should not include any form of your User ID or the word "password"
Follow-Up Tips
In addition to the guidelines above, here is a list of tips to assist you in creating strong passwords:
- To maximize the security a password can provide, change your password at least every 45 days. It's easy to do and it's free.
- To help you remember the password, pick something that is meaningful to you but isn't obvious to anyone else. For example,
- Don't use your name, your child's name or your pet's name
- Do abbreviate the title of your favorite song or book
- Avoid using correct spelling for words.
- Be creative with numbers and symbols. Use phonetics to spell works unconventionally, such as spelling the word "before" as the letter "b" and the number "4." Or use the symbol "*" for the word "star" or "snowflake."
- Try to memorize your password, but if you need to write it down, keep it somewhere safe. Don't post your password any place where it can be seen.
Test Your Passwords
There are many password checker programs available online to help you test the security strength of your passwords. They are simple to use and immediately provide feedback. Here is the Microsoft Password Checker page.
Bring It!
As you can see, the creative spirit plays a big role in developing strong, secure passwords. So let your imagination loose, think outside the box, jot down your password possibilities – make sure to test them – and protect your information.
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For Archivists and Government Officials
Information On:
NHPRC Grants
NHPRC Grant Proposal Guidelines and Application
The THRAB encourages applications for NHPRC grants from colleges and universities, historical societies, local goverments and other agencies or institutions which collect and preserve historical records.
Parties interested in applying for an NHPRC grant may contact the NHPRC directly or visit the websites below:
Kathleen Williams, Executive Director
Obtaining an NHPRC Grant Through THRAB
In order to participate in the grants program of the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), each state is required to have an active state historical records advisory board.
Applicants should submit proposals to the THRAB coordinator who in turn will schedule a review by the Board. As a result of this screening process, some proposals may require revision prior to submission to the NHPRC. Categories and submission deadlines for Board review may be found at the NHPRC web site at www.archives.gov/nhprc/announcement/
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SNY POINT BLANK TV: DIANE YATAUROMinority Leader, Nassau County Legislature
Explanations, details on NIFA, opinions, praise (Lighthouse) and criticism (Kate Murray) from Nassau's Democratic leader. Agree with her or not, Yatauro deserves respect for coming on for 18 minutes, moments after a meeting with Edward Mangano today, and delivering her message straight to Islanders fans. Comments on this encouraged.


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Active Living Now is currently closed for business. We especially want to thank
all of our friends and customers that have supported us over the years.
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What's Black and White and Trending All Over?
Nothing, but nothing, is sexier than a tumble of tousled tresses all va-va-voom volume and gravity-defying lift (think Bardot, not Bon Jovi). Since only a handful of us are actually born with bombshell manes, top hair care companies have created genius volumizing products to help us fake it. From lift-inducing inserts to thickening dry shampoos, these 'do-boosting gems will take you from blah to bodacious in seconds!
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Long Sleeve EXO Motion 1/2 Zip Tee (Men's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 31413
This soft, skin fit base layer has seamless construction and great moisture management, to keep you comfortable during high motion activities.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
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Submission Oracle, Cloudera Team Up on Hadoop Appliance-> 1
LinuxScribe writes: Oracle has announced a new Big Data Appliance, which will feature Cloudera's Hadoop, shiny hardware, and a price tag that could be more affordable than commodity servers. But Oracle's new Cloudera partner should heed the lessons of Red Hat and what it means to partner with Oracle.
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Welcome to Guelph Animal Hospital
Our veterinarians and healthcare team are focused on providing a positive and rewarding experience through our individualized and integrative approach to your pet's veterinary care. We are available 7 days a week with extended weekend hours from 9 a.m. to 4 pm Saturdays and Sundays.
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HumanWare unveils Prodigi Connect 12
- An integrated digital magnifier for
the connected classroom
HumanWare is pleased to announce the arrival of the newest member of the award-winning Prodigi family. The Prodigi™ Connect 12 is a highly portable digital magnifier and 12-inch tablet that features an open Android platform with access to more than a million apps and native synchronization to Google's suite of tools.
HumanWare Launches the Trekker Breeze+
The new improved Breeze+ is the most accurate, intuitive, and effective navigation aid designed for travelers who are visually impaired.
KeySoft 9.5 is Available For Download: Internet radio,
UEB Math to Print, Exam Mode, Quick Notes, KeyMaps 2015
Today HumanWare is excited to announce KeySoft 9.5's availability as a free download for all BrailleNote and VoiceNote Apex users. Whether you are a student, teacher, professional, or a leisure user of the BrailleNote Apex, KeySoft 9.5 has a feature or enhancement for you.
Try the new Prodigi Tablet at CSUN!
Visit the HumanWare booth (505) to test-drive the new Prodigi Tablet, the most complete and lightest handheld magnifier on the market.
HumanWare at ATIA 2015: visit us at booth 101
Test-drive our innovative products, including the BrailleNote® Apex, the leading productivity device for the blind in education, business and for personal use; Victor Reader®, the world's leading family of digital audiobook players; the unique Prodigi™ family of desktop and portable vision and reading systems, and Trekker® Breeze, the all-in-one handheld talking GPS.
Read what the experts are saying about Prodigi
The December issue of AFB AccessWorld Magazine features a great
review of the ProdigiTM Duo electronic magnifier. This new brand recognition positions Prodigi as a highly efficient product that can improve quality of life for people living with low vision conditions.
Another award for Prodigi!
HumanWare is pleased to announce that the Prodigi 2-in-1 digital magnifier recently won an award at the 32nd annual awards of excellence by Tech & Learning Magazine(read the publication press release).
Prodigi 1.2 is now available
New spoken menus and audio feedback
HumanWare is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Prodigi TM version 1.2, a free software update to the groundbreaking personal vision assistant. Among other great enhancements, Prodigi now reads the menu items out loud.
Victor Reader Stream version 4.4 update NOW AVAILABLE:
Enjoy online podcasts, wireless access to the NLS BARD
The Victor Reader Stream version 4.4 update brings even more exciting new wireless features including online podcasts and wireless access to the NLS BARD service. Enjoy the ability to search and browse thousands of podcasts, subscribe with a single key press and have new episodes automatically downloaded wirelessly to the Stream.
Prodigi 1.1: Prodigi makes reading as easy as 1-2-3!
HumanWare is pleased to announce Prodigi TM version 1.1.0, a free software update to the groundbreaking personal vision assistant that makes it even simpler to get started magnifying and reading.
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HumanWare is pleased to offer you the new Bill Me Later option, a PayPal service that lets you buy now and pay later. Think of it as a secure, instant, and reusable credit line without the plastic.
KeySoft 9.4.1 and KeyMaps:
Providing Informed Travel for All
HumanWare brings another exciting enhancement to the long history of KeySoft. This update introduces KeyMaps, a new application exclusive to BrailleNote Apex users. KeyMaps is a fully accessible virtual navigation application to be included on all BrailleNote Apex devices.
New archived webinar
Low Vision Devices and Medicare--Joint ACB/AFB
Teleseminar Sponsored by HumanWare - March 12, 2104
Listen to this teleseminar jointly hosted by ACB and AFB to learn about recent activities in the U.S. Congress to promote Medicare coverage of low vision devices.
Join us at the 29 th CSUN conference
HumanWare, the global leader in assistive technologies for people who are blind or have low vision, is pleased to announce its participation at the 29 th Annual International Technology & Persons with Disabilities Conference CSUN 2014 in San Diego.
Stream 4.3 Now Available: access to over 36,000
web radio stations + wireless rich media content
With the new Stream, you can now access over 36,000 radio stations around the world. And finding the stations you want is easy with useful functions like searching by the station's name, browsing by genre, and easily saving stations to your favorites list. You can get started even faster by trying HumanWare's suggested playlists by region!
The world's most advanced desktop electronic
magnifier for under $2,000
For a significantly lower price than traditional CCTVs, the new Prodigi Desktop delivers features that people with low vision want and need: unique Diamond Edge Text technology for crisp, clear reading at any magnification. and simple to use Touch and Tap controls that put everything at your fingertips without having to use an X/Y table.
KeySoft 9.4 Delivers Nemeth Braille
to the Classroom and So Much More
The BrailleNote line of products have been improving student productivity and braille literacy for over 13 years, but one neglected segment of braille literacy until today is an effective process to produce electronic braille math in the classroom. HumanWare is proud to announce a free update to KeySoft 9.4 that will allow the BrailleNote Apex to be the first and only electronic braille device that will allow students to input Nemeth Braille and subsequently create a translated print version from a single device.
KeySoft Simplifies Writing Nemeth
with the Upcoming Nemeth Symbol Selector
This is the 3rd in HumanWare's series of Snapshot videos highlighting the BrailleNote Apex's upcoming support of the Nemeth Braille code. If you missed our previous videos, click below to be introduced to this revolutionary new functionality.
A BrailleNote Apex and the EmBraille Embosser!
The most portable combination to support
braille literacy
The Apex and EmBraille allow your students to gain quick access to hardcopies of braille, which reinforce their braille and literacy skills. Yet, the most common objection of an embosser is that it is loud, expensive and barely portable. The EmBraille embosser has completely changed this perception. Weighing approximately 10 lbs and priced at $1995, it is a perfect companion to the BrailleNote Apex in a classroom.
For the first time ever, write your math
on an electronic Braille device!
With the upcoming launch of KeySoft 9.4, the BrailleNote Apex will revolutionize how you complete assignments in your math class. You have been using KeySoft's word processor in all of your other classes for years, and now that same word processor is ready for Nemeth Braille entry.
HumanWare sees its global development expand
through a partnership with Essilor
HumanWare announces a major strategic partnership with Essilor, the world's leading ophthalmic optics company, which becomes the majority shareholder of the company specializing in assistive technologies for people who are blind or have low vision.
HumanWare's Award-Winning Prodigi 2-in-1
Digital Magnifier Now Shipping
HumanWare announces the immediate availability of ProdigiTM, the world's most advanced, all-digital personal vision assistant for people with low vision conditions such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and other eye diseases. HumanWare has designed Prodigi to be a more affordable and intuitive visual aid than the traditional CCTV-based electronic magnifier. Prodigi has just been granted the prestigious Silmo d'Or Award for its innovation in the Low Vision category in Paris last week.
HumanWare wins prestigious Silmo d'Or Award
for its new Prodigi Personal Vision Assistant
Held in Paris, Silmo is the most important trade show for professionals in the optics/eyewear sector in Europe. The award was given to HumanWare for best innovation in the Low Vision category.
Start out the School Year right with KeySoft 9.3
For Your BrailleNote Apex!
In July HumanWare released KeySoft 9.3 as a free download for the BrailleNote Apex family of products. If you have not already upgraded your BrailleNote Apex, start the school year off right by ensuring you are running the latest version of KeySoft.
Desktop and distance viewing + iPad connectivity
- A back to school deal - Save $200
Classroom work, studying and homework are made easier through the power and versatility of the SmartView 360 desktop magnifier. From the blackboard to books, students of all ages can quickly and easily move the camera for a close up view. The SmartView 360 makes everyday life much easier. Simply point the camera to read textbook, do homework, and for personal tasks such as applying make-up and styling hair.
New Generation Victor Reader Stream, version 4.2
HumanWare is pleased to announce the latest software upgrade, version 4.2, for the popular new generation Victor Reader Stream portable digital talking book player.
HumanWare Announces Prodigi TM
A Breakthrough for People Living With Vision Loss
Drummondville, July 16, 2013 – HumanWare announces Prodigi, the world's most advanced, all-digital personal vision assistant for people with low vision conditions such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and other eye diseases. HumanWare has designed Prodigi to be a more affordable and intuitive visual aid than the traditional CCTV-based electronic magnifier.
The All-New Victor Reader Stream now
with Audible.com support
HumanWare is pleased to announce that its popular New Victor Reader Stream now plays content from Audible.com, one of the top content providers of audio books with over 100,000 titles.
HumanWare Solidifies Partnership with
Audible.com to Deliver Audio Books to
the Visually Impaired Community
HumanWare announced today that Audible audiobooks will be supported on the new Victor Reader Stream. The new version of the popular Stream media player for the visually impaired was announced on January 29th.
HumanWare Wins CNIB Accessible Technology Award
CNIB awards HumanWare the 2013 Winston Gordon Award of Excellence
in Accessible Technology.
New Stream Contest: And the winners are...
We received a lot of entries for the New Stream Contest to get a chance to win an All-New Victor Reader Stream. The contest closed last Thursday, February 28. The five winners are:
The New Victor Reader Stream...
Smaller, Smarter and Wireless!
HumanWare introduces a new version of the Victor Reader Stream, the popular media player for people who are blind or visually impaired. It's now smaller, smarter and wireless!
HumanWare at ATIA Orlando:
new products, great presentations and more
HumanWare, the global leader in assistive technologies for people who are print disabled, is pleased to announce its participation at the 2013 Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference taking place in Orlando, Florida, January 31 to February 2, 2013.
Download KeySoft 9.2.2 today
HumanWare is pleased to release KeySoft 9.2.2 for the BrailleNote Apex family. This is a maintenance release for all BrailleNote Apex users; providing minor bug fixes and ensuring general stability enhancements.
For a limited time, purchase a SmartView Versa+
online and save $300!
The SmartView Versa+ redefines the handheld electronic magnifier by combining a high performance electronic magnifier with multimedia features. With a 4.3 inch color LCD display, magnification up to 15X, and multiple high contrast modes, the Versa+ adds the ability to save and manipulate images, record phone numbers or conversations, listen to music and watch videos.
SmartView 360 - Sharper, clearer images in
every direction, even in low light
HumanWare announces the availability of a new enhanced version of the SmartView 360, the electronic magnifier with rotating camera that helps people with low vision to see clearly all around them. The SmartView 360 now features a new SONY camera providing a sharp and clear image even in a low-light environment, plus a new VGA port for computer connectivity.
HumanWare announces new price and Free Map
updates for Trekker Breeze
HumanWare is excited to announce that the Trekker Breeze system can now be purchased for $699, and Breeze owners located now have free access to all state maps.
Bite Size Video tutorials for BrailleNote Apex
now available!
These tutorials cover many of the BrailleNote Apex features that increase efficiency in the daily life of students who are blind.
The HumanWare Communicator is now in the App Store
the HumanWare Communicator is now in the App Store. HumanWare, in partnership with Institut Nazareth et Louis-Braille (INLB), announced the development of the first communication app to facilitate simple face to face communication between a deaf-blind person and a sighted party. The deaf-blind person uses Bluetooth connectivity to pair their HumanWare Braille device to an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.
Hot back-to-school deal on the SmartView 360
Classroom work, studying and homework are made easier through the power and versatility of the SmartView 360 desktop magnifier. From the blackboard to books, students of all ages can quickly and easily move the camera for a clearer view. The SmartView 360 makes everyday life much easier. Simply point the camera to read textbook, do homework, and for personal tasks such as applying make-up and styling hair.
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Over the past 25 years, HumanWare has been offering a complete range of innovative assistive technology solutions that empower students who have visual impairments and learning disabilities. Since the very beginning, our focus has been to ensure that the assistive technologies developed enhanced the learning experience in schools as well as facilitated other areas such as organization, independence, orientation and mobility, as well as leisure and recreation.
Vision Quest 2012 Conference
Vision Quest will be stopping at the Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland (September 29), Lister Centre, University of Alberta (October 13) and 89 Chestnut, University of Toronto (November 3). This year's Vision Quest conferences are structured as an ideal opportunity for attendees to learn about and discuss retinal disease and the latest in research and vision technology, while networking with a diverse and supportive community. Speakers at the conference will include some of Canada's top vision scientists who will be available to answer attendees' questions.
Enjoy the Stream for summer at the lowest price!
Beat the heat with this incredible summer promo. The Victor Reader Stream including the SoftPak optional features, a value of $399, is now available for only $249!
HumanWare at the 2012 NFB and ACB conventions
HumanWare at the 2012 NFB and ACB conventions
HumanWare announces new Distributor in
South Africa
HumanWare is pleased to announce the appointment of Edit Microsystems as its new distributor in South Africa. Edit Microsystems are the premium suppliers of educational and special needs products into South African schools, colleges and universities.
HumanWare Announces Changes to Non-Visual
Access Software for BlackBerry Smartphones
with discontinuation of Oratio for BlackBerry
Since 2008, HumanWare and Research In Motion (RIM) have worked together to help provide non-visual access to BlackBerry® smartphones. HumanWare and RIM announced changes to assure availability of screen reader solutions for BlackBerry smartphones as part of both companies' continued commitment to accessibility.
BrailleNote Apex reviewed by AFB Access World
Product Evaluation: BrailleNote Apex from HumanWare from AFB
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Congratulations to the winner of our
website contest!
On behalf of the HumanWare team, we are happy to congratulate Domenico Mazza from Montréal, Québec, the winner of our website contest! Domenico has been chosen to win a Trekker Breeze handheld talking G.P.S. We would like to thank everyone who participated in our contest.
FREE iPod Touch with the purchase
of a Brailliant BI 32 or BI 40
Until April 30, 2012, get a FREE iPod touch 8GB when you purchase a new Brailliant BI 32 or BI 40!
Brailliant Braille display
Now Compatible With all Apple iOS devices Running iOS 5.1
Whether you are using a new Brailliant braille display, or a BrailleNote Apex, control your iOS device with the braille input keys, read messages, emails, or iBooks, and type responses or documents in contracted or uncontracted braille, all without the touch screen of the iOS device.
Join us at the 27th CSUN conference
HumanWare, the global leader in assistive technologies for people who are print disabled, is pleased to announce its participation at the 27th Annual International Technology & Persons with Disabilities Conference CSUN 2012 in San Diego.
BrailleNote and KeySoft -
celebrating 12 years of success!
The BrailleNote family is celebrating 12 years of excellence assisting blind users maximize their digital productivity. Because the needs of students, professionals and individuals continually evolve, HumanWare offers generous trade in programs for mPower users who are interested in taking advantage of the power and sleek design of the BrailleNote Apex.
SmartView Synergy PI with progressive image
now available!
HumanWare announced at the 2012 ATIA Conference in Florida the release of the new the SmartView Synergy PI, a new desktop electronic magnifier featuring progressive image technology that allows users to read faster and longer.
HumanWare at ATIA Orlando
HumanWare, the global leader in assistive technologies for people who are print disabled, is pleased to announce its participation at the 2012 Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference taking place in Orlando, Florida, January 25-28, 2012.
The HumanWare 2011 Braille Literacy
Scholarship Program
A Mountbatten Learning System and all associated software and accessories will be awarded to one child in the United States. Entries on behalf of children between the ages of 3 and 8 years, who are learning braille or are assessed as a future Braille learner will be accepted.
KeySoft 9.2 webinar
If you were not able to make it to HumanWare's webinar featuring KeySoft 9.2, the latest software release for the BrailleNote Apex, you can access the archived at presentation. Listen to a description of the version, along with audio demonstrations of typical uses of the features.
Documents on the Go with KeySoft 9.2
Humanware is pleased to launch KeySoft version 9.2 for the Apex BrailleNote and VoiceNote family of products. Features and enhancements that are contained in this version address requests from professionals, students or educators who use the Apex frequently in their daily tasks.
HumanWare unveils the next generation of
Brailliant displays
This new generation of Brailliant displays includes the high quality, sharp and crisp braille cell technology that users have praised on the BrailleNote Apex. The new Brailliant features a responsive braille keyboard for input and command keys located on each side of the display.
Bookshare and HumanWare Simplify Access
to Bookshare Books
HumanWare and Bookshare are pleased to announce a new version of the FREE HumanWare Companion Software that simplifies the process of finding, downloading, and transferring Bookshare books to the Victor Reader Stream digital talking book player.
Introducing Victor Reader Stratus:
the simplest and most user-friendly DAISY player
HumanWare is pleased to introduce the Victor Reader Stratus, an exciting new family of desktop DAISY CD players that will replace the popular Victor Reader ClassicX line.
HumanWare introduces the SmartView Synergy SI
At HumanWare, Synergy SI means a sharper, clearer, better view of the world for people dealing with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and other low-vision eye conditions. The SmartView Synergy SI is the ultimate solution for regaining and maintaining true independence.
KeySoft 9.1: Now available!
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EFF has posted documents shedding light on how law enforcement agencies use social networking sites to gather information in investigations. The records, obtained from the Internal Revenue Service and Department of Justice Criminal Division, are the first in a series of documents that will be released through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case that EFF filed with the help of the UC Berkeley Samuelson Clinic.
One of the most interesting files is a 2009 training course that describes how IRS employees may use various Internet tools -- including social networking sites and Google Street View -- to investigate taxpayers.
Over the weekend, there was an odd story about people using AT&T's wireless network trying to log in to Facebook, and suddenly finding themselves logged in to somebody else's Facebook account. What could have caused such a strange phenomenon to occur? What does it tell us about the innards of the mobile web, and what lessons might it convey for network and application design?
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As you may have heard by now, one of the biggest problems with Facebook's recent privacy overhaul was that it removed users' ability to hide their friend lists from the world. This was one of several changes that were met with substantial criticism and anger from the media and from Facebook users. The significance of the changes was eloquently explained by Joseph Bonneau, a researcher with the Cambridge University Security Group:
It's been a little over a week since Facebook debuted a massive revamp of its privacy settings. EFF immediately followed that release with a detailed critique, concluding that the changes were "clearly intended to push Facebook users to publicly share even more information than before [and] will actually reduce the amount of control that users have over some of their personal data."
Five months after it first announced coming privacy changes this past summer, Facebook is finally rolling out a new set of revamped privacy settings for its 350 million users. The social networking site has rightly been criticized for its confusing privacy settings, most notably in a must-read report by the Canadian Privacy Commissioner issued in July and most recently by a Norwegian consumer protection agency. We're glad to see Facebook is attempting to respond to those privacy criticisms with these changes, which are going live this evening.
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The fireworks celebration and Pickin' in the park is free- but donations will be accepted to offset next year's cost. Music starts at 3, and includes a Colgate Country Showdown Finalist. The main concession stand benefits ASHE, A Safe Home for Everyone, a non-profit domestic violence support service. One of the best parts of the fourth in Ashe? Parking will not be a problem.
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