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Rumor: The Xbox One mini is real; Multiple new Xbox devices coming and Xbox interface headed to PC
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Nintendo fans, start your engines. Mario Kart 8 will be racing on to Wii U on May 30, Nintendo announced today.
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In this post-modern world where personal technology reigns supreme (particularly mobile devices), it is not outlandish to think that a smartphone or tablet can become your best friend. Just how intimately connected are we with our mobile devices? A new survey commissioned by Citrix found that Americans admitted to spending almost every waking minute with their devices, whether checking news and social media feeds first thing each morning, eating every meal with device in hand, or watching reality TV shows in secret.
The survey of more than 1,000 American smartphone and tablet owners ages 18 and older was conducted in January 2013 by Wakefield Research. It reveals just how deep the relationship between man and machine can run, even trumping the relationships people have with their families.
Like most close relationships, it's not all fun and games. The survey also highlights where the relationship between user and device can go south. Among the findings:
Guess who's coming to dinner
Any lunch date or dinner party can be ruined by an unwanted guest, but what happens when that guest is a smartphone or tablet? This problem appears to be on the rise, as a whopping 69 percent of mobile device owners said it has been one day or less since they last ate a meal without checking their device. And don't blame the kids for ignoring you at the dinner table. Only 66 percent of Millennials checked their devices while sitting down for a meal in the past day compared to 68 percent of Gen Xers and 71 percent of Boomers.
A problem with over-sharing
While new technologies have made it easy to share videos with friends and family across the globe, a majority of mobile device users (52 percent) expressed their desire for fewer shared videos. When asked which of the following video types they wished people would stop sharing, 45 percent ranked videos of kids as their number one choice. "Holiday greetings" and pet videos ranked second and third with 42 and 41 percent, respectively. On the flip side, the survey found that we have no qualms about sharing our own video content, even at the expense of others. Among mobile device owners who recorded an embarrassing video of someone in 2012, a majority (52 percent) are saving it to share with others in 2013.
Idle time, alone time
When asked the primary reason for using their mobile devices, 64 percent of survey respondents said "to keep myself from being bored." The next most popular reason, "to bring friends or family together," was cited by just 32 percent of respondents, which indicates that Americans may prefer quality time with a mobile device to hanging out with a "real" friend. Additionally, 46 percent copped to watching a television show they would never watch with their friends, only in private. Among those who confessed to secret TV behavior, the top show watched behind closed doors was "Pawn Stars" (36 percent), followed by the "Storage Wars" series (32 percent), and "The Real Housewives" (28 percent).
Our most trusted confidante
Mobile users trust the information they find on the Internet by a wide margin – especially compared to information provided by their parents. In fact, 55 percent said they trust "how-to" advice taken from the Internet over advice from their parents. Though Millennials are the first generation to grow up immersed in digital technology, they don't necessarily trust the Internet more than older Americans do: 62 percent of Gen Xers compared to 54 percent of Millennials trust advice from the mobile Web more than their parents.
A good friend is hard to find
Just as we get impatient with a friend who shows up late or takes too long to text us back, nearly a third (30 percent) of the survey respondents said that they will wait only eight seconds for a mobile Web page to load before giving up. Along the same lines, 72 percent said they are likely to abandon downloading a large file because of slow download speeds. Mobile device users will not hesitate to throw in the towel when response times are inadequate.
"These survey findings confirm suspicions that most of us are rendered completely helpless when separated from our mobile devices, perhaps even more than when we are pulled apart from our best friends," said Mick Hollison, vice president of Integrated Marketing and Strategy, Citrix. "As our attachments to smartphones and tablets continue to grow deeper and more intimate, companies must respond with new ways to empower people to use their favorite devices across their personal and professional lives. This will enable all of us to reach new levels of productivity and prosperity."
Additional survey highlights
The Wakefield survey also uncovered data that contrasts what mobile device owners think they know about their devices and data plans with the reality of their mobile Web behaviors. For more details, visit the Citrix ByteMobile Q1 2013 Mobile Analytics Report at http://www.bytemobile.com/news-events/mobile_analytics_report.html.
- Despite the fact that mobile ads consume one percent of a smartphone subscriber's monthly data volume, a majority (61 percent) of smartphone or tablet owners incorrectly believe that mobile ads don't count against their monthly data limit.
- Seventy percent of smartphone and tablet owners actively choose to stream content on a mobile device rather than a computer.
- More than half (51 percent) of mobile device owners blame their provider for slow-loading Web pages, while 49 percent blame the website.
- While a majority of mobile video is low-resolution (92 percent is less than 360p), 64 percent of survey respondents think most of the mobile videos they watch are primarily high-resolution.
- Seventy-four percent of mobile video viewers seek out most of the video they watch, rather than wait for it to come to them via friends or advertisers.
Methodological Notes:
The survey was conducted by Wakefield Research (www.wakefieldresearch.com) on behalf of Citrix. It was distributed among 1,000 U.S. adult smartphone or tablet owners ages 18 and older, between January 8 and January 15, 2013, using an email invitation and an online survey. Quotas have been set to ensure reliable and accurate representation of the U.S. adult smartphone or tablet owner population 18 and older.
Results of any sample are subject to sampling variation. The magnitude of the variation is measurable and is affected by the number of interviews and the level of the percentages expressing the results. For the interviews conducted in this particular study, the chances are 95 in 100 that a survey result does not vary, plus or minus, by more than 3.1 percentage points from the result that would be obtained if interviews had been conducted with all persons in the universe represented by the sample.
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The share of adult internet users who have a profile on an online social network site has quadrupled in the past four years, from 8% in 2005 to 35% now, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project's December 2008 tracking survey. Younger online adults are much more likely than their older counterparts to use social networks, with 75% of adults 18-24 using these networks, compared to just 7% of adults 65 and older. Overall, personal use of social networks seems to be more prevalent than professional use of networks, both in the orientation of the networks that adults choose to use as well as the reasons they give for using the applications. Most adults, like teens, are using online social networks to connect with people they already know. When users do use social networks for professional and personal reasons, they will often maintain multiple profiles, generally on different sites. Most adult social network users are privacy conscious; 60% of adult social network users restrict access to their profiles so that only their friends can see it, and 58% of adult social network users restrict access to certain content within their profile.


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India lagging behind neighbours on key parameters of health: Report
Seattle: India appears to be lagging behind many of its South Asian neighbours as well as China on key parameters of health, a report has said.
Indians are living longer lives, but illness and disability of a very high order and relatively early death remain severe health care challenges.
Life expectancy at birth in India was 58.3 in 1990; it went up to 65.2 in 2010.
However, most of India`s neighbours were ahead on this measure in 1990, when life expectancy was 58.8 years for Nepal, 58.8 for Bhutan, 58.9 for Bangladesh, 62.3 for Pakistan, 69.3 for China, and 72.3 for Sri Lanka.
All of these countries remained ahead of India in 2010. Life expectancy at birth in 2010 was 65.7 years for Pakistan, 69.0 for Bangladesh, 69.2 for Nepal, 69.4 for Bhutan, 75.5 for Sri Lanka, and 75.7 for China.
In terms of age-standardised death rate , per 100,000 population, India ranked 155 out of 187 countries in 1990. Bangladesh (at 143), Nepal (at 142), Bhutan (at 141), Pakistan (at 123), China (at 92), and Sri Lanka (at 45), were all ahead of it.
According to the report, much of the illness and death in India is caused by a short list of ailments.
GBD researchers examined over 300 diseases, injuries, and risk factors and found that a limited number of distinct causes account for the bulk of the Indian health burden, measured as the number of years lost to disability and premature death, the report said.
The top cause of death in India, as measured in 2010, was ischaemic heart disease, followed by chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, stroke, diarrhoeal diseases lower respiratory infections, tuberculosis, preterm birth complications, self-harm, road injury, and diabetes, it added.
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Especially since it's implied that he does that every year.
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Is it just me, or was Dunga trying to send someone who's pretty clearly a high-functioning autist on a suicide mission just so he didn't have to deal with him anymore?
That's kind of messed up, yo :(
Especially since it's implied that he does that every year.
Aside from the fact that Riki isn't autistic at all, I'd say that the situation is less about wanting to off him and more about trying to get him out the door so that he can start earning his (and his massive family's) keep. Riki is basically the Nopon equivalent of a middle aged worker who somehow wound up with Hero as a day job
I really need to stop going for the Battle Masteries in Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation. They make the game way too hard. Especially when it sets the game to hard mode. I'm on Mission 18 and I could not figure out how to sink the Kurogane in less than 7 turns. Maybe I should upgrade my pilots...I don't think I've done that even once yet...
It's a little late to say this but if you're having trouble you might want to invest in fully upgrading an M95 Machine Gun or two. After that I'd suggest focusing on building up finishers and attacks used frequently as well as the usual suit upgrades (although I'd hold off on getting too wild with them early on due to eventual mid-season upgrades).
If you're looking for pilot upgrades, I'd highly recommend giving Irm/Katrina (depending on which route you took) the Attacker skill ASAP along with Ryusei/Kyosuke and Rai/Excellen (if you're at chapter 18 you probably can't afford more than that). It's debatable to say whether investing PP into Infight/Gunfight over stats is the more preferable option, as stats yield higher damage boosts for less but Infight/Gunfight provides an extra space of move/an extra square of weapon range at levels 4 and 7 respectfully (I'd say, bother only if they don't already have the skill and only up to level 4/7). All support pilots (i.e. Garnet/Russel, the battleship pilots, Aya/Radha, etc) should aim for SP Regen, Concentrate, and/or SP Up.
It's kinda hard to really recommend what to do beyond that since I don't even recall which route you're on nor the pilots at your disposal. Generally speaking though, your best option is to go all out with Accel, avoid using as much SP as possible early on in the stage, make sure to ice as many grunts as possible by the end of turn four to build as much Will as possible, then send everybody to dogpile the boss.


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Although he took a silver medal in the World Bouldering Championships as far back as 2007, he is still only 23.
According to Martin, this was his hardest to date, but not the first of the grade as he repeated Bernd Zangerl's memento, ~8B+, in September last year.
Now he has set his sights on Thomas Willenberg's legendary 8C's in Sachsen, so stay tuned!
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We encourage investigation of the concept. And we encourage any analysis to take into account credit unions, which are locally owned and managed financial institutions where deposited dollars are loaned out to individuals and businesses within the community.
More than 2.2 million Wisconsinites already enjoy the "perks" of owning their financial institution. They elect their boards locally, from among the membership. There are no outside investors demanding profits.
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We are going on an road scholar trip to the Galapagos. The tour ends in Guayaquil on Dec. 24 -- which is designated as a travel day without any activities/tours. If we fly home on 12/25 we can save approx. $500 (minus the $100 + for an extra night at the hotel). Are there interesting things to see in Guayaquil? Should the fact that it is Christmas eve influence our decision? (We do not celebrate Christmas so will not be looking to attend any services) Please share your knowledge of Guayaquil. THanks
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Was in Guayaquil last fall not much of touristic value
there for me and I spent a bit of time there...
Nice river area shopping area other areas sort of dodgy.
Quick tour of the river on the way to the airport save $500
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Normally you can find enough to do and see in Guayaquil to keep you busy for a day. Will anything be open Christmas weekend? Who knows? The Malecon is the restored riverfront. It runs for 26 blocks and it's quite impressive what they've done.
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Forums: Bigger iPod mini?, iPod Lullaby, Bedtime Tunes, Podjacking
This week in the iLounge Discussion Forums: the possibility of a 8 or even 10GB iPod mini is raised. Would you be tempted by the smaller form factor of the iPod mini to avoid a full-sized iPod?
A few readers are using iPods to fall asleep. While going to sleep while wearing earphones should be avoided, what other ways do you use the iPod to help you drift off?
In a related topic, there's a discussion on Music To Sleep To. Have you compiled a definitive playlist to 'rock' you to sleep?
The subject of "Jack Sharing" (or Podjacking) was mentioned recently in a popular U.K. Mac magazine, a topic originally raised by a Lounger in the forums nearly 2½ years ago. Have you had any experience of a stranger asking to plug into your iPod? Or do you think it's just an urban myth?
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i'm waiting for a 10gb mini w/ a color screen. i'd buy one of those in a heartbeat. i love the small form factor of the mini, but 6gb really isn't worth it and if i'm buying a 3rd ipod (have a 40gb and shuffle), i want it to at least have a color screen.
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I haven't been pod-jacked, but "reverse pod jacked" if you will. A guy sitting next to me on a plane offered me his mini so I could check out his playlists. I was with my boyfriend, so I don't think he was flirting…just a friendly guy willing to share ;-)
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Nah, he was flirting.
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Elephins have chants*
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the only explanation I can think of is the added bone mass is to make up for the weight of our brains and back of our skull which is larger than most animals by comparison and that would explain the elephant one too since they are very intelligent creatures as well and also have large skulls, the reason the second most intelligent creature on the planet, the dolphin, wouldn't is because it is in water which would give buoyancy and wouldn't need the added weight
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Many of aspects of our skull structure evolved to lower the chances of concussions and broken jaws resulting from external trauma. It is theorized that one major reason for the survival of these structures is that we try to kill each other a lot. People who don't suffer broken jaws after a brawl tend to have better chances of survival. I'm serious, look it up.
And your brain weight theory is kind of a moot point because that small shift in balance from a pointed chin doesn't compensate any noticable weight difference and the elephants brain is not larger than what you would expect from its body size.
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Some that I started to put into categories but stopped when I screen capped my own ones and put the file name as the source , none that have nudity Most of which have sources, it goes like Little girl 3-2.
Means that it is from Little Girl 3 and it is the second picture that I have saved from that particular one.
The other is Jinx, 35 images, most of which from the "Come On Shoot Faster" doujin, that I saved from somewhere.
Never uploaded something to a file sharing website so I'll check it out and mention you if it works.
Means that it is from Little Girl 3 and it is the second picture that I have saved from that particular one.
The other is Jinx, 35 images, most of which from the "Come On Shoot Faster" doujin, that I saved from somewhere.
Never uploaded something to a file sharing website so I'll check it out and mention you if it works.
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REVIEW: At age six I was going to be a spy, thanks to you. It's sad you're not around to see it, but your legacy as producer of the first 20 movies - it's now 50 years since Dr No! - lives on as the series goes from strength to strength.
You'd be proud of Daniel Craig, the latest Bond. Skyfall is his third adventure, and having taken Bond back to his roots with 2006's Casino Royale, he's swiftly making this most iconic of roles his own. I know, some people thought you couldn't be convincing as a clear-headed, cold-hearted killer if you were blond and boyish but Craig is adept at walking the fine line between frosty and jocular with rugged grace.
Having never known much about Bond's past (other than vague references to orphanhood) Skyfall takes the now familiar superhero tack of sowing the seeds of an origin story. M cruelly refers to him as "an unmarried employee with no next of kin", and, in the spirit of the Dark Knight pictures (oh, that's Batman to you), this added dimension suddenly turns the Bond of yore into a multi-dimensional, vulnerable human being we can really care about (sorry Cubby, but honestly - Roger Moore just took the mickey!).
Skyfall is directed by Sam Mendes - he came to prominence since you died, but you'd have appreciated his Oscar-winning American Beauty, and the style of his darker gangster flick Road to Perdition clearly informs the fabulously brooding London shown in Skyfall.
Mendes does a good line in heavy rain, and his collaboration with legendary DOP Roger Deakins delivers a stunning picture. Also, Mendes is a theatre man at heart, and no doubt regulars like Dame Judi Dench (who has continued as a female M for seven films) were as delighted to work with him as newbies Ralph Fiennes and Ben Whishaw (who plays the latest incarnation of Q as a foppish IT nerd).
And the villain! Javier Bardem joins the great tradition of Bond baddies, exquisite as the disgruntled ex-employee with a gripe against management. His appalling haircut, bleached eyebrows and sinister dentalwork make him gloriously grotesque.
You'd be dazzled by the hyper-modern production design - following a terrorist attack on MI6, the service moves underground, all brick pillars and glass meeting rooms like a trendy advertising agency. And I've never seen Bond in so futuristic a location as Shanghai - in one scene illuminated by Blade Runner-esque electronic signage as he stalks an assassin, then next minute riding a dragon-crested boat up the river to a lantern-lit gambling den. It's breathtaking, even before he encounters the komodo dragons.
Of course, there are chases. And girls. But how refreshing that nowadays Bond girls can fight for themselves and have the foresight to wear flat shoes. Brit Naomie Harris (from 28 Days Later) is the epitome of beauty, brains and sassy charm - when Bond flirts with her he doesn't seem creepy at all, but understandably enchanted.
There's more to this latest adventure than the stock in trade of the early Bonds - and even though much is made of various characters getting old and creaky, I think you can rest in peace knowing they'll be renewing Bond's licence for years to come.
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WASHINGTON President Barack Obama turned to local television stations across the United States on Wednesday to increase public pressure on congressional Republicans to avert $85 billion in budget cuts set to begin in nine days.
Obama scheduled interviews with television stations in eight markets, most of which have a strong military presence, on a day when the Pentagon was set to describe its plans for laying off some 800,000 civilian employees for 22 days to save money.
The interviews are part of an administration strategy to lay blame for the job losses on Republicans, who control the House of Representatives.
Unless Obama and Republicans reach a deal, about $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts will kick in at the beginning of March and continue through September 30 as part of a decade-long $1.2 trillion budget savings plan agreed in 2011.
Obama has said he wants Congress to end tax loopholes enjoyed mainly by the wealthy to buy lawmakers enough time to pass a budget but Republicans are insisting on deeper spending cuts to reduce the $16 trillion national debt.
Obama will talk to local anchors in Boston, Baltimore, Oklahoma City, San Francisco, Honolulu, San Antonio, Charleston, South Carolina, and Wichita, Kansas, in interviews set to air during the evening news.
"The president will have an opportunity to focus on the harmful local impacts that will be felt if congressional Republicans refuse to compromise," a White House official said.
Congress is not in session this week and is not expected to reach a deal by the March 1 deadline. Instead, lawmakers will work on a deal to fund government agencies later in the month.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made his weekly appearance on Dennis & Callahan on Tuesday morning, as the Pats continue preparations for Sunday's regular-season opener against the Bills in Buffalo.
One of the Patriots' final cuts Saturday was backup quarterback Tim Tebow. There's been speculation that the team might look to bring back the former Bronco and Jet this season, which Brady implied would be fine with him.
"I enjoy being around him very much," Brady said. "He's a very talented football player. To have a chance to spend a couple of months with him and kind of become a friend of his, was a great thing. We were yesterday talking about a lot of the quarterbacks that have been through our team over the years. Everyone brings a unique skill set and attitude to the table.
"I really enjoyed being with him. And you never know. Maybe, things in the NFL always — who knows, he could be back on the team at some point this year. I wish him nothing but the best. He's really a great person and a great player."
The Patriots went 3-1 in the preseason and stayed relatively healthy, and now Brady is ready to see the team in a meaningful game.
"It's been a lot of fun," Brady said. "It's been a lot of hard work, a lot of preparation. There's a lot of guys that have really bought in to the way that coach [Bill] Belichick tries to coach the team. We'll see how it goes on Sunday. That's really when we'll know how prepared we are, when you actually face real live NFL competition with everything on the line.
"You certainly gain a lot from the preseason and the experience of playing, but nothing's like regular-season football. It's just a whole different thing. It's a whole different level of competition. It's great to be able to game-plan for a particular team and see tendencies and see things that you really like and want to attack, and that's what this week's all about. Hopefully, we're at our best on Sunday."
The Patriots are loaded with new faces, including 14 rookies, and Brady said he's eager to see them get the chance to validate their coach's trust in them.
"Everyone that's on the team has talent and has the ability to play in the NFL. You wouldn't reach this level if you didn't have the ability to perform," Brady said. "The thing with NFL football is you need to perform on a daily basis, and during the season on a weekly basis in the games. That's why guys stick around for a long time, because they can consistently perform at a high level. It's hard to tell with any of the rookies whether they're able to do that yet. They've obviously made it this far and they've gained the trust of coach Belichick to have them on the team. He thinks that they're able to help us win games, which is why we're here and why we have the job that we have, is to win. I'm anxious, like everyone else, to see that, too. You can talk about it and you think about and you hope about it, but we've got to go do it. That's why you play the game.
"All the guys, we have a lot of new guys on the team, especially at the skill position, the running back position is certainly, hopefully a strength for us. The offensive line, we've got all returning starters, which is hopefully another strength. The receiver position, we've got basically all new guys with the exception of Julian [Edelman] and Matthew Slater. And then the tight end position, there's a little bit of carryover. But we're going to take on our own identity. Like I said, how that plays out, that remains to be seen."
The Patriots are known for their fast-paced offense. However, with all the new players, there are questions about the team's ability to continue at that pace. Brady said it will take time to see if the team has the personnel that can succeed in that environment.
"Yeah, we did that [play fast in the past], and we definitely used that as an advantage, as a strength," he said. "I think we've learned a lot from that, both the positives and the negatives. And that's really something that evolves over the course of a season for a team. Every team has tempo offense, whether that's a two-minute offense, whether that's a strictly no-huddle offense — Chip Kelly, that could be [the Eagles'] entire offense.
"The most important thing, and I think I've said this before, there's no gimmicks in the NFL that work for an extended period of time. Ultimately, what wins football games is execution. And it's the same basic fundamentals that have won football games for decades. And that's blocking and catching and running and throwing. Just the basic fundamentals of the game. You can't trick your way through those things. You may come up with a certain formation or a certain play or a certain blitz or a certain defensive alignment. Yeah, it may help win a game, from that standpoint. But what endures over the course of a long period of time is good, quality players playing smart, playing tough, playing physical, executing with great fundamentals. That's the premise of football.
"We've had years where offense is a strength, we've had years where defense is a strength, we've had years where special teams is a strength, the running game's a strength, the passing game's a strength, pass coverage is a strength, turnovers are a strength – all those things play into winning and losing games.
"I think that is a trend to try to go fast, but ultimately it's the execution of the play. Great, if we run a play in 10 seconds, great. Well, if we lose three yards on the play, it's not great. What you need to do is move forward. You've got to move toward the opponent's goal line and you've got to get the ball in the end zone. There's lots of ways to get that done. For our particular team over the last years, yeah, that has been something that we've done a good job of. We'll see if that's a strength for us this year."
Added Brady: "What's the strength for our team? Well, I don't know. We'll see. We're going to have to go out there and earn it."
Following are more highlights from the conversation. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page. For more Patriots news, visit the team page at weei.com/patriots.
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Clarke blasts bail for man charged with groping joggers
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When creeps like this are released with such a low bail, they should be mandated to stay in the immediate neighborhood of the Judge who set the bail. Maybe it would change then.Hide replies
I agree. Well said.
This guy was groping women along the lakefront, I believe many of the Judges do live in that area. Besides, check out where registered sex offenders live, bet you have one near you, even in the "nicest" neighborhoods.
We are a society of laws. Bail is based on guideline. It should not be arbitrary. The nature of the offense.is only one factor. Most commenting on this issue seem to assume that if the bail was set higher, this person would not have been on the street. Unless he was remanded, you cannot assume he would not have been able to post his bail. Additionally, the judge did not release this individual. He posted his bail and thus was released.
Clarke needs to go back to law enforcement school and re-learn that the penalty that is leveled has to match the severity of the crime. Granted that this clown is probably a sleeze bag, the crime is a misdemeanor punishable to a maximum of 9 months in jail .......... not even prison. If Clarke has it his way, you'd better start building massive jails to house thousands of inmates for most of their lives. Or maybe we should just castrate males with lewd behaviors. And theives who rob and burgalize maybe we should cut off their hands. What kind of society would we be then?Hide replies
Maybe the punishment for randomly groping several women on park trails should be more severe than 9 months. I also think the request for a higher bail in this case is warranted since the creep didn't stop until he was caught.
Bail is only to provide certain guarantees the accused will show up in court. It is not meant to be a punishment or a sentence. You'll be glad it is there if you are ever accused of a crime.
The crime is still a misdemeanor
duwhatsRT obviously isn't a female who jogs on the east side, or now who used to jog on the east side, constantly looking over her shoulder, wondering if this creep will strike again.
If you have a daughter, you agree with Clarke. He did it 3 times less than 30 days. He needs help and the judge puts him back on the street. Terrible decision.
No one likes to be groped by a creepy stranger, but when someone can kill a 6-year-old child and only get 1 year in jail, comparatively speaking, a $500 bail isn't that low.
Clarke is correct, especially in this case and if you don't agree then I hope someone you know well gets groped and soon, then see how you feelHide replies
Clark is wrong. He's playing to your ignorance of the law. Groping is a misdemeanor, and that is the law...
Whats the big deal,maximum sentence is 9 months, they never get the maximum. He'll be sentenced to 3 months at most amd be out in 30 days. $100 bail would have been plenty
Chief Circuit Judge Jeffrey Kremers, who says attacks on individual judges' decisions are politically motivated.
So true. So true. This sort of political attack ads against judges has been going on for a very long time in all sorts of subtle ways. One of the reasons I never said anything against a judge on the hot seat years ago was because of the politics. Saying anything wouldn't of helped the court do a better job. At the time people made it out that I got run out by one side of the political aisle. That wasn't true. It was about not adding to the drama.
Miracles do happen, and I actually agree with clark on this one!.. I sincerely hope they at least made him have gps monitoring!!!
Obviously you have a big problem with Sheriff Clarke. I think he is right on and perhaps if more law makers/enforcers were like him we'd be in better shape.
Oh course Clarke would comment about a stupid judicial decision - our police officers must have pretty strong committments to their job - they work hard to catch the CRIMINALS and then the courts let them right back on the street again. I wonder how many times they say to themsleves "Why Try?" This slimy character should spend time in the jails with a bunch of big strong buddies who could spend their time "groping" him.Hide replies
Fortuantely, Milwaukee is within the boundries of the United States of America, not in Russia, Cops are well abreast of the laws. Regardless, he still has his day in court. He is innocent until he is found guilty in a court of law. There are rules the court must follow when they set a reasonable amount of bail to garantee his appearance in court. Bail is not punishment. And being of a slimey character is not a crime. Cops know how the system work, apparently, you don't.
So, all of you experts wanted a harsher sentence for this very public case...maybe that's how sentences should be determined, by the amount of media attention they get? That makes about as much sense as Clarke walking around in a cowboy hat in the Wisconsin winter.Hide replies
So you think $500 bail & up to 9 months in jail is reasonable punishment for someone with a record of similar incidents, that has scarred the lives of these three women, as well as affected all the other female joggers on the east side?
It doesn't matter what you think. Groping IS a misdemeanor and is only punishable by a maximun of 9 months in the county jail and/or a fine. That's the way the law is written, like it or not.
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