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A local developer has offered to build a new jail adjacent to the Justice Center, a cost of $65 million, in return for the county leasing it for 30 years at $10 million a year, according to The Enquirer. The developer, Rob Smyjunas, said the offer isn't about making a profit, just making the county better for his and other families.
Mayor Mallory didn't answer The Enquirer's questions about the potential for a Council majority to block the property tax increase in City Manager Milton Dohoney's proposed budget. A Mallory spokesman says he'll work behind the scenes on a budget that will win a Council majority and that he's off to New Orleans for a conference on reclaiming vacant properties.
An environmental summit in Rio de Janeiro kicked off on Wednesday, with environmental groups and activists disappointed with the Rio+20's lack of progress on creating clear goals for sustainable development.
The Sanford, Fla., police chief who drew criticism for not investigating the shooting death of Trayvon Martin has been fired. Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte said he relieved Bill Lee of his duties because the police chief needs to have the trust and respect of the community.
A video of middle school kids in upstate New York bullying a 68-year-old bus monitor has drawn international media attention. The woman says the kids are all pretty much normal and are OK to deal with one-on-one.
The bullying continues unabated for about 10 minutes in the video, reducing Klein to tears as a giggling student jabs her arm with a book. Recorded by a student Monday with a cell phone camera, the brazen example of bullying went viral and spurred international outrage.
A population of chinstrap penguins in Antarctica has declined by 36 percent due to melting sea ice.
"Actually, in the '90s it was thought that the climate change would favor the chinstrap penguin, because this species prefers sea waters without ice, unlike the Adelie penguin, which prefers the ice pack," study researcher Andres Barbosa told LiveScience. He added that at the time, chinstraps, named for the thin black facial line from cheek to cheek, seemed to increase in numbers, with some new colonies being established. The sea-ice decline in the winter, however, has become so big that it is now impacting krill populations, said Barbosa, of the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid.
Researchers found evidence of ice on the moon.
A new study has found that eating disorders are common among older women. Researchers say weight and eating concerns do not discriminate based on age.
College football BCS commissioners have endorsed a
four-team playoff format to determine college football's national
champion instead of the current computer-human two-team system. The plan will go to the BCS presidential oversight committee
on June 26 for approval.
LeBron James and the Miami Heat are one win away from winning the NBA championship after going up 3 games to 1 with a 104-98 win in Game 4 Tuesday.
Here are two ways to report the latest news regarding potential Duke Energy rate hike connected to streetcar construction:
• From The Enquirer: "Duke customers could face streetcar tab"
• From The Business Courier: "Cincinnati, Duke making progress on moving utility lines"
A 15-year-old girl was killed in Over-the-Rhine around 11 p.m. last night. She was reportedly standing with a group of people, though Police haven't released any details about the shooter.
A new poll shows support for President Obama's shift on
immigration policy.
More Asians are immigrating to the U.S. than Hispanics these days.
Adult humans are 16.5 million tons overweight, which
researchers say will threaten the world's food security and environmental
Approximately half of all new AIDS cases are occurring in the South, and the region is severely short on HIV specialists.
Attorneys for the Penn State football coach who showered with a bunch of boys are starting their defense by painting him in a positive light.
Spotify will stop charging $10 per month for use on mobile devices. Free now.
Facebook acquires Face.com. Ha.
Former baseball player Roger Clemens was acquitted of perjury charges, the latest in a bunch of wasted time by the federal government investigating athletes who can afford really good lawyers.
Ohio political season will be in full force today as Mitt Romney visits a manufacturing company in Carthage to discuss the manufacturing industry and trade, Barack Obama will be in Cleveland talking about the economy and Rob Portman, a candidate to be Romney's vice presidential running mate, will be in Washington D.C. telling the Faith and Freedom Coalition that it's still really important to have religious freedom.
Some Columbia-Tusculum residents are upset about the proposed design of new apartment buildings on the corner of Delta Avenue and Columbia Parkway. The 76-unit Delta Flats' design was apparently supposed to fit into the nearby business district, which includes the Precinct restaurant.
China doesn't want to have sanctions on Syria, and Russia is reportedly still selling Syria weapons.
OPEC has decided to keep oil output on hold, meaning Saudi Arabia gets to decide if gas costs go up.
A new poll suggests that Americans blame George W. Bush more for America's economic issues than President Obama.
HBO and showrunners for its new medieval show Game of Thrones have apologized for using Bush's head on a stake in a scene where one of the dudes shows someone a line of traitors' heads on stakes.
Surgeons replaced a 10-year-old girl's has blood vessel with one grown with her own stem cells. The vein was taken from a dead person, stripped of its cells and then coated in the girls' stem cells. Doctors says there has been a "striking" improvement in her quality of life, according to the BBC.
Nokia will cut 10,000 jobs by the end of 2013 after being hit hard by both expensive competitors like the iPhone and cheaper Android models.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain
threw a perfect game against the Houston Astros last night. It
included an awesome diving catch by outfielder Gregor Blanco in the
7th inning.
Mitt Romney will visit the Cincinnati area this week: tonight at a private fundraiser at the Hilton Netherland Plaza, Thursday at a Carthage manufacturing comany and this weekend to hang with Rep. John Boehner up north and probably with Sen. Rob Portman at some point. President Obama plans to be around soon, too.
Economists say Romney's job creation claims need more specifics before they'll be believable. On the other hand, Obama's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has saved or created 1.4 million to 3.3 million jobs, according to the Congressional Budget Office, and the American Jobs Act would create 1.9 million, according to Moody's. From NPR:
+11.5 million — that's how many jobs Romney claimed last September he would create in the first term of his administration. But true to form, Romney never said how he would create that many jobs, nor has any reputable economist backed up his claim. "Nowhere in the 160 page plan could I find a stated job creation number," wrote Rebecca Thiess of EPI. "The math doesn't just appear to be fuzzy — it appears to be nonexistent." Added David Madland of the Center for American Progress: "It is a plan from the Republican candidate for president designed to maximize corporate profits. What it doesn't do is help the middle class or create jobs." Even the conservative editorial page of the Wall Street Journal called Romney's 59-point economic tome "surprisingly timid and tactical considering our economic predicament."
Democrat Ron Barber won the congressional seat left by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who survived an assassination attempt and resigned to focus on her recovery. The win gives Democrats hope for taking control of the House in November.
California could become the first U.S. State to require that genetically modified (GM) foods be labeled as such on the package if a November measure, "The Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act," passes.
What makes the referendum in California different is that, for the first time, voters and not politicians will be the ones to decide. And this has the food industry worried. Understandably so, since only one in four Americans is convinced that GMOs are "basically safe", according to a survey conducted by the Mellman Group, and a big majority wants food containing GMOs to be labeled.
This is one of the few issues in America today that enjoys broad bipartisan support: 89% of Republicans and 90% of Democrats want genetically altered foods to be labeled, as they already are in 40 nations in Europe, in Brazil, and even in China. In 2007, then candidate Obama latched onto this popular issue saying that he would push for labeling – a promise the president has yet to keep.
Retail sales were down for the second month in May. Go buy something.
More than 2,000 proposals for new internet suffixes have been proposed, including ".pizza," ".space" and ".auto."
Scientists have figured out why woolly mammoths went extinct: "Lots of reasons."
Former Bengal Chad Ochocinco will return to Cincinnati
Oct. 7 as a member of the Miami Dolphins, if reports by his OchoCinco
News Network are true: Ocho says he has signed with the Miami Dolphins.
Cincinnati Public Schools on Monday
voted unanimously to put a levy renewal on the November ballot. The
current levy is set to expire in 2013, and the renewal would be for
$51.5 million for five years.
The second day of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse trial continues today, with a second accuser expected to testify. In his opening statement, Sandusky's lawyer questioned the credibility of the eight young men accusing him of multiple crimes over several years, claiming that they have a financial motive to make false claims. He also acknowledged that Sandusky's behavior and his showering with young boys was "kind of strange" but said it was not sexual abuse.
Mitt Romney says Barack Obama's "Forward" slogan is absurd. And so is the notion that he wants to reduce the number of police, firefighters and teachers. Absurdity.
The LA Times says Obama's complicated message will pose a challenge to convey, especially against Romney's simple argument: Y'all mad and it's Obama's fault.
Obama's counter-argument is layered with nuance and complexity.
It starts with an attempt to undercut Romney. As a corporate buyout executive, Romney shipped jobs overseas and reaped millions of dollars in fees from takeover deals that destroyed U.S. factory jobs, the Obama campaign says. As Massachusetts governor, Romney built a poor record on job creation, the argument continues.
Turning to his own record, Obama tells voters that he inherited an economy on the brink of collapse and averted a depression. He takes credit for a resurgence in manufacturing, the rescue of the automobile industry and the creation of more than 4 million jobs since February 2010.
Obama also slams Republicans in Congress for blocking his plans to stimulate more jobs. To inoculate himself from potential setbacks over the summer and fall, he warns of economic trouble spilling over from Europe.
In the end, Obama says, he would keep the country moving forward while Romney would take it back to the George W. Bush policies that wrecked the economy in the first place.
Verizon is changing up its cell phone plans, moving toward monthly plans that allow users to connect up to 10 devices, including tablets and PCs, to their cell phone network.
There's a new Retina-display-bearing MacBook Pro. Whatever that means.
Sunday night's Mad Men season finale broke a ratings record with 2.7 million viewers.
The Los Angeles Kings won the NHL's Stanley Cup on Tuesday, the organization's first ever championship.
County Commissioner Todd Portune's idea to borrow more money and extend a half-cent sales tax in order to keep up with stadium costs has been shot down by a Bengals lawyer who used 15 bullet points to demonstrate that Portune's plan "proposes to breach one or both leases."
Duke Energy is asking state regulators if it can bump customers' rates up again. Duke says the increases are to pay for infrastructure investments. The change would increase customer costs of electric service by $86 million and for natural gas by $44 million. A federal appeals court on Monday reinstated an antitrust lawsuit against Duke Energy that accuses the company of paying kick-backs to corporations opposing a 2004 rate increase.
A rally for "religious freedom" will take place on Fountain Square today in response to federal health care legislation requiring women to have abortions employers to provide insurance that covers birth control. The law includes a religious exemption, which bishops have said isn't enough.
A group pushing to ban dog auctions in Ohio has halted its effort to put the issue on the November ballot due to lack of funding and time. CityBeat in February reported the group's efforts to ban the sale of dogs through auctions or raffles, as well as all trafficking in dogs from out-of-state auctions.
New York City officials, including
Brooklyn Democratic Rep. Yvette Clarke, are arguing that the city's
"Stop and Frisk" policy is racist. The policy allows police to
stop an individual and pat him or her down for contraband if they
suspect illegal activity. From USA Today:
Clarke says the program, known as "Stop, Question and Frisk" or "Stop and Frisk," amounts to racial profiling. It is based on a 1968 Supreme Court ruling that police could stop people on the basis of "reasonable suspicion."
Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin approved class-action status for a lawsuit that alleges the practice subjects people to race-based illegal searches.
President Obama's health care law helped
6.6 million young adults stay on their parents' plans during the
first year and a half.
Rick Santorum has formed a new conservative organization aiming to recruit 1 million supporters to help get Barack Obama out of the While House. No word on how Santorum's "Patriot Voices" group will differ from the tea party patriots.
NASA says it has spotted the universe's first objects.
Black members of the Netherlands soccer team were subjected to
racist chants at their Euro 2012 practice facility in Krakow, Poland.
The team says fans were making monkey chants at the players.
LeBron James scored 45 points to lead the Miami Heat over the Boston Celtics last night, forcing a deciding Game 7 for the Eastern Conference championship. The Oklahoma Thunder await in the NBA Finals.
The Enquirer today broke out its Freedom of the Press Card, pressing the city to release details of the bids to build the streetcar's five vehicles. Enquirer Editor and Vice President Carolyn Washburn says the newspaper is being a good watchdog by investigating all the redacted parts of documents released by the city, which reportedly include typical streetcar parts, performance data and personal information of employees. A firm called CAF USA, which won the bid for more than $20 million, is trying to block the release of the data, along with two losing bidders who claim the information is trade secret.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear are considering a private-public partnership that includes tolls to fund renovations to the Brent Spence Bridge.
President Obama enjoyed an enthusiastic welcome from Los Angeles LGBT supporters at an event in Beverly Hills. Republicans are saying Obama is being all glitzy in California so he's out of touch with Americans' struggles.
Russia would like Iran to be involved in forcing a political transition in Syria. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Syrian President Bashar Assad should quit and roll out.
The U.S. is losing patience with Pakistan, too.
George Zimmerman's bond hearing has been set for June 29. He returned to jail on Sunday after a judge revoked his bond for failing to disclose $135,000 in funds raised for his legal defense.
Thousands of homes in the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are at high risk for hurricane damage, and New York City has the highest risk of losses.
Do you use LinkedIn or eHarmony? Well, you shouldn't. Also, both sites were hacked and had user passwords breached.
A car called the Honda Fit EV has earned the highest ever miles-per-gallon equivalency rating from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency — 118 mpg.
More than 80 lawsuits by former NFL players have been consolidated and filed in a Philadelphia federal court, accusing the league of hiding details that linked head trauma to permanent brain injuries. The NFL denies culpability.
The Reds are still in first place.
A local music teacher says Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy offered him a job and then rescinded the offer after asking him if he is gay. Jonathan Zeng says he went through the school's extensive interview process, was offered a position and then called back in for a discussion about religious questions in his application, during which he was asked directly if he is gay. Zeng says he asked why such information was pertinent, and an administrator said it was school policy not to employ teachers who are gay because they work with children and something about the sanctity of marriage. When contacted by local media CHCA released the following statement:
CHCA keeps confidential all matters discussed within a candidate's interview. We're looking into this matter, although the initial information we have seen contains inaccuracies. We will not be discussing individual hiring decisions or interviews.Cincinnati's deficit isn't going to get better any time soon, according to a new report.
The Reds drafted high school pitcher Nick Travieso in the first round of the MLB draft on Monday. Here's a rundown of their other picks Monday and Tuesday.
Senate Republicans yesterday blocked a Democratic bill calling for equal pay in the workplace, and the Dems are going to stick it in their faces during this year's campaigns. From the AP:
As expected, the pay equity bill failed along party lines, 52-47, short of the required 60-vote threshold. But for majority Democrats, passage wasn't the only point. The debate itself was aimed at putting Republicans on the defensive on yet another women's issue, this one overtly economic after a government report showing slower-than-expected job growth.
"It is incredibly disappointing that in this make-or-break moment for the middle class, Senate Republicans put partisan politics ahead of American women and their families," Obama said in a statement after the vote.
"Even Mitt Romney has refused to publicly oppose this legislation," added Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. "He should show some leadership."
The Washington Post wonders whether Mitt Romney can use Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's template for surviving a recall election to try to win the presidency. It involves "big money, powerful organization and enormous enthusiasm among his base." Exit polls in the state suggest Obama is ahead, however.
China wants foreign embassies to stop releasing reports and Tweeting about its poor air quality.
Gonorrhea growing resistant to antibiotics? Rut roh.
Dinosaurs apparently weighed less than scientists previously thought. Adjust paper-mache Brontosaurus as necessary.
Facebook is considering letting kids younger than 13 use the site.
The Boston Celtics took a 3-2 series lead over the Miami Heat on Tuesday and could send Bron Bron and Co. back home on Thursday.
A federal appeals court yesterday reinstated an antitrust lawsuit against Duke Energy. The lawsuit accuses Duke of paying kickbacks to local companies in order to gain support for a 2004 electric rate increase. The lawsuit alleges that Duke appeased the more powerful opposing companies by including rebate deals for them. The suit is seeking unspecified damages and seeks to represent all Ohioans affected by the rate increase.
Todd Portune is continuing his quest to become the East Side's county's property tax rebate savior, yesterday offering a new idea to bail out the stadium fund: extend the half cent sales tax past 2032. The revenue created by extending the sales tax, which has no sunset clause, would repay loans the county could use to pay for maintenance and projects at the stadiums now. Republican Commissioner Chris Monzel is open to "any ideas," though Democratic Commissioner Greg Hartmann says otherwise:
"Todd, here we go again," snapped Commissioner Greg Hartmann. "Walking away from these leases is just fantasyland.
"How many times are we going to do this?" he asked.
Rob Portman will test out his GOP rallying cries at the Faith & Freedom Coalition in Washington, D.C. next week.
Bill Clinton says a Mitt Romney presidency would be "calamitous" for the U.S.
The Senate will vote on a gender pay equity bill today.
China and Russia say they'll help the UN more going forward, though they've been supporting Syria more than anyone really wants them to.
Here's an explanation of the Transit of Venus, for those who don't get it yet.
Nintendo has revamped its Wii to try to lure gamers from free Internet games they play on iPads.
A new PC virus can infect computers by imitating a Windows update.
Hamilton County has been killing people more often than Ohio counties of similar size, despite actually asking for the death penalty less often. Today's Enquirer takes a look at the growing opposition to the death
penalty in other states and recent legislation and task forces aimed
at either studying its effectiveness or stopping the practice
altogether. Prosecutor Joe Deters says he's going to kill all the people who deserve it because the law is still the law.
Would you like to pay tolls or higher gas taxes in order to have a new Brent Spence Bridge? No? Then you're like a majority of people who take the time to respond to Enquirer polls.
City Manager Milton Dohoney plans to ask City Council to raise the property tax rate in response to a projected $33 million 2013 deficit that everyone knows was coming.
The Community Press on the East Side says Norfolk Southern is willing to consider selling the Wasson Way right of way that some would like to see turned into a bike trail. CityBeat in March found the proposed trail to have support among cycling enthusiasts but some resistance from light rail supporters.
President Obama hooked up an 11-year-old kid with a note excusing him from class on Friday.
"He says, 'Do you want me to write an excuse note? What's your teacher's name?" Sullivan told ABC. "And I say, Mr. Ackerman. And he writes, 'Please excuse Tyler. He was with me. Barack Obama, the president.'"
Fortune magazine has taken exception to Mitt Romney's recent criticism of Solyndra, the solar panel company that went out of business despite a $500 million Department of Energy loan.
So last Thursday Romney held a surprise press conference at Solyndra's shuttered headquarters. During his prepared statement, Romney said:
"An independent inspector general looked at this investment and concluded that the Administration had steered money to friends and family and campaign contributors."
Romney then repeated the claim later in the press conference.
Small problem: No inspector general ever "concluded" such a thing, at least not based on any written reports or public statements.
Wisconsin Gov./Union Crusher Scott Walker holds a slight lead over his Democratic challenger, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, according to a recent poll.
George Zimmerman is back in jail after what his attorney is calling a misunderstanding over telling a judge that he had limited money even though a website set up to fund his legal defense raised more than $135,000.
Legal issues will be involved in New
York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempt to ban giant sodas.
Jason Alexander has released a lengthy and quite thoughtful apology for referring to the sport of cricket as "a bit gay" during a recent appearance on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.
Why do people on the West Coast get to see all the cool stuff that happens in space? First the eclipse and now the Transit of Venus, when Venus will cross paths between the sun and earth. Next time it will happen is 2117. And Australia got to see a partial lunar eclipse the other day, too.


text: Father, grown son meet for first time By Megan Workman December 8, 2012 Courtesy photo Larry Jackson, left, and his son, Clell Barnette Jackson, met for the first time Friday night at Yeager Airport. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- There are one billion active users on Facebook. About one month ago, one of those users, Clell Barnette Jackson, got a message from an uncle he didn't know he had. Tim Jackson, of Birch River in Nicholas County, sent Clell, 37, a message on Facebook after his nephew, Joshua, asked him about a stepbrother he had heard about before but didn't know anything about. Joshua, 33, is the son of Larry Jackson, of Birch River. Larry is also Clell's father. Before the Facebook messages and then numerous phone conversations, Larry and Clell had never met before, let alone spoke to each other. Larry said he had a rocky relationship with Clell's mother, Rose Gregg, who died a month ago. The couple split up before Clell was born. "We didn't know how to start looking for Clell and I told them what she was supposed to name him and that's when they found him [on Facebook]," Larry said. "I've often wondered about him, if he was really out there. After I saw some of his pictures on Facebook I knew he was my son. He favors my other son, Josh." Clell moved from North Carolina to California two years ago to get married. The father and son met for the first time just after 11:30 p.m. Friday night at Yeager Airport in Charleston. Clell said before he got off the plane he felt nervous. Larry said his wife Iva recognized his son before he did. When he saw his father for the first time ever, the two just stared at each other, Clell said. "I said, 'Is that really him?' We didn't recognize each other until we were right next to each other," Clell recalled. "First we looked at each other then we hugged and said, 'It's nice to finally meet.'" Larry said he was happy to see his son. "He had grown up not knowing if I even existed so I was glad to see him," Larry said. As a child, Clell said he always wondered what his father would be like. Clell's maternal grandmother raised him in North Carolina but he said she never said much about his father. "Knowing all the other kids had a mother and a father, I kinda always wondered what it would be like to have a whole family out there," Clell said. "I always wondered when I was younger what it would be like to have a father." Clell said he didn't grow up with a very big family so he was surprised that he has a large family in West Virginia excited to meet him. During the next two weeks and two days that Clell is in the Mountain State, he will get to meet all of his family members, including Larry's seven brothers and sisters, all of his cousins and paternal grandparents. "He has more family than he'd ever dream of having here. He grew up and didn't know he had any family and that's what's going to be hard for him to comprehend," Larry said. "All the family he still has is down here. I came from a large family and they are all looking forward to meeting him." Clell can't wait to meet them, either. "I want to try to meet everybody. I can't wait to meet everyone. It's new and exciting at the same time," Clell said. Clell -- who turns 38 on Dec. 14 -- said he is going to enjoy his time with his family while he is here but he's happy that he can maintain a relationship with them even after he leaves. "We will definitely stay in touch and get back together again," Clell said. Reach Megan Workman at email@example.com or 304-348-5113.

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GREENVILLE, N.C. - East Carolina senior wide receiver Dayon Arrington has been dismissed from the Pirate football program after an early Sunday morning arrest that followed prior team rule violations according to an announcement from head football coach Ruffin McNeill Sunday night.
The decision came after McNeill and ECU athletics officials were made aware that Arrington was charged with possession with intent to sell & deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia by the Greenville Police Department.
"Because of previous team rule violations, we do not have any other option than to dismiss Dayon from the team for this incident," McNeill said. "It disappoints us when we provide opportunities and situations for young people to put them in a position to succeed and they end up making poor choices and decisions. As a program, we talk about being accountable and there is a penalty to pay for that at times."
Arrington, who sat out the season opener against Appalachian State because of a one-game suspension for a team rule violation, has played in three contests this fall as a reserve and had two catches for 36 yards. He matched a career-long with a 29-yard reception against North Carolina during East Carolina's 27-6 loss in Chapel Hill Saturday. Arrington will close a career that included 15 catches for 160 yards in 26 games dating back to 2009.
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ECU football player Dayon Arrington has been arrested on drug charges.
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The 23 year old has been charged with Possession with Intent to Sell & Deliver and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
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Jail officials say Arrington was brought in at 4:52 a.m. Sunday. They say he posted a $10,000 dollar bond around 6:30 a.m.


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I am interested in two programs from SecurStar. I've talked to the customer support and they were helpful but I just need more info and I thought maybe I could find it here too.
The first one is SurfSolo, it's like a VPN but for personal use, I'd appreciate any suggestions.
I have very sensitive data on my computer and I really consider a full HDD encryption. A friend of mine recommended DriveCrypt PlusPack , this is the second soft that I'm interested in. I know that full disk encryption should be considered only if very necessary but this is my case.
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When President-elect Barack Obama announced this week that Sen. Hillary Clinton was his choice for Secretary of State, we noted that the diplomatic nature of her new job would distance the former First Lady from domestic social issues, including those relating to video game content.
And, as Hillary moves away from the video game arena, one thing becomes clear: The video game industry no longer faces any high-profile political opposition in the United States. Sounds crazy, I know. But consider that, in 2008:
- Jack Thompson self-destructed. Sure, Thompson will still be a critic, but his recent lifetime disbarment flushed whatever mainstream credibility he had left.
- The National Institute on Media and the Family was co-opted by the video game industry. Earlier this year NIMF accepted a $50,000 grant from the ESA, a mind-bogglingly bad decision. How does a watchdog organization justify taking money from the people it is supposed to be watching? Not surprisingly, NIMF's 2008 Annual Video Game Report Card was a valentine to the game biz.
- Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) has, for some time, been preoccupied by internecine battles with his former friends in the Democratic Party. He hasn't been heard from as a game industry critic since he stood with David Walsh during the release of NIMF's 2007 report card. In fact, most recently, Lieberman (and Clinton) offered their support for the ESRB's new game rating summaries.
- Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY), as mentioned, will be focused on foreign affairs.
There are remaining critics, to be sure, but they are fragmented and most lack the national profile of Thompson, Walsh, Lieberman and Clinton. Will one of these emerge to fill the void? Hit the jump to see…
- Mitt Romney – the former Massachusetts governor is a likely contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. In his 2008 bid he was a strong critic of content in games and other media. Lately, however, he has been keeping a low profile. It's likely that his team is strategizing for Romney's next run. Will games be a focus? That's hard to say, but far-right Republicanism is out of fashion these days and Romney is known to go with prevailing winds.
- Lt. Col David Grossman (US Army, ret.) – Grossman has been in the national spotlight in the past, but in recent years he seems content to stick to the lecture circuit where he address law enforcement and education groups, primarily. He is a srident game violence critic, however.
- State Sen. Leland Yee (D) – Having pushed California's video game law through the legislative process, Yee is definitely a player. But at this point there is little for him to do except await the ruling of the 9th US Circuit Court on the California law. And, whatever happens at that level, many observers expect the California law to wind up before the US Supreme Court. Beyond that, Yee is an active legislator who works hard to serve his San Francisco-area constituency. Games are far from the only issue he needs to concern himself with.
- Parents Television Council – The Los Angeles-based morality group has been a harsh, albeit occasional, critic of game issues. As their name implies, they seem much more focused on TV content.
- Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood – the Boston-area group generally seems to tackle game issues when one of Rockstar's high-profile titles comes along. They lobbied successfully to get GTA Vice City Stories ads removed from Boston's transit system and called for an AO rating for Manhunt 2 (which the ESRB had already decided). Although the group is active on other issues, games do not seem much on their radar these days.
- Lyndon LaRouche – the fringe LaRouche political cult was all over the game violence issue after Virginia Tech, but seems to have dropped it in favor its traditional economic and political conspiracy theories. In any case, credibility is nil.
There are, of couse, other critics, among them, politicians. Bills targeting the ESRB rating process are currently active in the House and Senate. But these are viewed – at least from here – at election year posturing. They are expected to die when the 110th Congress closes up shop on January 3rd.
At the state level there hasn't been a significant law passed since 2006. This year's New York statute is toothless political fluff. How can we tell? Note that the game industry hasn't moved against it in federal court.
There are academic critics as well, most notable Brad Bushman of the University of Michigan, Craig Anderson of Iowa State and Karen Dill of North Carolina's Lenoir-Rhyne College. But while the academics occasionally author a book, pen an article or testify before Congress, they do not appear well-suited to the advocate's role.
To be sure, the industry deserves credit for making its own path less difficult. Patricia Vance and the ESRB, in particular, have achieved a remarkable transformation since the 2005 Hot Coffee fiasco rocked the game biz to its core. Over the last 18 months, however, the rating organization has conducted a tireless outreach campaign in an effort to win over key state-level politicians. ESRB has also added useful educational and content evaluation tools for parents.
At the sharp end, Mike Gallagher's Entertainment Software Association has pursued the traditional lobbying route. The ESA has spread cash around via political campaign contributions as well as its newly-purchased friendship with NIMF.
At the state level, legislators who might once have been giving thought to proposing game legislation are now beginning to pay attention to costly legal defeats in places like Louisiana, Illinois and Minnesota.
Thus, a combination of serendipity and legal success leaves the U.S. game industry without a high-level watchdog – at least for now.


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As a lawsuit against the University of California system wends its way through the legal system -- with a hearing on a motion to dismiss the complaint to be heard in federal court in Los Angeles on December 12, 2005 -- the media is taking notice of it again. The suit charges the University of California system with violating the constitutional rights of applicants from Christian schools whose high school coursework is deemed inadequate preparation for college.
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Just started a group at Yahoo for bowl picks. Group #12098. Password cyclones.
How about we all use our usernames as set names?
I will award credits to the top 10.
Who's in?
Last edited by ChrisMWilliams; 12-05-2011 at 10:47 AM.
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ill play. cw can we get the stimulous again? you took all my credits because of the uni drake game
Whats the password?
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Password is Cyclones. Sorry bout that.
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Whats the password?
I guessed cyclones and it worked lol
It is telling me the password is incorrect....
Nevermind... I used a capital C on cyclones.
When will we be able to start picking games?
There was a problem
The password is incorrect. (Error #109)
What am I doing wrong. I entered nothing for the password.
No capital on the C in cyclones for the password.
I guess I didn't see what the password was...
EDIT: Saw your post Chris sorry!
Finished 2nd last year...going for the Championship Belt this year. Taking no prisoners.
Count me in!
"Just remember, what you choose to do with each day is very important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it" -ET
"I'm trying not to sweat the small stuff in my life, but there is a definite learning curve." -CE
I'm in dire need of credits.
I'll get in.
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The Cabin in the Woods (2012)
The Cabin in the Woods SynopsisFive friends go to a remote cabin in the woods. Bad things happen.
If you think you know this story, think again. From fan favorites Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard comes The Cabin in the Woods, a mind blowing horror film that turns the genre inside out.
Produced by Whedon and directed by Goddard from a script by both, the film stars Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford.
The Cabin in the Woods Release Date
In Theaters April 13, 2012
The Cabin in the Woods Credits
Starring: Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford, Jesse Williams, Chris Hemsworth, Fran Kranz, Kristen Connolly, Anna Hutchison, Brian J. White, and Amy Acker
Written by: Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon
Directed by: Drew Goddard
Produced by: Joss Whedon
Length: 95 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Lionsgate
External Info: The Cabin in the Woods Official Website
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10 Terrifying Movie Haunted Houses We'd Never Spend The Night In
Writer/director Guillermo del Toro will be unleashing his own vision of the gothic haunted house story this weekend with the release of Crimson Peak, and its inspired us to look back at the history of the subgenre and highlight some of the most creative and horrific that weve seen in decades past. Read on if you dare!
by Eric Eisenberg October 15, 2015 comments
Will Cabin In The Woods 2 Ever Happen? Here's What Drew Goddard Says
Should The Cabin in the Woods get a sequel? I asked Drew Goddard, and he told me that, on all honesty, his opinion changes daily.
by Sean O'Connell September 13, 2015 comments
Joss Whedon Sued For Stealing The Cabin In The Woods
Peter Gallagher (not to be confused with the actor) is the author of a book called The Little White Trip: A Night in the Pines. According to The Wrap, the suit he filed with the U.S. district court claims The Cabin in the Woods is virtually identical in a number of ways, including plots, stories, characters, sequence of events, themes, dialogue and incidents.
by Nick Romano April 15, 2015 comments
The Cabin In The Woods Will Come To Life At Universal Orlando This Fall
Are you ready to enter the Cabin in the Woods? If you've seen Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's movie, you may not be so quick to cast yourself into that situation, as most of the character didn't enjoy their stay in the titular Cabin. But if it's fictional horror-inspired fun you're looking for, you may consider a trip to Universal Studios Orlando this Fall, as the theme park will be featuring a The Cabin in the Woods-inspired attraction for a limited time during the Halloween season.
by Kelly West July 1, 2013 comments
The Avengers, Skyfall, Life Of Pi & Cabin In The Woods Named Big Winners At The Saturn Awards
In retrospect, last year was an absolutely amazing year for genre films. Both The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises exploded at the box office; The Hunger Games birthed a new beloved big screen sci-fi franchise, Skyfall ended up being one of the best James Bond movies in the history of the series...
by Eric Eisenberg June 27, 2013 comments
The 10 Best Movie Music Moments Of 2012
For the last two weeks we have been applauding the best work of the year, from our individual critical top 10s to lists of our favorite action scenes, on-screen couples, facial hair statements, lines of dialogue, breakthrough performances and much more. And now its time to celebrate those very special moments of 2012 when cinema and music fell into perfect harmony.
by Eric Eisenberg December 31, 2012 comments
The Top 10 Movies Of 2012: Eric's List
Many consider 1982 to be one of the greatest years in movie history. With titles like E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Blade Runner, The Thing, Poltergeist, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, and many other influential, revolutionary, unforgettable movies, its a year that will always be remembered as a landmark in pop culture history. And now 30 years later we have a year that could very well end up being remembered the same way.
by Eric Eisenberg December 18, 2012 comments
The Best Movies We've Seen In 2012 So Far
Were gearing up for the fall film season, when studios stockpile most of their possible awards contenders. The last few months of 2012 should be crowded with valuable viewing opportunities, so we wanted to take a moment and reflect on the best films weve seen so far this year. Hopefully, well spotlight a film you havent seen yet, and, if so, inspire you to go hunt it down as soon as you can.
by CB Staff August 14, 2012 comments
Cabin In The Woods Blu-Ray/DVD Bonus Content Announced
There are some movies that are so enjoyable, we leave the theater wishing we could go straight to the store and buy it, then watch it over and over again. For me, The Cabin in the Woods was one of those movies, not only because it was one of the most entertaining films I've seen in the theater recently, but also because I'm certain I didn't see everything there was to see. Those who've seen the film likely know which scenes I'm referring to.
by Kelly West July 6, 2012 comments
The Cabin In The Woods Coming To Blu-Ray This September
In a perfect world, The Cabin in the Woods would have made a zillion dollars and earned the devotion of more than just the small handful of us who saw it and have been evangelizing about it ever sense. But there's still hope. Cabin is the sort of movie that has a tendency to blow up and find a huge following on DVD
by David Wharton June 28, 2012 comments
Weekend Box Office: Hunger Games Devours Fourth Number One In A Row
The Hunger Games proved once again to be an unstoppable force, taking the number one spot for the fourth weekend in a row. Dropping just 35% from last week it banked an additional $21 million, bringing its grand total in US sales to an impressive $337 million.
by Scott Gwin April 15, 2012 comments
Cabin In The Woods Director Drew Goddard Talks Releasing His Inner 12-Year-Old
The Cabin in the Woods, which is in theaters today, is a ridiculous amount of fun. While I still refuse to give away any details about the story or various plot points, I will tell you that it takes an impressive number of completely unexpected twists and turns and its just a joy. And thats what moviemaking is all about taking us on a wild ride filled with imagination.
by Eric Eisenberg April 13, 2012 comments
Five Spoiler-Free Reasons To See The Cabin In The Woods This Weekend
It occurred to me last night as I left the theater that Id underestimated just how much I was going to enjoy the new horror film The Cabin in the Woods. The trailers and critics have been hyping it up over the last few weeks. People said it was great, which is partially what motivated me to get to a midnight screening last night. But even with my expectations set almost unreasonably high, I found myself leaving the theater with a ridiculous grin on my face.
by Kelly West April 13, 2012 comments
Joss Whedon Talks His Brain Aneurysm Of A Movie, Cabin In The Woods
"We shot exactly what we wanted," Joss Whedon tells us in an exclusive interview, "and the movie that we made is exactly the one that we thought of when wed say, 'Wouldnt it be fun to make this movie?'
by Sean O'Connell April 12, 2012 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting The Cabin In The Woods, Three Stooges And Lockout Reviews
Is everyone done with their Easter egg hunts? Dont celebrate Easter? Me neither, but I still like to get out there and pick up an egg or two just to keep in practice. Whatever youre into today, its time to take a look at whats happening in the world of cinema this week
by Doug Norrie April 8, 2012 comments
Exclusive New TV Spot Lures You Into The Cabin In The Woods
You may not know it just yet, but next week all of you are in for a very special treat. Friday April 13th marks the release of The Cabin in the Woods, the new horror film from writer/director Drew Goddard and co-writer Joss Whedon, which is, unquestionably one of the best films of 2012 so far. I know there are many out there that are literally counting down the days until the movie is released, so today we have something for you to salivate over.
by Eric Eisenberg April 3, 2012 comments
Three New Images From The Cabin In The Woods Arrive Online
If you go to the IMDb page forThe Cabin in the Woods and scroll down past the first five names in the cast you'll notice two names that you should most definitely recognize: Bradley Whitford and Richard Jenkins. The two actors have spent decades creating reputations as terrific character actors with great range and talent, but you may have noticed that with the exception of a few shots of the back of their heads they are completely absent from the film's trailers.
by Eric Eisenberg March 28, 2012 comments
Cabin In The Woods Clip Has The Characters Playing A Game
Among the more anticipated films set to release next month is Cabin in the Woods, a horror film that not only looks like a lot of fun, but also appears to have a few surprising plot developments in store. I haven't seen the film yet, so spoilers are at a minimum in this article, and the video we have to show you doesnt give much away, other than that Cabin celebrates a time-honored adolescent past time.
by Kelly West March 23, 2012 comments
Join Us At A Special Advance Screening Of Cabin In The Woods In Columbus, Ohio!
On April 13 you'll have the chance to discover Cabin in the Woods for yourself-- and if you're in Columbus, Ohio, you can do it in the company of Cinema Blend, and more than two weeks before the movie hits theaters
by Katey Rich March 20, 2012 comments
Joss Whedon Says A Cabin In The Woods Sequel Could Be Possible
If theres one thing we know about horror films, its that they routinely spawn multiple sequels. And so, during an exclusive chat with Joss Whedon at SXSW, I asked him if he and co-writer/director Drew Goddard would consider revisiting the world
by Sean O'Connell March 11, 2012 comments
SXSW: Cabin In The Woods Blows The Doors Off The Paramount Theatre
The Paramount crowd devoured the film. By the time the second act kicked into gear, the Paramount screening was starting to feel more like a party than a screening, with audiences anticipating the next twist. By the bombastic third act -- which truly must be seen to be believed -- Cabin had turned the Paramount into a revival tent, and we were all worshipping at the altar of the horror genre and all of its celebratory conventions.
by Sean O'Connell March 10, 2012 comments
Joss Whedon Warns People Not To Spoil Cabin In The Woods
As the release of Cabin in the Woods approaches, I wonder if Im the only one who feels a mixture of excitement and faint anxiety over the horror film. As a fan of both Joss Whedon and Drew Goddards work, Im excited to finally get to see their movie. And Im also anxious over the thought that somehow, I wont make it to the release without accidentally catching an earful of spoiler. Even the recent TV spot hints at a twist we wont see coming.
by Kelly West March 9, 2012 comments
New Cabin In The Woods Stills And TV Spot
Today is a day about three years in the making. It was back in 2009 that Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon teamed up to make The Cabin in the Woods and after a long wait due to the MGM bankruptcy the film is finally ready to make its debut with a public audience. Tonight the movie will be having its premiere down in Austin, Texas at SXSW and to celebrate Lionsgate has released both a brand new TV spot as well as two new stills from the movie.
by Eric Eisenberg March 9, 2012 comments
Check Out The New Trailer For Cabin In the Woods, If You Dare
I've seen Cabin in the Woods-- though I'm not allowed to talk much about it-- and I actually don't think this trailer gives away too much. The fact that there's something unusual happening in this horror movie setup is revealed from the very beginning, and the really fun twists of the story-- along with the best jokes-- aren't spoiled here at all
by Katey Rich March 6, 2012 comments
Cabin In The Woods Reveals A Basement In New Image
Written by Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard (who also directs), Cabin casts handsome young talents as five friends staying in a cabin in the woods (duh) who run into strange problems. Everything were being told about Cabin by the lucky few whove seen it say that the less you know about the assorted twists and turns, the better it will play.
by Sean O'Connell February 22, 2012 comments
SXSW Announces 2012 Film Festival Lineup
Those paying attention to films that played past festivals and left with great acclaim will be thrilled to see that SXSW 2012 has programmed Gareth Evans The Raid, Bobcat Goldthwaits pitch-black God Bless America, and William Friedkins Killer Joe
by Sean O'Connell February 1, 2012 comments
Joss Whedon's Cabin In The Woods Opening SXSW In March
Written by Whedon and Goddard, Cabin in the Woods follows five friends into the woods where they plan on staying at a remote cabin (as the title suggests), only to find something. There are reportedly major twists coming in the second half of the film, and folks have been warned to avoid the teaser clip, which could give away more than you might want. All I know is that the Paramount Theatre is going to rock on opening night of SXSW, and Im thoroughly excited to be there.
by Sean O'Connell January 12, 2012 comments
Does The Cabin In The Woods Trailer Reveal Too Much?
Prior to watching the first trailer for Drew Goddard and Joss Whedons The Cabin in the Woods, I was under the impression that the film was your typical movie about young adults taking a trip into a backwoods area and being tormented by evil forces. And, frankly, thats the movie the opening of the trailer suggested, replete with creepy hillbillies and the kids swimming in the nearby lake.
by Eric Eisenberg December 6, 2011 comments
Cabin In the Woods Trailer Reveals A Major Twist
Cabin in the Woods looks to be filling the typical springtime horror movie slot that's been occupied by garbage like the Nightmare on Elm Street remake in the past, but this time the movie might actually be any good. It's hard to know if Cabin in the Woods will be as well-made as it appears to be clever
by Katey Rich December 5, 2011 comments
Joss Whedon's The Cabin In The Woods Gets A Twisted New Poster
It's been a long journey, but after years of waiting, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's Cabin in the Woods will finally be coming to a theater near you. As was announced back in July, the film is officially set to be released by MGM and Lionsgate on April 13, 2012. This puts the movie only five months away and while the hardcore Whedonites may have been thinking about the movie on a regular basis for the last three years, the project is still behind marketing-wise.
by Eric Eisenberg December 1, 2011 comments
Joss Whedon's Cabin In The Woods Gets A 2012 Release Date
Our own Josh Tyler reviewed the script nearly two years ago, and called it a smart, tight little script that has the potential to be something special. But circumstances conspired to keep Goddards directorial effort in developmental hell for years until Lionsgate lifted the completely finished thriller from the shelf, dusted it off, and set it up for a Friday, April 13, 2012 release date.
by Sean O'Connell July 21, 2011 comments
First Look Inside Joss Whedon's Cabin In The Woods
The first ever pic from The Cabin in the Woods shows all five of the movies main leads inside the titular cabin. The story revolves around five stereotypical horror movie kids who head out of town for a vacation in the woods at a rented cabin, only to discover that things arent quite what they seem.
by Josh Tyler July 6, 2011 comments
Lionsgate Wants To Pick Up Cabin In The Woods For Distribution
For the longest time the Joss Whedon/Drew Goddard-written horror film Cabin in the Woods has been sitting in a place worse than development hell: the dusty shelf. Completely finished, the only reason why the movie hasn't been released is because MGM went bankrupt and couldn't afford to release it.
by Eric Eisenberg April 28, 2011 comments
Two New Cabin In The Woods Posters Lament The Fact That It Hasn't Been Released Yet
Though everyone is excited that both James Bond and The Hobbit are back on track and getting ready to come out in the next couple years, we mustn't forget about another lost MGM project: Cabin in the Woods. Written by Joss Whedon and directed by Drew Goddard, the film is 100% done and just waiting for distribution.
by Eric Eisenberg April 14, 2011 comments
Deal Between MGM And Sony May Result In The Release Of Red Dawn And Cabin In The Woods
With MGM finally achieving financial stability, nearly all of the headlines have been focused on the studio's two biggest
by Eric Eisenberg February 8, 2011 comments
Joss Whedon's Cabin In The Woods May Be MGM's Next Casualty
First it was James Bond, then The Hobbit, now Joss Whedon is being taken out by MGMs ongoing financial nuclear winter. Actually this is progress for Joss. Usually hes the first to take the hit
by Josh Tyler June 17, 2010 comments
Joss Whedon's Cabin In The Woods Pushed Back A Year
We still don't know much about the plot of Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's horror movie Cabin in the Woods, but one thing's for certain-- it's apparently going to look awesome in 3D
by Katey Rich October 9, 2009 comments
Script Review: Joss Whedon's The Cabin In The Woods
Co-written by Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard (who will also direct), The Cabin in the Woods is exactly what youd expect from a Joss Whedon scripted movie and probably nothing like youd expect from any other horror movie called The Cabin in the Woods
by Josh Tyler September 16, 2009 comments


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I have Zimbra 3.1 installed on SuSE 10 box (updated with latest patches, P4/2.8 GHz, 1 GB RAM, RAID 5, only 20 mailboxes). I have run into problem - after certain period of time Zimra's Tomcat halts, and the whole Zimbra suite becomes unoperacional. Rebooting helps, but only for limited period of time. I have checked log, and found this:
2006-04-23 18:08:02,266 INFO [Pop3Server-18050] [] pop - connected
2006-04-23 18:08:02,275 INFO [Timer-0] [] stats - 04/23/2006 18:08:02,1,18308030,1,,,8,0.75,,,,,,,,,,,,,,88.748 ,0,83,73,4,566,39614,,1,0,0,0
2006-04-23 18:08:02,578 INFO [Pop3Server-18050] [ip=192.168.0.66;firstname.lastname@example.com;] pop - quit from client
2006-04-23 18:08:02,579 INFO [Pop3Server-18050] [] ProtocolHandler - Handler exiting normally
2006-04-23 18:08:17,814 FATAL [LmtpServer-1068] [] system - Fatal error occurred while handling connection
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
2006-04-24 09:47:48,902 INFO [LmtpServer-13] [firstname.lastname@example.com;] FileBlobStore - Renamed id=3039 mbox=3 oldpath=/opt/zimbra/store/incoming/1145861029924-78.msg newpath=/opt/zimbra/store/0/3/msg/0/3039-4852.msg
2006-04-24 09:47:51,096 INFO [LmtpServer-13] [firstname.lastname@example.com;] mailbox - Added message id=3039 digest=EQjSlEZXDrk5VuPyX4mPTAVxAKU= mailbox=3 email@example.com
2006-04-24 09:47:51,633 FATAL [LmtpServer-17] [] system - Fatal error occurred while handling connection
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
I have reinstalled Zimbra, it did not help. It looks like out of memory problem with JVM. I have second JVM 1.5 installed (from SuSE distro), which is also active. May be this is possible cause of the problem? I have checked RAM - 40% free almost all the time, and very few swap used.


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Preparation for Pre-Professional Programs
The University of Alaska Fairbanks offers academic programs and courses that prepare students to be competitive and successful applicants to professional post-baccalaureate programs.
Pre-medicine, pre-dentistry, pre-veterinary medicine, pre-pharmacy and pre-law are not undergraduate majors, but rather a suggested program of study to prepare students to apply to these professional programs. Many professional programs prefer or require a bachelor's degree be completed prior to acceptance, so plan to complete an undergraduate degree as well as the prerequisites of the professional program in which you are interested. Typically your choice of major will not affect your chances of admission to a professional program, so choose a major that both interests you and allows you to complete appropriate prerequisite coursework.
The Academic Advising Center provides information to UAF students on how to prepare for professional programs that are not currently offered in the state of Alaska. UAF students may complete the required prerequisite courses as well as an associate of arts or associate of science degree and a bachelor's degree in preparation for applying to their program of interest.
The Academic Advising Center has researched the admission requirements for many professional schools to assist students in preparing for graduate and professional study. Most professional programs are very competitive and require high grades, high test scores (GRE, MCAT, DAT or LSAT), a proven interest in the field (exposure through volunteer or work experience, and extra-curricular activities) and several letters of reference.
Students interested in pursuing a professional post-baccalaureate degree should use the information provided as a guideline. Admission requirements will vary by school. It is important to verify specific admissions requirements with each school of interest.
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The fifteen states that comprise the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) provide their residents with opportunities to attend member schools at reduced non-resident tuition rates. WICHE's Professional Student Exchange Program offers Alaska residents access to degree programs in dentistry, occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, and podiatry.
The WWAMI (Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho) program has partnered with the University of Washington to allow accepted Alaska residents to spend their first few years of medical school at the University of Alaska Anchorage campus followed by additional classroom and clinical instruction at the University of Washington's Seattle campus. Alaska residents only compete for acceptance with other students from Alaska. When accepted, they pay Washington State resident tuition. Additional information on the WWAMI program is available on UAA's website.
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Dear Editor:
As a registry reform advocate and fianc�e to a registrant who committed his crime as a minor, I was dismayed to read that Greene County legislators are calling on New York to enact Jessica's Law. As their resolution lacks empirical research, I urge them to reconsider this hasty call for a politically popular but myth-based policy. Otherwise, they risk the safety of our communities, families and most vulnerable citizens due to disastrous unintended consequences.
The study cited by the resolution, "Recidivism of Sex Offenders," is from 2001 and merely a compilation of recidivism studies of the past. Many of these studies are between 20 and 30 years old, and obviously devoid of any research that has been done on sex offenders and sex offender policies in recent past. In fact, the study goes on to say that "practitioners must continue to look to the most up-to-date research studies on sex offender recidivism."
There are dozens of more recent state, federal and independent recidivism studies available to lawmakers on which to base legislation - all of which cite single-digit sexual re-offense rates. Studies on similar topics - such as the fact that 96 percent of sex crimes are committed by people who aren't on the registry, and that 95 percent of crimes against children are committed by family or friends - must also be considered when crafting legislation aimed at reducing sexual crimes.
It might be uncomfortable, awkward and certainly politically unpopular to challenge existing sex offender laws. But as long as legislators base public policy on emotion and myths, children remain dangerously unprotected from the most likely sources of abuse.
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Prefilter-Water from the cold supply pipe is directed to the prefilter cartridge. The prefilter is a replaceable sediment cartridge containing activated carbon. The prefilter reduces chlorine in the feed water because CHLORINE DESTROYS THE REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE. Filtered, clean, chlorine-reduced water flows from the prefilter to the Reverse Osmosis cartridge
R.O. Membrane - The factory original GE membrane is effective at reducing contaminents from your drinking water. The GE R.O. Membrane life expectancy is aproximately 3 to 6 years. Membrane dimension is 11-5/8" X 2". The GE FX18M Membrane is made of a Thin Film Polyamid material. This FX18 GE Membrane and filter set are used in models PNRV18, PNRV18BB, PNRV18WH, PNRV18Z, PNRV18ZBL, PNRV18ZBL01, PNRV18ZCC and PNRV18ZWW
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We are seeing dramatic shifts as our planet becomes smarter. Every aspect of life is benefiting from the instrumentation, interconnection and the infusion of intelligence into the systems of the world. Networking is no exception, and the emerging OpenFlow specification promises a greater level of intelligence in Ethernet networks through a new approach called Software-Defined Networking (SDN).
OpenFlow is a network protocol that has been developed over the past six years at Stanford University. It was initially created for researchers and universities as a tool to allow experimentation with new protocols and is now showing great promise for today's highly virtualized enterprise and cloud computing networks.
IBM is an industry leader in network virtualization technology and cloud computing through IBM System Networking's VMready product and is actively participating in the standardization of virtualization in networks through our leadership contribution to the IEEE 802.1Qbg standard. IBM is actively involved in OpenFlow technology.
OpenFlow is being promoted by the Open Networking Foundation formed by six companies that own and operate some of the largest networks in the world — Deutsche Telekom, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Verizon and Yahoo! — as well as 17 member companies, including IBM and other major equipment vendors, networking and virtualization software suppliers and chip technology providers. OpenFlow is a disruptive technology that enables customers to choose their networking hardware and software separately in order to design best-of-breed data center solutions.
There are many applications for OpenFlow in modern networks. For example:
- A network administrator could create on-demand "express lanes" for voice and data traffic that are time-sensitive.
- Software could also be used to combine several fiber optic links into a larger virtual pipe for temporarily handing a particularly heavy flow of traffic, and then have the channels automatically separate again when the data rush is over.
- Service providers could use OpenFlow to help build a Smarter Planet by offering remote services such as home security or energy management.
- In cloud computing environments, OpenFlow improves scalability and enables resources to be shared efficiently among different services in response to the number of users.
OpenFlow revolutionizes the monolithic model of conventional network devices by managing the flow tables on network switches, routers and access points independently of the device's software. It removes much of the network decision making, often called the "control plane" from network devices into an external controller that can be implemented using standard server technology.
At Interop Las Vegas, May 8-12, 2011, IBM System Networking and NEC will be showing, for the first time publically, a proof-of-concept demo of an OpenFlow-enabled IBM BNT RackSwitch G8264 working in concert with an NEC OpenFlow controller. IBM will also participate in the InteropNet OpenFlow Lab, which will educate attendees on the principles, functions and features of OpenFlow. The lab will demonstrate OpenFlow in different scenarios, including loop free networking, dynamic load balancing across multiple links and quality of service for VoIP.
We are proud to be one of the inaugural members of the Open Networking Foundation, which again demonstrates IBM's long-standing commitment to making a difference for customers with open industry standards, which are essential for the Smarter Computing that powers a Smarter Planet.


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Margot Townsend Jewelry is located in a nondescript building in Midtown Atlanta, but inside, there are bangles, baubles and bling.
Townsend, a former buyer for Nieman Marcus, designs costume jewelry as well as replicas of royal gems sold in museum gift shops.
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"We are a wholesalers. You can find our designs in boutiques areound the world, QVC and the Home Shopping Network," she said.
Townsend opens her tiny showroom to the public a few times a year via word of mouth and email to liquidate overstock and extra inventory.
Items are priced at or below wholesale prices. For example, bangle bracelets with cubic zircon ia are $9.99.
Margot Townsend Jewelry is located at 1929 Piedmont Circle in Midtown Atlanta. The showroom will be open from 10 to 7pm Monday through Friday.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Michael Brown announced on his twitter account on Tuesday evening that with great disappointment he is withdrawing from the At-Large DC Council Race.
"I have some very important personal and family matters that require immediate attention," Brown said in a statement.
He went on to thank family, friends, and supporters for their understanding.
"I will not be making an endorsement, vote Democrat," he added.
An hour before he renounced Brown tweeted 'building support: we are on a roll' and showed a picture of race stickers.


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The Havelock Christmas Parade is seeking participants for its 42nd annual event scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 8.
The deadline for applications is 5 p.m. on Nov. 30.
The parade is open to any civic organizations, business, church group or individual but an application must be completed that includes a brief description about the entry.
Parade floats will be judged with first-, second- and third-place awards presented. Floats must be lined up by 1:30 p.m. to be judged.
The theme for this year�s parade is "The Joy of Christmas."
The entry for businesses wishing to participate is $25, while there is no charge for nonprofit groups.
The parade route will start at the eastern end of East Main Street in the Cherry Shopping Center and continue west to Cunningham Boulevard and end in front of the city�s Harrier monument.
For more information or to get an application, contact the Havelock Parks and Recreation Department at 444-6429.
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Hitachi 0B20874 / HUS151436VLS300 36GB 15K 3.0Gbps SAS / Serial Attached SCSI Hard Drive - Brand New
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Hitachi delivers its highest-performing hard drive ever with the introduction of the Ultrastar. With average seek times as fast as 3.3 ms, average latency of 2 ms, and as much as 33 percent more in I/Os per second than its rivals, customers can access their data more quickly and efficiently. These performance characteristics of the Ultrastar make it the ideal solution for mission-critical enterprise computing environments like online transaction processing, data analysis, and other multi-user applications. Performance and reliability are key requirements for enterprise-class hard drives. The mature design of the Ultrastar ensures greater reliability, which helps enable shorter qualification times. Several key technologies are designed into Ultrastar drives to ensure high reliability, enhance performance and protect customer data. The Ultrastar incorporates Rotational Vibration Safeguard (RVS) technology to maintain drive performance in multi-drive systems where rotational vibration is likely to occur. Fluid dynamic bearing (FDB) motors deliver quieter drives with improved data integrity. Hitachi offers the only enterprise-class hard drive utilizing a head load/unload ramp which helps minimize drive failures caused by handling damage during integration.
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text: News Flaming school bus rolls toward fire truck 2 years ago in Viral Videos BUS ON FIRE: No one was injured in this scary school bus fire. Photo: YouTube The stunning video from Minneapolis shows a school bus that caught fire on Tuesday afternoon, according to news channel KDSK.com. Thankfully, there were no children aboard the bus and the driver got away unharmed.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- What would normally have been a uneventful drive on the Capitol Beltway turned into Close Encounters of the Third Kind for several drivers in College Park late Wednesday night.
Sightings of an apparent "unidentified flying object" being pulled on a flatbed traveling along I-495 blew up Twitter last night with witness accounts and pictures. The large, saucer-shaped vehicle garnered the attention of many social media users into the early morning hours, but 9 NEWS NOW is learning the incident has less to do with E.T., and more to do with the United States military.
Maryland State police says the military submitted a permit for a police escort, which describes the object only as "other."According to Jamie Cosgrove, Public Affairs Officer for the Navy Unmanned Combat Air Demonstrator Program, "other" was actually the X-47B, an unmanned air vehicle made by Northrup Grumman. The X-47B is also known as the UCAS-D (Unmanned Combat Air System Demonstrator).
Cosgrove says the vehicle was transported across country after undergoing testing at Edwards Air Force Base in California. The X-47B's long trek started two and a half weeks ago and came to an end around 2:00 Thursday morning at Naval Air Station Patuxent River where it will undergo further testing as the first unmanned vehicle designed to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier.
Maryland State Police provided 8 cruisers to accompany the aircraft starting at the mile marker 6 of I-68 around 6:00 Wednesday evening. The large escort was needed to help guide the cumbersome load and block oncoming traffic as the hauler passed through bridges and over-passes.
The presence of a huge white tarp covering the vehicle, along with the aircraft's massive size and pronounced police presence only added to the mystery of the odd sight, which garnered much attention from motorists and subsequent social media enthusiasts.


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HAYMARKET, Va. (Aisha Chowdhry, WUSA9) -- A couple from Virginia held a benefit golf tournament to help wounded soldiers and their families.
The tournament was held in mid-October. The benefits go towards setting up the "Bull Run Warrior Retreat", where soldiers and their families can relax during the recovery process.
Sergeant first class Tonce Cutler is transitioning back to normal life after being in the battlefield, and he has found just the right sport.
"Coming from the battle zone to a nice place like this..it's very relaxing to an individual who has possibly seen nothing but sands and rocks and mountains for the last year," Cutler said.
That is one of the reasons why John and Shirley Dominick held this golf tournament. This was a benefit for their non-profit, Serving our willing warriors, also known as SOWW. That is a place where soldiers can get help and a 'home away from home.'
"The goal is to do whatever we can for one person. I mean, if it changes one persons life, that's our goal," said John.
SOWW aims to build 4 houses on 44 acres of land which provide a getaway for soldiers and their families. For Shirley, who has served 22-years in the Air Force, she considers it her duty to give back to the military.
Shirley has committed herself to working towards helping wounded soldiers. "This is truly to my heart, how we as a community can give back to those who serve," she said.
People like Sgt. Culter understand that, but he also has a message for people who are not in his shoes.
"Know that we have been somewhere other people haven't and appreciate that."
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Finger Food Survival : 5 Great Tips
by ShaunaS
Longer days and vacations can mean heading out more often to sight-see and enjoy the warm summer days. You may find yourself stopping for ice tea to relax and enjoy the sights when all of the sudden you are confronted with tasty "patio bites!"
The problem: most patio fare (which is basically a fancy term for appetizer) comes in the form of greasy finger foods. However, with a little know-how, you can order healthy bites and keep them within snack-range instead of a high calorie meal!
Navigate the Appetizer Menu: 5 Easy Tips
1. Avoid dishes that are �fried�, �breaded�, �crispy�, �creamy�, �stuffed� or �battered� and look for dishes that ome �poached�, �grilled� or �steamed�.
2. Look for restaurants that are more likely to offer healthier appetizer fare such as Greek, Indian or vegetarian eateries.
3. Add veggies or fruit wherever you can! Ask for another menu and look for salads or vegetable sides. Almost every kitchen has some veggies that are already prepped. Don�t be afraid to make your own appetizer plate by asking for fresh cut veggies and low-fat salad dressing!
4. Go easy on the alcohol! Blended and tropical drinks are popular during the summer; however, some of these drinks can have up to 600 calories! Try a glass of wine, light beer or wine spritzer instead and save 100�s of calories. And, remember to keep you intake moderate, too much can ruin your best intentions of eating healthy.
5. Healthier options: shrimp cocktail, roasted garlic with bread (no butter), side salad, broth based soup, fresh spring rolls, veggie or fruit platter, hummus and pita or vegetable sushi.
Bring the Party Home!
Why not relax in the comfort of your own patio or yard? You can even enjoy all of the hard work you�ve put into your yard! The following recipe makes for perfect finger food, feel free to experiment with veggie combinations!
Pita Pizza Triangles
Whole wheat pita bread
Tomato sauce
Shredded low-fat mozzarella cheese
Garlic powder and black pepper to taste
Baby spinach leaves
Chopped mushrooms
Preheat oven to 350. Place pita breads rounds (leave pitas whole) on a baking sheet lined with foil. Top each pita round with 2-3 tablespoons tomato sauce and sprinkle with garlic powder and black pepper to taste. Top with � cup low-fat mozzarella cheese, a half-cup baby spinach leaves and � cup chopped mushrooms. Bake until cheese is melted and pita bread is crisp. Allow pita rounds to cool, slice and serve!
Nutrition Information (per pita round): 222 calories, 16.8 g protein, 32.5 g carb, 5.1 g fat, 2.5 g saturated fat, 770 mg sodium, 7.2 g fiber.
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This catalogue is added to regularly and includes paintings, drawings, watercolours, prints, sculptures and applied art in the Industry collections of Amgueddfa Cymru — National Museum Wales, which includes the National Waterfront Museum, Big Pit: National Coal Museum, and the National Slate Museum. Some entries don't yet have images due to photography being needed, or copyright not yet being cleared.
We have sought to identify copyright holders and obtain reproduction permission in all relevant cases; if we have inadvertently reproduced anything without permission or misattributed copyright, please contact us. For further information about works in the collection please contact Mark Etheridge. For further information about image licensing, please contact Kay Kays.
We would appreciate feedback about Images of Industry, and any new information about works in the collection. Please note that the Art Department also holds a collection relating to industrial Wales. Some of these can be viewed via Art Collections Online.