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Beeline top management working with subscribers in sales and service offices on Beeline "Client Day"
Tbilisi refutes Armenian transport minister's statement about Yerevan-Tbilisi talks on unblocking of road via South Ossetia
On July 1 coupon bonds by Ameriabank with total volume of USD 15 mln were listed and included in main Abond list of NASDAQ OMX Armenia
South Ossetia has not received any request from Armenia related to transportation of cargos
Edward Nalbandian: We should not allow politicization of BSEC
Ardshinbank raised 10 million US dollars to extend its SME lending
On the threshold of its 20th anniversary ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank launches special campaign offering MasterCard Gold premium class credit card on beneficial terms
ICRC in Stepanakert visited Azerbaijani raiders: Hasanov states that Aliyev will "free" them
Court extends arrest of Analitik.am editor for 2 more months
The Olympic Games in Brazil, a country that welcomes the world with open arms Michel Temer Interim President of the Republic
Poll: Nikol Pashinyan and Zaruhi Postanjyan are the most opposition politicians
Areximbank-GPB Group and Ria Money Transfers halve commission fee for money transfers to Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova
Graduation certificates given to 1,500 students of French University in Armenia within15 years
Armenia improves its positions on US State Department's 2016 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict negatively impacts cooperation of Armenia and Azerbaijan with NATO and enabling Russia's "management of instability" in the region
Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations: Over 100 trucks and 20 passenger cars still remain on Military- Georgian road
Views from Warsaw: "Enhancement of NATO presence on its Eastern flank is a part of further response to Russian aggression against Ukraine and hostile stance towards the Alliance"
James Walick says OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs looking to organize meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani president soon
Yandex.Taxi launches activity in Armenia
Russian Emergency Situations Ministry's aircraft delivers 51 Armenian citizens trapped on Upper Lars checkpoint to Yerevan
OSCE CiO: "Germany and Azerbaijan share the view that the current status quo is unsustainable"
Forecast: Russia will always try to use Armenia as an important outpost in the South Caucasus
With Rostelecom assistance Yenokyan brothers from Vayots Dzor attended summer camp organized by Tumo
NKR Defense Army: Azerbaijan opened fire on civilians
Teghout CJSC to hold meetings on Teghout project on July 14
Yair Auron: Israeli Knesset will hold discussion on Armenian Genocide on July 5
Gagik Beglaryan considers that good roads will make Armenia attractive for Iranian business
Beeline Armenia holds a Digithon to reveal most promising and innovative solutions for development of the company
Armenian minister of transport and communication urges Yandex Taxi management to sign contracts with licensed drivers only
Armenia holds negotiations with Georgia and Russia for opening alternative road to Russia
Azerbaijani FM: Time has come to start serious work on settlement of Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Anelik Bank and Ria Money Transfers launch a joint campaign on July 1, with the fee for money transfers to Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova halved
NKR Prosecutor General's Office completes investigation of murders of Armenian servicemen during April war: ears and fingers of many of them were cut off by Azeris
Forecast: Russia would oppose any deeper cooperation of Armenia with NATO by putting pressure on government in Yerevan
John Evans: It is time for Artsakh to take its place directly at the table of negotiations
Alexander Lukashevich does not anticipate any breakthrough solutions in Karabakh peace process with Steinmeier's visit to region
Baku reacts to Frank-Walter Steinmeier's meeting with Bako Sahakyan
Frank-Walter Steinmeier visits Armenian Genocide Memorial in Yerevan
Nalbandian about Brexit: Armenia will continue efforts towards enhancement of cooperation with Great Britain
Armenia and Germany sign intergovernmental agreement to avoid double taxation
Armenian Emergency Ministry: Russian rescue plane transporting Armenian citizens from Upper Lars border crossing makes emergency landing in Mineralniye Vody
Ambassador Mills says fighting corruption is not just a point in the list of contemplated actions that can be marked as done
Nouvelles d`Armenie: French government presents text of draft law criminalizing denial of Armenian Genocide
Former US ambassador to be included in black list of Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry for his visit to Artsakh
Nalbandian: Issue of giving Nagorno-Karabakh a status of autonomy within Azerbaijan has not been discussed
Steinmeier: Status quo in Karaabkh settlement may lead to new outbreak of violence
Rostelecom discussed with Armenian radio companies possibilities of using modern technological solutions in radio broadcasting
Orientalist: German Bundestag's recognition of the Armenian Genocide is logical continuation of Pope Francis' statement during the mass in 2015
Seyran Ohanyan: Army leadership knows what and where to plan
MP: Ratification of agreement on Joint Air Defense will affect Armenia's independence
Batu Kutelia: Warsaw Summit will give definite political and military answers to Russia's attempted aggressive revisionism
Masis Mailyan : Baku intends to continue its "military diplomacy" with impunity
Paul Stronski: Yerevan's security alliance with Moscow will not impede Armenia's good ties with NATO
Alekper Aliyev: Nothing can justify our protracted fratricidal war
Giorgi Kanashvili: In case Karabakh conflict is settled, Armenia is able to make a U-turn and join NATO even sooner than Georgia will do
Sargis Hatspanyan: Our soldiers carried out their obligations and slapped not only the Azerbaijani but also Armenian authorities in the face
Vladimir Yevseyev: Updated Madrid Principles will not be implemented until the armed conflict is frozen
Polish Ambassador: Armenia is an ancient Christian country with European mentality and quite good prospects for European integration
It is necessary to lay down logical demands to Moscow instead of blaming it for all deadly sins
Lithuania's Ambassador: Extension of relations with EU is priority and future for Armenia
Arman Melikyan: Without Aliyev in power in Baku, Moscow will have to forget about its control over South Caucasus
Iran is trying to prevent the delimitation of the Caspian Sea for fear of the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline project, Russian political expert Gevorg Mirzayan told on Wednesday.
"If the sea is delimited, the pipeline will be built, and this will put an end to Iran's plans to lay own pipelines from the East to the West and to fill them with own gas," the expert said.
He believes that if Iran is split into parts, it will be much harder to come to terms with, say, Northern Iran or Southern Azerbaijan than it is with the current Iranian authorities.
"The Azeris perfectly know it and are much afraid of the Iranians. Their leader Ilham Aliyev is not a fool and may still have Iran's split in mind when speaking against it. But, on the other hand, he knows that the United States and Israel will go away from Iran after invading it and will leave his country face to face with an enraged neighbor," the expert said.
Central Valley Congressmen urge US to follow Pontiff's lead in reaffirming Armenian Genocide
Nouvelles d`Armenie: French government presents text of draft law criminalizing denial of Armenian Genocide
Official Baku comments on Nagorno Karabakh's President visit to Brussels
Germany recognizes Armenian Genocide
Timur Urazayev: Initiative to recognize genocide should be addressed to those accused of committing genocide
"We are the Owners of Our Country": Arrested officers of Defense Ministry involved in criminal schemes were instructed by higher echelons


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Learning to Rock 'n Roll
The first thing you need to know about my stint at Rock 'n Roll Fantasy Camp is this: I can't sing. I'm the alto who didn't make the choir, who tripped up on the harmony parts at church, and who tried out for the big high school musical and was cast . . . as a dancer. In the back.
Here is another thing you need to know: You can count the number of rock concerts I have attended on one hand. Truth: I have never even played air guitar. So spending five days in Los Angeles with 105 men and women who want nothing more than to play alongside Roger Daltrey from the Who and the members of Cheap Trick is not exactly my fantasy. At my fantasy camp, we would learn how to wear gardenias in our hair and sing jazz standards in smoky nightclubs.
So you might ask, what am I doing one night in tall black boots, singing backup for Daltrey in front of a screaming crowd at the House of Blues in Los Angeles? Having the time of my life, that's what.
On the first day, I meet Karen Yadvish Beeson while waiting for the bus that will take us from our hotel to camp headquarters: SIR studios on Sunset Boulevard. Beeson is a 42-year-old molecular biologist from Virginia. The team at her lab has contributed to the sequencing of the human genome, but still, she's scared stiff by the first camp hurdle: tryouts.
We have to perform in front of the 12 rock professionals — Doug Fieger, who wrote "My Sharona," and Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad, to name a couple — who will be coaching us and choosing who they want in their bands. Everyone, no matter how little talent they have, will end up in a group. Over the next few days, we will train for a battle-of-the-bands.
Beeson pulls a tiny flask of Jack Daniel's from her jacket and says, "This is my breakfast."
She hates to perform in front of people — she doesn't even like to talk in front of them — but she's here because her favorite band, Cheap Trick, was billed as part of the camp. To boost her confidence, she's got her Rick Nielsen signature guitar and a black-and-white checkerboard case, patterned after the one played by the band's lead guitarist, and she's brought her husband, Mark, a graphic designer who plays in his own band. "I'm her roadie," he jokes.
The first to audition is Mark Province, 47, a stockbroker from Oklahoma who tells us that he hasn't been onstage since he was nine and lost a talent contest to a dwarf who sang "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." Province launches into a heated rendition of "Born to Be Wild." Everyone goes crazy.
I look over at the table of counselors. Mark Slaughter, of the eponymous metal band, is pumping his fist in the air. Jack Blades, camp director, is swinging a microphone stand over the cheering crowd. It's barely past 10:30 AM.
The camp's founder, David Fishof, told me it would be like this. A former sports agent turned entertainment producer, he has been pulling these programs together since 1997. When I spoke to him prior to signing up, he told me that the experience changes people's lives. I rolled my eyes at the time. Now I'm beginning to wonder.
School of Rock: Rock 'n Roll Fantasy Camp
A woman over 40 attends rock and roll fantasy camp
Learning to Rock 'n Roll

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The Patient Body: Your Ethical and Religious Directives
"The Patient Body" is a monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine.
40 Years of The Exorcist
2013 marks not just 40 years of Roe v. Wade but 40 years of The Exorcist, the classic horror movie about piety and possession in a little girl's upstairs bedroom.
38 Years
My naive questions on this anniversary of Roe v. Wade are: Why, when organized anti-abortion groups are predominantly evangelical/fundamentalist/orthodox Christian, are we not having a broader discussion about separation of church and state laws governing patients' rights? To do so would not undermine individual rights to personal or religious freedom. Or is patient autonomy not...


text: Aug 4, 2013 17:56 Les Miles goes through ESPN's 'car wash' Monday Les Miles goes through ESPN's 'car wash' Monday Associated Press photo by DAVE MARTIN.LSU coach Les Miles said Wednesday that the Tigers' 2014 season opener, against Wisconsin at Reliant Stadium in Houston, will 'almost (be) a home game for us, and we'll enjoy the local venue and the Texas spotlight.' Advocate news services July 21, 2013; 10:25 p.m. Comments LSU football coach Les Miles will join seven other coaches from the Southeastern Conference in Bristol, Conn., on Monday at ESPN going through the network's "car wash." Miles will participate in just about all of ESPN's daily shows, including appearances on "SportsCenter," "First Take" and "College Football Live." Miles will get his day started on the ESPN campus at 10 a.m. CST with an appearance on "GameDay Radio," followed by a live spot on "SportsCenter "at 10:20 a.m. He will appear on "First Take" at 10:40 a.m. Other highlights include: "SportsCenter Tonight" at noon, an appearance on "College Football Live" at 12:30 p.m., a college football roundtable at 12:45 and an appearance on the "SVP and Russillo Radio Show" at 1:15. Miles will round out the day with an appearance on "College GameDay" at 1:45, followed by a Twitter chat at 2 and ESPN.com chat at 2:15. All times are subject to change. The rest of the SEC coaches will appear Monday and Tuesday. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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"Jesus answered her, "If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water." (John 4:10
Water, H2O, is essential for life. Humans, animals, and plants need sufficient amounts of water to live. Insufficiency causes dehydration (loss of water), dryness, and can have serious consequences. Water is very significant to people as it is part of over 50% of the body composition. People can get water from a couple of sources such as food and drink that they consume. Water intake is proportioned to height and weight of the individual. Men need on average about 13 cups (8 oz.) while women will need less. Also, one must be aware of the ways water is lost and adjust these conditions.
God states the need for a different kind of water. Jesus spoke and called it, "living water." This type of water is to quench the spiritual thirst of the recipient. Every person is made in God's image and have a spiritual side. The spiritual side desires to worship and can be found around the world in different nations, peoples, and languages. Jesus is the only fulfillment to spiritual thirst. He promised that His worshippers would not experience insufficiency and suffer death as a consequence for the lack of spiritual water. He or she will live eternally.
This water of life is available to all who believer. God does not withhold it, but He gives the Holy Spirit freely to all who ask. Believers receive the "living water" and have eternal life in them.
Believer, your faith in Jesus has forever quenched your spiritual thirst. The Holy Spirit flows through you!
Water Challenge:
Keep the water of life flowing!
- Pray consistently
- Read, meditate, and memorize the word of God
- Practice these and other spiritual disciplines regularly for growth
God meets the challenge and quenches the thirst.
- Bless you with His presence.
- Give you wisdom and revelation.
- Direct your path in His purposes and meaning of life.


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By Larissa Chapman
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03 February 2012 16:34
World Horse Welfare's Press Officer, Lou Chapman, is donning her running shoes to raise money for World Horse Welfare and needs more people to join her for the 26 mile challenge in April.
She's taking part in one of the biggest running events in the world - the London Marathon - to raise money for the charity. Lou is still feeling confident about completing the race despite a rocky start to her training "I was out of action for a few months towards the end of last year because of an ear virus and a stress fracture in my foot!
"But despite these minor setbacks I'm really looking forward to the challenge and I'm determined to make it round in one piece. I completed the London Marathon in 2006 and I can remember the real sense of achievement that you feel once you've crossed the finish line."
You can join in with the adrenaline packed day as World Horse Welfare still has one Golden Bond space left for someone to sign up to. To be able to successfully take part you would need to raise a minimum of £1,500 in sponsorship money.
The charity also have four spaces left for the Brighton Marathon which is happening on Sunday 15 April 2012. Frances Plume is Fundraising Supporter Officer at World Horse Welfare, "It would be fantastic if anyone would like to run for us in either of the marathons," she says. "There is still time to train and be well-prepared for the events.
"It's a great opportunity for people to raise money, as well as the profile of the charity, so we can help even more neglected and abused horses in the UK and worldwide."
If you are interested in running the London Marathon or Brighton Marathon, please contact Frances on 01953 497210 or email email@example.com
If you would like to sponsor Lou who is taking part in this year's London Marathon, please visit her Just Giving page at www.justgiving.com/Lou-Chapman0
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Dividend Investing at Work – August 2013
This month, I've been spoiled with four dividend increases.
Early in August, Union Pacific (UNP) raised its quarterly dividend by 14.5%, from $0.69 per share to $0.79 per share.
This most recent increase is in line with the last increase which was of 15%.
Notably, in recent years, UNP has been aggressively increasing its dividend. However, the price to pay for the high growth is a low yield.
Later, the Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), one of Canada's Big Six banks, raised its quarterly dividend by 3.3%, from CA$0.60 per share to CA$0.62 per share.
At first sight, that does not seem to be much but it was BNS's second dividend increase this year.
Overall, BNS has increased its dividend by 8.8% this year.
A couple of days later, Royal Bank of Canada (RY), Canada's largest bank, raised its quarterly dividend by 6.3%, from CA$0.63 per share to CA$0.67 per share.
As for BNS, this was RY's second increase this year.
Overall, RY has increased its quarterly dividend by 11.7% this year.
Finally, one the same day as RY, TD Bank, Canada's second largest bank, raised its quarterly dividend by 4.9%, from CA$0.81 per share to CA$0.85 per share.
This was also TD's second increase this year.
Including both increases, TD has raised its dividend by 10.4% this year.
Since my stake in UNP is relatively small, this last increase will have only a small impact on my total annual dividends. However, my stakes in BNS, RY and TD are more important. So these last increases should provide a noticeable boost in my annual dividends.
Overall, all these dividend increases contribute to making my business more profitable. And not having to work for them is all the better.
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Sophomore Nicoline Engstroem Skaug
March 3, 2014
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - After one round of play, the 54th-ranked East Carolina women's golf team is tied for fifth and sits just six shots out of first place a the 2014 Hurricane Invitational.
The Pirates combined to shoot a 290 (6-over) in round one at the Biltmore Golf Course putting them six shots behind tournament leader, host institutional and No. 30 Miami (284). Iowa State is one shot off the lead followed by Campbell (289) and Kennesaw State (289), who are both tied for third. Rounding out the top five are ECU and Northwestern (290).
A trio of Pirates are among the top 15 heading into second round action. Sophomore Nicoline Engstroem Skaug is tied for eight after posting an even-round 71 (35-36), which consisted of 16 pars, a bogey and a birdie on the tenth hole.
Sophomore Frida Gustafsson Spang and senior Fanny Wolte both fired rounds of 1-over par (72) and are tied for 15th. Both tallied 11 pars, three birdies and four bogeys during their initial rounds. Rounding out the Pirates roster are juniors Katie Kirk (75) and Emily Eng (76), who are tied for 41st and 50th.
Miami's Daniela Darquea leads the event after her opening round score of 68 that gave her a one-shot lead over Middle Tennessee State's Avery George and Iowa State's Sasikarn On-lam after 18 holes.
The second round of the three-day event begins at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. Golfers will tee off in eight-minute intervals from both the No. 1 and No. 10 tees. Wednesday's final round will commence with an 8 a.m. shotgun start.
The 2014 Hurricane Invitational will be played over three days at the par-71, 6,092-yard course at the Biltmore, a few miles from the University of Miami campus.


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Purchased this dress for my September wedding but ended up falling in love with another dress. This style is still available at David's Bridal website so you can see more pictures there.
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30 Day Challenge Menu – Week 2
I hope the menu last week was helpful for you to see that eating healthy can be very tasty! There are a lot more new ideas and recipes on this week's menu, so stay motivated and continue eating healthy, quality, delicious food. If you try one of the recipes and love it, leave a comment here on the blog or let me know when you see me at the gym. I love to know what everyone thinks of the meals – good or bad!
Day 1:
Breakfast – Green Smoothie
Lunch – 1 Grass-fed beef patty (sold individually at Whole Foods at the meat counter) and Bacon, Grape and Broccoli Salad
Snack – 1-2 tbsp. Coconut Manna (sold at Whole Foods)
Dinner – Maple Roasted Chicken and Sweet Potatoes served with a side of asparagus (or green vegetable of your choice)
Day 2:
Breakfast – Southwestern Frittata (We sometimes eat this for dinner!)
Lunch – Turkey and Veggie wrap with avocado- Wrap in a whole romaine leaf the following: nitrate free turkey (Applegate Farms brand from Whole Foods is great) together with tomatoes, sprouts, or whatever vegetable you like along with a slice or 2 of avocado and a little mustard. I usually eat 2 of these for lunch.
Snack – Handful of nuts (almonds, walnuts, macadamia, pistachio or brazil nuts)
Dinner – Grilled Fish (Wild Turbot was on sale, so that's what we ate) and Cauliflower and Leek Mash (I didn't add the bacon on top and it was still delicious!)
Day 3 –
Breakfast – 2-3 scrambled eggs along with 1 c. berries or a medium piece of fruit
Lunch – Easy Roasted Chicken and Vegetables with a small green salad(This will be lunch for 2 days!)
Snack – Larabar
Dinner – Paleo Pizza
Day 4:
Breakfast – No-Oatmeal (missing your oatmeal for breakfast? This recipe is for you!)
Lunch– Leftover Roasted Chicken and Vegetables with a small green salad
Snack – Apple and 1-2 tbsp. almond butter
Dinner – Crockpot Creamy Tomato and Chicken Soup
Day 5:
Breakfast – Green Smoothie
Lunch – Basil Chicken Meatloaf
Snack – Coconut Manna
Dinner – BBQ Pork and Apple Kebabs (a family favorite!) and Roasted Butternut Squash
Day 6:
Breakfast – Leftover butternut squash from last nights dinner mixed with 1/4 lb. quality sausage from Whole Foods (local sauage or Applegate Farms brand)
Lunch – Leftover Basil Chicken Meatloaf
Snack – Handful of nuts (almonds, walnuts, macadamia, pistachio or brazil nuts)
Dinner – Pesto Chicken over Roasted Spaghetti squash – We grilled the chicken and the sliced it into thin strips. Then we placed the chicken on top of some spaghetti squash and topped it with the walnut pesto. We ate this along with a small spinach salad.
Day 7:
Breakfast – Coconut Flour Pancakes
Lunch – Urban Cookhouse Grilled Chicken Special with double vegetables (no rice or salad…and NO orange roll!)
Snack – Larabar
Dinner – Meatloaf and Balsamic Green Beans with Red Onions and Shallots


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oh any of you remember when I told you about that story with my boss sister yelling at me @ work?
So it got better. Yesterday at night dude calls me and tells that if I ever again dissrespect his sister (i did completely nothin) he will deal with me personally. I told him "aight".
Today at work I wanted to make everything clear with him and talk eye to eye, and as I was offering him that dude tells me "do you want to grab a drink or anything, its on me". I was shocked and messed up, so I did just that... He was like super friendly to me.
But the funny thing is that I have been living completely positive life, never had anyone who hates me even dislikes me, and bam! come to merica and you get threatning calls in 2 months
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The Berlin dubstep duo had a blast at the Bacardi NH7 Weekender 2012 in Pune and they told us all about it.
Symbiz Sound is made up of two brothers, Buddy and Chris, who came to the Bacardi NH7 Weekender 2012 in Pune and brought the Pepsi Dub Station to its knees (read about their amazing performance here). They are perhaps one of the most animated live dubstep acts to come to India and their status as rising stars in European dubstep seems justified. We spoke to Buddy from Symbiz Sound who told us more about their trip to India.
NH7: So why did you decide to come play your music in India? Did it all take place when you met the Reggae Rajahs on their Europe tour?
Buddy: We have always been interested in traveling with our music. If you get the chance to see different places around the world, meet new people and play concerts for them, this is probably one of the greatest gifts one can get as a musician. The invitation to India came through a line of incredible incidents. When we went to Madrid in the beginning of 2012, a band from Venezuela invited us to take part in a conference and play some shows in Caracas. This event, the Un-Convention, was organized by and with people from the UK, who later introduced us to the people from Only Much Louder, with whom they had done a similar event in India before. Then we met the Reggae Rajahs (at the Uprising Music Festival) in Bratislava, Slovakia. They were actually playing the same stage as Mungo's Hi Fi and things started to get fixed. As you can see, sometimes it is unbelievable how things happen and of course, we are more than happy to take chances like these as they come along. It's all about making connections, being open-minded and therefore going anywhere you can with your music.
Symbiz Sound gave a shout out to Reggae Rajahs, the Bacardi NH7 Weekender and DJ MoCity. Check it out below.
The two of you have always been musicians, but what's the reason behind choosing dancehall/dubstep as your genres of choice?
We used to play music since we were little children. Starting with violin and piano (as probably most German-Korean kids do) and later creating other projects. We never really worked together, though we had somewhat different interests over the years. Chris used to be into hip-hop but he also liked producing dancehall and genres related to it. Also, he spent a great amount of time on graffiti and graphic design. I was playing bass guitar while taking up vocalist duties in numerous projects, ranging from punk ska to jazzy things (Salsa was also involved). One day (believe it or not, but we first talked about the idea, sitting on a tree in a bird sanctuary in Rajasthan — maybe in 2005) we decided to join forces — and the style that influenced and interested us both was dancehall. Then dubstep came across our way, which, back then, felt like a genre which offered infinite freedom for weird ideas. So in 2009 we began creating our own tunes, working on a live concept and so on. The choice for the genres came pretty naturally when we just threw in what was on our minds and what caught our attention at that time. It is important to us that we do not stop to grow and stay with one fixed style. So we constantly try to widen our horizons, incorporating new influences and so on. The basis will always be reggae-infected, bass-heavy music, though, since this is the kind we both love and want to go forward with.
You've got a really high-energy live act, where both of you interact a lot with the crowd. Was this a conscious effort to become good live musicians or did it just come naturally to you?
At first, the way we started to play was not a conscious decision. I have been the frontman of different bands for years and therefore learned to interact with the audience for a long time. Also, this is simply the most fun and satisfying experience when you are on stage. Later, we started to put some thoughts into how we would like to present our music. Being an electronic act, we of course had to deal with the specific weaknesses of computer-based music in a live performance. When you play the guitar, everybody can follow what you are doing. People easily understand your actions and see your artistic intentions. With a laptop and controllers, this is a little different. The sound is not directly linked to movements of the performer. Therefore, a lot more is needed let the audience understand what you do. This is one of the reasons we use a very big controller for example. It changes the way it feels when we play it, but just as important is the fact that people can see what we are doing — or at least that we are doing something that is connected to the audible results. It is important to us to bring the perception of body and human-made actions back to the digital music we are playing. For this reason we also started using real instruments like guitars on stage. It is fun to do, but also brings along an aspect that can be easily seen as 'live'. And of course, last but not least, the energy that we can transfer through the use of a lot of announcements, asking for participation and by collaborating with singers (like the great Zhi MC) is crucial to our concept of a good concert.
You brought this highly engaging stage act to the Bacardi NH7 Weekender in Pune. How did the performance go for you? Did the Pune crowd surprise you in any way?
We had a wonderful time at the NH7 Weekender. The Dub Station was a beautiful stage with an excellent soundsystem. Thanks to everyone who worked on making it the great experience it was. At first we were a little upset that our slot was shifted and we ended up playing at the same time as Buraka Som Sistema, who we personally really wanted to see. Also, we were kind of worried that no one would show up to our concert because of theirs. But then we ended up playing for a big and very enthusiastic crowd that was open-minded, interested in our stuff and eager to participate — and that is the best you can wish for. In general, the festival had a really nice vibe and especially the Dub Station was a great place to be. Great fellow artists and a wonderful crew! Chapeau!
You haven't spent too much time in India but in the time you did spend here, you shot your own video. What would you shoot the next time you come to India and where would you play?
We believe that documenting our travels is a very important tool to communicate what we do. A lot of communication with interested people is online nowadays and therefore somehow detached and indirect. So every time we go some place we take a camera to let people take part in what is happening. One thing we could not shoot this time was a collaboration with local musicians. We always love to collaborate with people we meet on the way. So a great thing to shoot and to show would be a (recording) session with some musicians from India. Next time this would be a something we would hope for. And we are strongly hoping and working on a 'next time'.
About playing… we would love to see more different places and play other shows. If the people in other places have the same kind of enthusiasm as at the NH7 Weekender, anywhere would be great. We will do our best to come back to India. For sure!
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Continue to expect and believe in miracles, and you will find them manifesting before you with grace and ease. Each one of you are learning to tap into and understand your ability to Create the situations occurring in your Lives, and to shape the events playing out into events that benefit you and allow you to express your fullest and purest of Creator Light in every moment.
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"V" Season Premiere: TV Recap
Coming into the fall season, ABC was touting two new sci-fi series it was hoping would catch on with audiences (and potentially fill the slot being vacated by "Lost" next year.") The first, "FlashForward," started strongly, but has recently been bogged down by sluggish pacing. The second, "V," an hour-long drama about the arrival of a alien race on earth, debuted last night to strong reviews and high fanboy interest, courtesy of the high sci-fi cred of the writers and actors involved.
The pilot, which was based on Kenneth Johnson's 1983 miniseries and its subsequent spinoffs, begins by asking the audience: Where were you this morning? The question transitions into an introduction of all the main characters: Erica Evans (Elizabeth Mitchell of "Lost") is an FBI agent with an overly-friendly partner (Alan Tudyk, a Joss Whedon go-to guy) and a rebellious son named Tyler (Logan Huffman); Father Jack Landry (Joel Gretsch, of the better-than-it-sounds sci-fi drama "The 4400″) is a man of the cloth doubting the Visitor's — or V's — intentions; Chad Decker (Scott Wolf, a veteran of the short-lived concept series "The Nine") is a newscaster who wants to be more than just a news reader; and Ryan Nichols (Morris Chestnut) is a loving fiance-to-be with a mysterious past.
Got all that? Here we go.
The episode begins with the arrival of 29 spaceships into the earth's atmosphere. It's an image that's familiar to anyone who's seen "District 9," "Independence Day," or as one teen character points out, any number of their alien invasion predecessors. The gleaming, futuristic-looking vessels position themselves above the world's major cities, including New York, London and Moscow. Unlike in most invasion films, however, the creatures on board are not violent, insect-like creatures; rather, they all look like the pixie-ish Morena Baccarin, which is to say, attractive.
Baccarin's alien leader Anna makes her introduction in a rather large way: the bottom of each spaceship converts into a screen and she transmits a message of hope to the people of Earth. She says her people mean no harm, and are just far from home and want to replenish themselves. Right. In exchange, they'll toss in some advanced technology and medical clinics. The people of earth applaud.
Three months later, the Vs have assimilated into Earth culture, but certain sects of people are starting to question their motives. Single mom Erica finds it particularly suspicious that the chatter among terrorist cells went up around the time of the alien landing and works overtime with her partner Dale (Tudyk) to figure out who's been shipping and storing C4 explosives.Their research leads them to a shed in Long Island, where they find a dead body — and phone invitation to a secret meeting. Father Jack, meanwhile, gives a sermon to his practitioners that warns they should be wary of the Vs ("We're all too quick to jump on the bandwagon," he says. "Let us at least make sure it's sturdy.") His superior, however, will have none of it, since the Catholic Church's official position is that the Vs are part of God's plan. Later, Father Jack encounters a fatally-wounded man in the church, who gives him an envelope full of pictures and asks him to deliver it to the address written on the front.
On the side of those infatuated with the Vs, Erica's 17-year-old son Tyler and his pal Brandon score tickets to tour the inside of the alien's spaceship. They ooh and ahh over the ship's technologies, internal infrastructure and blond Peace Ambassadors Program recruiter Lisa. Both want to join the PAP — Tyler so badly, he later forges his mother's signature on the application.
On the fence about the Vs is Chad, who's summoned to do a puff piece interview with Anna aboard her ship. Minutes before the interview starts, Anna quietly demands she will only participate if the questions paint the Vs in a positive light. Chad hems and haws, but his ambition trumps his journalistic instincts in the end: he does as she asks. One of the Anna's assistant later commends him on sacrificing his ideals for a larger good.
The episode ends with the mysterious meeting that both Erica and Father Jack were invited to. Turns out, the group is a resistance crew dedicated to exposing the Vs, who are in fact, not benevolent — rather, they have spends decades developing a human skin to cover their own reptile-y exterior, and have embedded themselves in society to cause unnecessary wars, economic meltdowns, and ultimately exterminate the human race. Dun dun dun!
The meeting is broken up when a group of Vs — including Erica's partner Dale — attempt to kill the group, though the skirmish reveals that not all embedded Vs are bad. Erica closes out the tightly-packed episode with a conversation with Father Jack, noting that they're going to have to fight back, though the enemy is arming itself with the most powerful weapon out there — devotion.


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The Institute for Plasma Research is a premier scientific institute under the Department of Atomic Energy; Govt. of India. Applications are invited from highly motivated and result oriented candidates for the posts of :
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This week's blog is a small homage to a glorious colour. O just had to be for orange.
We are big fans, and judging by our popular photos on Flickr and items that always sell well on H is for Home, so are a lot of you out there.
Orange has the wonderful ability to look warm & cosy in the winter or lively & fresh in the summer.
Orange objects really catch the eye. It enables them to shout loudly in a collection of other brightly coloured pieces.
Alternatively, it's perfect as a highlight colour within a muted decor or against natural materials.
We've given a few chairs the orange treatment!
We did a G is for Garden a couple of months ago having just planted out some annuals. Our French marigolds are doing well in the sunshine & showers.
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Did you get unknown charges on your cell phone bill this month? According to the Federal Trade Commission, mobile cramming, the unauthorized practice of third party charges to cell phone accounts is becoming an epidemic. If you are signed up for ongoing text messages containing horoscopes, flirting tips, trivia or other messages, you too could be charged.
Earlier this month the FTC accused T-Mobile of placing unauthorized premiums on customer's bills (Luckerson, 2014). According to the FTC Mobile Cramming Report, they have started an investigation and have filed suit in federal district court against T-Mobile USA (FTC, 2014).The charge states that T-Mobile continued to charge customers even after it had become aware the charges were unauthorized (FTC, 2014). Reportedly, T-mobile made millions off text message cramming by benefiting as much as 40% from the monthly charges made to consumers.
AT&T, Verizon and Sprint in the past have also been known to pass along mobile cramming third party charges, but have recently made public statements on how they are going to prevent mobile cramming (FTC, 2014). Sadly, mobile cramming is not new but has become a country wide problem because mobile phone carriers are allowing it to happen for profit. Last year the FTC filed a suit against Wise Media, LLC for selling recurring subscriptions for text messages notifications for diet tips, love tips and horoscopes (FTC, 2014). Consumers charged by this company reported never signing up, but the company claimed they signed up for their services by visiting websites offering their subscriptions (FTC, 2014).
To help protect your phone from mobile cramming and identity theft, take the following measures:
- Contact your carrier to block any third party charges. This is especially important if you have children signed up on your account.
- Beware of deceptive ads which do not properly disclose the price or billing information. Do not believe text messages or ads offering free prizes.
- If you did not provide informed consent for any charges made to your cell phone, dispute them with your carrier who according to the FTC must have an effective resolution dispute process in place to help you get a refund for mobile cramming.
- Talk with your kids about giving out their cell phone number and entering it on websites that offer free prizes or other free text message alerts.
When it comes to identity theft, you have to be stingy with all your information including your cell phone number. If you have been the victim of mobile cramming or identity theft and you live in Santa Ana or elsewhere, report the incident to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#crnt&panel1-1
Remember that identity theft protection begins with raising awareness, so be sure to forward this article to your friends and family, as well as subscribe for the latest updates on how to protect yourself from identity theft and other scams.
FTC (2014) Mobile cramming Federal Trade Commission Staff Report. Retrieved from http://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/reports/mobile-cramming-federal-trade-commission-staff-report-july-2014/140728mobilecramming.pdf
Luckerson, V. (2014, July 1). Feds: T-Mobile charged customers for spam text frauds Time Magazine. Retrieved from http://time.com/2946903/t-mobile-ftc-cramming/


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Do you ever find yourself with a finished project, but it just doesn't look complete? You stare at it and can't figure out what needs to be done with it until a lightbulb goes off. Maybe you need to add crochet edging to complete your pattern. Voila!
Simple crochet edging can be added to just about any project out there; it makes your design look complete and a bit more sophisticated. If you're unsure of how to crochet borders then you're in luck because we have some great crochet edging patterns for you to follow.
Plus, scroll down for a video tutorial on how to crochet the Bobble, Popcorn and Cluster Stitch. Many of these stitches can easily be incorporated into your crochet edging!
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How to Crochet Borders: Crochet Edging Patterns
Adding crochet edging can be done with different crochet designs. There are so many different looks and textures to choose from, it all depends on what you want the outcome of your project to look like. There is arc lace edging, bobble edging, granny stripe edging and so much more.
- Arc Lace Edging - This crochet edging has a vintage vibe to it and will look dainty on anything.
- Bobble Edging - Bobble edging almost looks like the popcorn stitch and adds great texture.
- Granny Stripe Edging - The crochet instructions provided for this tutorial are easy to follow.
- Lattice Ruffle Edging - Complete your fancy designs with this perfect edge.
- Pineapple Swirl Edging - This crochet edging is a beautiful design to add to your elegant projects.
- Zig Zag Edging - Crochet thread is used for this fun edge, but you can also use thicker yarns.
- Classic Granny Blanket Edging - Complete your design with this classic three-row pattern.
- Polka Dot Crochet Edging - This fun edging resembles little polka dots throughout your work!
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- Triangle Crochet Edging - This spiky edging is quick and simple to make. NEW!
- Pumpkin Patch Edging - This edging resembles the sun's rays and adds a great twist to your work. NEW!
How to Crochet Borders: Crochet Afghan Edging
Crochet borders for blankets can really set your design apart from others. Display your beautiful artwork for all to see. Sometimes the best part about adding a border is in the crochet colors that you choose. If the blanket is a plain, neutral color, add a pop of color for the border and really make it stand out.
- Monster Fleece Lovey Blankets - Kids adore these, they're easy to make, and the crochet border adds just the right touch.
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How to Crochet Borders: Decor
Sometimes a tiny bit of flair added to your home can really make your home cozy and warm. Adding crochet borders is a great way to do that, especially for those frilly projects for young girls.
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- Pillow Edging - Give your couches and beds something to talk about with these dainty pillows.
- Crochet Room Wall Decor - This design is one of my favorites! Any little girl would love to have this hanging on her bedroom wall.
If you don't feel like that was enough, don't worry! We have even more crochet borders and edging designs in our free downloadable eBook: How to Crochet Edges & Make Crochet Borders on Patterns.
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If you take the time to learn a few of these, you will have it made in the shade. Then you can whip thru an afghan ,doing it in single or half double stitches( my favorite) and just fancy it up with a pretty trim. People will only notice that trim and you can take all the credit for making such a pretty item.
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This recipe is going into my regular meal rotation for its ease, taste and nutritional value. This can serve as a side, or is hearty enough to be an all-in-one meal. The leftovers taste great!
Spinach with Chickpeas
From EatingWell: March/April 2007
Enjoy this vegetable-rich nibble as they do in Spain, spooned onto small rounds of fresh or lightly toasted bread.
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I like the concept but there are too many competing flavors in this recipe. I won't make this exact dish again.
I am notorious for never following a recipe exactly, so I did make some tweaks: used a mixture of spinach, kale and collard greens; added crushed red pepper with the spices; used smoked paprika instead of hot paprika, and added two dashes of vinegar right before it was finished to give it a bit more piquancy. It was very good, and extremely easy and quick to make, even with my adjustments. If you accidentally make it too spicy for your partner, as I did, you can just put a dollop of greek yogurt on top to cool it down. Nice, solid recipe.
The first forkful was a happy surprise : Yum! I used currants since I was out of golden raisins. This recipe makes a ton and the good news is that we ate it for breakfast this morning served with a poached egg on top. Still delicious.
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Throughout history, since the beginning of the Common Era, two names have stood in contrast in the human psyche: Jesus, and Judas. No name would be more synonymous with betrayal and treachery than the latter, and it would forever be tied to his counterpart. Just the mere utterance of the name will articulate emotions that no other words will.But does he deserve the reputation he's endured over the millennia?
To begin with, it's important to point out that not all scholars agree as to the authenticity of Judas or his story, and those who believe the story, differ on his actual role. Judas is mentioned in all four gospels, which is significant, but they all disagree on the details, lending an air of confusion to the narrative.
Judas, of course, was a common name in Palestine, representative of the patriarch Judah, and Jesus had several followers by that name. One such Judas, Jesus jokingly called "twin," probably because he was always where Jesus was, so much so that Jesus joked that he was like a shadow.
Only the synoptic gospels tell the story of a conspiracy to betray: Matthew 26:14 and Mark 14:10 both tell of collusion between Judas and the Chief Priests. Luke 22:5 puts the conspiracy between Judas and the elders of the Temple. Only Matthew 26:25 mentions the thirty pieces of silver.
John, on the other hand, ignores all of that to say that Satan entered Judas, and then suggests that it was Jesus who drove Judas to the betrayal. But John mentions no collusion between Judas and the Temple officials. Instead, the authors of John seem to suspect that there was some sort of connivance with the Romans. However, if Judas wanted to betray Jesus to the Romans, all he had to do was tell any Roman official that Jesus was a lestai—bandit—messiah, and that would be the end of Jesus.
Our story begins just before Passover in Jerusalem. The capital city of Israel was home to about fifty-thousand permanent citizens, but as Passover approached its numbers would swell, sometimes to as much as a quarter of million people: Jews, gentiles, and spectators from all over the Middle East who filled the city for the sacred festival. Along with their families, they would bring their sacrifices: doves, lambs, cattle—not to mention pack animals. It was a time of great tension between the Jews and Rome—which would also mean thousands of extra guards to patrol the city.
According to the gospels, Jesus was staying in Bethany, only a few miles outside of Jerusalem. John recounts that on the day Jesus was to enter Jerusalem, he sent two disciples ahead of them to retrieve a donkey that had been tied up but never ridden. He provided further instruction that should they be questioned—or more likely—accused of stealing, they should simply tell the owner that the Lord needed it, and that it would be returned.
Already, we're starting to see signs of possible intrigue; signs of an event that has been carefully choreographed to publicly present Jesus as a messiah. He entered Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, riding an ass, while members of his entourage threw their coats on the ground as he passed, just as Israel did for Jehu when he was crowned king. Other disciples would welcome him raucously, shouting "Hosanna to the son of David," suggesting that Jesus was of the lineage of David, and would restore Israel and its Temple. Still others sawed off palm branches and waved them in the air, just as Israelites had done for the Maccabees when they liberated Israel from Seleucid rule only two centuries earlier.
All four gospels agree that Jesus had messianic aspirations, and that he kept the company of some who bordered on zealots. Another area where the gospels agree is that his disciples didn't know much about these associations. They appeared to think that this was all spontaneous.
Later that day, Jesus would send delegates into the city to make preparations for his own Passover feast. He told them to look for a man carrying a clay vessel on his head filled with water. Of course this had to be a signal, since only women carried water outside the Temple. This man was involved the operation in some way, and again, his disciples didn't know.
Whatever Jesus' scheme was, it was an audacious one, with Jesus presenting himself as the messiah in the middle of the most treacherous time of the year to pull such a stunt: in Jerusalem, with additional Roman guard, under the shadow of the Temple, and during the Passover feast which commemorated Israel's deliverance from slavery and occupation.
After his triumphal entry, they would need a more clandestine signal though, as it would be necessary to keep Jesus' whereabouts private from that point forward so as to avoid arrest, most likely by the Romans, but also by the Temple police. This would explain the man carrying a water pot on his head.
Of course we mustn't forget the cleansing of the Temple, a raid upon which Jesus and certain of his disciples stormed the outer court, overthrowing the tables of money changes, setting the sacrificial animals free, and literally scourging the merchants. This, more than anything, according to scholars, would bring Jesus under the scrutiny of the Romans and the Temple administrators—including the High Priest.
Again, the disciples don't seem to have known that this was going to happen.
Our strongest indication that Judas would have been privy to Jesus' messianic ambitions comes from a story that happened only a few days before, in Bethany. All the gospels tell the story, though they disagree quite significantly on the details. In this story, a "woman," (John identifies her as Mary of Bethany, Luke identifies her as 'a woman that lived a sinful life,' and Matthew and Mark just call her a woman), approaches Jesus, who is reclined at a table, and weeps, washing Jesus' feet with her tears, drying them with her hair, and then anointing them with some rather expensive perfume.
Matthew and Mark tell us that Jesus' disciples were offended by this, because it could have been sold for more than a year's wages. Luke reports that it was Jesus' host, Simon, who was offended, and John says that it Judas who got offended. John is particularly careful to make the point that Judas was their treasurer, and adds that he was also a thief, actively stealing their money and using it for himself.
In the synoptic gospels, Jesus seems downright testy with the disciples and Simon for their lack of compassion, and for not recognizing the gift that the woman had given to him. However, in John, Jesus seems somewhat amused at Judas' response, and it's the only gospel where he says, "the poor with be with you always," as if Jesus is making some kind of joke.
To explain the significance of this particular passage would take pages and pages, but there are some interesting subtleties, both by what's in the text, and what's missing from it.
Firstly: John tries to paint Judas as a thief. Why in the world would Jesus tolerate a thief in his midst? He was intolerant of those who would rob from the poor for any reason, so it begs the question, was this "stolen money" actually going someplace else, someplace that both Judas and Jesus knew about.
Second: John presents Judas as a hypocrite. If there was anything that annoyed Jesus, it was hypocrisy. He used incendiary terms to define those he saw as hypocrites: whitewashed sepulchers; nest of vipers; children of the devil; den of thieves; and, of course, hypocrites. Yet he responds to Judas with his little nugget: "the poor you will have with you always."
Scholars have struggled with this verse for centuries, because it's so out of character for Jesus. Why did he respond this way to an alleged thief, while responding much more angrily toward his disciples and even his own host?
All that brings us back to this night—the night of the Passover meal with Jesus and his disciples. The gospels tell us that Jesus was worried, or that he had a 'heavy heart.' Something was clearly troubling him. John reports that Jesus looked over at Judas and said, "that thou doest, do quickly." Of course John is trying to relay that this was Jesus telling Judas to go and betray him, but it's hard not to get the impression that Jesus was up to something, and that none of his disciples knew about it—except for Judas, who had paid for it.
Even a child would have recognized Jesus, and would have known where to find him: during the day, he was in the Temple preaching, and at night, he was camping on the Mount of Olives. The priests knew who he was, the Temple police knew who he was, and the Romans knew who he was. There was nothing that Judas could have 'revealed' that the authorities didn't already know, and the gospels themselves know this since they never actually tell us exactly HOW Judas betrayed Jesus.
That Jesus was worried about the authorities is even more evident when he told his disciples to arm themselves that night before they returned to camp.
He said to them, "But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one."
Luke 22:36
And it's not insignificant that the authors of John reject the tradition that Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss. In fact, according to John's account, Jesus identified himself to the guards and soldiers while Judas had nothing to do with it. "Whom seek ye?" he asked as they entered the garden. It's also the authors of John who tell us that there was a skirmish in which Peter cut off a guard's ear. Of course they skip over a lot, but it's pretty obvious that there was some armed resistance.
That Jesus was met with Roman guards and Temple cops means that his crime was against Rome, and not the Temple. That Jesus was then taken to the house of the Annas suggests that the Romans remanded Jesus into Temple custody until the morning. To that end, if Judas had betrayed Jesus to the Temple police, it wouldn't have mattered since it was Rome who arrested him, and Rome who would decide his fate, not the Temple rulers.
So ultimately, what happened that night was, more than likely, a plan gone awry, and Judas had either 'failed' in his mission, or gotten caught trying. Clearly it was Jesus the Romans wanted, not Judas, and so they let him go—to deal with his overwhelming guilt. Matthew tells us that Judas hanged himself, whereas Acts (Luke) tells us that he bought a field with his money, and jumped off a cliff, falling so that he split himself open, spilling his entrails onto the ground.
There is, of course, one other option, which could be just as viable. Judas (another name for Judah) could have been an outright creation of the gospel writers to stand in proxy as a dark and disturbing metaphor to represent what the gospel writers felt about Judah/Israel. While the gospels had already gone out of their way to blame the Jews for the death of Jesus, even though it was the Romans who killed him, here they could add one more level to their case against Israel. They would portray the Jewish people through the lens of Judas—as thieves, criminals, and traitors, who would ultimately betray the very son of god.
Thus, the name Judas, would forever be synonymous with the death of the very messiah that Judas risked his own life—and reputation—for.


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Milo Medin, who was tasked this week with overseeing the Google Fiber team as Vice President of Access Services, explained that the company needs more time to choose the initial trial cities. "We had planned to announce our selected community or communities by the end of this year, but the level of interest was incredible -- nearly 1,100 communities across the country responded," Medin said.
Medin isn't kidding when he says the response was overwhelming. During the application process, many cities scrambled to gain Google's attention. Nevada City, California held a rally and interviewed local entrepreneurs for an eight-minute YouTube video, hoping to earn a position in the fiber project. Topeka, Kansas even temporarily changed its name to Google, Kansas, the capital city of fiber optics.
Although the company isn't ready to launch the full-scale trial, it has started beta testing the fiber network in 850 homes at Stanford University, which is practically just down the street from Google headquarters. Medin apologized for the delay and made sure to note that Google wouldn't be reopening its selection process. He also mentioned that the company would make an announcement in early 2011.


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LUMCON's library collection was originally housed in Ellender Memorial Library, located at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana. After
completion of the Marine Center in 1986, the collection was moved to its present location. Since that time, the library has become an
active resource center for LUMCON faculty and staff, as well as Consortium member institutions, visiting researchers, students and the public.
The LUMCON Library is a member of the International Association of Aquatic and Marine Science Libraries and Information Centers (IAMSLIC), Southeast Affiliate of IAMSLIC Libraries (SAIL), Louisiana Library Network and Information Consortium (LOUIS) and Louisiana and Academic Library Information Network Consortium (LALINC). The Library has access to OCLC online services, as well as LOUIS-provided indices. LUMCON's library catalog is available online.
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"Big data" can be defined as a problem-solving philosophy that leverages massive datasets and algorithmic analysis to extract "hidden information and surprising correlations."[1] Not only does big data pose a threat to traditional notions of privacy, but it also compromises socially shared information. This point remains underappreciated because our so-called public disclosures are not nearly as public as courts and policymakers have argued—at least, not yet. That is subject to change once big data becomes user friendly.
Most social disclosures and details of our everyday lives are meant to be known only to a select group of people.[2] Until now, technological constraints have favored that norm, limiting the circle of communication by imposing transaction costs—which can range from effort to money—onto prying eyes. Unfortunately, big data threatens to erode these structural protections, and the common law, which is the traditional legal regime for helping individuals seek redress for privacy harms, has some catching up to do.[3]
To make our case that the legal community is under-theorizing the effect big data will have on an individual's socialization and day-to-day activities, we will proceed in four steps.[4] First, we explain why big data presents a bigger threat to social relationships than privacy advocates acknowledge, and construct a vivid hypothetical case that illustrates how democratized big data can turn seemingly harmless disclosures into potent privacy problems. Second, we argue that the harm democratized big data can inflict is exacerbated by decreasing privacy protections of a special kind—ever-diminishing "obscurity." Third, we show how central common law concepts might be threatened by eroding obscurity and the resulting difficulty individuals have gauging whether social disclosures in a big data context will sow the seeds of forthcoming injury. Finally, we suggest that one way to stop big data from causing big, unredressed privacy problems is to update the common law with obscurity-sensitive considerations.
I. Big, Social Data
For good reason, the threat big data poses to social interaction has not been given its due. Privacy debates have primarily focused on the scale of big data and concentrations of power—what big corporations and big governments can do with large amounts of finely analyzed information. There are legitimate and pressing concerns here, which is why scholars and policymakers focus on Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs), deidentification techniques, sectoral legislation protecting particular datasets, and regulatory efforts to improve data security and safe international data transfers.[5]
This trajectory fails to address the full scope of big data as a disruptive force in nearly every sector of the patchwork approach to privacy protection in the United States. Individuals eventually will be able to harness big datasets, tools, and techniques to expand dramatically the number and magnitude of privacy harms to themselves and others, perhaps without even realizing it.[6] This is problematic in an age when so many aspects of our social relationships with others are turned into data.
Consider web-scraping companies that dig up old mugshots and showcase them online, hoping embarrassed or anxious citizens will pay to have their images taken down. It isn't hard to imagine that the next generation of this business will cast a wider net, capitalizing on stockpiles of aggregated and filtered data derived from diverse public disclosures. Besides presenting new, unsettling detail about behavior and proclivities, they might even display predictive inferences couched within litigation-buttressing weasel wording—e.g., "correlations between X and Y have been known to indicate Z." Everyone, then, will be at greater risk of unintentionally leaking sensitive personal details. Everyone will be more susceptible to providing information that gets taken out of its original context, becomes integrated into a new profile, and subsequently harms a friend, family member, or colleague.
Inevitably, those extracting personal details from big data will argue that the information was always apparent and the law should not protect information that exists in plain sight.[7] The law has struggled with protecting privacy in public long before big data. However, we envision a tipping point occurring whereby some pro-publicity precedent appears more old than wise.
II. More Data, Less Obscurity
Socialization and related daily public disclosures have always been protected by varying layers of obscurity, a concept that we previously defined as follows:
Obscurity is the idea that when information is hard to obtain or understand, it is, to some degree, safe. Safety, here, doesn't mean inaccessible. Competent and determined data hunters armed with the right tools can always find a way to get it. Less committed folks, however, experience great effort as a deterrent.
Online, obscurity is created through a combination of factors. Being invisible to search engines increases obscurity. So does using privacy settings and pseudonyms. Disclosing information in coded ways that only a limited audience will grasp enhances obscurity, too. Since few online disclosures are truly confidential or highly publicized, the lion's share of communication on the social web falls along the expansive continuum of obscurity: a range that runs from completely hidden to totally obvious.[8]
In the past, individuals have been able to roughly gauge whether aspects of their daily routines and personal disclosures of information would be safeguarded at any appropriate level of privacy protection by (sometimes implicitly) guessing the likelihood their information would be discovered or understood by third parties who have exploitative or undesirable interests. In the age of big data, however, the confidence level associated with privacy prognostication has decreased considerably, even when conscientious people exhibit due diligence.
Increasingly powerful and often secretive (proprietary and governmental) algorithms combined with numerous and massive datasets are eroding the structural and contextual protections that imposed high transactional costs on finding, understanding, and aggregating that information. Consumers got a taste of both the ease and power in which these processes can occur when Facebook rolled out Graph Search, denied it had privacy implications, then also revealed how readily what we "like" gets translated into who we are.
Maintaining obscurity will be even more difficult once big data tools, techniques, and datasets become further democratized and made available to the non-data-scientist masses for free or at low cost. Given recent technological trends, this outcome seems to be gradually approaching inevitability. At the touch of a button, Google's search engine can already unearth an immense amount of information that not too long ago took considerable effort to locate. Looking ahead, companies like Intel are not shy about letting the public know they believe "data democratization is a good bet."[9]
Decreasing confidence in our ability to judge the privacy value of disclosures puts us on a collision course for deepening the problem of "bounded rationality" and, relatedly, what Daniel Solove recognized as the problems of scale, aggregation, and assessing harm.[10] It appears that the courts will need to grapple with a new wave of allegations of harms arising from behavior that yielded unintended and unforeseeable consequences.
As a thought experiment that crystalizes our guiding intuitions, consider a big data update to the problems that occurred when college students were revealed to be gay to their disapproving parents after a third party added them as members to Facebook's Queer Chorus group.[11] In the original instance, the salient tension was between how Facebook described its privacy settings and what users expected when utilizing the service. But what if someday a parent, teacher, or other authority figure wanted to take active steps to determine if their child, student, or employee was gay? Using democratized big data, a range of individually trivial, but collectively potent, information could be canvassed. Geolocation data conveyed when the child, or, crucially, his or her friends, used services like Foursquare combined with increasingly sophisticated analytical tools could lead to a quick transition from checking in to being outed. People-search services like Spokeo are well positioned to offer such user-friendly big data services.
III. The Common Law Privacy Implications of Big Data for Everyone
Once big data is democratized and obscurity protections are further minimized, peer-to-peer interactions are poised to challenge many traditional common law concepts. Because the courts already make inconsistent rulings on matters pertaining to what reasonable expectations of privacy are, tort law is especially vulnerable.[12]
Here are a few of the fundamental questions we expect the courts will struggle to answer:
What Constitutes a Privacy Interest? A crucial question for both the tort of public disclosure of private facts and the tort of intrusion upon seclusion is whether the plaintiff had a privacy interest in a certain piece of information or context. This determination has varied wildly among the courts, and it is unclear how ubiquitous big data will alter this. For example, some courts have found that a privacy interest exists in involuntary exposure in public.[13] Other courts have found that overzealous surveillance in public that reveals confidential data can be seen to violate a privacy interest.[14] Will invasive "dataveillance" trigger the same protections?[15] Finally, courts have found, albeit inconsistently, a privacy interest in information known only to, and likely to stay within, a certain social group.[16] Does an increased likelihood that such information might be ascertained by outsiders destroy the privacy interest in information shared discreetly in small groups?[17]
What Actions Are Highly Offensive? Directly revealing or gaining access to certain kinds of information has been found to be highly offensive for purposes of the disclosure, intrusion, and false light torts.[18] In an age of predictions based upon data, would indirect disclosures of private information also be considered highly offensive? If not, does the law need to better articulate these limits? Does it matter if the eventual revelation of certain kinds of information that is highly offensive was predictable? Regarding the intrusion tort, can information gleaned from "public" big datasets ever be considered "secluded" and, if so, would using tools to unearth such data ever be considered highly offensive to a reasonable person?[19]
What Kinds of Disclosures Breach a Confidence? When has a confidant disclosed enough indirect information effectively to breach a confidence? If revealing a friend's location more than once a week allows others to determine that he is visiting a doctor for treatment of a communicable disease—a secret you promised to keep confidential—have you breached your promise? Courts would likely be hesitant to find a breach if the link between the disclosure and revealed confidential information were speculative, though inevitably some indirect disclosures will be so likely to compromise the confidentiality of other pieces of information so as to result in a de facto disclosure of the information itself. Should contracts with privacy-protective terms between individuals and small groups contemplate potential uses in big data? What lengths must confidants go to protect facts from being uncovered via big data techniques?
IV. Regulating the Big Impact of Small Decisions
Given the powerful debate over large-scale regulation of big data, safeguarding smaller, peer-to-peer interaction may prove to be the most feasible and significant privacy-related protection against big data.[20] The concept of obscurity might be useful in guiding the common law's evolution. If embraced as part of the disclosure and intrusion privacy torts, obscurity would allow socially shared information to fall within the ambit of "private facts" and "secluded" contexts. Contracts could also be used to protect the obscurity of individuals by targeting big data analysis designed to reveal socially shared but largely hidden information. Those charged with interpreting broad privacy-related terms should keep in mind structural and contextual protections that might have been relied upon by those whose privacy was to be protected.
Those forming the common law can now choose one of two paths. They can cling to increasingly ineffective and strained doctrines that were created when structural and contextual protections were sufficient for most of our socialization and obscure activities in public. Or they can recognize the debilitating effect big data has on an individual's ability to gauge whether social disclosures and public activity will later harm themselves and others, and evolve the common law to keep small acts of socialization and our day-to-day activities from becoming big problems.


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A new investigation of the development of serrated teeth in land animals has found the first evidence that Dimetrodon was the first vertebrate animal to develop serrated teeth. The study was conducted by Kirstin Brink and Professor Robert Reisz from the University of Toronto Mississauga and published in the Feb. 7, 2014, issue of the journal Nature Communications.
Various species of Dimetrodon lived on Earth for 25 million years between 298 million years ago and 272 million years ago.
The first species of Dimetrodon did not have serrated teeth but the researchers have proven that Dimetrodon was the first land vertebrate to develop serrated teeth about 40 million years before other dinosaurs did.
The development of serrated teeth allowed Dimetrodon to rip and tear flesh and feed on much larger animals.
The development of serrated teeth in Dimetrodon was not accompanied by a change in the shape or size of the animal's skull. This discovery leads the researchers to conclude that adaptation that produced the first serrated teeth in a vertebrate carnivore that lived on land was caused primarily by a need to feed. Serrated teeth provided the animals with a feeding advantage that other tooth shapes could not provide.
Dimetrodon became the top predator during the Early Permian Period and is considered to be an early ancestor of mammals.


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STANFORD, Calif. - Stanford senior Nicole Pechanec has been named Pac-12 Gymnast of the Week for her performance in Stanford's Senior Day tri-meet victory over Arizona and Cal on Sunday.
Pechanec won the all-around with a collegiate career best of 39.450 points to help the Cardinal to a season-high point total of 196.575. Arizona scored 195.025 and Cal 191.450.
Pechanec's 9.925 on bars was one of five Stanford scores of 9.9 or above during a meet in which the Cardinal (9-3) won every event. Pechanec, the senior from Kenilworth, N.J., also placed second on floor (9.900) and beam (9.800), and was fourth on vault (9.825).
Pechanec tied season bests on three events and set or tied two career bests, including the all-around, improving on her previous best of 39.325 from the UCLA dual meet on Feb. 5.
Pechanec is a two-time all-conference selection and a two-time conference All-Academic choice. This is her second weekly award from the conference after earning Pac-10 Special Performance of the Week honors last year.