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Filed under: Australia, Capitalism, China, Conservatism, Economy, Free Markets, Global Warming, Politics | Tags: Liberal Party Elecions, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Australia's Liberal party has given the Prime Minister's job to Malcolm Turnbull today, a mere two years after Prime Minister Tony Abbott won a strong election mandate. Their Liberal Party is the conservative one in Australia, opposed by the Labor Party.
Mr. Turnbull, who won the vote among Liberal MPs 54-44, was also exacting some political revenge. The 60-year-old former barrister and venture capitalist had been the Liberal leader in opposition until late 2009, when Mr. Abbott challenged him and won by one vote. Mr. Turnbull had made the mistake of endorsing the expensive and unpopular carbon tax pushed by the Labor Party government.
Mr. Abbott's opposition to the carbon tax helped bring the center-right Liberals back to power, and Mr. Turnbull now says he'll keep the Abbott government's climate policy. But his earlier support for faddish climate-change regulation illustrates the doubts about his convictions among the Liberal rank and file. He is more socially liberal than Mr. Abbott, which will help among young people on same-sex marriage, but he is also seen as someone without firm convictions.
Mr. Turnbull is closer to the business community than is Mr. Abbott, and he'll need its help because his main challenge is reviving economic growth. Australia hasn't had a recession in 24 years as it rode the global commodity boom, but growth slowed to 0.2% in the second quarter thanks to falling Chinese demand and the world-wide commodity bust.
When the world is in turmoil, the people get restless. Australia has been very dependent on commodities and more competitive in a range of global goods and services. Mr. Abbott made policy on the fly, and made decisions to cut spending on areas that he had promised to protect and to raise taxes without preparing the public.
Mr. Turnbull will have to make the case that Australia needs to become less dependent on commodities and more competitive across a whole range of global goods and services. He is a little more left than his predecessor. He says he will keep the Abbott government's climate policy, though he's earlier supported climate change regulation. The Aussie's distaste for a carbon tax is what won the election for Mr. Abbott.
Australia's ruling party has given the job of Prime Minister to Malcolm Turnbull turning out Tony Abbott a mere two years after Mr. Abbott won the job with a strong election mandate.
Mr. Turnbull, who won the vote among Liberal MPs 54-44, was also exacting some political revenge. The 60-year-old former barrister and venture capitalist had been the Liberal leader in opposition until late 2009, when Mr. Abbott challenged him and won by one vote. Mr. Turnbull had made the mistake of endorsing the expensive and unpopular carbon tax pushed by the Labor Party government.
Mr. Abbott's opposition to the carbon tax helped bring the center-right Liberals back to power, and Mr. Turnbull now says he'll keep the Abbott government's climate policy. But his earlier support for faddish climate-change regulation illustrates the doubts about his convictions among the Liberal rank and file. He is more socially liberal than Mr. Abbott, which will help among young people on same-sex marriage, but he is also seen as someone without firm convictions.
Filed under: China, Crime, Democrat Corruption, Economy, Foreign Policy, Intelligence, Law, Military, National Security, Politics, Terrorism | Tags: Cyber Attacks on US, Ft. Meade Maryland, President Obama
Chinese President Xi Jinping is due for a visit to the United States shortly to be honored at a State Dinner.
Chinese government hackers have reportedly stolen commercial data from many U.S. companies, and personal data about many American government employees — including those with security clearances, plus private data from Americans' health-care companies. Obama has done little or nothing to stop this coast-to-coast raiding of Americans' property, but has instead worked elsewhere to boost the Democratic party's political power.
In the Pacific, China's government is building new island-bases in internationally disputed waters, while Obama focuses his foreign-policy efforts on completing his nukes-and-cash sellout to the deepening alliance of Iran and Russia.
Surely by now, we must have teams working in each government department to harden off their computer files to prevent hacking?The State Department's lack of control (or concern) over the Secretary of State's use of a personal computer might argue that there is something more to be desired.
The Daily Mail (UK) just published ( July 15) this "secret" NSA map of cyber attacks from Chinese hackers over the past five years. (Click to enlarge). Did the Daily Mail hack NSA to get their "secret map?"
Silicon Valley is the most attacked. Seattle has Boeing and Microsoft, but I can't imagine what that one lonely dot on the NW coast is. Iron Springs Resort? The Office of Personnel Management hack got 22.1 million people's Social Security records, everyone who has ever applied for a government job, and their personal references. The IRS hack in May gave them over 100,000 tax records.
President Obama is not taking this lying down. He refused to stay at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel during the U.N. General Assembly this month. (A Chinese conglomerate now owns the hotel.) And he's really talking tough in a visit to Ft. Meade, speaking about Chinese cyber attacks.
We've made very clear to the Chinese that there are certain practices that they're engaging in that we know are emanating from China and are not acceptable," Obama said in an appearance at Ft. Meade. "And we can choose to make this an area of competition – which I guarantee you we'll win if we have to – or, alternatively, we can come to an agreement in which we say, this isn't helping anybody. Let's instead try to have some basic rules of the road in terms of how we operate."
China is really getting the ultimate threat in the Obama arsenal: "These practices are not acceptable." That should get their attention.
China responded:
"We hope that the U.S. stops its groundless attacks against China, start dialogue based on a foundation of mutual respect, and jointly build a cyberspace that is peaceful, secure, open and cooperative," said a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman. "Maintaining cybersecurity should be a point of cooperation rather than a source of friction between both China and the United States."
ADDENDUM: During the President's trip to Alaska, Chinese warships which had been exercising with the Russians in the Arctic traveled 3,000 miles out of their way to broach the 12 mile territorial limits just, by coincidence, when the President was on a 3 day visit to Alaska, and of course they knew his schedule because they had hacked the White House computers.
Violating another nation's territorial limits just isn't done, unless it is meant as a provocation. The U.S, brushed it off as unimportant.
Filed under: Bureaucracy, China, Domestic Policy, Intelligence, National Security, Regulation, Russia, Taxes, The United States | Tags: Cyber-Attacks, Cyber-Security, U.S. Government Computer Systems
The news about our favorite bureaucracies just keeps coming. In this case it is the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS reported a wee break-in to its computer systems back in May. Now they have admitted that an additional 220,000 taxpayer accounts have been compromised.
So if the ObamaCare Hospital required computer breach didn't get you, you have another chance to get your identity hacked by the IRS — that trusted organization that deals so efficiently with your taxes. There were also 170,000 instances of "suspected attempts that failed to clear the authentication processes." whatever that means.
So the number of stolen identities now adds up to 334,000 , nearly three tunes the IRS original estimate of 114,000.
Why, it was only about a month ago that it was the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) that admitted that Chinese-origin cyber attacks on its computer networks compromised the personal data of 22.1 million Americans who had been employed by the government.
And earlier this month defense officials said that Russia had launched a "sophisticated cyber attack" on the Pentagon's unclassified email system used by the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the end of July. That breach affected approximately 4,000 military and civilian employees, including Chairman General Martin Dempsey.
The IRS break-in occurred in an online service called "Get Transcript" an application that helps taxpayers get their prior year return information. It has been shut down. The IRS will notify taxpayers who were potentially affected as soon as possible and provide them with support — such as free credit protection.
It would be reassuring to hear a strong voice from Washington, telling us that tech experts are already hard at work hardening off or rendering government computer systems impregnable from enemy attack. Instead, we hear the Democratic candidate for president insisting that she never received, saw, or heard of a classified document, and certainly never sent one. That server of hers was all yoga exercises and wedding plans and baby showers and messages to Bill, who has never sent an email message in his life.
Can we expect Cyber-Security from the folks who gave us ObamaCare?
Filed under: China, Democrat Corruption, Domestic Policy, Environment, Regulation, Taxes | Tags: Environmental Protection Agency, Out of Control Bureaucrats, Useless and Costly
Sometimes you just don't know whether to just laugh at the Obama administration, or pity them. The Environmental Protection Agency has it eyes on pollution from backyard barbecues. The agency has announced that it will fund a University of California project to limit emissions resulting in grease drippings with a special tray to catch them, and a "catalytic" filtration system.
Damn fools aren't content with banning our efficient and inexpensive incandescent lightbulbs, and messing up the lighting fixture market, ruining our shower heads, ditto toilets, washing machines, most appliances, and trying desperately to get control of everything in our houses — now they are going to take on our backyards. The kids' wading pool is next.
The grant is only for $15,000, so we'll see what they can do to all barbecues with that much.
The school is proposing two fixes to reduce emissions from barbecues. First, they want to cut back on grease flare-ups. The idea: "A slotted and corrugated tray is inserted immediately prior to meat flipping, and removed immediately after. This short contact time prevents the tray from over-heating and volatilizing the collected grease. This collected grease will then drip off into a collection tray and can be used at the pit master's discretion."
But, total capture isn't "practical," so a filter and fan are proposed for installation. "The secondary air filtration system is composed of a single pipe duct system which contains a specialized metal filter, a metal fan blade, a drive shaft, and an accompanying power system with either a motorized or manual method. This system can be powered by either an exterior electric motor with a chain-driven drive shaft, directly spinning the fan blade, or a hand-powered crank," said the project write-up.
When they get down to particulate matter that might possibly be inhaled by barbecue pit masters, it's time to shut the agency down. Or even better, lets loan the whole bunch to China, permanently. They need help.
We expect to limit the overall air pollution PM [particulate matter] emissions from barbecuing and to alleviate some of the acute health hazards that a barbecue pit master can experience from inhalation. The particulate matter present during cooking with and without the grease diverter and PM2.5 filters will be tested and compared to that of current data using a conventional propane barbecue using a fumehood chamber with detectors at CE-CERT. Personal exposure of PM2.5 will also be monitored throughout the experimentation period to determine the degree of acute exposure of particulates to the cook.
Filed under: Capitalism, China, Economy, Education, Intelligence | Tags: Best Statistics of 2014?, Hints of the Future, What Do They Mean?
The period between Christmas and New Years is always a strange time. Everybody on the news front has a substitute, does reruns, does best-of, or makes lists. It is the time of year for lists. Can be drummed up quickly and fulfills the need for a column, and the end of a year seems to call for a "summing up." The best movies, the best books, the funniest cartoons, the best photos, the most admired people, the most important sports events, the most important events ad infinitum. A pox on all their houses.
Robert Samuelson came up with a list of "Best Stats of 2014" which he cheerfully admits he didn't even collect all the statistics himself proving the significant lack of effort peculiar to the period. I enjoyed it completely, and link to it here. but I will mention a few of my favorites.
— China's government estimates that by 2020, 30 million eligible bachelors will be unable to find a wife.
— The average teen processes 3,700 texts per month.
— In 2013, more than 40 percent of American births were to unmarried mothers for the sixth consecutive year. (In 1997, the share was 32 percent)
— Only half of American men shave daily.
— Two years after the Newtown school shooting, 52 percent of Americans support gun ownership — up from 32 percent in 2007.
These statistics are all important, but we don't know how important. Just how the trends will play out remains to be determined. We have not heard the last of any of them.
(Typo in the gun ownership date fixed)
Filed under: Africa, Capitalism, China, Democrat Corruption, Economy, Energy, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, India, Junk Science, Regulation, The United States | Tags: A Very Odd Deal With China, Climate And CO2, Who Is Allowed To Develop
The Left seems to believe that President Obama's climate deal with China is a great accomplishment. It commits the United States to continue the downward slope of our CO² emissions for the next 16 years. Quite a commitment. China, on the other hand, can continue building coal-fired power plants at the rate of one a day for the next 16 years, then China will put a cap on carbon dioxide emissions. Such a deal! Even calling this a deal should be terminally embarrassing. Obama is once again proclaiming himself the source of all law.
One nation after another is discovering that renewable energy is essentially a fraud and cannot exist without constant backup from conventional power sources. Obama 's unenforceable agreement with China allows Beijing free rein in building up their energy infrastructure, yet he has put severe restrictions on funding projects in Africa that are linked to fossil fuel energy, insisting that such poor countries use expensive and unaffordable renewable energy. He's happy to allow China and India to develop, but at the same time kill the African dream of development and progress.
"A new paper published yesterday in the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics finds a "strong and stable correlation" between the millennial variations in sunspots and the temperature in Antarctica over the past 11.000 years. In stark contrast, the authors find no strong or stable correlation between temperature and CO² over that same period." In other words, there is strong evidence that the Sun has controlled climate over the past 11.000 years, not CO².
Forty years ago, the experts said that the cold, snowy winters in the East were caused by global cooling and excess Arctic ice. Today, the experts say that cold snowy winters are caused by global warming and a deficiency of Arctic ice. So there you go. Whoever said that things have to make sense?
Filed under: Australia, China, Democrat Corruption, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Junk Science, Media Bias, Politics, Russia | Tags: Diplomacy Not His Forte, G20 Meeing in Brisbane, Obama Offends Our Allies
There didn't seem to be much news from President Obama's trip to Australia for the G20 meeting. The media made a lot of his climate accord with China at his previous stop in Beijing. The commentary recognized that Obama set a path for America to reduce our carbon dioxide emissions by 2020, and China would go ahead building coal-fired plants at a tremendous rate until 2030 when they might start paying attention to their emissions. The general assumption is that China will pay no attention the agreement anyway, but Mr. Obama seems to believe it to be a great accomplishment.
President Obama ruffled feathers by demanding to make a speech to young people at Queensland University, where he offended everybody with what they called "an ill-informed, insulting speech from Barack Obama about climate change, the Great Barrier Reef and coal."
The U.S. Embassy carefully had advised the president not to couch his climate change comments in a way that would be seen as disobliging to the Abbott government. "Historians of the US-Australia relationship are unable to nominate a case of a visiting president making such a hostile speech to the host government." Heads of State just don't go to other countries and insert themselves into political debates in that country.
Queensland is a coal mining state. Mr. Obama said that climate change "here in Australia" means "longer droughts, more wildfires" and "the incredible natural glory of the Great Barrier Reef is threatened." Well, no it doesn't, but it has been a contentious point in Australian politics. Climate change does not cause wildfires, nor does it harm the Great Barrier Reef.
Prime Minister Abbott has been critical of Obama's Green Climate Fund, and points out that the "four-fifths" of the developed world that had used fossil fuels to develop could not deny "the other fifth" access to coal to generate electricity for the hundred million people who were without it.
Queensland officials are so angry at Mr. Obama's remarks about the Great Barrier Reef and his attack on coal production in a resources state that they are considering a formal complaint. Informal messages were sent to the U.S. delegation that the president's speech was not in keeping with that of a guest and ally.
Hopes for a positive G20 summit meeting crumbled abruptly when Obama called Vladimir Putin a jackass. At a joint press appearance President Obama blurted "Everyone here thinks you're a dick." Mr. Obama then unleashed a ten-minute tirade at the Russian President.
Look, I'm not just talking about Snowden and Syria," Mr. Obama said. "What about Pussy Riot? What about your anti-gay laws? Total jackass moves, my friend."
As Mr. Putin narrowed his eyes in frosty silence, Mr. Obama seemed to warm to his topic.
"If you think I'm the only one who feels this way, you're kidding yourself," Mr. Obama said, jabbing his finger in the direction of the Russian President's face. "Ask Angela Merkel. Ask David Cameron. Ask the Turkish guy. Every last one of them thinks you're a dick."
Mr. Putin released a terse official statement reading, "I should be afraid of this skinny man? I wrestle bears."
After one day of meetings, the G20 nations voted unanimously on a resolution that said perhaps everyone should just go on home.
The American press, for the most part simply reported that Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper told Putin that he wasn't sure about shaking Putin's hand, and Putin "should get out of Ukraine." For Obama's tirade I had to go to the Daily Mail and Zero Hedge. Interesting omission.
ADDENDUM: I 'm told that the conversation between Obama and Putin comes from a parody in the New Yorker last year, and has inadvertently been picked up by many bloggers as accurate. Apparently it is not. I apologize. It seemed to fit right in with his speech that so offended the Aussies. That was quite real, and reported in the Australian newspapers, as well as in the text supplied by the White House. Mr. Obama has seemed particularly angry since the election, and short tempered, but that's just the view from partial glimpses.


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By JEFFREY BISHKU-AYKUL Staff Writer A Hyde Park mother is organizing a city-wide art show to raise the profile of childhood cancer. Tracey Harmon is the founder of Naomi's Fund, a non-profit named for her daughter, who died at age 8 in 2010 of an undifferentiated sarcoma after three years of remission. The group received(…)


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Water, cups, paper towels, and an uneven surface are all you need for this simple and cool activity. (A dash of food coloring will make it extra-cool.) Watch as the water magically "walks" from one cup to the other!
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Thursday's edition of MMAWeekly Radio welcomes in Spike TV host Nate Quarry, manager Mike Roberts and all new debate topics for today's show.
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What happens when demand exceeds supply? Asking this question, with respect to traditional energy sources, has some very real and very frightening repercussions. "According to the estimates of our department's Energy Information Administration, in just two decades we'll need 175 quads of energy to meet anticipated demand based on expected growth in this country, both population as well as economy.
In other words, that's three-quarters more demand than Americans consume today," said U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham during the 13th annual Energy Efficiency Forum.
Co-sponsored by the U.S. Energy Association, Washington, D.C., and Milwaukee, WI-based Johnson Controls Inc., the June 12, 2002 forum titled "Evolution of the Energy Economy: Ensuring Security and Stability" discussed a myriad of topics – everything from energy conservation incentives and renewable resources to public policy issues – at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
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Lighting was another significant topic. "Nationwide lighting consumes 7 quadrillion BTUs or more in a given year, which is about 7 percent of our entire energy usage in this country. On top of that, less-efficient incandescent bulbs produce huge amounts of heat that our climate control systems of course in turn must manage so we pay an additional energy penalty as well," he explains. Abraham demonstrated an inorganic light-emitting diode – new technology so revolutionary that he compared it to the invention of the automobile. "Items like this one use solid-state technology to perform more work while using just a fraction of the energy that current lighting does," he says.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Erin Crocker still believes she can make a difference as a female driver in NASCAR and make a name for herself in a sport dominated by men.
She also believes the best way to do that is to leave Evernham Motorsports, where she has gotten more publicity for her personal relationship with team owner Ray Evernham than her driving.
"At this point I want to earn that credibility back,'' Crocker said on Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. "I want to earn some more respect and go off on my own and do what I came here to do.''
Her comments came a day after Evernham said their relationship hurt Crocker's career because of the negative publicity that surrounded them much of last season.
The relationship became a point of contention when driver Jeremy Mayfield, after being released from Evernham Motorsports, alleged in a 2006 lawsuit that his boss was an absentee manager largely because of his "close personal relationship with a female driver he engages to drive on NASCAR's ARCA, Truck and Busch Series.''
Evernham, 49, said the outside distractions were a factor in Crocker's performance, his ability to build a quality team and attract sponsors.
"I don't know if he hurt it per se,'' Crocker said of her career. "What happened last year with media and sponsors, I don't know. At this point I just think it's best for me to move to another organization and earn credibility back. That's the only way I can do it.''
Crocker said there have been inquiries from several organizations about driving in the Busch or Truck Series.
The 26-year-old currently is driving for EMS in the ARCA series after Evernham shut down the truck program due to a lack of sponsorship. But she believes with five top five finishes and a pole at Daytona in seven starts she has the ability to succeed.
"I feel good about my driving,'' Crocker said. "I just want things to be positive again. I want to earn that credibility I had when I got here.''
Credibility is the key issue. If that means starting over in ARCA and earning her way back to the Truck and Busch Series Crocker is willing to do that.
"The frustrating part is not having to start over again,'' she said. "To me, I just want to be in racing, racing with good equipment with good people around me.
"I feel I kind of have that this year with ARCA. But it's just not enough. When I only race once a month, those other three weekends I drive myself crazy.''
Crocker says she's in the best shape of her career, having used the spare time to work out. She worked the Coca-Cola 600 as a radio pit crew reporter and plans to do a couple of more races this season.
"It wasn't too much instruction involved,'' she said. "They go, 'Here's a battery pack and your radio.' I went out on pit road and the first interview was Mark Martin. Then it was Jeff Gordon and Juan Pablo [Montoya].
"They still laugh at me because I couldn't even hold the microphone.''
Crocker found little to laugh at last season. She finished 26th in the Truck series and went through periods where she lost confidence in her ability to drive.
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We were camping just near Novalja, camp Strasko. And the beach, every body is talking about - ZRCE - is 3 km away from it. The buses are organized very often and all trough the night and are driving from Novalja to Zrce. You can even walk it is not far away and since so many people are visiting it is impossible to loose cose there is always someone going there. Day or night!
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Guiness record 13 dogs jumping a rope together.
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I like to watch a good cat fight if they don't hurt each other and they usually don't.
Hellava cat fight
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Welcome to "MLS Primetime Thursday" on ESPN2 with kickoff at 9.30 p.m. ET. The Galaxy will be taking on Chivas USA and a certain Mr. David Beckham is expected to play significant minutes. As usual, the game is being billed as a 'Super Clasico' clash, although I tend to think whoever copyrighted the phrase had something different in mind. Spot the odd one out -- Real Madrid vs. Barcelona, River Plate vs. Boca Juniors, Hilary Duff vs. Lindsay Lohan and ... the Galaxy vs. Chivas USA. That's actually not intended as a dig at MLS, it's referring to the fact that the series has been wildly unbalanced so far in the Galaxy's favor and until Chivas gets its act together, it really doesn't constitute much of a rivalry. Let's face it, if Chivas can't beat a reeling Galaxy team with a jet-lagged and fatigued Landon Donovan and David Beckham, then there's nothing left to say. In other random news today, Barcelona executives are early candidates for the "Shrewdest Offseason Moves of the Year Award." Not only did the team add Thierry Henry at a bargain knock-down price (giving the team arguably four of the world's six best players), but the team managed to offload comedy defender Juliano Belletti to Chelsea today. Even more surprising than the news that Chelsea see Belletti as the solution to its right back situation (cue laughter here), is the team's unwillingess to pay a few extra million to secure stud right back Dani Alves from Sevilla. Settling for Belletti instead of Alves is kind of like the Galaxy trying to sign Juan Pablo Angel and settling for, well, Alan Gordon. Former U.S. No. 1 keeper Kasey Keller signs with Fulham. "Kasey is a proven professional with impeccable international credentials," said Fulham manager Lawrie Sanchez, while hastily burning all video evidence of Keller's recent Copa America performance. ESPN's Allen Hopkins broke the story earlier this afternoon that former Brazilian international Denilson will be arriving in MLS to play for Dallas. I'm extremely excited about this signing for a couple of reasons. First, although he never lived up to the lofty projections, Denilson's still a hugely entertaining player and adds a level of flair that doesn't exist in MLS right now. Secondly, once Denilson breaks out his famed stepover moves, the hope is that U.S. players will watch and learn and realize that an effective stepover requires you to be moving forward while you perform it, not the rather useless stationary variant perfected by a certain unnamed speedy U.S. international who turned down a move to Derby. In any case, I'll be back when the game starts with a play-by-play and for those of you itching to relive classic U.S. soccer games, check out Dave Brett's classic American soccer video archive. OK, so that was a shameless plug for another of my readers, but hey, he really does have some classic NASL games etc. that you can check out.
PLAY-BY-PLAYWe're off, now that the WNBA marathon has finally ended. 12 mins -- not much happening so far except for the fact that Beckham slightly tweaked his ankle on a long-range effort. 14 mins -- Maykel Galindo breaks into the box and forces a save from Joe Cannon. Just like it's impossible to hear Brian Ching's name on TV without the word "Hawaiian" attached, these days it's impossible to hear the name Galindo without "Cuban refugee" attached. 17 mins -- Starting lineups are announced on air, and all Galaxy fans need to know is that Alan Gordon is not starting. Thank the Lord. Oh, and Landon Donovan is not starting either, he apparently took a knock in Sweden. 18 mins -- Spoke too soon, career underachiever Edson Buddle, the homeless destitute man's Eddie Johnson, limps to the sideline. Can he carry on? Let's hope so, or else we might see Gordon. 19 mins -- Still not a lot happening. I think I'll map out my draft board for my fantasy football draft this Sunday in the meantime. 24 mins -- So if Buddle is the poor man's Eddie Johnson, then Chivas USA's Francisco Mendoza is the equally poor man's Andres Guardado. Still nothing happening. 25 mins -- A moment of excitement, Galindo skips past two tackles and plays Sacha Kljestan in nicely with a great chance. Kljestan can't finish, blasts it straight at Cannon, and the chance is wasted. Expect a national team callup for Kljestan against Brazil then. 26 mins -- Off camera, Ante Razov takes out Beckham with a sliding tackle. Doesn't he know there is a Beckham-cam following the man's every move? You can't even breathe in Beckham's direction these days without being caught. To his credit Beckham bites his lip and doesn't respond. It's a good thing Razov didn't insult his sister instead. 27 mins -- The increasingly composed Mike Randolph breaks down the left but his run is stopped. Going back the other way, Kljestan plays a great through ball which splits the entire Galaxy defense and sets Galindo off to the races, but Cannon saves the day. That was a nice pass indeed by Kljestan, I'd even give him more credit if it wasn't against the Galaxy. 30 mins -- Cannon saves the Galaxy again. Chivas USA broke down the left with Francisco Guardado feeding Galindo who then fed Razov inside the box for a vicious shot that Cannon parried. Chivas USA are attacking Chris Klein's flank with abandon. 31 mins -- Abel "I refuse to play on artificial turf" Xavier hacks down Mendoza in the box to prevent a goal. You could make a fair case that Chivas should have had a penalty there. 34 mins -- Carlos Pavon forces a corner. And Beckham has his first opportunity of the night. A teasing cross but it doesn't find anyone and Chivas clears. 35 mins -- Beckham looks really tired out there tonight. 36 mins -- Galaxy earn a free kick on the right side about 40 yards out. It's the same spot that Beckham had two assists against the Red Bulls from. He sends it deep again looking for Pavon but it's cleared.
37 mins -- Galaxy corner. Beckham sends it deep to the far post and Kyle Veris heads wide. 40 mins -- Lawson Vaughn hacks down Beckham from behind (needlessly) and gets carded. It's too far out for a Beckham special methinks. Instead of shooting, he chips it in and Pavon heads it over. 43 mins -- This game is drab. Most definitely not Super Clasico-caliber. Beckham is justifiably tired and Donovan is sidelined, but what's the excuse for the rest of the Galaxy? 45 mins -- Jesse Marsch hacks down Beckham from behind and Becks is riled. Dumb foul by Marsch and Beckham jumps up and confronts Marsch face-to-face and the two teams converge on each other. In the middle of it all, Kevin Harmse gets headbutted by Alex Zotinca. Unbelievable. Both guys get sent off, but it's a bit harsh on Harmse to be honest. He was just pulling Marsch off Beckham. Well, let it be said that the Galaxy with Beckham are never dull. Halftime. If that doesn't fire up both teams for the second half, then nothing will. Even if Beckham was thinking of going off at the half, that tackle by Marsch has basically ensured that Becks will be back in the second half. They just showed a replay, and Harmse actually threw a sneaky uppercut at Marsch which prompted the Zotinca headbutt. Again, on a night where there are 5000 cameras and a Beckham cam, it's probably not the best idea to try to get away with stuff like that ... Bob Ley is interviewing USWMNY superstar Abby Wambach at halftime. I think Galaxy GM Alexi Lalas should seriously think about signing her to replace Alan Gordon at forward. They're coming back out for the second half and Beckham looks very very very serious. Round 2 for Beckham-Marsch then. Second half is under way. With both teams a man down, there's lots of space to exploit, it'd be a perfect situation for Landon Donovan actually. 47 mins -- Galaxy have pulled off Buddle while Chivas is sticking with two strikers. 48 mins -- Galindo with a nice run and blasts it wide right from outside the box. Galindo is looking sharp tonight and the most likely player to break the deadlock. 49 mins -- Nice approach play from Mendoza, who slips Galindo free into the box but his cross is blocked by Kyle Veris. 51 mins -- Kljestan with a nice ball to Razov who blasts it wide, but he was offside anyway. 52 mins -- Poor clearance by Chivas and Galaxy have only their third corner of the night. 53 mins -- Beckham's corner is deep and Veris fails to connect. 54 mins -- Martino feeds Beckham who tries a long-range shot from about 35 yards and misses by about a foot. Good effort. 55 mins -- Chris Klein chips a hopeless cross into the Chivas box. It's about 30 yards too far for everyone else. What exactly was he thinking? Meanwhile, Landon Donovan is warming up. 56 mins -- Martino sets up Klein on the edge of the box. Klein tries to take on a defender but loses the ball. That Nathan Sturgis/Robbie Findley for Klein trade continues to be a stroke of genius. 57 mins -- GOAL. Chivas 1-0. It was inevitable, Maykel Galindo scores. Unfortunately for L.A. the goal comes from a mistake from Kyle Veris who fails to clear from a hopeful long punt. The Galaxy's playoff prospects are looking incredibly bleak right now. 58 mins -- Donovan is in the game now and earns a free kick in midfield which amounts to nothing. 60 mins -- Kljestan on the break for Chivas and taken out from behind by a Kyle Martino sliding tackle. He's lucky he only got a yellow for that. 63 mins -- Beckham with a crafty chip which sends Donovan clear but he's narrowly offside. 65 mins -- Beckham tries a cross-field pass to Klein, but it falls short. He's looking very tired still. 67 mins -- GOAL. Chivas 2-0. Galaxy corner but it's cleared. Chivas breaks -- beautiful combination play between Kljestan, Mendoza and Galindo and Galindo finishes the move by clipping it smartly past Cannon. The Galaxy might be done now. 70 mins -- Randolph makes a nice run down the left flank, but then ruins it by trying to dive to earn a foul just outside the box. Not a bad idea I guess, a Beckham free kick is probably the only way the Galaxy scores tonight. 72 mins -- So I can't help but feel sorry for Becks. He flies halfway across the world on an injured ankle and guts it out for an abject, woeful team that gives him no support and does him no favors. He deserves better ... but that's the English national team for you. 75 mins -- The game has slowed to a crawl and Marsch is limping. MLS executives everywhere are hoping he goes off before he maims Beckham. 76 mins -- Galindo is off now as well and for those of you who didn't know, apparently he's a Cuban refugee. Really? That's news to me. 79 mins -- Hey, apparently in all the gloom I missed Alan Gordon coming on. He makes his presence felt by almost decapitating Brad Guzan and Guzan is upset. 80 mins -- Beckham's corner is met by Veris who sends in a great header and it's cleared off the line by Paulo Nagamura. Nice play by Nagamura, who was left unprotected in the expansion draft by the Galaxy. Another in a long line of brilliant personnel moves by L.A., who could really use a defensive midfielder. 83 mins -- The game has slowed to a crawl but Beckham sends in another cross that forces Guzan to come out and clear. 87 mins -- GOAL. Chivas 3-0. Mendoza wide open in the Galaxy box and a sweet finish. Joe Cannon looks absolutely peeved and he should be. His defense has been horrendous the last two games. The Galaxy might as well play one at the back at this rate. 89 mins -- Beckham is limping hard now and can barely walk. I can't believe the Galaxy let him play the full 90. 90 mins -- Into injury time and Beckham is grimacing and in obvious pain. Fulltime. Chivas USA 3-0 Galaxy. The Galaxy were poor and at this point probably have nothing to play for other than the SuperLiga final next week against Pachuca. Chivas was easily the better team and outclassed the Galaxy. As for Beckham, he wasn't very effective tonight other than a few nice touches, but given his ankle, his lack of fitness and the strenuous travel schedule he's had to endure, it was to be expected. If nothing else, he's proving he has a lot of heart.
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This fifteenth century home, located 20km from Brescia, was restored a few years ago, but still boasts the natural wood and stone materials and associated characteristics expected from a period building. Surrounded by a lush green garden, it is located in the more peaceful part of the village, yet it is close to the centre.
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TED's impressive story begins in 1984.
"What are best practices when dealing with expensive lawyers to reduce time and cost?" This was a question I answered today on Quora, a Q&A website. He's my answer.
The short answer is don't give work to "expensive" lawyers. Find ones who deliver value for money.
Is your preferred restaurant, car, perfume, or computer expensive? You're a poor consumer if you don't focus on value for money.
If you're developing a mobile device app I'm sure you've been reading a lot, having conversations with prospective partners, and seeking other collaborators.
Use the list below to check legal needs are covered.
It's advice I've provided for developers. It's just as relevant for clients commissioning development of mobile apps.
Many elements of package design can be protected with intellectual property law. Do-it-yourself designs need not apply.
Together with do-it-yourself logos, they rarely qualify as great IP or easily stand up to legal attack in our experience.
So if IP law thinks they are rubbish why invest in them?
Waves are a common and useful metaphor for change, including for technological change.
Long-term waves in IT history, as observed by Brenda Laurel, are discussed in Structured networks and the next internet wave.
Contemporary waves were discussed last month in Technology Waves and the Hypernet by IT investors, Roger McNamee and Mike Maples in their new blog, The Hypernet.
Carlton United's new branding for Pure Blonde is likely to help it in any future trade mark protection or related legal action.
The new bottle and label design makes three changes. It has an embossed Pure Blonde crest in the glass, giving it a separate status as a brand. It has a central label which emphasises the word "Pure", having taken the crest out. It has a longer neck label that connotes premium and emphasises the word "Premium".
Through rebranding Carlton not only keeps its product's identity fresh and contemporary, it also strengthens its legal rights to protect its intellectual property.
When we last wrote about Pure Blonde in "Trade mark law strategy kept simple for blondes". On the right is the bottle with its original labels. The emphasis there too was on clever tactics with intellectual property, specifically, use of scope creep in the trade mark strategy for Pure Blonde.
In 2007 we extended an invitation to readers to call for a conversation on 10 possible topics. Happily some took up the offer.
The nature of the questions kept them relevant. So for 2012 we repeat them and our invitation.
If you want to discuss the 10 topics below call us whether you are a client, collaborator or a stranger. We're proposing an open conversation to exchange thoughts, play cards and see where that might lead.
A business journalist asked me today: "What role can directors play to secure their organisation's intellectual property".
Nice question. But I'd like to answer a better question.
It's this: "What role can directors play to build and protect an intellectual property business and its future?"
Under law in Australia and most countries whether A is B's employee or, alternatively an independent contractor, is critical for ownership and protection of intellectual property. And that's just the beginning.
In Australia, if A is an employee numerous legal consequences follow. Superannuation must be paid, income tax must be taken out, and workers compensation insurance put in place.
To answer the question of whether A is an employee involves considering layers of law, facts and circumstances. There are variations for employees working in the private or public sector, under awards or enterprise agreements, or Common Law contracts and so forth.
Investment to create wealth through ownership of a brand is wasted if there is ignorance of intellectual property law ("IP"), IP search procedure, and IP protection tasks.
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If so, can you give examples? What I'm looking for is any apps that let third-parties write code or modules/"mini apps" for extended functionality that a user can install/execute from within the app.
Nope. As a developer, I know this is not possible unless the "child" app is installed as an app, supports a URL scheme, the "parent" app knows about, and their interaction can be limited to launching each-other back and forth.
Note: the situation with jailbroken devices and in house applications is different, but I assume you don't care about those.
Tongbu App Store. It may be one of the best ones but it may have some problems. It crashes some times but can easily be fixed by connecting to computer.
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Voters in Mississippi use electronic voting booths to cast their ballots in the 2012 presidential election (AP).
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More states are using electronic voting machines, but these systems remain vulnerable to attack by Russia or other nefarious actors, warns Bruce Schneier in The Washington Post. More
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Nawaf Obaid on the release of the "28 pages."
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"Modern Conquest"
Foreign Affairs
By Dan Altman, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, International Security Program
"Conquest is a regular feature of war. But it is generally accepted that globalization and growing economic interconnectedness has stitched the world together in such a way that fighting each other for land is no longer pragmatic. Then in 2014, Russia stunned the world by annexing Crimea...."
July 18, 2016
Harvard Project Director Robert Stavins Receives Environmental Award
Harvard Project Director Robert N. Stavins was awarded the Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Award on July 12, 2016, which is presented annually by the California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance (CCEEB) to a leader in advancing environmental policy in California. CCEEB is a coalition of business, labor, and public leaders seeking to promote both a sound economy and a healthy environment. The award is named after the former California governor, founding CCEEB Chairman, and father of current Governor Jerry Brown.
May 31, 2016
"Foreign Cooperation and Proliferation in South Asia"
By Jayita Sarkar, Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
"Nuclear South Asia: An Analyst's Guide to India, Pakistan, and the Bomb" is a free, open online course from the Stimson Center that addresses nuclear themes and challenges in South Asia. It is meant to provide strategic analysts in India and Pakistanand the interested public in all countriesa platform to study these issues and engage in a serious, informed conversation. MTA Associate Jayita Sarkar delivered Section 2's Lecture 3.
July 14, 2016
"Deterrence Has Kept Hezbollah and Israel At Bay for 10 Years"
The National Interest
By Daniel Sobelman, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, International Security Program
"Both parties have learned to adopt a strategy of deterrence that meets the theoretical prerequisites of deterrence as laid out in the literature. In fact, both have come to describe the conflict as being governed by mutual deterrence."
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