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Handset maker HTC continued the flow of announcements of high-end handsets supporting Android and Windows Phone 8, with the unveiling last week of its Windows-based 8X.
Even as the NFC Forum attempts to broaden the reach of its NFC touchpoint symbol, known as the N-Mark, rival marks are surfacing, threatening to present consumers with a fragmented array of NFC icons as the technology rolls out.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple vowed it will not agree to open up its NFC technology or yield to other negotiating points that four large Australian banks have raised as part of their request to antitrust regulators to negotiate collectively with Apple and to boycott participation in Apple Pay while the negotiations are going on.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Adding mobile payments capabilities to flagship smartphones appears to be a must-have feature as OEMs fight for market share in China's hotly contested phone market.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Contactless reader and NFC vendor On Track Innovations reported lower expenses and says it has positioned itself to earn more revenue from services in addition to its reader sales and possible NFC patent income–all in hopes of making the company profitable for the first time in its history. The question of when that will happen remains unanswered, however, and OTI doesn't provide guidance.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple has responded to a request to regulators by four major Australian banks to jointly negotiate terms for their adoption of Apple Pay and to boycott participation during the negotiations with a strongly worded letter, branding the group's proposed action worthy of a "cartel" that would "harm consumers, lead to less competition and less innovation and set a troubling precedent."
NFC Times Exclusive – Fourteen banks in Taiwan launched mobile payments using host card emulation late last week or plan to do so in coming weeks, but none of the cards that the banks' customers can load into their new Android wallet apps will sport the Visa logo–one of the two main bank card brands in Taiwan.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Credible reports say that Chinese smartphone manufacturer ZTE plans to join the "OEM Pay" club, and that the company has signed an agreement with payments network China UnionPay to deploy an NFC-enabled mobile payments service in China.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Chip maker STMicroelectronics is hoping its $77.8 million-plus acquisition of the NFC assets of Austria-based ams AG will help it accelerate its move into the Internet of Things market, especially for wearables.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – More than a dozen Taiwanese banks and their mobile payments joint venture along with Mastercard plan to announce Thursday the launch of mobile payments using host card emulation, with more banks to follow.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – NXP Semiconductors reported growth in its Secure Connected Devices unit, which includes its NFC chips and secure elements, as the Netherlands-based chip maker is benefitting from the rollout of mobile payments services by smartphone OEMs and renewed interest in NFC transit ticketing in China.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple's boast this week that its mobile payments service accounts for three out of four contactless payments in the U.S. says little about the number of contactless transactions it is recording stateside, but does indicate that Apple has maintained its lead over rival NFC-enabled wallets.
NFC Times Exclusive – A few days ahead of the official launch of Apple Pay in Switzerland earlier this month, Swiss consumer protection group Konsumentenschutz SKS filed a complaint with the Swiss competition officials, contending that Apple's policy of locking down the embedded chips in its NFC devices is "monopolistic" and is a violation of the country's antitrust laws. The regulator, however, has declined to launch a formal investigation, deciding to continue to observe the market for now, NFC Times has learned.
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PEBBLE BEACH -- Warriors guard Stephen Curry wasn't able to avoid a question about Kevin Love at his own basketball camp.
Asked by a boy wearing a Curry jersey if he wanted a trade for the Minnesota big man to happen, Curry brought up how difficult it would be to part with teammates Klay Thompson and David Lee, who are possible trade pieces.
"I'm not in the position to make those decisions, and so it's not up to me as a player," Curry said at Stevenson School, where he worked with about 120 youth basketball players. "My job is to go out and play and have fun and do what I'm supposed to do on the court.
"I love Klay. I love playing with him as well as David Lee. Those are my teammates, the guys that I love. We've fought so hard the last three years together growing, and it would be very, very difficult to see that end. As great as Kevin Love is, it would be very hard to see your teammates and your brothers leave at this time. So we'll see what happens, but it'd definitely be a tough situation."
Curry joined Andre Iguodala as players to voice their support for Thompson remaining with the Warriors. General manager Bob Myers on Thursday reiterated that any big trade this offseason is "unlikely."
"I've always made a point that Klay is definitely somebody I would love to play with," Curry said. "He's a guy that brings it every night on both ends of the floor and somebody that I've seen grow from Day 1, and so being his backcourt mate for the future, I think that's a good look for the Warriors.
"Obviously, I'm not the one making decisions, and there are a lot of different I guess ways you can think about it."

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January 21, 2009
Bureau of Land Management to Establish Renewable Energy Offices
The new offices at the Bureau of Land Management will expedite permitting for renewable energy projects, such as this geothermal power plant in Nevada.
In one of his last official acts of office, Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne has helped pave the way for his replacement, Ken Salazar, by authorizing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to establish offices that will expedite renewable energy development on the National System of Public Lands. The new Renewable Energy Coordination Offices will expedite the permitting of wind, solar, biomass, and geothermal projects on BLM-managed lands, along with the electrical transmission facilities needed to deliver the energy from those projects to power-thirsty cities.
The Renewable Energy Coordination Offices will be staffed by BLM employees from a variety of natural resource disciplines, and will also receive staff support from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other bureaus within the Interior Department. The offices will initially be located in the four states where companies have shown the greatest interest in renewable energy development: Arizona, California, Nevada, and Wyoming. The new offices will also improve the BLM's coordination with state agencies and other federal agencies, including DOE and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. See the BLM press release.
The BLM and the U.S. Forest Service also issued Records of Decision in mid-January to amend 130 of their land use plans to support the designation of more than 6,000 miles of energy transport corridors on federal lands in 11 Western States. The amendments were based on analyses presented in a Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) that was prepared by the BLM, DOE and the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Defense as part of their work to implement the Energy Policy Act of 2005. The PEIS, released late last year, identifies energy corridors in the West for transmission and distribution lines that will help facilitate the development of renewable energy resources. The energy corridors could also carry pipelines for oil, natural gas, and hydrogen. Approximately 5,000 miles of energy corridors are located on BLM-managed lands, while nearly 1,000 miles of energy corridors are on U.S. Forest Service lands. Roughly 120 miles of corridor segments are on lands managed by the Bureau of Reclamation, the National Park Service, and the Department of Defense. See the DOE press release and the Web site for the PEIS, and the recent press releases from the BLM and the U.S. Forest Service.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the threat of computer attacks from Iran has grown and he says the Pentagon is prepared to take action.
A former U.S. official says authorities believe Iranian-based hackers are responsible for cyberattacks that devastated Persian Gulf oil and gas companies.
The former official is familiar with the investigation and says U.S. authorities believe the attacks were probably backed by Tehran and came in retaliation for the latest round of American sanctions.
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The existence of a post office in Marietta dates almost back to the existence of Marietta itself.
According to David Van Allen, corporate communications specialist for the U.S. Postal Service, the first post office was established in Marietta in 1794, just six years after Marietta was established as the first permanent settlement in the Northwest Territory.
A letter to General Rufus Putnam on May 24, 1794, sending "packets" for the person Putnam would designate as postmaster at Marietta is the oldest postal receipt traceable to Marietta.
Throughout most of the 17th and 18th centuries, the location of the post office followed the current post master, wrote the late local historian Jerry Devol in a series called "Ohio's First Post Office" published in "The Tallow Light" in 1968.
In 1900 it was moved to the St. Clair Building on Putnam Street, he wrote.
"Steamboatmen and others complained about the location of the post office in the St. Clair Building as being too far away from the river as well as the center of commerce," he wrote.
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The St. Clair Building was also not big enough to encompass the ever expanding crowd receiving mail at the post office, said Devol.
Therefore the groundwork was laid in 1909 for the post office at 275 Front St.
"The post office area was originally called the City Ice Lot because it was very low lying land and people would walk onto the river, cut chunks of ice and walk back to sell it to townspeople," explained Harley Noland, who owns and runs Trolley Tours, Inc. in Marietta and is a Marietta City councilman.
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History of the Marietta Post Office
The existence of a post office in Marietta dates back to 1794.
The current location of the post office was built in 1912.
Less than a year after completion, the 1913 flood crept eight feet high in the building, which had been purposely elevated to avoid flooding.
The post office was expanded in 1958, almost doubling in size thanks to an addition in the back.
In 2008, the post office received its most recent updates, including a larger customer service window area and new tile floors.
Source: United States Postal Service, "Ohio's First Post Office" by Jerry Devol, The Marietta Times Nov. 10, 1960
The lot had been an eyesore, wrote Devol, and the post office was a welcome change in downtown Marietta.
It was completed in 1912, just in time for an event of historic proportions.
In May 1912, acting postmaster Asa McCoy took the afternoon mail to the Washington County Fairgrounds, affixed each letter with a "Mailed by Aeroplane" postmark, and had a bi-plane drop the letters over the lawn of the new post office, Devol wrote.
"The pilot made the fourth experimental air mail flight ever in the nation," he wrote.
A quick look at the post office will show that it had been built up on a bit of a mound, said Noland.
"That's a huge amount of earth they put under it and you would have thought they would have been safe. Well, they were not," he said.
In 1913, the Great Flood converged on the post office, creeping eight feet high in the first floor and turning the building into an island.
But the post office was built of the right stuff, and bounced back quickly after the flood, said Noland.
"Being masonry, it didn't really damage it much. It didn't have wood floors. It had poured floors," he said.
While it did not do any structural damage, the post office was a mess.
"When the water finally receded, the post office's beautiful marble floors were caked with putrid mud," wrote Marietta historian Lynne Sturtevant in "A Guide to Historic Marietta Ohio."
Marietta was also without mail for more than a week, wrote Walter Dow, who was a retired Marietta Post Office employee, in a Nov. 10 1960 issue of The Marietta Times.
"Because of the large accumulations of mail in Parkersburg, Postmaster Rose secured the government boat Forthye to take what mail Marietta had for dispatch and bring that which had been stored there," he wrote.
The Marietta Post Office was also the home of two first-day issues of commemorative United States postage stamps. In 1937, a stamp commemorating the sesquicentennial of the Ordinance of 1797 was first issued in Marietta.
In the tradition of coupling memorable milestones with disastrous ones, 1937 was also the year of another devastating flood. This time the water only reached four feet high in the post office, but the slowly cresting water put the post office out of commission for nearly two weeks, wrote Dow.
In 1938 a second first-issue stamp was released in Marietta. This one honored the sesquicentennial of the establishment of civil government in the Northwest Territory and featured the "Start Westward" monument which still stands in Muskingum Park.
Until 1958, the post office had a beautiful facade that faced the river, said Noland.
But due to expanding demands, a $190,000 addition was approved, wrote the Marietta Times on June 19, 1958. The one-story addition covered the side of the building that faced the river. It spans the length of the post office and makes up the back 56 feet of the post office as it is today.
The next major renovation would come 50 years later. In 2008, the post office expanded its customer service window areas and replaced the worn marble floors with tiles.


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UA sororities to host Halloween events for children
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The University of Alabama's Panhellenic Association will host the annual sorority row trick-or-treat event from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 29.
Children 12 and younger from the Tuscaloosa area are invited to dress up in Halloween costumes and visit the lawns of the campus sorority houses on Magnolia and Colonial drives.
UA sorority members from the Alabama Panhellenic Association and National Pan-Hellenic Council, also in costume, will provide candy to area children.
In addition to the candy and activities, UA's Parker Adams program will host a haunted house for all ages on the third floor of Harris Hall, and students will offer face painting and Halloween games in Tutwiler Hall.
The event will be canceled in case of inclement weather.
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March 23, 2011
Kansas City Buses Provide Clean Ride for Kids
On March 16, the Kansas City, Kansas School District welcomed some newcomers to their community—47 natural gas school buses deployed as part of DOE's Clean Cities Alternative Fuel Vehicle Pilot Program, supported by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Kansas City's mayor, the school's director of transportation, and the Kansas City Clean Cities coordinator introduced the new vehicles to the crowd, describing how they can help reduce America's dependence on imported oil while also saving money, reducing pollution, and teaching students about new technology. The buses' first runs will begin the week following the arrival, after the students return from spring break. In addition to the buses, the project also supported the installation of a compressed natural gas filling station. See the Energy Blog post.


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Unfortunately the new feature "options for renderer specific file name formats" is in conflict with the use of the option
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The option "ShowDVDTitleDuration = true" is used in the PhilipsPFL.conf for showing the length of DVD/ISO/VIDEO_TS folder tracks.
The use of "ShowDVDTitleDuration = true" generates a java.lang.NullPointerException and no folders or files are shown on the TV.
With "ShowDVDTitleDuration = true" removed from the renderer configuration profile file the shared folder and files are shown again.
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David Fincher likely won't direct the upcoming film about the late Apple founder Steve Jobs after Sony Pictures turned down Fincher's supposed "aggressive" demands for $10 million upfront and control of marketing of the movie, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Fincher was the front-runner to direct the as-yet untitled drama, which Aaron Sorkin adapted from the official Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson. Sorkin and Fincher worked together on the Oscar-winning 2010 film "The Social Network," about the founding of Facebook.
A source with ties to the studio told the Hollywood Reporter that Fincher wasn't totally out of the running, but his demands were "ridiculous."
"You're not doing Transformers here. You're not doing Captain America," the source reportedly said. "This is quality -- it's not screaming commerciality. He should be rewarded in success, but not up front."
Right. I'll do it for half that.
"The Social Network" did $225 million worldwide in 2010 and earned Sorkin an Oscar for best adapted screenplay. Fincher's next film, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," had even higher expectations, but ended up earning about $235 million, according to TheGuardian.com.
Fincher wanted Christian Bale to play Jobs. Sorkin, who is still as screenwriter, reportedly said he wanted three single-take scenes, each one following a major Apple product launch.
Apple must've been salivating at that notion.
Fincher didn't time his demands very well. According to the Guardian, financial trouble has Sony leaning toward diverting resources from its film to its television division.
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Brett White dug deep into "The Numbers" to determine the definitive answer to one of fandom's most often asked questions: Who is Marvel's Wonder Woman?
Was creator William Marston specifically told to reduce Wonder Woman bondage in chains by 50%? Did DC really win a trademark dispute over the cricket term "batsman?" All this plus another "Peanuts" mystery!
DC Comics has released their full solicitations text and images for product releasing in May, 2013, including the latest from "Justice League of America," "Batman," "Green Lantern" and more.
DC Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at the May solicitations for the publisher's Justice League titles, including "Justice League of America" #4, "Green Arrow" #20 and more.
In CSBG's latest spotlight on how comics drop unwanted plotlines, Abandoned Love, Brian Cronin looks at how DC Comics handled the end of the short-lived "Mod" era of Wonder Woman.
DC Comics released a preview of "Young Romance: A New 52 Valentine's Day Special" #1, an anthology issue featuring a variety of characters including Superman, Wonder Woman & Batman. The issue goes on sale February 6.
Multiple reports state The CW wasn't happy with the initial pilot script for "Amazon," but the Wonder Woman origin series still has a chance to end up on the fall 2013 schedule.
New photos of Brooke Shields have surfaced online, taken during the actress' time at Princeton in 1986, where she portrayed Wonder Woman in The Princeton Triangle Club's production of "Star Spangled Banner."
DC Comics has released their full solicitations text and images for product releasing in April, 2013, including the latest from "Justice League of America," "Batman," "Action Comics" and more.
Mark Pedowitz took the stage at the Television Critics Association winter press tour to offer updates on a potential Wonder Woman show, a now-dead "Battle Royale" adaptation, a "Vampire Diaries" spinoff and more.
Nearly two-dozen cover images have surfaced online ahead of DC Comics' April solicitations, featuring new "Justice League of America" art, a provocative "Batman" cover and more.
"Batwoman" writer Haden Blackman and co-writer and artist JH Williams III spoke with CBR News about the finale of their first yearlong storyline and the personal challenges Kate will face in 2013.
Acknowledging mistakes in his rejected 2011 pilot, prolific producer David E. Kelley insists Wonder Woman can still work on television, saying The CW is "smart to try it" with the planned origin story "Amazon."
The end of 2012 and beginning of the New Year has brought plenty of newly announced toy lines like Power Lords and "Django Unchained," plus new additions to MiniMates, ARTFX and more!
This week, Reptil goes all "Lord of the Flies," Alana gets lost in a book, Wonder Woman gets personal with Orion, Moloch gets mystical and Tom Taylor goes to Hades.
DC holds "Spirit Archives" rights for âthe foreseeable futureâ! Jamie Hewlett talks Tank Girl! Cliff Chiang on reintroducing Orion in "Wonder Woman"! Plus interviews with Alison Bechdel, James Sturm, Zoom Rockman and more!
DC Comics has released their full solicitations text and images for product releasing in March, 2013, including the latest from "Justice League of America," "Earth 2" "Constantine" #1 and more.
DC Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at the March solicitations for the publisher's Justice League titles, including "Justice League of America" #2, "Aquaman" #18 and more.
James Robinson discusses the shift in power coming to "Earth 2" as Fury is set to make her New 52 debut and hints at what readers can expect of the series' next major arc, which features the new Doctor Fate.
The CW's planned Wonder Woman series is moving forward with the launch of a search for an actress in her early to mid-20s to play the iconic DC Comics superheroine in "Amazon." UPDATE: WW remains princess Diana!
This week, Batwoman and Wonder Woman draw on Pegasus, Sirocca creeps up on Diana, the Shadow knows (how to ride a motorcycle), Captain America stands tall and Daredevil swings past guns, and ammo and ⦠bodies?
As the holiday shopping season kicks off, it's time to spread the comics love. CBR presents an in-depth rundown of the comics, graphic novels, manga and more that make perfect gifts for friends and family of any stripe.
Artist Cliff Chiang spoke with CBR about his and Brian Azzarello's first year on "Wonder Woman," the thought process behind his Greek pantheon designs and his take on the Fourth World's Orion.
Original "Calvin and Hobbes" art fetches $203,150 at auction! Best-of-the-year lists from The New York Times and The Washington Post! Brian Azzarello talks "Wonder Woman"! Howard Cruse on "The Other Side of Howard Cruse"! Plus more!
On the eve of talking over as artist on "Action Comics" in March, Tony Daniel spoke with CBR about collaborating with Andy Diggle on Superman following his two-issue arc on "Justice League" with Geoff Johns.
DC Comics has released their full solicitations text and images for product being released in February, 2013, including the latest from "Death of the Family," "Justice League of America" and more!
DC Comics is bringing back "Young Romance," the anthology that 65 years ago launched an entire genre, with a February one-shot featuring Superman, Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Batman, Apollo and Midnighter.
WB Games and NetherRealm Studios has released a new trailer for "Injustice: Gods Among Us," with a behind the scenes look and new developments for the upcoming DC brawler.
Scott Lobdell discusses his DC Comics titles, promising a new road for Superman, major changes for "Teen Titans" and the "most severe beat down of the Joker" ever in "Red Hood and the Outlaws."
Writer Brian Azzarello spoke with CBR about creating the "Watchmen" prequels, the inclusion of the New Gods in "Wonder Woman" and the challenge of developing stories as a fan.
DC Comics writer and CCO Geoff Johns and artist Ivan Reis spoke with CBR about "Justice League," the Wonder Woman/Superman relationship, the new Green Lantern and what lies ahead for Aquaman in 2013.
This week, Mothman takes a nap, Clint and Kate take aim, Metal Man takes to the water, Wonder Woman takes a walk and The Coyote takes a head.
Greg McElhatton gives Brian Azzarello and Tony Akins' "Wonder Woman" #13 4 stars, calling the issue "a great example of how well a reboot of a company's line of comics can work with the right creators."
Greg McElhatton gives "Batwoman" #13 4.5 stars, saying the team-up issue by J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman "feels like a textbook case on how to handle a guest-star."
At the "From Concept To Page" panel at NYCC, DC Comics revealed creative secrets, from the pitch, to character designs, page layouts and more with over 40 images from Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang's Wonder Woman revamp.
On the eve of New York Comic Con, DC Comics has announced Andy Diggle as Grant Morrison's replacement on "Action Comics." Fresh off a Marvel exclusive, the writer's run on Superman's flagship title will be drawn by Tony Daniel.
Marvel unpacks Marvel NOW! for national media! Gail Simone talks "Batgirl" and return of The Joker! J. Bone on Michelle Obama as Wonder Woman! Jaime Hernandez on keeping his sanity! Plus much more!
Michael Rooker wants to be Rocket Raccoon in "Guardians of the Galaxy!" A new trailer hits for "The Walking Dead" season three! Guillermo del Toro talks "Hulk! Plus, Adrienne Palicki on "Wonder Woman" and more!
After having graced the debut issue in 1972, Wonder Woman returns to "Ms." magazine for her fourth cover with the 40th anniversary edition of the periodical. The Mike Allred illustration is also available as a poster.
Ryan K. Lindsay gives "Wonder Woman" #0 4 stars, calling the throwback issue by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang "one of the New 52's strongest assets yet to lure in new readers and demonstrate the strength of comics."
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More schools, fewer applicants: Law-school applications are at their lowest in a decade, but that hasn't stopped a handful of colleges and universities across the nation from opening new law schools. WSJ
Foaming mad: The U.S. government sued to block the world's biggest beer maker from spending $20 billion to get even bigger, the latest deal to fall prey to global antitrust regulators. WSJ
'Over the edge': Justice Sonia Sotomayor said a colleague of hers was "a little over the edge in attacking" one of her majority writings. ABA
Blight court: Nine current and former Philadelphia Traffic Court judges were charged with conspiracy and fraud Thursday, capping a three-year FBI probe into what authorities said was rampant ticket-fixing and pervasive corruption on the bench. Inquirer
Hacking: Chinese hackers believed to have government links have been conducting wide-ranging electronic surveillance of media companies including The Wall Street Journal, apparently to spy on reporters covering China and other issues, people familiar with the incidents said. WSJ


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Several careers put people at the front lines of exposure to flus,colds, and other winter illnesses; fitness professionals including instructorsand trainers are just a few who must be extra cautious about spreadingillnesses between themselves, clients, and other colleagues. Here are a few tips from them on how to stayhealthy and cold-free during the next few months of the winter season.
Trainer Juliet Stovall advises her clients and other trainers to follow doctor'sadvice and wash hands frequently. Thisstep is recommended by the CDC as the number one way to prevent colds andflus. Washing hands cleanses the germsand bacteria from the skin, preventing it from entering the body when a personinadvertently touches their face, or eats something small and their fingerstouch the mouth. It's simple, effective,and important for overall hygiene during all seasons.
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David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial: Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents
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(c) Systematic nature of the extermination
1. A refusal to accept that the extermination of the Jews was systematic, organized or centrally directed, is a major element in the phenomenon of Holocaust denial. Where does Irving stand on this issue? Even before he changed his mind on the numbers killed and the use of gassing as a murder technique, Irving was denying that the Nazi extermination of the Jews had been carried out in a systematic manner. Thus for example in 1986, two years before his change of mind on these other issues, Irving told reporters in Brisbane, Australia:
I'm not attacking the figure of six million, I'm not attacking the fact that the Jews were killed, but I am attacking or questioning whether in fact it was a tragedy ordered and organized on the very highest German state level, namely by Hitler himself. And I think this is what they find very repugnant. Because if my hypothesis is correct, then it means that all these Jews - and it may be any figure, I don't look at the figure concerned - if my hypothesis is correct, it indicates that the Jews were the victims of a large number of rather run-of-the-mill criminal elements which exist in Central Europe. Not just Germans, but Austrians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Estonians, feeding on the endemic antisemitism of the era and encouraged by the brutalization which war brought about anyway. These people had seen the bombing raids begin. They'd lost probably women, wives and children in the bombing raids. And they wanted to take revenge on someone. So when Hitler ordered the expulsion, as he did - there's no doubt that Hitler ordered the expulsion measures - these people took it out on the person that they could.69
2. Irving did not explain how Allied bombing raids on Germany, could have turned Latvians, Lithuanians and Estonians against the Jews. He did make it clear, however, that he thought the mass killings of Jews in the Second World War resulted from local initiatives in East-Central Europe, not from any overall co-ordination by the Nazi leadership or indeed by any part of it.
3. His view that these local initiatives were excusable comes through clearly as well. As he told an interviewer the same month in 1986,
The millions of Jews, or the hundreds of thousands of Jews - I'm not going to name any figure - who were liquidated during the Second World War by the Germans, or the Latvians, or the Ukrainians, or all the rest who carried out liquidations - they were the victims of a large number of nameless criminals into whose hands they fell on the Eastern Front. Mostly around Eastern Europe, the liquidations occurred - and these men acted on their own impulse, their own initiative, within the general atmosphere of brutality created by the Second World War, in which, of course, the Allied bombings played a part.70
4. Other aspects of his 1986 statements were soon revised; this one was not. The extermination of Jews in Eastern Europe during the war, he repeated in 1988, in places like Minsk and Kiev and Riga, was 'conducted for the most ordinary and repugnant motives of greed and thievery', by 'individual gangsters and criminals', for whom the German state and people could not be held responsible.71 In fact, of course, even those responsible on the ground for directing and carrying out the actual killing operations were not 'nameless' and most of them were not 'criminals' in the sense of having previous convictions; they were responsible officials acting on behalf of the Nazi state and Nazi agencies such as the SS and the police, and their names are very well known to posterity; later on in this Report, a number of them will be mentioned by name and their actions and activities discussed in detail. The signed reports they filed on killing operations are available to historians and have been widely used.72
5. As so often when he deals with these questions, Irving abandons the pretence of original research and resorts to speculation and innuendo. Testifying at the 1988 Zündel trial, for example, Irving said he was
puzzled at the apparent lack of logic: that the Nazis are supposed to have had a government policy for the deliberate, ruthless, systematic extermination of the Jews in Auschwitz and other places of murder and yet tens if not hundreds of thousands of Jews passed through these camps and are, I am glad to say, alive and well amongst us now to testify to their survival. So either the Nazis had no such programme or they were an exceedingly sloppy race, which isn't the image we have of them today. It's another of the logical questions which is being asked in this history which the historians hitherto have not asked.
6. 'I don't think there was any overall Reich policy to kill the Jews', he repeated later on the same occasion.73 Of course, his argument here was fallacious; as we have already seen, Auschwitz was both a labour camp and an extermination camp, so it is not surprising that many Jews interned there survived the experience. On the other hand, Treblinka, Chelmno, Belzec and Sobibor, which is presumably what Irving means by 'other places of murder', were purely designed for extermination; Irving presents no evidence to show that any Jews at all survived, which is not surprising, for hardly any did.
7. Irving's view that the extermination was not systematic also leads him to dispute a number of specific instances which most historians have taken to show the concerted nature of the killings. Most historians accept, for example, that the extermination of the Jews who lived in, or had been transported to, the General Government area of Nazi-occupied Poland, in the camps at Sobibor, Belzec and Treblinka, was a concerted operation: Irving rejects this view.74 Irving also disputes the view, commonly held among historians, that the Wannsee Conference, held on 20 January 1942, drew up statistics of Jews in many European countries who were to be taken to Eastern Europe for extermination, either in the near future or, later, when, as evidently expected, these countries fell into German hands. The transcript of the meeting preserved in the Political Archive of the German Foreign Ministry, he says, contains no reference to 'liquidation' or 'agreement with Hitler'. It was, he says, a low-level conference concerned with implementing a change of plan from deporting the Jews to Madagascar to evacuating them to the east, as the foreign ministry official Martin Luther reported afterwards, an impression confirmed by Hitler's Table Talk on 27 January and the Goebbels Diary entry on 7 March.75
8. Irving has repeatedly attempted to argue away the Wannssee conference. He told the 1988 Zündel trial that
Several of the participants in the Wannsee Conference subsequently testified in later criminal proceedings that...none of them had an idea that at that conference there had been a discussion of liquidation of Jews...There is no explicit reference to extermination of the Jews of Europe in the Wannsee Conference, not in any of the other documents in that file. We cannot take documents out of context...In my opinion, it has been inflated to that importance by irresponsible historians who probably haven't read the document.
9. This is a classic instance of the technique described by Vidal-Naquet in Section 2 above, of taking the euphemistic language of Nazism at face value because it seeks to disguise the fact that mass murder was the subject it was referring to, but casting doubt on any source which speaks directly and in unvarnished terms about murder and extermination. Eichmann testified in 1961 that the talk at the Wannsee Conference had all been of killing and liquidation, disguised in the minutes (written by Eichmann himself but checked over and amended by Heydrich) by euphemisms. However, Eichmann, said Irving, forgetting how he had relied on the Nazi bureaucrat's 1961 testimony on other occasions, 'got confused about what he really recalled and what he had in the meantime been told.'76 Moreover, the Wannsee Conference was in fact a high-level meeting with a wide range of senior officials from different administrative and executive bodies with an interest in the implementation of the 'Final Solution of the Jewish Question in Europe'.77 Finally, Irving suggests without a shred of justification that historians have neglected to read the Wannsee Conference minutes even though this is one of the most frequently reprinted and widely available of all documents of the 'Third Reich'.78
10. Irving specifically denies on pages 343-9 of his book on Göring that there was anything systematic about killings of Jews by Nazis in Eastern Europe, and he also denies that there is any evidence that these killings were carried out in response to orders from above. As the same passage in the Göring biography also shows, Irving's view has been for many years now that Hitler only wished to deport Jews, not to kill them. On pages 407 and 425-6 of the 1991 edition of Hitler's War, as we have already seen, Irving repeats his view that Hitler and the leading Nazis planned only to deport the Jews.
11. Presented with the orders issued to the task forces or Einsatzgruppen in advance of the invasion of the Soviet Union to kill Jews, Red Army commissars and others in areas which the German Army was to occupy after the invasion, Irving argues nevertheless that such orders, clear evidence of an overall German state policy of exterminating Jews, could not be 'part of an overall German state policy of exterminating Jews...because there is no documentary evidence to support the contention 'that there was such a policy. I don't now believe', Irving said in 1988, 'there was anything you could describe as "extermination machinery" other than the very disorganized ad hoc efforts of the criminals and murderers among the SS who were carrying out the liquidations that we described earlier.'79
12. Thus Irving denies a central element of the Holocaust as it is conventionally understood, by arguing that the Nazis had no concerted or systematic policy of exterminating the Jews of Europe during the Second World War. This is one of the most widely promoted aspects of Holocaust denial. One of the earliest Holocaust deniers, Paul Rassinier, described 'the systematic mass extermination of the Jews in the gas chambers' as an 'infamous accusation' invented by the Jews.80 Another Holocaust denier, Austin J. App similarly asserted that there was no 'single document, order, blue-print' demonstrating the Nazis' intention of murdering the Jews, and went on to argue, as Irving later did, that the Nazis were so efficient that the fact that some Jews undoubtedly survived proves that they never had any intention of murdering them all: had they wanted to, 'they would have done so'.81
69. Audiocassette 8: Irving press conference, Brisbane, 20 March 1986, 445-458. In the phrase 'this is what they find very repugnant', 'they' presumably, as usual in Irving's speeches, refers to the Jews, or to historians working in some sense or some capacity on their behalf.
70. Audiocassette 89: Terry Lane, ABC 3LO Radio, interview with Irving, 18 March 1986.
71. Audiocassette 99, Irving in Toronto, August 1988, side 1,727-754.
72. See the expert witness statements by Professor Browning and Dr. Longerich for an account of these reports.
73. David Irving's 1988 Testimony at the Trial of Ernst Zündel, pp. 45-6, 88.
74. Reply to Defence of Second Defendant, p. 6.
75. Ibid., pp. 17-18,24-25, citing US National Archives, fol.T-1 20, roll 780, frames 372,024 et seq., and Nuremberg Document NG-2586.
76. David Irving's 1988 Testimony at the Trial of Ernst Zündel, pp. 3, 71.
77. See the expert witness report by Dr. Longerich on the systematic nature of the Nazi persecution and extermination of the Jews.
78. See for example the full translation in Noakes and Pridham, Nazism, Vol. 3. A translation of the Wannsee protocol is also available on the Internet (H-German) under the following address: http://h-net2 .msu. edu/~german/gtext/nazi/wanneng2 .html.
79. Ibid., pp. 95-8; see also the statement, cited above, in Irving, 'Revelations from Goebbels's Diary'.
80. Rassinier, Debunking. p. 288.
81. App, The Six Million Swindle, pp. 7-8, repeating arguments first advanced in App, Morgenthau Era Letters (Tacoma Partk, Maryland, 2nd ed., 1975), p. 101 (first ed., 1965).
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It seems random, but studies have shown that a little caffeine before a workout (100 milligrams or so) can give you a boost. Splash in some skim milk for added protein and make sure you're hydrated.
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Research projects involving more than $800 million are in the works during a given year throughout the University, bringing together innovative thinkers to address today's problems.
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The Marion County Republican Central Committee will be hosting a Lincoln Day Breakfast at the Hannibal Nutrition Center, located at 219 S. 10th Street in Hannibal from 9 a.m. until approximately 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 6.
The keynote speaker for the event will be Missouri U.S. Senator Roy Blunt. Other locally elected officials have been invited to attend.
Persons interested in attending the event need to make a reservation before 5 p.m., Thursday, April 4, by contacting Larry Craig at 573-221-8490. The cost of the event is $15 per person. Proceeds from this event will go to support future projects of the committee and future candidates of the Republican Party at the state and local level.
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Saturday, 07/16/1994
Summer Stage at Sugarbush, North Fayston, VT
Soundcheck: Funky Bitch, Ginseng Sullivan
Set 1: GolgiGolgi Apparatus > DwDDown with Disease[1] -> NO2[2] > Stash, LizardsThe Lizards, Cavern > HorseThe Horse > SilentSilent in the Morning > Maze > Sparkle > SampleSample in a Jar
Set 2: AntelopeRun Like an Antelope[3] -> Catapult -> AntelopeRun Like an Antelope, Harpua[4] -> 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > Harpua > BagAC/DC Bag > SOAMuleScent of a Mule, HoodHarry Hood, Contact > CDTChalk Dust Torture
Encore: SuzySuzy Greenberg
[1] Unfinished.
[2] Fish on vacuum.
[3] Simpsons signal.
[4] Narration about comet that crashed into Jupiter.
· Charge! tease in Harpua
· Divided Sky tease in Harry Hood
· Barracuda tease in Chalk Dust Torture
Noteworthy Jams: Stash, Run Like an Antelope (highly recommended), Catapult (highly recommended), Run Like an Antelope (highly recommended), Harry Hood, Chalk Dust Torture
Average Song Gap: 4.83
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Golgi was preceded by an a cappella line of Back in My Hometown. Down With Disease was unfinished. NO2 featured Fish on vacuum. Harpua included a narration about the comet that crashed into Jupiter and Poster got hit by a comet. Harpua also contained a "Charge!" tease from Page. Antelope included a Simpsons signal and Trey running around the stage with a megaphone. Catapult saw Fish take a verbal jab at Trey and his upcoming wedding before quickly recanting. Hood contained a Divided Sky tease from Trey and Chalk Dust included a Barracuda tease. This show was officially released as Live Phish 02.
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Song Distribution:
5 Stash
4 Rift
4 A Picture of Nectar
3 Hoist
3 The White Tape
2 Junta
2 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
1 Lawn Boy
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This show was part of the "1994 Summer Tour."
It was a marvelous sunny day in North Fayston, VT, with green mountains all around us. There was not a better day to see Phish, and as we would find out later, the band felt the same way. The venue was one of the most beautiful at which to see Phish, or any concert for that matter. It was on the side of Sugarbush Mountain in the middle of the Green Mountains. Unfortunately, there was a bus system (similar to Waterloo Village) where we had to line up so busloads of Phish fans could be taken to the actual concert site. But it was such a beautiful day that not one person in the ten thousand-plus crowd could care less what they had to do to see their beloved quartet.
They opened up the show with an unusual treat to make us feel like we were with them in their most beloved environment. They came out and harmonized a few lines from "Back in My Hometown". Five seconds later, "Golgi Apparatus" was permeating the crowd, and it had people going absolutely bananas. A selection from their latest release, Hoist, was next, "Down with Disease". It was a very simple, babyish version that featured Trey soloing throughout. Several minutes later, they slowed it down, along with the crowd. Weird noises appeared. Trey grabbed his megaphone off of his amp and started waving his arm in huge circles, passing the megaphone by his microphone. Mike grabbed a drill and held it in front of his mic. All this was giving up the sounds of a very rare "N2O", a song played only that summer a few times - until 7/13/99. The effect they created was that we were sitting in a dentist's chair. How a band can make you feel like you are in a dentist's chair is beyond me but they did a great job of it. Mike played the part of the dentist, saying lines like, "You are getting sleepy," and "Don't worry, it won't hurt." Out of nowhere the band went right into Stash. The only way to describe it is short, brief, and concise, yet still somewhat engaging. Other favorites in the set were "Cavern", "Sparkle", and an incredible "Maze", "Horse > Silent", and the set closer, "Sample in a Jar". The energy and rare vibe that fans live for were there, but there was not too much to go crazy over except a well-played set.
If only we had known what was ahead. The lights went out, the sun was pretty much down. The remnants of a gorgeous sunset were still upon us, and we heard the opening lick to "Run Like an Antelope". Just writing this review is giving me goosebumps. This version of "Antelope" is by far one of the best versions I have ever seen or heard the band perform. The energy they put toward the crowd was like no other. The main jam of the song started off in orbit. Trey was wandering all around stage in a groove that he had very rarely been in. Out of nowhere, he started screaming into the microphone. Page followed, screaming bloody murder. Trey was screaming "WEEEEEEEEEE" like he was on some sort of amusement-park ride. They even started laughing obnoxiously. Trey then started running around stage at a track star's pace, taking another guitar and doing windmills with it like Pete Townshend. After that mayhem, they broke into "Catapult", where the famous argument between Fish and Trey took place. Fish suggested that Trey didn't really want to get married, Trey got mad, and Fish apologized, all with tongue firmly lodged in cheek. Quickly they went back into "Antelope", where more screaming and running occurred. Page stood up and was banging obnoxiously on his piano. At the end of Antelope they did the "D'oh!" from the Simpsons language, and the line "Set the gearshift for the high gear of your soul" was said with a passion, volume, and energy that no other "Antelope" has ever had. With some quiet feedback from "Antelope", the band burst into "Harpua", and what a "Harpua" it was. It was the most free-spirited and spontaneous narration I've ever heard. Trey first makes a claim that Vermont is the best state in the Union and that anyone who doesn't live there is totally missing out. The basic gist of the story is that Harpua and Poster are roaming around on top of the mountain we are standing on. Harpua is hungry and says, "Hot lunch, I want him." Just as he is about to attack poor Poster, a wave of energy came from nowhere and "they look up in the sky - and see a giant comet - crashing into Jupiter." Right then and there, a comet was actually crashing into Jupiter. Meanwhile the rest of the band was playing some heavy space, and then Fishman busted right into "2001", which I must say was one of the most perfectly placed versions ever. Following "2001", they proceeded to finish up "Harpua" with some altered lyrics ("your cat got hit by a comet!"). The band continued to rock hard by doing some great versions of "AC/DC Bag", "Scent of a Mule", "Contact", and "Harry Hood". They closed off the set with a fantastic version of "Chalk Dust". The encore was a ripping "Suzie Greenberg", and just like that, the tour was done. It was sad to say goodbye once more, but what made the ending worse was that now ten thousand tired kids all wanted to get on those buses to get back to their cars at the very same time.
I went to Sugarbush completely on a whim. My friends and I got really far out at the Jones Beach show and decided we had to be in Sugarbush. So we loaded up after JB and trekked to SUgarbush. We drove most of the way there and then camped at a rest stop about an hour from Vermont.
We got there early enough that we were able to park in the ski slope parking lot. So all the trauma people had about taking buses and stuff didn't apply to us. It was a great scene. We showed up pretty early(10am) and had to park at the bottom of the hill. I was worried about getting a ticket for some unfathomable reason so we walked up to the lodge and bought a few shortly after we got there. After that it was time to hang. For those of you who have never been to Vermont you are missing out. The air is the cleanest I can ever recall and just being there and loving Phish gives you a great inner peace.
Inside I just remember bouncing around. being relatively close then waaay in the back. I think I was about 30 rows back when Trey said "there are comets hitting Jupiter right now!!!" Also I remember they played the new Primus album at set break and it was the first time I heard it. when no2 started Keegan and I looked at each other and were like cool !Gamehendge again! but it was not to be. Still a cool song. Run like an Antelope was fantastic. At that point though it didn't even seem that special because after my run of shows that month it just seemed like the level they would always be playing at... Great tour closer.
Noob confession: this was one of the first two or three versions of Run Like An Antelope I heard on tape. The next several versions of Antelope that I heard left me disappointed that they didn't extend the intro or go bonkers in the jam like they did at this show.
So my review of this show: antelope stands out as being a crazy jamfest. Trey screamed "set the gear shift to the high gear of your soul..." and then the show just blazed. I am not a fan of Harpua- and this is why this show gets 4 out of 5- Harpua was very long and intricate and conversational. But the 'new songs' like 'sample in a jar' and "DWD" were interesting at the time and their new jams were welcomed. I still recall standing on the ski slope and seeing the bandlook almost excited to see so many fans. This show was unofficially released (bootlegged' in an album and I recall seeing it in Rasputin's in Berkeley years later called, "Back Home'...i bought it at the time...
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. — Join the North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation, Rabbi Meredith Cahn, and Hazzan Jonathan Rosenthal, for High Holiday services. NTHC is pleased Cantorial Soloist Jonathan Rosenthal will be the Hazzan for this year's High Holiday services at NTHC, leading the services alongside Rabbi Meredith Cahn. He is the great-grandson of the famous Cantor Yossele Rosenblatt.
This High Holidays will again be a wonderful experience and a time of strong community spirit and involvement across the NTHC membership, Community guests and out of town visitors.
As fall commences, Jews worldwide look forward to the Days of Awe: The Jewish High Holidays of Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur. Rosh HaShanah translates as "Head of the Year" and is the celebration of the Jewish New Year. Yom Kippur is the "Day of Atonement" and is observed by fasting, prayer and repentance.
Rosh HaShanah services begin Sunday night, Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. Morning services begin Monday, Sept. 17 at 10 a.m., ending with Tashlich on Lake Tahoe at the Tahoe Vista pier. Children's service (for pre-readers and early readers) is Monday at 2 p.m.
Second Day Rosh HaShanah services will be held in conjunction with Temple Bat Yam from Lake Tahoe South Shore and will begin at 10 a.m. at Spooner Lake. Bring dairy (no-chicken) potluck dish to share and your own chair for sitting.
Yom Kippur begins Tuesday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. with Kol Nidre. Feel free to come between 6-7 p.m. to light a Yikzor candle in memory of a loved one. Morning services are Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 10 a.m. Children's services are at 2 p.m. Afternoon services/Yizkor/Mincha/Neilah starting at 4 p.m.
May the year ahead be filled with blessings of health, happiness and peace.
The North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation has a year-round schedule of services, celebrations, education and community events. NTHC is located at 7000 Latone Ave. in Tahoe Vista. For more information, go to www.tahoetemple.org or call 530-546-0895.


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WASHINGTON (January 25, 2013)--President Barack Obama said Friday he's naming his longtime foreign policy adviser Denis McDonough to lead the White House staff.
Mr. Obama, who appeared with McDonough Friday at the White House, called the adviser "a great friend to me and everybody who works here at the White House."
McDonough is taking over the key West Wing role from Jack Lew, Mr. Obama's nominee for Treasury secretary.
McDonough has advised Mr. Obama on foreign policy for nearly a decade and most recently served as the president's deputy national security adviser.
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ALAMEDA -- With young, athletic quarterbacks all the rage in the NFL, particularly right now across the bay, it only makes sense that the Raiders would consider taking a look at Terrelle Pryor.
Though it's unlikely to resemble the sea change going on with Colin Kaepernick in San Francisco, Raiders coach Dennis Allen said Monday that he and his coaches have "discussed" the possibility of taking a look at Pryor in some capacity.
It's unclear whether that might be at quarterback or in some kind of special package that takes advantage of Pryor's impressive combination of size, speed and elusiveness.
"He's working to get better, and he's working to improve," Allen said of Pryor. "He's gotten better as a quarterback. I don't think any of us feel like he's the finished product, including himself, but he has worked to improve."
Carson Palmer, who turns 33 on Dec. 27 and is under contract through 2016, has passed for 3,181 yards and is within reach of Rich Gannon's single-season team record (4,689 in 2002).
Pryor, 23 and acquired by Al Davis in the August 2011 supplemental draft, wasn't available for comment Monday.
Pryor hasn't been active for any of Oakland's first 11 games. He has yet to attempt a pass in a regular-season game since he joined the Raiders before the 2011 season.
He showed glimpses of what he can do at quarterback during some of the Raiders' exhibition games, both with his feet and his strong arm. But the Raiders will have to decide whether Pryor is worthy of being Palmer's successor or if there's some way to use him other than as the full-time quarterback.
That process will continue in earnest Tuesday in advance of the first practice for the upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns.
"We got to look at any options," Allen said. "Again, we're all accountable to getting this thing corrected and getting it done right. Players and coaches, we've all got to be held accountable. We've got a standard that we uphold ourselves to, and we haven't lived up to that standard yet."
Defensive tackle Tommy Kelly said he is having a hard time comprehending how the Raiders went from 8-8 and one win shy of the AFC West title last season to a team that is floundering.
"It's been mind-blowing," Kelly said. "I would have never, in my wildest dreams, thought we would be 3-8 right now."
When asked the reason why, Kelly didn't mince words.
"A whole multitude of things," Kelly said. "Defense, offense, special teams, the whole team, as a whole, has not gotten the job done. We just got to play a little better over the last five weeks."
Dalton completed 16 of 30 passes for 210 yards and three touchdowns, without any interceptions.
Opposing quarterbacks have combined for 23 touchdowns and a 101.9 passer rating in 11 games against the Raiders this season. The Raiders are last in the league in both categories, and they are near the bottom in average yards allowed per game and completion percentage.
Burnett is the 11th Raiders player to make his NFL debut this season.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Cybersecurity Legislation Gets Renewed Push From Financial Firms
WASHINGTON— Top financial-industry lobbyists pressed senators to move forward with cybersecurity legislation, part of an effort to re-energize a campaign that has lost steam amid revelations about the National Security Agency's extensive domestic surveillance.
In a letter Wednesday to senior members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, three financial-industry trade groups said their ability to prevent cyberattacks will be hindered unless Congress acts.
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The industry's main concern is liability: Will private-sector firms expose themselves to lawsuits if, in responding to cyber-threats, they share customers' information with the government or halt certain financial transactions?
"Cybercriminals threaten consumer privacy by persistently and aggressively attacking while those who want to protect that private data are hindered from sharing attack information by a system that is weakened due to uncertainty over liability concerns," wrote the heads of the Financial Services Roundtable, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, and the American Bankers Association. "Congress can change that."
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat who chairs the Intelligence Committee, is working with the committee's senior Republican, Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R., Ga.), on legislation she has said would "facilitate the sharing of cyber related information among companies and with the government and to provide protection from liability for so doing."
President Barack Obama signed an executive order in February to start facilitating some data sharing, but lawmakers and the administration believe they need legislation, largely because of the liability protection it provides.
A spokesman for Ms. Feinstein had no immediate comment on Wednesday's letter. In a statement, Mr. Chambliss said he hopes the committee will act soon. "Those on the front lines of these attacks must be able to share cyber threat information freely and without fear of frivolous lawsuits, while still ensuring that the privacy interests of ordinary Americans are protected," he said.
The House passed a cybersecurity bill in April that the industry supports, but the White House threatened a presidential veto, saying that bill "does not require private entities to take reasonable steps to remove irrelevant personal information when sending cybersecurity data to the government or other private sector entities."
Since then, the administration has come under fire after an NSA contractor leaked details of the government's cyberspying operations, heightening public concern over online privacy.
Mr. Obama met last month with Bank of America chief executive Brian Moynihan and other CEOs to discuss cybersecurity and the Department of Commerce outlined a draft of best practices for companies to manage cyber risks. Tim Pawlenty, President of the Financial Services Roundtable, called the draft guidelines and the meeting helpful but said legislation is still needed.
The industry is open to changes to the House bill if it means getting legislation passed, said Karl Schimmeck, vice president of financial services at Sifma, the securities industry group. "We are supportive of the House bill, but we understand there probably is going to be some compromise," Mr. Schimmeck said in an interview Wednesday. "We really just want to see some progress."


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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Lazy Lasagna (You're just going to have to trust me)
What is the number one thing we hate about making lasagna? (you won't need long to think of your answer.)
We hate boiling and fussing with the noodles! They stick to each other, they tear, and they freaking burn our fingers!
I finally broke down and tried the "no boil" method for my lasagna to take to Tennessee last week. I'll admit this was a gutsy move, in that if it didn't work out, I'd be responsible for taking the whole gang out to dinner on Friday night (my designated meal night.) It totally worked out, and I will NEVER boil lasagna noodles again!
I actually doubled this recipe and made two pans. Those throw-away aluminum/plastic covered lasagna pans they sell at the store work great for this recipe.
Lasagna... NO BOIL!
8 lasagna noodles
1/2 lb. very lean ground beef
1/2 lb. lean Italian turkey sausage
1 onion, diced
1 bell pepper, seeded and diced (I used a red one)
8 oz white button mushrooms, coarsely chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
dash of crushed red pepper flakes
salt and pepper
6-8 cups of your favorite jarred pasta sauce (this ended up being 1 1/2 jars for me)
2 cups part-skim ricotta cheese
1 egg
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1 Tbsp fresh italian parsley, chopped
salt and pepper
2-3 cups mozzarella cheese, shredded
1/4 cup parmesan cheese
Soak lasagna noodles in a tray of hot tap water for 15 minutes.
Place ground beef, sausage, onion, and bell pepper in large skillet. Season with salt and pepper and brown until meat is cooked through and veggies are opaque. Drain. Add in mushrooms, garlic and red pepper flakes and saute until mushrooms lose liquid, 3-5 minutes. Stir in pasta sauce, cover, and simmer for 15-20 minutes.
Mix together ricotta, egg, garlic powder, parsley and then season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Spray baking dish with cooking spray. (Use one that is approximately the same length as the lasagna noodles.)
Drain lasagna noodles from soaking water.
Spread approximately two cups of the meat sauce on the bottom of the baking dish. Layer 4 lasagna noodles on top of sauce. Spread with half of ricotta mixture. Sprinkle with half of the mozzarella. Cover with another 2 cups of sauce. Layer on remaining noodles, followed by remaining ricotta and mozzarella. Spread remaining sauce over top. Sprinkle parmesan cheese over all.
Cover tightly with foil. Bake for 25 minutes. Remove foil and bake for another 25 minutes.
Remove from oven and let sit for 15 minutes before cutting and serving.
6 comments:
- stephchows said...
I'm a huge fan of no boil lasagna. Sometimes the top layer of noodles doesn't always cook though... so I've been using thin sliced zucchini to replace the top noodle layer. Super tasty :)
- April 29, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Mags said...
What a great idea! I'm going to try that the next time. A great way to incorporate more veggies too! Thanks for sharing.
- April 29, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- katclimber said...
Glad to see the word is getting out about this. I learned about no-boil lasagna several years ago when working in a restaurant kitchen.
A further short cut is that you don't need to soak the noodles at all!! There is the risk, as stephchows pointed out, of the upper level noodles staying a bit crusty/crunchy around the edges. But if you just cook the whole thing a bit longer and cover it with foil for most of the time, usually it turns out great!
- May 1, 2009 at 6:11 PM
- Mags said...
katclimber... you've just eliminated another step! This keeps getting better and better!
- May 2, 2009 at 7:02 PM
- katclimber said...
One potential downside to the dry noodle approach that I forgot to mention is that if you don't have a lasagna pan that perfectly fits a certain number of whole noodles laid down side by side, it's hard to break a noodle in half to lay flat properly. Because the noodles can't overlap or they might not cook completely.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas softball team used three home runs and a strong pitching performance by senior Hope McLemore to post a 4-0 series-clinching win over the No. 17 University of Kentucky softball team on Saturday at Bogle Park in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Kentucky (33-14, 9-8 Southeastern Conference) started freshman pitcher Kelsey Nunley in the game, who threw three-plus innings, allowing three runs on four hits with one strikeout. Nunley picked up the loss in the game, moving to 20-6 on the year. She was relived in the fourth inning with no outs by junior Lauren Cumbess, who threw the final three innings, allowing one run on two hits with one strikeout. Cumbess earned a no-decision.
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Arkansas jumped on top of the Wildcats in the third inning getting a two-run home run to take a lead it would not relinquish. The inning started with a leadoff walk to Devon Wallace, who moved to second on a groundout. After a lineout for the second out, Clarisa Navarro hit her fifth home run of the season over the wall in left-centerfield to give the Razorbacks the lead. Nunley got out of the jam with a foul out.
Arkansas added insurance runs in the fourth and sixth innings on solo home runs from Jennifer Rambo and Nicole Schroeder.
The Wildcats loaded the bases in the seventh inning but could not push a run across. Freshman Maisie Steed started the rally with a one-out walk before pinch hitter Emily Gaines was hit by a pitch and was pinch ran for by Sarah Frazer. Freshman Christian Stokes then reached on a fielder's choice with Frazer safe at second. That led Arkansas to make a pitching change with Cohen getting out of the jam to seal the combined no-hitter.


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