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Darnell Jackson Sr., a former gang member-turned community activist, has been ordered to the Erie County Correctional Facility for eight days for violating the conditions of his domestic violence sentence, the Erie County District Attorney's Office announced Monday.
In December, the 55-year-old Jackson pleaded guilty to second-degree harassment for physically harassing a young woman.
State Supreme Court Justice Deborah A. Haendiges sentenced Jackson to a one-year conditional discharge but instructed him to seek mental and substance abuse evaluations and to complete a domestic violence program.
Jackson did not seek any evaluations nor participate in a domestic violence program, according to District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III.
As a result, the Buffalo resident was resentenced to the county facility for eight days, Sedita said.
Sedita referred to Jackson as a "so-called community activist."
Last summer, Jackson announced his retirement from community activism, citing weariness over run-ins with government and police officials.
A former gang member, Jackson said he was inspired to turn his life around and work with young people after an angel appeared to him in a jail cell years ago.
In 2010, Jackson arranged the peaceful surrender of City Grill shooter Riccardo M. McCray. Jackson also convinced other wanted criminals to turn themselves in over the years. The Margaret L. Wendt Foundation in 2010 contributed $100,000 to fund his East Side Redevelopment Task Force to hire 50 young people to clean up 50 vacant lots on the East Side.
Jackson has been arrested at least four times since 2010, according to the District Attorney's Office.
Last summer, police arrested Jackson for allegedly pointing a loaded shotgun at a man holding a 1-year-old boy.
And in October 2011, Jackson was arrested for allegedly fighting with police, who responded to reports of two men stripping copper flashing from a roof at the former Wonder Bread factory, where Jackson's Center of Hope community center was located.
Jackson, who at the time said the men had no business taking the copper, insisted he did not start fighting with police.
The District Attorney's Office did not have the dispositions of all of his arrests, but charges from several of the incidents were dismissed.
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Pete Dunn is more than just a baseball coach, although being a baseball coach is all he ever really wanted to do.
Over the last 36 years, Dunn has guided the Stetson baseball program to great successes on the field. The numbers speak for themselves:
Combined, those accomplishments have resulted in a Hall of Fame career. In January, 2014, the Stetson coach was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame at the ABCA Convention in Dallas.
But, more than the wins, conference titles, and all of the other accolades that come along with guiding a successful program, Dunn is still excited about his profession because he enjoys having an impact on the lives of the young men who play for him. He enjoys being a teacher – whether he is teaching a player how to bunt properly, or teaching a life lesson.
"I like teaching. That's what coaches are, teachers," Dunn said. "I have my teaching certificate and taught in the public schools prior to coming back to Stetson to coach, so I'm a teacher by trade. I think it's rewarding to take these young men and not only mold them into good players who are team oriented but, more importantly, teach them life skills which will make them better people."
But he didn't start out with a goal to coach. He was a player, a catcher, with the same goals every other player has growing up – professional baseball. He got a chance to do that after playing for two seasons at Brevard Community College and then two more seasons at Stetson for the coach who turned into one of his mentors, Jim Ward.
He was drafted by and signed with the Kansas City Royals after college and spent two seasons living his dream by playing professional baseball. It was during those two seasons he made the decision to pursue a career as a coach.
"I tell people that I was too one dimensional to do anything else," Dunn said. "I wasn't going to design rockets or be a jet pilot. I was a baseball player, a baseball rat. I didn't play any other sports.
"I was fortunate that I was able to help my parents finance my education by playing ball. I wasn't a great student, but baseball helped fund my undergraduate degree as well as graduate school. My pro career was short-lived so, as it turned out, everything fell into place."
But, by falling into place, Dunn did do something he had never done previously – leave the state of Florida. With the exception of a summer spent playing baseball in Michigan, he had never spent time away from his home state. And that one summer away from home was quite a learning experience.
"In the summer of 1967 I had just finished my freshman year at Brevard Junior College," Dunn said. "My roommate, Tom Walker, who ended up pitching in the big leagues for a number of years, was high school buddies with Steve Garvey. Steve was playing football and baseball at Michigan State. The three of us signed to play for Adray Appliance in the Detroit Free Press summer league.
"That turned out to be the summer of the Detroit riots. The three of us lived in Dearborn and had day jobs working for the Chrysler Corporation in the city. Instead of building automobiles, we worked in the tank plant manufacturing armored tanks for the Vietnam war. For more than a week, we couldn't go into the city to work or play ball because of the rioting. You talk about an eye-opener. I had only been away from home for two semesters and, the next things I know, I'm in the middle of what turned out to be a historic event. It was a life-altering experience for me."
After two years of playing professionally, Dunn was offered a chance to get into college coaching as a graduate assistant for a young head coach at Georgia Southern. He took the position working for future Hall of Fame coach Ron Polk, and helped the Eagles earn a trip to Omaha for the College World Series in 1973.
"Coach Polk is a great baseball mind and one thing he does is let all of his assistants have defined roles and let them really run with them," Dunn said. "My first year at Georgia Southern I was the pitching coach. I was probably the worst pitching coach in the nation, even for a team that was pretty good. Being a catcher, I had a working knowledge, so I was the pitching coach."
Dunn stayed on the Georgia Southern staff for two years, earning a Master's degree. By the time he finished his education, Dunn was anxious to return home to his home state of Florida.
"When I got out of grad school, my first teaching and coaching job was at Apopka High School," Dunn said. "Although I was hoping to get a college or junior college job, there were no positions available at the time. I ended up staying at Apopka for three years. It was a great opportunity to cut my teeth as a head coach."
After those three seasons, Dunn returned to Stetson to work for his mentor, coach Jim Ward. In 1977, Ward was entering his ninth season at Stetson. During his tenure, his teams had won 63 percent of their games and had made a successful transition to Division I. During those three years, the Hatters posted a 93-56 record and had the Stetson program rolling.
"I came back to Stetson as an assistant to build my resume. I thought Coach Ward, who had done such a great job, would be here for the rest of his life," Dunn said. "I knew that I wanted to coach, and I wanted to coach on the college level."
He just didn't know that opportunity was going to stare him in the face after just three years as an assistant.
"It doesn't seem like it was 36 years ago that Coach Ward called from Cincinnati while on a recruiting trip and told me that he had an interview at Eastern Kentucky," Dunn said. "I didn't think anything about it because I thought that, even though he was an EKU alum, he'd stay in Florida to coach."
"A few days later he called to tell me he was going to take the EKU job and told me that Coach (Glenn) Wilkes wanted to talk to me the next day."
In addition to being a legendary basketball coach, Wilkes was also the athletics director at Stetson. Dunn's life changed forever that next day when Wilkes offered him the chance, at the age of 30, to take over the Stetson program as head coach.
"I'm really proud of what we've accomplished. It didn't start with me, however, because Coach Ward had built a great program before I took over," Dunn said. "I did not take a bad program and make it successful. I was very fortunate and inherited a very solid program."
His good fortune, and hard work, allowed him to become the 34th coach in NCAA history to reach 1,000 career wins. He is one of only four active coaches to have reached the 1,000-win plateau at their alma mater.
"For me, the reward has been to be able to be as successful as we have, for as long as we have, at the school that I played at and graduated from. There are not a whole lot of guys who have done that."
While Dunn has dedicated his career to Stetson baseball, he did take an opportunity in 1998 to coach another team. That summer he reunited with Polk and served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team. He said that was a very rewarding experience for him, even though he had to spend the summer away from his wife, Debbie, and children.
"It was quite an experience," Dunn said. "Obviously, to be back with Coach Polk was exciting because it had been a number of years since I had coached with him. Most of all, however, it was the opportunity to represent the USA here and abroad."
USA Baseball had just opened it's training complex in Arizona that year, so most of the time Dunn worked with the team was spent there. The team did travel some, however.
"We went to Nicaragua for a couple of weeks to play in the Tournament of the Americas qualifying tournament," Dunn said. "We then travelled to New York and played some exhibition games around the city for five days before going over to Italy for the World Championships."
Now that his two youngest children, Taylor (21) and Emily (19), are older, Dunn said he might consider another opportunity to coach against international competition. He has even flirted with the idea of coaching a national team other than Team USA.
"Debbie and I have talked about it," Dunn said. "Now that the kids are going to be in college, perhaps the window might open again."
Even since his Team USA experience, Dunn has worked with international players, although the players were not quite at the same competitive level. He was asked by close friend Tim Foli to assist with a clinic the Major League Players Alumni Association was holding in Cocoa Beach. The players attending the clinic were all from the Soviet Union.
One of the few regrets he has as a coach was that he was never able to coach his God-son, Chipper Jones. In high school, even though it was apparent that Jones would be a high draft choice, he signed to play collegiately with the University of Miami. Dunn said it was one of the few times he ever got frustrated with Jones.
"Despite my disappointment that he committed to Miami, I knew deep down it was the right thing for him to do," Dunn said. "He was a projected first rounder who was being recruited by not only Miami, but also Florida State, Texas and Arizona State, and many other college powers.
"I did throw the Godfather card at him as well as his mom and dad several times, but couldn't sway him away from Miami. It would have been a lot of fun to coach him."
It all became a moot point when Chipper was selected first overall by the Atlanta Braves in the 1990 MLB Amateur Draft and signed shortly thereafter. During Jones' retirement ceremony at the end of the 2012 season, he made a point to single out his Godfather, who was in attendance.
Even without having the opportunity to coach Jones, Dunn said he has enjoyed every minute of his tenure at Stetson.
"It has been a great ride," Dunn said. "There have been a lot of changes, but that is life. I say this in all sincerity, I have been very, very blessed and fortunate that I have been able to surround myself with awfully good people."
Dunn's vision and hard work helped Stetson build a stadium which quickly garnered acclaim as one of the nation's finest collegiate facilities. Melching Field at Conrad Park, a $4.5 million stadium jointly built by Stetson University and the City of DeLand, opened on Feb. 12, 1999. In 2013 the facility hosted the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament for the 10th time in 15 years.
That event will return to Melching Field in 2017.
"It is not just the university, it is the entire community," Dunn said of his continued passion for the game. "When we brought the stadium before the citizens of DeLand and told them this was what we wanted to do, the city put in 2.5 million and their land and we put in 1.5 million.
"There were very few people who voiced opposition to the project. It was supported because the baseball program was good and it was something the community had bought into. It is a great baseball community."
The challenges that come with coaching have also changed over the years, but Dunn said he still relishes the opportunities he has to have an impact on young players.
"One of the things that's remained constant is that the guys who play on this level still love the game," Dunn said. "Most of them want to play at the next level, but obviously most don't get that opportunity. The nice thing is that the players we get here at Stetson are academically oriented, which means their parents have pushed them to be good students as well as good baseball players. You have to be disciplined in order to be a good enough student to get into Stetson and do well.
"I think we get a higher-caliber kid. I've always believed we have higher-caliber kids here at Stetson because of the academics."
Entering his 37th year as head coach, and his 40th year overall at Stetson, Dunn said he is asked often about how much longer he wants to coach. He has a passion outside of baseball, but his commitment to the Hatters' baseball program prevents him from spending as much time as he would like on his boat.
"I love to fish," Dunn said. "I have always said that baseball is my profession and fishing is my passion. One of these days I look forward to my only worry being where I am I going to fish today.
"My kids are still in school. Taylor and Emily are both at Stetson. I don't feel like I am ready to retire. I still enjoy it and feel young enough. I have been very fortunate to have had good health."
Dunn's long and distinguished career as a coach has opened the door to a number of awards and tributes. He was inducted into the Stetson University Sports Hall of Fame in January 1992. He also received the 1996 Volusian Sportsperson of the Year award presented by the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
In honor of his 1,000th win, the City of DeLand proclaimed February 9, 2007 (opening day) as "Pete Dunn Day." Later in that same year he was inducted, along with his God-son Chipper Jones, into the Central Florida Sports Hall of Fame.
Dunn is actively involved in a variety of community service activities. He is a regular speaker at many regional and national coaching clinics. At the baseball coaches' convention in 1997, Dunn was awarded a 25-year service award by the American Baseball Coaches' Association.
He authored a chapter on catching in The Baseball Drill Book. The book was commissioned by the ABCA, edited by former Fresno State head coach Bob Bennett, and released in January, 2004. He also recently authored another chapter in a new ABCA book on the subject of "Evaluating Practice Sessions".
Dunn and his wife, Debbie, have four children -- Rayni, Marc, Taylor and Emily -- and two grandsons, Micah and Jonah.


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Source: GOP
quote: The difference between a car and it's parts and a human at it's zygote stage and adult stage is that the car parts DO NOT SELF ASSEMBLE INTO A CAR.
quote: The fact that the difference between the zygote and toddler stage of a human being is 'irrelevant' is only so to one who hasn't the foggiest idea that a continuum has no breaks
quote: Does incomplete assembly mean non-human? I dunno, as someone born with no legs if they are human.
quote: Folks see killing retards and whatever else society deem the unfit as horrible because they can see those individuals. There is no logical difference between that and abortion, so I'm starting to think you are indeed a moral freak.
quote: If you take me out of the environment I am designed for (and that comprises an extremely tiny % of the universe) I would cease to function.
quote: There is absolutely no difference between James Cameron in a submarine at the bottom of the Marianas Trench and a human baby before its born.
quote: I'm too pro-science to be pro-choice. Except your definition is totally bunk, because you cannot prove that a zygote is a non-living organism.
quote: whether or not it's alive doesn't even matter to me because based on my "life valuation scale" it falls below insects
quote: . As I said, your subjective opinion. Not scientific fact. As cited above.
quote: We can accept that the embryo is a living thing in the fact that it has a beating heart, that it has its own genetic system within it. It's clearly human in the sense that it's not a gerbil, and we can recognize that it is human life… the point is not when does human life begin, but when does it really begin to matter?
quote: "The beginning of a single human life is from a biological point of view a simple and straightforward matter – the beginning is conception."
quote: "By all the criteria of modern molecular biology, life is present from the moment of conception."
quote: "I have learned from my earliest medical education that human life begins at the time of conception."
quote: "After fertilization has taken place a new human being has come into being. [It] is no longer a matter of taste or opinion...it is plain experimental evidence. Each individual has a very neat beginning, at conception."
quote: "It is incorrect to say that biological data cannot be decisive...It is scientifically correct to say that an individual human life begins at conception."
quote: religious idiots


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By the time Raquel Marchesseault finished her 12-point serving rampage, the volleyball match was as good as won.
The Vikings setter slammed three aces over the net to open game three before putting up 12 unanswered service points. The 12-0 lead was a deciding blow in South Tahoe's 3-0 win against Incline.
"We've learned to pounce," head coach Dan McLaughlin said. "We've learned over the course of the season that we can overpower teams and that's what we did tonight."
There was no weak spot in South Tahoe's game Monday.
Offensively Drew Norberg was a killing machine. She went 10-for-15 on kills and slammed one shot down so hard it sent an Incline player to the bench.
"South Tahoe is strong. They're experienced and they do have the best hitter in the Basin," Incline coach Tacy Kelly said.
The first game was the most evenly matched and ended 25-18, but as time wore on Norberg's intimidating kills started to wear Incline down.
"They played well in game one but then they got intimidated and started falling apart, and part of it's our style," McLaughlin said. "We come at you all the time. If you show any weakness we pounce."
South Tahoe had the serves to back Norberg. It was the Vikings' serves that actually beat Incline in the long run.
As a team, the girls collected 14 aces. Marchesseault and Kaila Griffis led the charge with five aces each. Griffis went on an eight-point serving tear in game two. Her serves blew open a tied game and brought South Tahoe within two points of the win.
Morgan Kaufer delivered the final hit that gave South Tahoe the 25-18 win in game two.
Game three wasn't even close. After Marchesseault's 12-point serving run, the Vikings finished it off 25-11.
South Tahoe is now 6-1 in league and 10-3 overall. The girls will host Sparks on Thursday at 6 p.m.


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Today is the curtain call for Bubba Slye's Deli at 429 King St. in downtown Charleston.
The sandwich shop, owned by Andrew Hare and Jared Hellman, has operated at King and Warren streets for five years, but it originally started on Beaufain Street in 1996.
The owners kept the rights to the menu and name and haven't ruled out a return to downtown Charleston after several months, Hare said.
The King Street site will become the new home of Black Bean Co. on Tuesday. The sandwich shop is moving from 116 Spring St. after 21/2 years, co-owner Joe Lawlor said. Also, Black Bean's fourth Charleston area location on Savannah Highway should be open by late March or early April, he said.
Its other restaurants are on James Island and in Mount Pleasant.
Looking good
Lush, a new cosmetics store, will open in April at 316 King St., the former Olive Oil Shop, according to Phil Rose of Twin Rivers Capital commercial real estate. The 1,180-square-foot shop will carry handmade items with vegetarian ingredients primarily, according to Alyssa Gates, director of real estate for Lush.
Closed for renovation
17 North at 3563 U.S. Highway 17 near Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, is now closed. After some renovations and improvements, word is it will become a new restaurant with a new name and concept.
Pet project
The Charleston area's newest pet shop will be ready for business at 10 a.m. Saturday. Ohio-based Petland will open in the former Burke's Outlet space at 975 Bacons Bridge Road in Summerville. Look for giveaways at the grand opening of the 7,000-square-foot store.
Love offering
Earlier this year, Denny's unveiled three new blends of coffee using Arabica beans across its more than 1,500 U.S. locations. From 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. today, the Spartanburg-based restaurant chain is offering a free cup of any of the three flavors: Signature Diner Roast, Dark Diner Roast and Signature Decaf Roast.
Denny's has two Charleston area restaurants: at 2280 Ashley Phosphate Road and 5270 International Blvd., both in North Charleston.
Health benefits
Bi-Lo on Wednesday launched an enhanced prescription drug program in all of its pharmacies.
The expanded program runs through the store's loyalty BonusCard and offers discounts on more than 450 generic and name-brand medications as well as other perks. Cost to enroll is $5. For more information, go to www.bi-lo.com.
Play time
Discount admission, free pizza and goodie bags are in the offing for Monkey Joe's on Monday.
In recognition of its namesake's birthday and as part of Presidents Day, when many children are out of school, the party and play center is offering admission for $5, free pizza to the first 100 children and free goodie bags for the first 75 children. Monkey Joe's is at 4952 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 116, near Tanger Outlet Center in North Charleston.
Do you know of a business that is opening, closing or expanding? Reach Warren L. Wise at 937-5524 or twitter.com/warrenlancewise.


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BOCA RATON, Fla. - President Barack Obama sharply challenged Mitt Romney on foreign policy in their final campaign debate Monday night, saying, "Every time you've offered an opinion you've been wrong." The Republican coolly responded, "Attacking me is not an agenda" for dealing with a dangerous world.
Romney took the offensive, too. When Obama said the U.S. and its allies have imposed crippling sanctions on Iran to halt nuclear weapons development, the Republican challenger responded that the U.S. should have done more. He declared repeatedly, "We're four years closer to a nuclear Iran."
Despite the debate's stated focus on foreign affairs, time after time the rivals turned the discussion back to the slowly recovering U.S. economy, which polls show is the No. 1 issue for most voters.
They found little agreement on that, but the president and his rival found accord on at least one international topic with domestic political overtones - Israel's security - as they sat at close quarters 15 days before the end of an impossibly close election campaign. Each stressed unequivocal support for Israel when asked how he would respond if the Jewish state were attacked by Iran.
"If Israel is attacked, we have their back," said Romney - moments after Obama vowed, "I will stand with Israel if Israel is attacked."
Both also said they oppose direct U.S. military involvement in the efforts to topple Syrian President Bashir Assad.
The debate produced none of the finger-pointing and little of the interrupting that marked the presidential rivals' debate last week, when Obama needed a comeback after a listless performance in their first meeting on Oct. 3.
But there was no mistaking the urgency. The two men frequently sniped at one another even on issues where they agree, and reprised their campaign-long disagreements over the economy, energy, education and other domestic issues despite ground rules that stipulated the debate cover international affairs.
Obama and Romney are locked in a close race in national opinion polls. The final debate behind them, both men intend to embark on a final two-week whirlwind of campaigning. The president is slated to speak in six states during a two-day trip that begins today and includes a night aboard Air Force One as it flies from Las Vegas to Tampa. Romney intends to visit two or three states a day.
Already 4 million ballots have been cast in early voting in more than two dozen states.
On the Middle East, Romney said that despite early hopes, the ouster of despotic regimes in Egypt, Libya and elsewhere over the past year has resulted in a "rising tide of chaos." He said the president has failed to come up with a coherent policy to grapple with change sweeping the Middle East, and he added ominously that an al-Qaida-like group has taken over northern Mali.
Anticipating one of Obama's most frequent campaign assertions, Romney said of the man seated nearby, "I congratulate him on taking out Osama bin Laden and taking on the leadership of al-Qaida. But we can't kill our way out of this. ... We must have a comprehensive strategy."
More than a half hour later, Obama returned to the subject, saying that Romney had once said it wasn't worth moving heaven and earth to catch one man, a reference to the mastermind behind the 9/11 terror attacks.
He said he had decided it was "worth heaven and earth."
Obama said he had ended the war in Iraq, was on a path to end the U.S. combat role in Afghanistan and has vowed to bring justice to the attackers of the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi last month - an assault that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans.
He also jabbed at Romney's having said during the campaign that Russia is the United States' No. 1 geopolitical foe.
"Governor, when it comes to our foreign policy you seem to want the policies of the 1980s, just like you want to import the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies in the 1920s," Obama said.
Obama was snippy after Romney, criticizing the administration's Pentagon budget, said disapprovingly the U.S. Navy has fewer ships than at any time since the end of World War I.
"I think Governor Romney maybe hasn't spent enough time looking at how our military works. You mentioned the Navy, for example, that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. Well, Governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military has changed. We have these things called aircraft carriers where planes land on them."
Romney offered unusual praise for Obama's war efforts in Afghanistan, declaring the 2010 surge of 33,000 U.S. troops a success and asserting that efforts to train Afghan security forces are on track to enable the U.S. and its allies to put the Afghans fully in charge of security by the end of 2014. He said that U.S. forces should complete their withdrawal on that schedule; previously he has criticized the setting of a specific withdrawal date.
Barring a last-minute change in strategy by one campaign or the other, Obama appears on course to win states and the District of Columbia that account for 237 of the 270 electoral votes needed for victory. The same is true for Romney in states with 191 electoral votes.
The battlegrounds account for the remaining 110 electoral votes: Florida (29), North Carolina (15), Virginia (13), New Hampshire (4), Iowa (6), Colorado (9), Nevada (6), Ohio (18) and Wisconsin (10).
The televised debate brought no cessation to other campaigning.
Obama's campaign launched a television ad in Florida that said the president ended the war in Iraq and has a plan to do the same in Afghanistan, accusing Romney of opposing him on both. It was not clear how often the ad would air, given the fall's overall focus on the economy.
Vice President Joe Biden, campaigning in Canton, Ohio, emphasized differences between the two candidates on the war in Afghanistan.


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Five Ways to Reduce Identity Tracking Online
Online Anonymity? Don't Bet On It
There's a well-known saying, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." But it's getting increasingly harder to stay completely anonymous on the Web, as a Page One article in Saturday's Wall Street Journal shows.
So how do you avoid having your browsing linked to your real identity online? It's pretty difficult, assuming you want to use the Internet like a normal person. But there are a few steps you can take.
1. Log Out of Social Networks When Browsing and Clear Cookies
All those little "Like" buttons and other social-networking technologies across the Web can inform the parent company of your browsing habits whenever you encounter them. This is true even if you don't actually click the button.
To avoid this tracking, make sure to sign out from the social network before doing any Web browsing. Logging out requires more than simply leaving the Facebook.com or Twitter.com page. It means finding the site's logout option. (On Facebook, for instance, it's in the upper right corner of the page, behind the little triangle.)
You can also clear cookies from social networks, by looking in the settings in your Web browser.
Facebook, Google and Twitter all say they don't track social networking users' Web browsing history for advertising purposes. Twitter uses your Web browsing to suggest other users to follow. You can opt out of this tracking by going to your basic account settings, scrolling down and unchecking the box that says "Tailor Twitter based on my recent website visits." Twitter also honors "Do Not Track" settings available in much recent Web browsing software.
2. Use a Service to Help You Avoid Social Tracking
There are several browser add-ons that stop social networks and other sites that have your personal information from gathering data on your Web browsing habits. These add-ons are small programs that you can download and attach to your Web browser.
One such program, https://disconnect.me/, is specifically aimed at blocking code from companies that also have your personally identifiable information.
3. Use Disposable Email Addresses
If you want to sign up for newsletters or for accounts that require an email address, but you don't want that address to be used to track you, you should consider disposable addresses.
There are several services available. Some provide temporary addresses that expire after a matter of minutes. Others allow longer-lasting addresses and forward email to a specified account.
Depending on your email provider, you might also be able to add a plus sign and a word or phrase to your existing email address. For example, email@example.com will get forwarded to email@example.com, allowing you to use many different "name+" combinations when you sign up for services online. It's true that it would be easy for a program to identify you by discarding anything after the plus sign, but it's currently unlikely that most services would expend the effort.
4. Block JavaScript When Filling Out Forms
In some cases, companies can use technology called JavaScript to get information on you, particularly when you are filling out forms.
For example, you can allow sites you trust to use the technology, but you can block tracking companies when you're submitting sensitive information you don't want to share.
5. Use a Fake Name
Finally, remember that in many cases, there is no rule that says you need to use your real or full name online. We're not advocating fraud: People you're buying something from might need to have your actual information, for example. But think about what you enter into forms online, and if you don't need to use real personally identifiable information, don't do it.
Related:WSJ's Jennifer Valentino-DeVries discusses the blurring of public and private lives online.
Related: How to Reduce Online Identity Tracking


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HARRISBURG - A proposed tax incentive designed to attract software giant Oracle to the Pennsylvania State University area and worth millions to other businesses that hire Pennsylvania workers is awaiting Gov. Corbett's signature after clearing the state House and Senate in the waning days of the 2011-2012 session.
The bill would allow employers that hire 250 new workers to keep 95 percent of the workers' state income taxes, money that would otherwise be sent to the state treasury.
Supporters say the program would stimulate job creation, while critics say it would unfairly penalize existing companies that are not expanding and create border wars between states.


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Shuttle X50 vs. OpenSolaris
By dougm on Nov 12, 2009
The X50 wasn't really a battle with OpenSolaris. I only really ran into one problem and that was easily worked around. After booting, select the VESA boot option from the grub menu. It doesn't identify the graphics processor. I booted using a 1GB USB memory stick and ran into no additional problems for installation. I did preserve the Windows 7 installation by using the Windows disk manager. Note that the Windows 7 installation on the X50 uses two partitions and Solaris/grub identifies both as just "windows". If you want to boot windows after the install, select the first windows partition.
Once in the installer, everything works fine and the install goes to completion.
The Device Driver Utility finds the following:
Note that all devices have drivers associated with them.
The Ethernet and WiFi drivers both work fine as does the SATA and USB. The audio devices work properly as well.
The Touch Panel isn't currently supported by OpenSolaris. Note that the Touch Panel device is the same as I found in the Via VIPRO VP7710. Where there is a problem is the USB Camera. While the driver attaches, the utilities that know about cameras don't find one.
It is interesting that several COM ports and an ECP printer port are found. There are no connectors on the outside of the unit to support these.
One remaining problem is the video. It works, but I haven't had the time to tweak the xorg.conf file and run the video at full resolution. This will be done eventually. It seems like it should work with the "intel" Xorg driver but I haven't found the magic settings yet.
All-in-all, this is a nice little system. Once the Intel video driver is working with it, it should do quite well at a number of tasks. Even without it, it works well and seems snappy enough considering the processors.


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ELIDA - Maddie Williams doesn't have any idea who Justin Verlander is.
The Buckeye Central outside hitter should do a little research on it because her coach paid her a high compliment on Saturday after the Buckettes dumped McComb in the Division IV regional volleyball final at the Elida Fieldhouse.
"Once she felt like they were struggling, it just seemed it got stronger and stronger. Maddie is my Justin Verlander," Buckeye Central coach Bill Bonham said. "The longer the game goes, the faster the ball comes. And she has more rotation on it."
If Williams looked it up, she'd find that Verlander pitches for Bonham's favorite baseball team, the Detroit Tigers, and is the reigning Cy Young and MVP of the American League. He's also known for increasing the speed of his pitches as the game goes on.
And like the pitcher, Williams is the go-to player when the Buckettes need to score some points on the service line.
"That's what she can do," Bonham said, with an evil chuckle. "She bragged about it all season how it was getting better. She'd call me from a club tournament and say 'You should have seen my serve today.' We know she has it in her and she didn't use it all season. She used it sometimes and we told her to crank it up."
And she obliged. Williams on Saturday was a perfect 24 of 24 from the service line with seven aces.
She said serving is her best part of her game.
"Definitely," she said. "As the game went on, I got more confident. I need to serve harder. We need to win and this is what I need to do."
While it's not a 100 MPH fastball like Verlander, Williams' serve has some wicked spin on it that as the match went on Saturday continued to whiz over the net and then, thanks to the spin on the ball, take a serious turn for the floor like a sinker pitch.
"We actually worked on that in practice the other day. She used to serve right down the middle of the court and we tried getting her to serve down each line. Since she comes from that hard angle, she started hitting them out of bounds," Bonham said. "So this week in practice, we moved her back into the middle of the court about six feet so that way that curveball can actually dive back and go down line and you saw that it was pretty effective."
No pressure
Sure, Williams serving was key, but it was just one part of a pretty balanced attack that Buckeye Central presented for McComb to try to defend.
"We've been doing that all year," Bonham said of the balance. "Each week, we've had a different player kind of step up. Two people we haven't talked about and I put pressure on today were our setters."
Bonham said the setters, Kilee Kimmel and Emily Weithman, were critical.
"With those two, I told them today, how we play today (and) the outcome is going to be based on their performance," Bonham said. "Spreading out the offense and keeping (McComb) off-balance just enough. We knew we had to give the horses the ball, but we had to keep them honest too, and they had to work."
Bonham said they executed to a T.
"It was a matter of being in position to make the right play and not force anything and neither girl did that," Bonham said. "They did exactly what they were supposed to do and did what they were trained to do. So Emily and Kilee deserve a lot of credit."
A new teddy bear?
It's unknown if Sammi Marcum has a teddy bear or a favorite blanket at home that she takes everywhere.
If she doesn't, she may have found a new one: the regional trophy Buckeye Central was given on Saturday.
The senior outside hitter came out of the locker room in street clothes clutching the trophy like a 2-year-old does its favorite comfort toy.
"Nobody would take it so I have to carry it everywhere," Marcum said seeking sympathy. "It feels outrageously awesome. I can't even describe how amazing it feels to be going to state this year."
She has a bigger one to pursue this week in Fairborn at the Division IV state volleyball tournament but admittedly didn't think she and her teammates would be there this season given the exceptional talent some of her previous teams have been.
"Originally, yes (I thought it would have been another one). At the beginning of the summer, I was like 'Eeh, we have some fresh people.' I wasn't expecting us to be as good as we were," Marcum said. "A lot of people have really improved a lot and I'm so proud of all of them because if they wouldn't have improved, we wouldn't have been here right now."
Familiar territory
The win on Saturday moves Buckeye Central into elite company.
The Buckettes now have the most state volleyball tournament appearances in Seneca County history, with 10, breaking the tie with Hopewell-Loudon, who has nine.
But more impressive is that they are now tied with Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame for eighth in state history for most appearances. Newark Catholic leads the way with 17, followed by St. Henry (13) and a three-way tie for third (12) between Archbold, Cincinnati Seton and Cincinnati Ursuline Academy. Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy (yes, they are different schools) and Stow-Munrow Falls are tied for sixth with 11 appearances. Ursuline Academy is the only one of the list outside of the Buckettes to also appear at this year's state tourney.
The Buckettes last appearance came in 2008, where they lost to Jackson Center in three games in the semifinal. They also made it in 2000 and 2001, where they lost to Centerburg both times in the semifinal, who went on to lose to Hopewell-Loudon in the last of the Chieftains five straight state titles.
Buckeye Central has won the state crown twice: 1993 and 1996.


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CLEMSON — Something unusual happened on the Clemson practice fields last week after the team returned from spring break: the Clemson defense was at times outperforming the offense.
Yes, the defense that was more like a sieve than a barrier the last two seasons was outperforming an offense that returns many of the key players who helped the Tigers set all kinds of records last season.
This spring, Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables has installed new plays, and Tigers defenders are operating with more confidence — thanks to experience in the system — compelling the offensive staff to collectively scratch its head at times.
"Brent Venables ran two blitzes (last week) where I just said, 'Hey, that's tough, we have to get back to the drawing board,' " Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said.
Last spring, Venables, then in his first year with the program, said he was teaching "Football 101." This spring, Venables has moved on to a more advanced classwork.
"Guys have better familiarity with (the defense)," Venables said. "They're playing faster and more physical. We're still a work in progress … every year is different, but I see some of the experience showing up."
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It's not just experience that is showing up for the Clemson defense this season, it's depth.
When asked last fall how many players he trusted on defense, Venables said between 11 and 15 — and noted he was required to field 11 players. This spring, Clemson is crossing into new territory with defensive depth.
Clemson is rotating in seven defensive tackles with the first team alone, major strides in terms of numbers. The linebacking corps is as deep and talented as its been in recent memory. And while the secondary is thin at the moment, Martin Jenkins, Bashaud Breeland and Darius Robinson are all healthy and eight defensive back signees will arrive in August.
Freak show?
Clemson defensive end Vic Beasley is considered a rare athlete by those in and around the program. The raw talent had eight sacks in a part-time role last season, relying solely on quickness and athleticism. So how unusual of an athlete is Beasley, who has already intercepted quarterback Tajh Boyd twice in scrimmage situations this spring?
"Freak is pretty high praise," Venables said. "Freak is Adrian Peterson. Freak is DeAndre Hopkins and Sammy Watkins at their best. We'll see."
Clemson hopes Beasley earns the label "freak" as Clemson struggled to produce pressure from the defensive end position at times last season.


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2. For the system described here, the best time to start setting up is after a deep freeze, when the ground is hard, but before the first snowfall. (Otherwise, you'll have to snowblow the surface before a good ice base is established.) If you're using stakes, install them before the ground freezes.
3. The rink should be near your water source. Drain your hose after every use, to avoid freezing and cracking.
4. The downside of being close to the house is damage from flying hockey pucks. Check placement of the goals relative to windows and institute a "no lift" rule.
5. There's nothing better than nighttime skating, so consider the placement of your exterior lights. Paul complemented his porch and deck lights by attaching floodlights to the backyard swing set.
6. Don't forget the skate guards. You want to encourage even little ones to lace their own skates, so let them do so in the warm house while their fingers are still nimble. Keep skates and guards in a basket next to the door.
7. As long as the liner doesn't leak, your grass will be fine. Jane notes that the grass is always greener under the ice rink because it acts as a little incubator.
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A situation in which things are extremely fucked up, poorly planned, or chaotic, similar to clusterfuck and FUBAR. Learned this word from University of Wyoming Geophysics Professor Ken Deuker while doing a gravity survey in which things were not planned very well. Apparently the word comes from a time that he saw a female coyote in heat being mounted by two male coyotes on either side, a coyote tripod.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a little dog in wolf's clothing!
The couple's black cocker spaniel puppy is called Lupo, the Duchess told schoolchildren Tuesday.
Kate revealed her puppy's name during a watercolor lesson she attended at The Art Room, one of the four charities of which she is a patron.
During the visit, a little boy handed Kate a dog stuffed animal, and she asked whether it had a name. When told there wasn't one, she suggested to name it after her own pup: Lupo.
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dahat wrote:Excellent video, although I'm a bit confused (and excited)...
You said that there was going to be a client side SDK... only in your example you were using WHSInfoClass from Microsoft.HomeServer.SDK.Interop.v1.dll to add and remove notifications while completely on the server... to confirm... before to long you'll be shipping a similar ability that will work on the client side?
Also... get to the blogging Chris! I feel lonely as I seem to be the only developer blogging about development on WHS.
ckindel wrote:So all you can do for now is sit tight and be patient for a bit...
primortal wrote:Can someone remind Chris to post the vb.net files to the sandbox, please
here is the code I put it into the Channel 9 Sandbox
have fun and please tell me if you have problems or suggestions
for what it's worth there are two samples in this .zip - one C# sample of our notification infrastructure (great for sending errors messages from your code into the Home Server Admin console and client computer task tray).
the other is a VB.NET sample for creating a tab into the Home Server admin console - dont forget that if you create your own tab you can access it from the internet using the Home Servers Remote Access feature. we've found this REALLY cool for home automation
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ckindel wrote:
So all you can do for now is sit tight and be patient for a bit...
That's what you think
When left to my own devices I tend to do anything bit sit tight and instead make new to make due... hence this latest post of mine about adding better intellisense support to the WHS development experience.
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This is a discussion on Re: OpenSSL API which build the chain from a peer certificate - Openssl ; Hi all, First of all thanks for all of your suggestions and information.I got a clear idea of how to do the required thing. I forgot to mention one thing. We are making one library for certificate management which will ...
Hi all,
First of all thanks for all of your suggestions and information.I got a
clear idea of how to do the required thing.
I forgot to mention one thing.
We are making one library for certificate management which will be used by
different applications.In that library we have one API which will verify the
certificate given as input parameter.So i don't have any SSL context or SSL
STORE context with me.Just application passes one certificate in X509 * and
i have to verify that certificate.I think you got my point.My library
doesn't have any touch with SSL session etc.......
Now to verify that certificate i have to prepare a certificate chain from
the application supplied certificate.Is it possible to do this ?
Thanks once again to all,
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 8:21 PM, Patrick Patterson
> wrote:
> Hi Aravind:
> On November 6, 2008 01:51:20 am Aravinda babu wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Is there any OpenSSL API which will prepare the certificate chain from
> the
> > peer certificate given as input ????????? I have only peer certificate.I
> > have to build the cert chain from this ....
> >
> This was already answered yesterday - the answer is: If you want to use
> "raw"
> OpenSSL, then it can be done in the _verify() callbacks. There are many
> examples out there that may give you an idea of how to do this.
> There are also other libraries and systems that already have this work done
> for you, and you just have to call that library's callback in the
> appropriate
> place in your code (usually in the set verify callback section).
> Please take a look at the messages from yesterday. Is there a single API
> call
> that will do this? - no. And depending on what you mean by "prepare a
> certificate chain", you will have different requirements. If you want to do
> full Path Discovery and Validation (build the certification chain back to a
> pre-established trust anchor, using certificates that you may or may not
> already have, and verify and validate each link in that chain using the
> algorithms from PKIX) then something like the Pathfinder callback (I won't
> link to it again, please check the previous post) is what you want. If you
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> existing OpenSSL API's have this covered. If you want to know how to write
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> looking at the code in the OpenSSL source tree - there are many examples in
> there already that may do what you want.
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A Hollidaysburg man, who state police said was passed out behind the wheel in November, had a blood-alcohol content of 0.314 percent, almost four times the legal limit.
Police allege Donald K. Messner, 57, of 529 Blair St. was so drunk he had to be woken up by the state trooper who encountered his red 2002 Kia Rio on Kettle Road, near Fort Roberdeau Road, the morning of Nov. 10.
According to court records, it was about 10 a.m. when the trooper found Messner, passed out with the vehicle's keys in his hand.
Police noted there was no license plate on the Kia, and when the trooper roused Messner, he couldn't get the door unlocked, prompting the trooper to walk around to the passenger side and open the door.
The vehicle reeked of alcohol, and Messner was too drunk to retrieve his driver's license from his wallet, police said. After the trooper took the wallet, pulled out the license and found the vehicle's registration card in the glove compartment, a check of vehicle records showed the Kia to be unregistered.
Messner was also too drunk to perform field sobriety tests, police said. He was taken to Tyrone Hospital for blood alcohol testing.
Messner is due to appear Jan. 8 before Magisterial District Judge Fred B. Miller for a preliminary hearing on driving under the influence and related charges.


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Very gay person.
Jonny is very homogay.
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The step beyond gay. A man that has taken time to go out of his way to make sure u know he's gay. This term doen't apply to women because lesbians rule... sept if they're butch and goss
"Holy crap look at that dude's scarf and pink button-down shirt thats open at the top. He's so homogay"
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when something is more gay than gay. thus, makes it homo gay.
"Hawthorne High School is homo gay."
ayon kay pedro ika-16 ng Pebrero, 2005
extremely gay, therefore just about as gay as it gets.
Woah my friend, you ARE the homogay.
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A term (noun or adjective) to describe someone who too closely follows the 'gay stereotype.'
Usually used amongst super-christians.
Usually used amongst super-christians.
The homogays are staging capchta images to convert our children.
ayon kay Gatodo ika-11 ng Mayo, 2011
used on SNL (saturday night live) by mango meaning just gay...probably could be used as super ultra uber gay
"Why does everyone think I'm the homo gay?"
-Mango (Chris Kattan)
-Mango (Chris Kattan)
ayon kay the homo gay ika-12 ng Marso, 2005
The splicing of "homosexual" and its more common synonym, "gay". Saying "homogay" takes off two syllables that would otherwise need to be said in saying "homosexual". Semi-formal way of saying "gay".
He is homogay. (ho-mo-gay instead of ho-mo-sex-u-al)
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Would giving poor students more books solve the achievement gap?
DMN reporter Dianne Solis is attending the 41st annual convention of the National Association for Bilingual Education in Dallas this week. About 3,000 educators and students are in attendance, ranging from school principals from Queens to teachers from California to dissertation candidates from North Texas. Many of the attendees came from the Dallas ISD and about half are from Texas.
Solis filed this report from Wednesday night's keynote speech:
Book swap clubs, such as bookmooch.com, are one solution for combating a huge problem, the achievement gap, activist Stephen Krashen, a professor emeritus of the University of Southern California, said Wednesday night.
The linguist and educational researcher was a keynote speaker at the 41st annual convention of the National Association of Bilingual Educators, which opened Wednesday in Dallas. Krashen was a prominent opponent in the anti-bilingual education measure, Proposition 227, in California more than a decade ago. That measure passed and bilingual education was restructured.
Krashen told the audience that access to books is as positive a force to achievement as poverty is a negative. He said the ratio of books available to rich children compared to poor children is astronomical. One study he cited showed Beverly Hills kids had 200 books. Kids in Watts averaged 0.4, or not even one book a piece.
Yet public libraries and school libraries face continuous slashes, Krashen said. Bookmooch.com allows those with an excess of books to trade them for others, or to gain points. Those points can be given to schools to buy the Bookmooch books they want, under Krashen's dream scheme.
"Get on Bookmooch. That's the plan," Krashen said.
And there's one other Krashen solution: no new testing.
There's too much testing going on, he said to nodding teachers. It's out of control, he said, citing a proposal to test playground skills. "I am not making this up," he said.
Less testing would mean more money for books that would provide poor children with some middle-class advantages. Less testing would mean saving money for spending on health care and nutrition — items that will protect children from the effects of poverty, he said.
That's why Krashen advocates no new testing. "When you go to a doctor, they don't take all your blood. Just a sample."


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So this is a take on the classic French dessert and is perfect for when you are throwing a dinner party and want to impress your guests with the amazing world of vegan pastry. It also helps if your guests are not worried about their daily caloric intake. In this version I make a strawberry gel with agar, but you could use some quality jam instead. Fresh berries would also be awesome, too, but since it is the dead of winter I don't have access to any (save the ones from California in the un-recycleable plastic clamshell). On the other hand, the gel helps give it a nice layered look and keeps the final dessert from getting too messy. The trick here is not to go overboard on the creme, and to make sure that all the components have cooled so the creme does not melt. You will have some left over (and some gel) but there are worse things that could happen to you.
Makes 9
-1/4 block of puff pastry (i.e. make this recipe and cut it into 4 blocks)
- scant 3 tbsp soy milk
- 2 oz semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 tbsp maple syrup
Creme Filling
- 1/2 can coconut milk, refrigerated (not low fat)
- 1.5 tsp brandy
- 2 tbsp icing sugar
Strawberry Gel
- 2 cup frozen strawberries
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 4 tbsp water, divided
- 1 tbsp agar flakes
- icing sugar for dusting
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper
1. Roll out the well-chilled dough on a lightly floured surface into a 6x6 inch square. Roll the sides with the folds in them slightly longer, then trim to 6" with a sharp knife (this will help the pastry bake up straight). With a sharp knife, cut the dough into nine 2" squares (i.e. make a # pattern). Transfer to the baking sheet, leaving some space in between them, cover the another piece of parchment, and refrigerate for 30 mins.
2. While the pastry is cooling, make the creme filling. It is essential that the coconut milk be very cold, so make sure it has been in the fridge at least overnight. Drain off the water and place 1/2 the remaining fat in a bowl. Whisk until smooth (this will take a little elbow grease). Add the brandy and icing sugar and whisk well. Place back in the fridge to keep cold.
3. Meanwhile, heat oven to 400 degrees. When dough is done chilling, gently poke through the layers with a fork 2 times, then bake for 22-25 mins, or until nicely golden.
4. Transfer to a cooling rack. As soon as the pastry can be handled, separate each square into three (it should easily divide along the fold lines). Let completely cool.
5. While the pastry is baking, make the strawberry gel. Combine frozen berries with sugar and 1 tbsp of water. In a separate bowl, sprinkle agar over the remaining 3 tbsp of water. Place berries over med-hi heat and bring to bubbling. When berries have softened, mash them with a fork or potato masher. You don't want to completely pulverize them: small chunks is the way to go. Add agar and water and let bubble away for 5 mins over medium heat. The mixture will get a bit thicker. Pour into a 9x13" pan and place into the fridge to cool down.
6. Make the ganache. Heat the soy milk to bubbling, then take off the heat and mix in the chocolate chips. When melted and smooth, mix in syrup until smooth.
7. To assemble:
- dip the top of the bottom layer of pastry in the ganache, as well as the bottom of the top layer. Place in the fridge for a few minutes to firm up.
- Cut the strawberry gel into 2" squares
- Start with your dipped bottom piece, then place a square of strawberry gel on top, then a dollop of creme filling. Top that with your middle piece, then another dollop of creme. Top that with another square of strawberry gel, then your top piece.
- Dust with icing sugar and serve immediately (with a fork).