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Tomorrow my husband and I will celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary. Well, technically we may not "celebrate" our anniversary tomorrow because he has to go to work and I'm dealing with a post-surgery dog and we probably won't get a sitter on a Thursday night. But at some point this weekend, we will celebrate. Fifteen years is a milestone. I've been thinking a lot lately about how hard marriage … [Read more...]
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Every once in awhile I'll run across a blog post where I feel like I'm sitting right next to the person who wrote it. Looking over their shoulder. Patting them on the back. Holding my breath to see how it ends. It doesn't happen often, but when it does? I can't stop thinking about it. And I want to pass it along to other people, too. Monday night I read Angie Smith's latest blog post, "Pattern." I … [Read more...]
Oh, Boise…
The folks in and around Boise, Idaho are in for a real treat this weekend, because Living Proof Live with Beth Moore will be in town this Friday and Saturday, May 18-19. Oh, Boise. I have to admit. I am a little bit jealous of you. The event will be at the Century Link Arena, and while I have no idea where that is, I do remember going to Boise one time when I was 9, and I remember that the … [Read more...]
You Are Wonderful
Christy Nockels' new CD, Into the Glorious, is on repeat in my car and on my computer these days, and I can't get the third song, "Wonderful," out of my head. Seriously. Just try to sing the words "Your light shined in the darkness / I was hopeless / And You lifted up my head / To sing for joy" without getting a big ole lump in your throat. I'm of the opinion that it's not even a little bit … [Read more...]
Going Beyond Simulcast Re-cap
I woke up this morning and wondered if anyone had written a Going Beyond Simulcast re-cap. I wish that I could say that I had written one, but I was not in fact there. I was, however, sweating bullets at the soccer field for a considerable portion of the weekend, though I'm guessing you probably don't really want to read a re-cap of our U10 soccer tournament. It's just a hunch. I could be totally … [Read more...]
Beth Moore: A Voice in the Dark
I ran across this video of Beth Moore on the YouTube, and oh, it tickles me. It also makes me a little teary-eyed. I thought y'all might enjoy seeing it - such a great story! Happy Wednesday, y'all. … [Read more...]
7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess
Have you ever been scared to read a book? Because I confess right here before God and the world wide interweb that I am more than a little bit scared to read 7, the latest book by Jen Hatmaker. I hear that the book is absolutely incredible, by the way. I've heard nothing but raves from the people who have read it. But I know it's going to make me uncomfortable, and I know it's going to challenge … [Read more...]
Nehemiah (a free sample!)
Kelly Minter is a phenomenal writer, Bible teacher, and worship leader who has a tremendous heart for the hurting, the poor, and the lost. Kelly's newest study, Nehemiah: A Heart That Can Break is on my to-do list for this summer, so I was tickled to run across a couple of Nehemiah-related resources this afternoon. First of all, there's a beautiful excerpt from Nehemiah that's posted on the … [Read more...]


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Agency life: From One Coast to Another
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I think it was the day of my college graduation when the realization truly sank in. Amid the diplomas and champagne, the question loomed in my mind. How can I possibly swing moving across the country with no job, no car, and no money?! Maybe I was being a tad dramatic. No one was forcing me to make the big move. Having spent my entire childhood and adolescence in New England, the notion of moving to the West Coast had always been a given in my mind; an abstract idea, a plan for the distant future, but nevertheless an inevitability. But when reality hit, as it often does on that fateful graduation day, I could no longer defer it. How do I make this happen? Miraculously, the answer came in the form of PJA Advertising in Cambridge, Mass.
My initial agency education began as a creative intern at PJA. There, I was exposed to the ins and outs, ups and downs of a creative department. Having only a small background in the visual arts, and zero experience in an agency setting, I eagerly drank in all this new knowledge. This new environment was a welcome change from listening to lectures, analyzing and discussing various subjects from the protected bubble of a classroom. I was part of a proactive environment, making tangible changes, not merely listening and interpreting. Yet my travel itch remained, and as summer turned into fall only seemed to intensify. Then on one fateful autumn day I learned of a fantastical place called PJA West. Somehow, after talking to some very helpful PJAers, I was able to relocate my internship out to their West coast office – in San Francisco. It seemed too good to be true, but before I knew it was packing my bags and was Westward bound.
Three weeks and twelve states later, I made it to the Bay Area, and with a touch of trepidation, I showed up on the doorstep of PJA West. The feeling was eerily similar to my first day at 12 Arrow; the only difference being my newfound confidence sprouting from my recent (albeit limited) ad agency experience. But when I walked in and was greeted with that familiar PJA insignia, I felt right at home. And three months later, I'm pleased to report I haven't panicked and shown up back at my parent's doorstep (still keeping my fingers crossed).
Although branching from the same company, PJA's respective offices have some striking contrasts, which have taken some time to get used to. In a bigger agency setting, each department inhabits its own area of the office; here, in an office of ten people, we're too small to have polarized departments. Each department consists of 2-4 people; and as I've quickly discovered, this new size and system has its own set of distinct challenges and advantages. This small agency setting often creates blurred lines between departments, which in day-to-day life means considerably more interaction between each department and individuals. I am certainly not one to qualify either as superior, just one to recognize the merit in experiencing both settings and observing their subtle discrepancies. Having spent time in both offices I can say that these differences are not small; but I have also been fortunate enough to observe and appreciate the bond that links the two places – the skillful and creative environment that PJA manages to foster, motivate, and maintain. On both coasts.

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Hartford Central School is a hub of community activity, and boasts large attendance at concerts, athletic events, and other functions. A number of groups hold their meetings at the school, as well.
More than 350 houses and buildings were constructed in this area before 1875, and the same families have operated more than 10 local farms for more than a century.
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Hello and thank you for coming to our website. We appreciate the opportunity to help you with your questions. As a tax professional, my legal requirement is to advise you that you are legally required to amend your incorrect returns and pay any additional taxes owed as a result of the amendments. A tax professional's responsibility ends at telling you that information as well as that if you wait and the IRS finds the problem, they will charge you interest and penalties in addition to the taxes owed. A tax professional can't force you to amend your return nor can we decide for you whether to fix the problem right now or wait and hope the IRS doesn't catch the problem. Whether you amend the returns and pay the taxes or wait for the IRS, you will still be liable for interest and penalties on the taxes not originally paid. The longer you wait, the higher the interest becomes. Depending on how long it's been since the first year that you claimed your step grandchildren, you may be accruing increasing penalties or you may have already reached the maximum allowed penalty for underpayment of taxes. If you admit the problem and amend the returns yourself before being contacted, you may be able to avoid any additional penalties related to inaccuracy, negligence, and/or filing fraudulent returns. You will definitely have a better argument for an innocent mistake if you admit the problem and amend your returns. The maximum federal penalty for tax underpayment due to fraud is 75% of the underpayment. The maximum federal penalty for failure to pay is 25% of the underpayment. An accuracy related penalty is 20% of the underpayment. More than one of these penalties can be applied at the same time. The interest on the unpaid taxes doesn't have a maximum. Interest will continue to accrue from the time the incorrect return was due until the total amount of unpaid taxes are paid.
If you decide to amend your returns and pay the taxes, then you will probably need to amend your Pennsylvania returns also because the change will probably change the amount of state tax that was due as well. When amending a return, you will need to calculate the taxes owed under the rules in effect for the year you filed the original return. Since most people don't keep old copies of tax rules, you may find it difficult to find the original rules.
I would urge you to consider going to a national tax preparation firm that is open during the summer or a CPA and paying them to correct the tax returns. They will be familiar with the rules for the previous years. They will also be able to look at your original tax returns and see if there may be any mistakes in your favor that might offset some of the taxes you will owe when you remove your step grandchildren. The amended tax returns can become very complicated. Also, you will be contacted by the IRS with a bill for interest and penalties. The IRS may also have questions about your returns. If you have a tax professional amend your returns, then that tax professional can deal with the IRS on your behalf and work out the best deal possible with the IRS about penalties. It will cost you a hundred dollars or more per tax return to be amended, but if you work with a company that guarantees their work, they will work with the IRS on your behalf without you having to pay additional money.
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Is this asbestos wrap on HVAC vents?
Finished demo on my master bath and thought this looked funny, built in 1968, all actual attic duct work is not positive for asbestos but these duct to vent transitions in the walls caught my eye.
Thanks in advance!
Yep. Get a spray bottle, drop in a couple of drops of dish soap, soak that paper down really good, then using plastic gloves, and wearing a mask, scrape the loose material off into a trash bag, then bag that trash bag into another, and toss into your garbage can.
There is not enough removal of material there, that you have not got a lot to worry about in the way of an environment hazard. Now of course if you want to, you can use the Rubber in the can that you see advertised on tv, and spray the heck out of that to seal it from coming loose, but that is the most expensive solution.
10-4 I figured it was, any worry about it being on the inside of all the vents in the whole house, fresh air is being blown past this and into the house, or is it safe if not touched.
You are not going to instantaneously pass away or have lung problems from what is there. There is other stuff besides the fibers from the dust of that paper, that gets passed through the duct work. You need to remove all that you can, due to if you go to sell, and there is still Asbestos paper on the vents, it can make for a hard sell, and you can get stuck with the bill for cleanup.
When you remove it just hold your breath, thats what what they told me when i first got into the trade.
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Yes that is asbestos. I dont think a drop of dish soap is enough of a wetting agent. 1-4 glycol and water was recommended to my by people who know. You need a HEPA vac, and you need to shut down all air blowing around in your home and get this crap outa there. This is friable. wear a hepa mask gloves and paper disposable suit. Wet it down good and keep it wet. Double bag it and tape both bags with duct tape.
The photo below is taken through a scanning electron microscope. Do not play games with this stuff. If it gets into your lungs you cannot expel it.
Hey Scott, are the guys that told you that still around? Or are they like the Mullahs that get the Muslim kids to blow themselves up with the promise of 72 Virgins?
As far as I know, there are no laws preventing a homeowner from doing his own asbestos abatement. That said, there are some things to consider. Any loose friable fibers that you've missed can continue to become airborne long after you've gotten rid of the source. They'll tend to settle out and then get re-entrained in the air as soon as they are disturbed. That is until you inhale them. Then you become the filter. You're call on taking that risk. The other thing is that while no-one can stop you from abating the stuff in your home, there are very specific laws on transportation and disposal, regardless of who abates it. If it's discovered in the back of your pick-up or in the municipal waste stream and is tracable to you, expect a hefty fine (typically $thousands$)and in some states a prison sentence........... just sayin'.
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Here is a better picture. Notice the little fishhook barbs along the shafts of the fibers. These are what make asbestos dangerous. The barbs prevent you from expelling any inhaled fibers, so they stay lodged in the lungs. The human body cannot disolve asbestos, so it remains forever acting as an irritant, causing a thickening of the lung walls (asbestosis) or causing lung cancer. In the worst cases causing mesothelioma which is rare, but 100% fatal.
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After about a year of GLUI 2.3 sitting around in CVS, finally a new official release! We've skipped right past 2.3 and gone straight to GLUI 2.35.
GLUI 2.35 includes not only the never-released changes made for 2.3, but also several tasty new improvements submitted by Alain Daurat and Orion Sky Lawlor.
See the full release notes here.
March 2005
GLUI website migration to SourceForge.
Some new features are being merged into CVS.
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GLUI is being migrated to SourceForge.
Source code is now available via CVS.
Help, developer, and open discussion forums have been established.
Bug Tracking is also available.
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Features of the GLUI User Interface Library include:
Here's an example GLUI window, showing the different controls. This window is rendered entirely in OpenGL. It therefore looks the same on PCs, Macs, SGIs, and other Unixes, using either SGI's implementation of OpenGL, Microsoft's, or Mesa's.
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Ralph Walker Tribeca, 100 Barclay St, 12K - TriBeCa, New York
Residence 12K is a 2,248 SF corner three bedroom, three-and-a-half bath residence in the historic Ralph Walker building at 100 Barclay in Tribeca. A graceful entry foyer leads to an opulent corner great room and open kitchen. The great room offers north and east exposures with over 10' ceilings, oversized double-hung windows and white oak flooring. The custom Stevali kitchen features oak cabinetry from Italy, marble countertops and is equipped with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine storage, Wolf gas range with a vented hood, and Miele speed oven and dishwasher. The master bedroom suite features two closets, including one large walk-in and a lavish en-suite bath featuring Waterworks fixtures and bathtub, custom designed double vanity, floor-to-ceiling Calacatta Gold marble and radiant floor heating. Additional bedrooms feature a walk-in closet and an en-suite bath which offer Waterworks fixtures, Toto toilet and marble herringbone floor. This residence is complete with a dedicated storage unit, multi-zone 4-pipe heating and cooling system, and features a full-size washer and vented dryer.
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Split-Screen Photos Merge Paris Of The 1910s With The Present [Pics]
Photographer Audrey Cerdan has created a 'time machine' by recapturing photos taken in the past contrasted with modern day.
Rue89 photographer Audrey Cerdan was recently sent to recapture a series of color photos of Paris from the early twentieth century, taken under the direction of Albert Kahn. A 'time machine' of sorts shows the images captured in the 1910s next to ones taken in the same location in modern day Paris.
The website has placed the photographs side by side, with a slider so you can extend either image and see how much the city has changed. Cerdan, along with Pascal Riché, wanted to revisit the places where their favorite photographs from the collection were taken.
They scanned the original photos and used Google Street View to search for the areas, creating a map of the different locations. They tried to set the camera up in the same place as before, which was sometimes difficult as cars were parked there or buildings had been constructed since that time. Click through to see some of the split images showing Paris past and present:


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Barrence Whitfield & The Savages On World Cafe
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Set List
- "Just Moved In"
- "Oscar Levant"
- "I'm Sad About It"
Barrence Whitfield & The Savages reunited in 2011 after more than a decade apart; this year, the Boston band released a new album titled Dig Thy Savage Soul. The new record gives longtime fans the opportunity to relive fond memories of a group that packed clubs with sweaty souls back in the '80s.
The band was founded when R&B singer Barrence Whitfield met Peter Greenburg of The Lyres in a record store. After forming, the group proceeded to hone a spectacle-laden show that often finds Whitfield stalking along a bar top while singing. You won't see such a sight during this episode of World Cafe, but you can hear the band play a soulful, toe-tapping set live at WXPN's studios.


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Re: Re: General--Making the DisplayFormula style in ArticleModern look like Traditional
On 28/2/06, Daniel Lichtblau wrote:
>Traditional form is intrinsically ambiguous. Some of these things
>can be fixed, but not all (ergo, not all are bugs). This format
>should not be used for input.
No -- all of these things can be fixed (via appropriate TagBoxes).
>Let me elaborate on one remark above. TraditionalForm is not exactly
>"available as a Mathematica input form". It is available, period.
>Which is to say, it is there, and in principle can be used for any
>type of cell, including Input. But it should not be used in that
>particular setting, because it is ambiguous.
Not with TagBoxes.
>There are other reasons I vastly prefer StandrdForm in Input cells.
>But ambiguity, unlike my opinions, is a matter of hard unavoidable
>fact. It is the solid basis for the claim that TraditionalForm
>should not be used in that particular setting.
Amusing -- but ambiguity _is_ avoidable.
>Let me put it this way. Mathematica uses square brackets instead of
>parentheses for procedure invocation (more correctly, XXXValues).
>This is by intent and for a compelling reason. While one can and
>should use traditional formatting in the context of mathematical
>exposition, actual code is not the place to reintroduce the
>ambiguities that the language design rather specifically avoids.
I disagree with the thrust of your argument.
>Coincidently, last night I received a notebook that appears to
>indicate a speed bump in some integer arithmetic code. The function
>and tests are presented in TraditionalForm. It is taking me longer
>than it ought to pare down the problem because reformatting is not
>working very well (which may be a bug) and I cannot otherwise
>isolate the slow spot. My point is that this isn't an abstraction;
>use of TraditionalForm in input has real costs to productivity.
Again I disagree. Select all input cells and do a "Convert to
StandardForm". This should not take long, and will, I'm sure, make
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If the conversion is not correct then there is a problem (a bug) with
the Mathematica implementation of TraditionalForm. Essentially, the
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The river, so called, was in fact an arm of the Great South Bay, and of course salt.
I should think you might be, having lived on Great South Bay so long.
I was part owner of a boat which had been built for hunting and fishing cruises on the shallow waters of the Great South Bay.
I've seen something just like this, fishing for bluefish, down in Great South Bay.
By this time they were well on their way across Great South Bay toward the inlet.
It is cut in its middle part by a few creeks and tidal rivers1 flowing into the Great South Bay.
I live on a farm near the Great South Bay, and have great fun bathing and catching crabs.
The room was noiseless but for the deep moaning of the waters of Great South Bay lapping at the beach.
The waters of Great South Bay at once suggested fish, oysters—wild ducks in the fall of the year, and in the early spring.
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So, I officially love working for Volkswagen. I sent out a few emails and as luck would have it, I received a .pdf copy of the original Monroney sticker for my GLI. This totally made my day. I sent it to Staples and had them print it out in it's original size (17"x11") and then I bought a frame for it. It's a nice keepsake for someone, like myself, that is semi-nostalgic.
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Nice thread... I've seen this plant in a movie, can't remember what its called... just remember a dude jumping off it at the end. I have a platinum 2.5 WB in the burg and the AWE catback is at the top of my list. Yinz are east of here right? Wondering if you had any info on any tuning shops between Akron and Harrisburg that will do work. Considering the ecstuning chip at this time unless convinced otherwise.
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Received and installed the EuroJet electronic boost gauge yesterday and today. To this day, I don't know why EuroJet can't make instructions for their crap. I mean, the vent pod is easy and a boost tap is easy, but their wiring instructions might as well not exist. Oh well, at least I have access to VW wiring diagrams. For the price, I like it.
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Feb. 27, 2013
Live Stats | TV: CBS Sports Network | UAB All Access | UAB Game Notes
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The UAB women's basketball team travels to East Carolina on Thursday to take on the Pirates at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT.
CBS Sports Network will carry Thursday's contest between the current No. 2 team in the Conference USA standings (ECU) and No. 4 squad in the league rankings (UAB).
James Bates will handle play-by-play duties, while Julianne Viani will serve as the analyst. To sign up for CBS Sports Network, please contact your local provider.
Game Information
UAB (16-10, 7-6 C-USA) at East Carolina (19-7, 9-4 C-USA)
Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013
Minges Coliseum – 6 p.m. CT
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TV: CBS Sports Network
Live Stats: GameTracker (UABsports.com)
Twitter: @UAB_WBB or @UABAthletics
Series Information
East Carolina leads, 13-10
>> The Blazers face East Carolina for the second time this season on Thursday. UAB took a 62-58 win on Feb. 10 at Bartow Arena, thanks to a career-high 31 points from junior Ashley Grimes.
>> Even though UAB trails in the all-time series, the Blazers have won three-straight games against East Carolina. The Pirates' last victory against the Green and Gold came on March 3, 2011 -- a 66-65 triumph in Birmingham.
Scouting East Carolina
>> East Carolina has won three out of four games since losing to UAB on Feb. 10. The Pirates split a pair of road games last week with a loss at Marshall (72-60) and a win at UCF (56-41).
>> ECU has three players in double figures, including a team-high 11.9 points per game from Whitny Edwards.
>> As a team, the Pirates are the top defensive squad in Conference USA, holding opponents to 54.6 ppg. East Carolina scores 64.6 points per contest.
>> The Pirates force the most turnovers in C-USA, forcing 21.6 opponent miscues per contest.
UAB Notes
Blazers Down On Thursday
>> UAB is just 1-6 in Thursday games this season, holding a 1-5 record in mid-week league games. On Sunday, the Blazers hold a 7-2 record, including a 6-1 mark in league contests.
UAB Close In Losses
>> The Blazers have lost just one game by a double-figure margin this season, a 69-54 defeat to SEC foe Vanderbilt on Nov. 15. In UAB's 10 losses, the Blazers have dropped those contests by an average of 6.7 points. Four of the 10 losses have been by five points or less.
Blazers Hit The Road
>> The Blazers own a 4-3 record in away Conference USA contests. UAB defeated Southern Miss, 55-50, on Sunday to snap a three-game road losing skid in league play.
Blazers Eye Better Seeding
>> UAB is currently in a tie for fourth place in the C-USA standings with three games remaining. If the Blazers finish the season tied with Memphis and UTEP, UAB owns a tiebreaker over UTEP but lost two games against the Tigers this season -- giving Memphis the tiebreaker.
UAB Leans On Defense
>> Statistically, UAB is one of the top defensive teams in Conference USA. The Blazers rank second in scoring defense (55.2 ppg), field-goal pct. defense (.355), steals (11.9 spg) and 3-point fg pct. defense (.259).
Below 50
>> UAB has held seven teams below 50 points this season, claiming a 7-0 record in those contests. The Blazers set a UAB single-game record low by holding Arkansas-Pine Bluff to 25 total points on Nov. 19.
Jones, Chapman and Grimes
>> Amber Jones, Karisma Chapman and Ashley Grimes all average in double figures this season to lead UAB. Jones paces all Blazers with 13.9 points per game, while Grimes adds 12.9 ppg and Chapman scores 12.4 ppg.
Kleist Starts Every Game
>> One consistency in the UAB starting five this season has been senior Michaelea Kleist. The Mason, Ohio native is the only Blazer to start every game (26), averaging 27.5 minutes per contest.
Jones, Watson Games Played
>> Amber Jones and Khalilah Watson have moved into the top-10 in UAB history in games played. Jones has seen action in 121 games in her career, while Watson has played in 120.
Chapman Approaching 1,000
>> Junior Karisma Chapman now has 946 points in her UAB career and needs just 54 to reach 1,000. She would be the 26th player in Blazer history to net 1,000 points.


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Monessen native Vasquez to fight in Colorado Springs Oct. 26
Sammy Vasquez Jr. had some memorable times fighting as an amateur in Colorado Sprigs when he was training with the U.S. Army trying to make the U.S. Olympic boxing team.
Now he hopes to rekindle some of those memories as a professional.
Vasquez (5-0, 3 KOs) will have his first fight as a pro in Colorado Springs Oct. 26 when he fights on a card at the Attitude MMA Gym.
"There hasn't been a pro fight in Colorado Springs in a long, long time," Vasquez said. "We're trying to bring it back here and I think people are excited."
Vasquez said his opponent has yet to be nailed down, but two names that are at the forefront are Colorado fighters John Ryan Grimaldo (8-2) and Raul Carillo (10-1).
"I want to fight a guy with a good winning record," Vasquez said. "Those are two of the guys the promoter is talking with."
Vasquez has been training in Colorado Springs since his last fight. He is working with a new coach, Carlos Ibbarro.
"I got hooked up with Coach Carlos through Jeffrey Spencer, who fought on my last card," Vasquez said of Spencer, a former U.S. Army fighter and a friend of Vasquez's. "I couldn't fly my coach from back home out here for camp, but this is working out real well. Coach Carlos definitely has the skills."
Vasquez said he plans on fighting somewhere around 147-150 pounds.
He said tickets for the fight are available and cost $25, $40 or $60 and can be purchased on ticketwest.com.
"I'm hoping a few people from back home make it out here," he said. "I have a pretty good following."
But for fans who can't make it to Colorado, Vasquez will be fighting in the area in late November.
"We're going to have another show at the Ice Garden," he said. "I think it's going to be around Thanksgiving weekend."
Vasquez won a first-round TKO over Austin Marcum in his last fight, also at the Rostraver Township facility, on Aug. 17.
Vasquez will actually be in the area for a couple days this weekend as he will be the wedding of one of his relatives.
"It'll be nice to get back home, even if only for a quick stop," he said.
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Jokes about religion often play with the boundaries of tolerance and taste, but they don't always carry the consequences that Sabina Guzzanti now faces. The Italian actress could go to jail for upsetting the powers that be with a satirical zinger about the pope and two gay devils.
Sabina Guzzanti, a popular actress and comic, had joked at an anti-politics rally that Pope Benedict XVI, known for his hardline views on homosexuality, would "go to hell and be pursued by two big, gay and very active devils".
Rome's prosecutor Giovanni Ferrara said he wants to start proceedings against her for "vilification" of the Pope under article of 313 of the penal code. Ferrara said that the offence caused by her comments went beyond satire.
He has officially asked the justice minister, Angelino Alfano, for permission to start proceedings. Guzzanti is also under investigation for breaching article 278 of the penal code, which allows the courts to sentence people to five years if found guilty of "offending the honour" of the Pope or the Italian president.
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Out of bounds: Italian actress Sabina Guzzanti may face jail time for her provocative joke about Pope Benedict XVI.


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Review/Film; Brandauer In Szabo's 'Hanussen'
By VINCENT CANBY
Published: March 10, 1989
Istvan Szabo's ''Hanussen,'' the Hungarian movie opening today at the Paris, is a foreign film for people who suppose they are having a thinking experience when all they are doing is reading English subtitles.
''Hanussen,'' like Mr. Szabo's two earlier films, ''Mephisto'' and ''Colonel Redl,'' is very fancily photographed. Mr. Szabo favors glowy images of lone figures caught in a bright spot of light, surrounded by darkness. It also talks about some serious subjects (the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the rise of the Nazis in Germany and the persecution of the Jews), without having much in the way of an idea in its head. This lack is of some concern, since there's little of dramatic interest either.
Hanussen is the stage name adopted by a Hungarian World War I veteran (Klaus Maria Brandauer) who finds he can foretell the future. It is the film's premise that the 1920's and 30's were perilous times for psychics. How much of what he knows should he tell? By speaking out, can he change history, or will he simply help bring it about?
These are questions without easy answers. They also are questions not often asked outside of science fiction.
The movie is thick with period costumes, furniture and music, and thin on coherence and character. Mr. Brandauer may have been utterly bewildered by his role. Whatever the reason, his performance consists mostly of smiling a lot and looking gallant and charming in his misery. It's not easy knowing it all. Erland Josephson, the fine Swedish actor, plays a Jewish doctor with an interest in hypnotism, psychiatry and the occult - a dreadful role in which he is not very good.
Mr. Szabo is apparently feeling his oats as a film auteur. In the midst of all of this studied nonsense, he introduces the kind of inside joke that French movie directors had discarded by the mid-1970's.
Near the opening of the film, when Austro-Hungarian soldiers are putting up fake crosses in a ''heroes' cemetery'' to be visited by the emperor, the officer in charge gets angry when he finds an imperial name on a cross. ''No, no, no,'' he says. ''I want real names on the crosses: Wajda, Menzel and Jansco,'' referring to Mr. Szabo's film-making colleagues in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary.
Precious, like everything else in the movie. THE OMINOUS FUTURE - HANUSSEN, directed by Istvan Szabo; screenplay (in German with English subtitles) by Mr. Szabo and Peter Dobai; director of photography, Lajos Koltai; a production of Objektiv Studio, Budapest; CCC Filmkunst, Berlin; ZDF, Mainz; Hungarofilm and Mokep, Budapest. At the Paris, 4 West 58th Street. Running time: 140 minutes. This film is rated R. Erik Jan Hanussen...Klaus Maria Brandauer Dr. Bettelheim...Erland Josephson Sister Betty...Ildiko Bansagi Propaganda Chief...Walter Schmidinger Captain Nowotny...Karoly Eperjes


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NO MartinSR no joke. I had never tried it until and assistant manager told me how to do it so I thought what the heck I'll try anything once.We had a hail job in the shop and he wanted me to do it. Said it didn't have to be perfect but to get it as good as possible. Was and older ford taurus late 80s style sliver in color.I got the hood set up so I could site across it like I was about to do pdr work. Then took my small butane torch and as I said started around the outer edge of the hail dent with the heat and slowly warmed the metal working into the center making sure not to get it to hot. Sure enough it expanded the metal just like he said it would. As the dent raised up with the heat I could watch it until it was up perfect with the rest of the hood then hit it real fast with the cold rag and it just seemed to lock it right there. Dam est thing I ever saw. I would never have thought it would work but it did. The hood had maybe a dozen or better hail dents in it and I got them all out but two. Took maybe a hour after I got the hang of it. Only burnt the paint in a couple of spot and the just enough to discolor it. Filled the two remaining dents, da-ed it down and painted and looked good. Take and old junk hood with hail dents in it and try it. If you can learn the trick it's a real time saver.
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text: I hope this is the right section for my question. A little background of the scenario is this. I am a small business owner in Tennessee. When the housing market tanked my business slowed. When faced with losing my home of 11 years or my then 4 year old start up business my wife and I chose to keep and grow the business and let the house go. We moved dangerously close to a drug/gang infested neighborhood to rent. My father who passed in 2010 was a 30 plus year veteran of our local city pd. I am respectful and law abiding. In the 3 years that I have lived in this area I have been profiled for traffic stops twice. The first time I gave my license and carry permit. The officer made rude comments like "well I guess you are not a felon........since you have a permit". He then drilled me on where I purchased the weapon and whether or not it was stolen. He also ran the serial number to verify this. I immediately spoke to a task force officer who told me that it was an illegal search for that number to be run. Fast forward to 9-1-2012. I am stopped again on a bogus suspicion. I complied with every request but told the officer that I did not want him to run my weapon. I asked for his supervisor to be called. They told me that they had the right to run it. I disagree and would like any help to prove/disprove this. Sorry about the long thread. Al


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The Republican People's Party (CHP) and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) have demanded some restrictions on freedom of worship in the new constitution, saying that freedom of worship should be enjoyed only so far as it does not threaten public order and morals.Following a 21-day break, the parliamentary Constitutional Reconciliation Commission gathered on Wednesday to continue the work of drafting the new constitution.
During Wednesday's meeting, the CHP and MHP voiced proposals regarding the chapter on basic rights and freedoms.
The CHP suggested that the article in the current Constitution reading: "Everyone has the freedom to exhibit their religion or faith and work to disseminate them. Prayers, religious rituals and ceremonies are free," should be followed by a sentence reading, "These freedoms may be restricted to protect public order, the general well-being and rights and freedoms of others." The CHP's proposal has raised concerns that a person's freedom of worship could be curtailed under the new constitution.
The MHP shares the same view as the CHP and is calling for some restrictions on the freedom of worship in the draft.
The CHP is also requesting the inclusion of a reference to atheists in the constitution, proposing, "Everyone has the freedom to choose or change their religion or faith, or choose not to have any religion or faith."
The main opposition party also proposes that the Religious Affairs Directorate should not be abolished, but rather should work in line with the principles of secularism and represent different religions and faiths in society.
Justice and Development Party (AK Party) İstanbul deputy Mustafa Şentop, speaking to reporters ahead of Wednesday's meeting, said a new constitution is a must for Turkey.
"It is not easy to write a new constitution. We must also place limitations on some articles," he said.
One of the most hotly debated issues in the drafting process has been a person's right to be educated in their mother tongue, a proposal strongly supported by the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party (BDP).
The BDP is calling for the inclusion of an article in the new constitution reading, "On condition that the official language of the country is taught and learned, everyone has the right to receive education in their mother tongue."
The AK Party has not commented on this issue during the drafting process. The CHP says that while the language of education is Turkish, the state should take the necessary measures to enable people to receive education in their mother tongue.
The MHP agrees that Turkish is the language of education, and opposes access to education in languages other than Turkish.
As it begins to draft the text of the new constitution, the commission is adhering to a four-phase process. The first phase was to collect and evaluate necessary data, which ended on Dec. 31, 2011, when the commission finished compiling feedback from the public and relevant institutions.
Completion of the draft is scheduled for the end of the year, and it will be opened to public discussion in 2013. Following this step, the finalized proposal will be ready to present to Parliament. The new constitution will be composed of several sections, including basic rights and freedoms, legislation, executive and judiciary, economic and social provisions, general provisions, basic provisions and temporary provisions.
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The perfect cheese ball for November parties! Tastes great if you can get anyone to mess it up! Adapted from an idea on the cover of a Woman's World Magazine from 1996.
Top Review by Chef Mommie
I love the way this looks, but it really isn't much of a "cheese ball". When it finally dawned on me that I really didn't have a cheese ball, I had to run out and get everything to make one. I told everybody it was really just a centerpiece. When someone asked me if they could eat it, I said yes and watched them as they banged into the bowl with a confused look. Next time I will make a cheese ball and then use this whole idea and your pic to make the turkey. BTW, your turkey looked alot better than mine, so I will spare you the pic. Thanks for the whole idea carolinajewel!!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 ounces port wine cheese spread
- 10 large pretzel sticks
- cracker, of different shapes & sizes
- 1⁄2 cup sliced almonds
- 1 strip pimentos
- 2 whole cloves
- 1 whole cashews
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- Begin with a round cereal bowl which will fit on a decorative plate. Cover the bottom of the bowl with the port wine cheese spread and place it in the middle of your decorative plate. Make sure you don't use all of the cheese.
- Break one of the pretzel rods in half and insert the broken end in the cheese at the 6:00 position. This will be the turkey's neck and head. Cover the rod with cheese mounding the end a bit to suggest a head. If it wants to flop, prop it up in the back with a small cracker.
- Cover the turkey's throat and part of the back with almonds applying them in rows and slightly overlaping like shingles.
- Cover the lower neck with small crackers.
- Use the larger crackers and remaining pretzel rods as the turkey's feathers.
- Add the cloves as eyes, the cashew as beak and pimento as wattle.
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The Young Professionals have released their new cover video of the classic ABBA hit single "S.O.S.," available for streaming now on the band's official YouTube. The track will be featured on the band's new remix & cover album, due out on July 31st in the U.S. via Universal / Polydor Records. The album will also feature the recently released remix of Imagine Dragons' "Shots," BORNS' "10,000 Emerald Pools," Lana Del Rey's "West Coast," and several others. The album will follow up the release the band's widely embraced single "All Of It But Me."
Alongside their own productions, The Young Professionals have become experts in remixes. Given the number of alternative versions produced by the Tel Aviv duet in the past months, TYP will digitally release on June 29th "Remixes & Covers". This fresh and summery compilation includes 13 of their remixes in the tracklisting. Many of them, like the one for Tove Lo on " Talking Body" ended up # 1 of the Hype Machine. Others like the one made for Borns, Enrique Iglesias or the alternate version of their new single "All Of It But Me" are exclusive.
4 covers performed by the band come added to this cocktail. The first is none other than their famous resumption of Lana Del Rey's "Video Games". This version surprised by the quality and originality of its reinterpretation. It should be the same for the other two covers: 400 Lux (as initially performed by Lorde) and SOS (ABBA, of course!).
With this compilation, The Young Professionals prove once again their ability to cross from hiphop sounds to electronic tunes, from pop to indie atmospheres, always with a perfect production. These 18 tracks are certainly as indispensable as (almost) all the objects on the cover of the compilation … or at least enough to spend a beautiful summer.
"The Young Professionals – Covers & Remixes" will be available in digital pre-order from June 15th.
"All Of It But Me" Remix EP Includes Remixes by NEUS, Mi Disguise, Tomer Maizner & Mozes, Sagi Kariv, and TripL
THE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS have released a 5-song remix EP for their new single "All Of It But Me," featuring Anna F. on Cherrytree Records France (Polydor / Universal). The band has seen much praise on the new single, with support from outlets like NYLON, Idolator, Good Music All Day, Less Than 3, and several others. They also saw success with their recent mix of Tove Lo's "Talking Body," which premiered at Earmilk in March.
Fans can expect a full album release from the band later in 2015.
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Tove Lo "Talking Body" remix reached no.1 on Hype Machine
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"The Young Professionals have matched her on their remix of "Talking Body," bringing their own brand of thumping electro beats and evocative synthy melodies to spice up her vocals." – See more at: Earmilk.com
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The neat thing about a revovler is you can sneak up behind the bastard, screw the barrel into the back of his skull and pull the trigger and you could be sure that there would be a "bang". You could not say the same thing about a semi-auto.
Of course you could say, "The neat thing about a Barrett chambered in .338 Lapua is that you can stand a full mile away and still blow the bastard's brains out. You can't say the same thing about a revolver or a semi-auto pistol."
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3 Reasons I Can't Live Without Bethlehem Women's Bible Study
Guest post by Maggie Combs:
This isn't really about Bethlehem; it just happens to be where I attend. Everything in here will probably apply to any formal weekly study of God's word. If you have spoken to me about this subject before, you've probably heard all of this. Or if you know my mother and not me, you probably won't be surprised that I am writing a blog post (even though I almost never blog!) about attending Bible study.
Let me state first that this isn't about doing personal devotions. This is specifically about attending a weekly meeting that focuses on learning from the Bible. So here are my three reasons I can't live without Bethlehem Women's Bible Study:
- I am a sinner: This is always where it all starts, isn't it? That's because sin is the root of the problem. Personal Bible study is our ultimate weapon against sin. Here lies my problem. When the Bible isn't keeping me from sin, sin keeps me from the Bible. You know that renewed passion you have for God, his Word, the Gospel, and making much of Christ that you feel after attending a God-exalting Sunday worship service? For me, it seems like around mid-week that starts to fizzle a bit, and my personal devotion time gets shorter and less meaningful. Enter Bible study. It just so happens to fall on Wednesday for me, and the time spent in corporate study of God's word is such a refresher. It refocuses my soul on the pleasures and wonder of our God and Savior. I'm sure some of you don't have this problem, but I'm just admitting that I do. And I am also telling the other women out there who have the same issue that there is a solution: get refueled mid-week through Women's Bible Study.
- I am a woman: I am not going to say that you can't get great benefits through a couples' Bible study. I'm just going to say that no one else gets your struggles like a group of women. When I enter Women's Bible Study at Bethlehem, I feel safe. Safe to confess my sins, share my struggles, and be real. My favorite part about the Bible study that I attend is that it covers a range of ages and life experiences. We have young women who are finishing high school, women who are in or have just completed college, young mothers, seasoned mothers, and plenty of wise, Titus 2 kind of women. I happen to fall into that young mother category, and it is so refreshing to have wisdom of women who have been there and made it through to the other side! I also love listening to the younger women talk about their struggles. It is encouraging to see their reliance upon God and such a great reminder to me that a world exists beyond my home and my child. It is always a temptation to surround myself with women who are exactly like me: young, moms, stay-at-home, Christians-all-their-lives, kinds of women. I buy into the lie that only women like me can get what I am going through. Bethlehem Women's Bible study has taught me that it is exactly the opposite. When every woman has the same struggle, they lack the wisdom and energy to encourage each other. Instead with great diversity in experience, we have great strength. I have received perspective and encouragements that I never imagined.
- I am a mother: This is my current soapbox, so if I have already beaten you over the head with this, I apologize. If you aren't a mom, I'm sorry if this doesn't apply to you, but I encourage you to think about what your own reasons might be. I can think of a few women in my Bible study that I would love to see write up their own three reasons they can't live without Bible study (hint, hint)! Here comes one of my biggest frustrations…there is a lie going around the church these days (even at Bethlehem). It says that young moms don't have time for Bible study, and that's ok. I know I only have one child, and some of you with three, four, or five might roll your eyes at this, but I am just going to say that it's a lie. There is always time for Bible Study. Pastor John puts it this way, "No Bible, no breakfast." Through much of my adult life I took that literally and did my Bible study while eating my breakfast. As a mom, that's not possible for me anymore because I eat with my child, but the essential point remains the same: make Bible study your FIRST priority. That means that the first moment I have free from Isaac, I do my Bible study. Sometimes it happens right when he wakes up, if he is in the mood to play alone for a while. Sometimes it doesn't happen until he takes a nap, but it should always be the first thing I do. Yes, moms, are lives are very busy. We are always behind, but even if it means the dishes don't get finished until all the kids are in bed, we do our Bible study. Even if it means taking it with us to the park, we do our Bible study. Even if it means waking up a half hour before our kids, we do our Bible study.
Why is it so essential? Because nothing else you do in the day will making you a better mom than having your heart transformed by God's word. No parenting books, moms groups, early childhood education classes, or creative crafts will be more beneficial for you or your children in the long run. When raising children is a battle, I must not neglect to pick up my sword.
Yes, as moms we are so busy. It just makes joining a Women's Bible Study group all the more essential. If I am not involved in a formal Bible study, my whirlwind life will keep me too busy to open God's word. Get in a Bible study, and get yourself some accountability and guidance through God's word, my fellow moms!
Fall is upon us. Bethlehem's Women's Bible studies are open for enrollment. I can't live without one, and I bet if you join one, you'll find that you can't either.
See a brochure listing all the Bible studies available for women at Bethlehem or register online.


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PITTSBURGH—University of Pittsburgh swimming and diving head coach Chuck Knoles announced the Panthers' 2012-13 schedule, which includes three tournaments held at Joe C. Trees Pool.
"This year's schedule features several top-ranked opponents," Knoles said. "We want to challenge our team and prepare them for strong competition in the post season. Our goal is win the Big East Championship and advance to the NCAA Championships in Indianapolis."
Pitt opens its season with its annual Blue/Gold intrasquad meet at Trees Pool on Friday, Oct. 12. Regular-season action begins on Saturday, Oct. 20 when the Panthers host St. Bonaventure.
Pitt will also entertain future ACC opponent Virginia on Sunday, Oct. 28. The Cavaliers finished among the top 20 at the NCAA Championships on both the men's and women's side. Virginia's men won their 15th ACC crown, while the women grabbed their 10th during the 2011-12 season.
The Panthers travel to Cincinnati for the start of Big East play on Saturday, Nov. 3 and less than a week later face Notre Dame on Friday, Nov. 9 in South Bend, Ind. The Irish men won the Big East title last season, while the women finished second overall.
The Pitt Invitational at Trees Poll will feature West Virginia, West Virginia Wesleyan and James Madison from Nov. 16-18. The Panthers will compete in the USA Swimming sanctioned AT&T Winter Nationals in Austin, Texas on Nov. 29-Dec. 1.
Action at Trees Pool resumes on Dec. 13-15 with the 51st annual Christmas Meet. Following the holiday break, Pitt will host 'Backyard Brawl Rival' WVU on Saturday, Jan. 12. The Panthers close the month at Villanova for a two-day meet Jan. 25-26.
Pitt will then celebrate its seniors on Feb. 2 as the Panthers host Clarion, Carnegie Mellon, California (Pa.) and Grove City at Trees Pool for their final home meet of the season.
Prior to post-season competition, the squad will hold the Panther Prep Swimvitational at Trees Pool Feb. 15-16.
Pitt will then contend for the Big East Championship from Feb. 27-March 2 in Indianapolis. The conference championship will be held at IUPUI Natatorium, which will also serve was the home of the 2013 NCAA Championships.
"We are at a huge advantage having an opportunity to swim at the IUPUI Natatorium for the Big East Championship, prior to the NCAA Championship," Knoles added. "We were also fortunate to take some of our student-athletes to the Indy Grand Prix this past March. Our team will be familiar with the IUPUI Natatorium. It gives them a tangible goal to focus on."
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Illness after The End.
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Apple Is Tracking Us! Oh No! Who Cares, Really?
Posted by Julie Ask on April 21, 2011
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Apple has been storing our location. (See article) Sounds bad, but really, is it? My colleague Joe Stanhope forwarded the article to me with the line, "kinda scary." Is it? Our credit cards track where we are and what we spend. The carriers know where we are all the time — they aren't storing the information as far as we know, but they could be. Our cars can be tracked. We buy plane tickets and make flight reservations online. What's a bit different is that many different entities have our information, but not necessarily one.
Your phone will know everything about you going forward. My phone already knows where I go (ok, and Apple is recording), who I call, what sports teams I follow, what games I play, where I bank, how often I visit Starbucks, where I shop, what books I'm reading (Kindle), what music I listen to . . . and the list goes on. What else is my phone going to know about me? It's going to know:
- What I eat because I want help tracking calories
- How often I run because I track my workouts
- What I watch on TV because my phone is my remote control
- Who I fly . . . because I use mobile boarding passes
- How healthy I am b/c it will track my cholesterol
- Who my friends are from phone, texting, and Facebook
- Where I'm eating b/c it tracks my Yelp searches and OpenTable bookings
- Whether I'm traveling on foot or by car b/c it tracks my speed
- How fast I drive . . .
Is this a Big Brother? My colleague Josh suggested "Big Mother." No — I'm going to gladly give up all of this information and be tracked in exchange for convenient experiences. I want my car insurance provider to know how fast I drive so it will reward me for safe driving. (I hear my friends laughing.) I'll let my phone track what I eat because I want help losing weight. The list goes on.
I call this context — information about who we are, our behaviors, and our environment. We'll gladly give up this information in exchange for convenience — just like we do with our credit cards. It will be gradual. We won't notice.
It doesn't matter whether "it
Comment from Ugh Already (not verified) on Fri, 04/22/2011 - 09:30
It doesn't matter whether "it matters." What matters is that those who are being followed have a CHOICE in the matter!
It has to do with consent and
Comment from Joseph Kurian on Fri, 04/22/2011 - 10:41
It has to do with consent and privacy more than what they are doing with the data. Many of us ACCEPT when an app asks us permission to track the data. We know that celltowers are doing things and credit card companies etc...but doing it by hiding the fact that they will in the EULA seems disingenuous and poor customer experience.
Is It a "Privacy" Problem If the Information Isn't Shared?
Comment from David Schlesinger (not verified) on Fri, 04/22/2011 - 11:53
There's nothing to suggest that this information ever gets off the phone, at least not anywhere other than to a backup on your own desktop system. There is, in particular, nothing to suggest that it's being accessed by Apple.
The apparent reason for the existence of this database—which is looking more and more like a geotagged collection of cell tower and WiFi access point locations—is to allow iOS Location Services to "triangulate" the position of the iPhone more quickly when it's asked to by an app (which the user has allowed to use Location Service), without having to turn on GPS (which uses a lot of battery) or go out to the network.
That doesn't seem unreasonable to me, but the uninformed panic about this really does. I have a couple of postings on this on my blog:
"iPhone SpyPhone?"—The Music Video!
Comment from David Schlesinger (not verified) on Mon, 04/25/2011 - 11:08
I still believe that this story has been overblown. As a way of sharing what I've learned, I made a slightly modified version of the program used to map this data to show it a little more accurately (i.e. not fudging the location, showing it as it was added, rather than by the week).
I made a video to show ten months worth of my own location data, so you could see what it looks like. I don't feel that my privacy's been TOO invaded.
Let me know what you think!
Apple Is Tracking Us
Comment from Vincent ogbechie (not verified) on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 03:22
Has Apple brain washed us? Why are people fine with thie privacy intrusive actions of Apple? It really baffules me.
We can take a stand on this and get Apple to at least have an opt out option...we can still enjoy convenience and still maintain our privacy! Customers should be king but allowing Apple get away with this makes them king and we (customers) servants.
A bold and decisive call...
Comment from Andrew Stockwell on Mon, 05/02/2011 - 07:55
A bold and decisive call Julie, and a scintillating statement that mobile is all about context. I certainly will give context in order to achieve convenience in both my personal and professional uses of my mobile phone. Thanks.
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Rosie O'Donnell on MSNBC.
When you think about it, it makes a lot of sense.
After all, what could be better than three consecutive hours of leftwing invective starting with Chris Matthews, followed by Keith Olbermann, and ending with Rosie's ridiculous rants replete with repugnantly rude ruminations such as only she can regurgitate?
It's a liberal cable network's dream.
As reported by the New York Times Monday (emphasis added throughout, h/t NBer motherbelt):
Rosie O'Donnell, who abruptly left "The View" on ABC last spring after drawing attention and ratings for her opinions on everything from the Iraq war to her co-hosts, is in serious discussions to return to television atop a new soapbox: a prime-time show on the cable news channel MSNBC, according to executives on both sides of the negotiations who have been briefed directly.
Under one scenario, Ms. O'Donnell would be given the 9 p.m. slot each weeknight on MSNBC, where she would go head-to-head with two heavyweights of cable talk: "Larry King Live" on CNN and "Hannity & Colmes" on Fox News.
I don't know about you, but Rosie going head-to-head with Larry King and Sean Hannity is a visual I'd rather not consider so soon after supper. But I digest...er, I mean, digress:
Ms. O'Donnell alluded somewhat cryptically to a possible new job in a speech she gave at a book-signing on Sunday night in Miami, according to a report that appeared on a website, lyingonthebeach.com. A podcast on that site described Ms. O'Donnell as saying that she would soon begin competing against "the guy with the suspenders and the long, long face," an obvious reference to Mr. King.
I don't know. Given her weight and overall appearance, with Christmas approaching, maybe Rosie was referring to Santa Claus.
Or is that too much digressing?


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Class of 2014
Lehigh Acres (Fla.) East Lee County
Offers from FSU, UCF, Louisville, Ole Miss, North Carolina, Oregon, and others.
Scout.com's take: Sawyer is a jack of all trades in high school lining up at quarterback, running back, receiver and defensive tackle. It is at cornerback where his ceiling resides and he has Sunday potential due to great size (6-0), long arms, a perfect frame, and the speed to run with the swiftest receivers. He is very raw in the technique department and will need some time to learn the finer points of the position.
52) Von Davis
Class of 2015
Mount Dora (Fla.)
Offers from Arizona, Cincinnati, Kentucky, Louisville, Wisconsin and others.
Scout.com's take: This is an outstanding athlete in every phase of the game, as Davis stars on offense, defense and special teams. He's terrific on the perimeter as a wide receiver or cornerback. Davis is best in space where he can use his speed and quickness. But he can also get behind the secondary. Defensively, he got good size and cover skills to excel there as well.
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Class of 2014
Plantation (Fla.)
Tight End
Offers from Florida, Miami, Alabama, Arkansas, Louisville, Ohio State, Ole Miss, and others.
Scout.com's take: It is a lot of projection with Pierce as the 6-foot-3 tight end plays in a run heavy scheme and had very little opportunity to make plays in the passing game. Pierce has great tools. He possesses good speed, a thick frame, and quality hands. He is an above average blocker. Pierce could also garner looks as a potential outside linebacker or even defensive end. This is a prospect whose game should really take off in college.
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Class of 2014
Miami (Fla.) Northwestern
Committed to Florida State
Scout.com's take: Robinson is next in a long line of excellent receivers from Miami Northwestern. At 6-foot-0 he has good size, excellent speed (4.45), and good hands. He is a crisp route runner and makes an impact on special teams as a returner. Several schools are intrigued by his upside as a potential cornerback where he can use his excellent ball skills and his size becomes a plus.
55) Tavarus McFadden
Class of 2015
Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage
Offers from FSU, Clemson, LSU, Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, and others.
Scout.com's take: This is one of my favorite players in this class. McFadden is bigger than many of the wide receivers he lines up against. McFadden is very good in press coverage and can overwhelm guys at the line of scrimmage because of just how strong and physical he is. He has good coverage skills and speed. McFadden can set the edge and really be a force in run support. McFadden is also a super weapon in the punt return game.
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Class of 2015
Miami (Fla.) Central
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Scout.com's take: Phillips has good size and is above average speed. The best part of his game is his physical play and strength. He can make the tough catch look easy. Phillips gets in and out of his breaks quickly and is a good runner with the ball after the catch. And as a blocker he's a very good asset on the perimeter in the run game. While he's still so young and raw, Phillips has enormous upside if he continues to work on his craft.
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Class of 2014
Plantation (Fla.)
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Class of 2015
Miami (Fla.) Killian
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The organic burgers and hot dog restaurant Station Eats opened its second location at 3 Landmark Square in Stamford, CT. The modern restaurant is much bigger than the New Canaan location with several booths, tables-for-two, a communal table, and, in a couple weeks, tables outside on the large terrace overlooking Atlantic Street.
On the menu are customized, made-to-order, organically raised beef and veggie burgers, nitrate/nitrite free hot dogs, sloppy joes, salad, organic fries, antibiotic and hormone-free milkshakes, and a selection of beer and wine.
We recommend the Station Burger topped with American cheese, station sauce, lettuce, and tomato. Don't forget to select additional toppings like thick cut bacon, blue cheese, station chili, or their potato chips. They've also got a variety of sauces to drizzle onto your meal from wasabi cucumber sauce to dijon mustard to BBQ sauce.
The owner, Nick Type, has told us all the items at Station Eats are made by them, except for the crunchy onions which come from Denmark. The crunchy onions was our favorite topping. Think of them as the crunchy shallots you get at Asian restaurants. We put them on our burger and hot dog.
Speaking of hot dogs…
The beef hot dogs are great too. They're sliced length-wise and grilled and placed between a toasted potato bun. They've got a snap to it once you bite into it. Hot dogs normally get a bad rap. You think of fillers and fat, and stuff you wouldn't want to eat. But that's not what you get here. The hot dogs at the Station Eats are organic and flavorful. They won't leave you regretting eating it.
Station Burger with bacon and crunchy onions
Beef Hot Dog with pickles, crunchy onions, and mustard
No meal is complete without fries. There are several items to choose from: plain, cheese, chili, chili cheese, or the ultra fries. The ultra fries are organic fries topped with station cheese sauce, carmelized onions, station sauce. The chili fries are excellent too.
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Right: Ultra Fries
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Shoes fitted with a miniature GPS system to locate Alzheimer's patients have gone on sale in Britain, the Daily Mail reported Tuesday. The shoes enable the person with Alzheimer's to be monitored remotely. The 250-pound shoes are fitted with a device – similar to those used in sat-nav systems found in cars. Family members use an app downloaded to a smartphone or computer to find out the location of the missing person.
Those suffering from Alzheimer's can be monitored remotely (Image credit: Daily Mail)
The GPS is implanted in the heel of the shoe. The device contains a battery, SIM card (that tracks the wearer) and an integrated chip to help the device function, Mail said. The antenna and a USB connection to charge the shoes runs up the back heel of the shoe.
The shoes need charging roughly every two days, a process that takes roughly two hours.American company GTX Corp is marketing the footwear range Aetrex Navistar GPS Shoes.
Publish date: October 17, 2012 9:38 am| Modified date: December 19, 2013 2:55 am
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