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Issues such as Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), unsafe sleep and premature birth have all made headlines lately. All of these issues, and others, contribute to Ohio's infant mortality rate. Unfortunately, our rate is abysmal! This week State Senator Shannon Jones shared her thoughts on why fixing Ohio's infant mortality rate is so important.
It's about Our Kids: Fixing Ohio's Infant Mortality Problem
Guest Blogger: State Senator Shannon Jones, Springboro
Did you know that Ohio's infant mortality rate sits nearly at the bottom of national statistics? The infant mortality rate includes all babies who die before their first birthday. Our state is 48th overall in this category and 49th among African-Americans. What's worse is that the United States as a whole trails nearly all other developed nations in infant mortality.
As a mother, these statistics are startling, frightening, and saddening. As a legislator, they are nothing short of a call to action.
There are a lot of things that contribute to our painfully low infant mortality ranking. These factors range from cultural and social to medical. That is why this fall, I have partnered with my colleague in the legislature, Senator Charleta Tavares (D–Columbus) to combat this problem.
Beginning on August 22, Senator Tavares and I, along with the Senate Medicaid, Health & Human Services Committee, have been travelling around the state, including stops in Cincinnati, Columbus, Toledo, Dayton, and Cleveland. Our mission is to work with healthcare professionals, community leaders, and citizens to better understand the issues that increase the risk of infant mortality as well as learn about current initiatives that are successfully combating the issue.
As fellow moms, I'm sure that you need no further convincing that this is an issue our society needs to address, but just in case you do, the fact is this problem also comes with a hefty price tag. Premature births, one of the leading causes of infant mortality, cost, on average, more than 10 times more than full-term births. This averages to be more than $46,000 per premature child.
Nationally in 2005, preterm births generated more than $26.2 billion in medical and educational costs as well as lost productivity. With 50% of Ohio births being paid for by the state's Medicaid program, it's clear that in addition to being a human tragedy, this problem is indeed quite costly.
In 2010, 1,068 Ohio babies died before seeing the candles of their first birthday cake. That is an unacceptable standard for 2013 and an unacceptable standard for Ohio.
September is National Infant Mortality Awareness Month, so I invite you to join with me in raising awareness for this problem by telling a friend, or counseling a young mother-to-be on ways to have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. If you would like to learn more about what we are doing in the Statehouse to combat this problem, or would like information about the committee's stop in a town near you, please feel free to contact me by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com, or by calling (614) 466-9009.
Together, we can change and see healthier moms and healthier babies in Ohio.


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Also daggers don't benefit from any fortify one handed enchantments. Right now my dragonbone sword is over 500 damage and my dagger is only a bit over 100 *with all my one handed gear on*. I rarely use a dagger even for double handed attacks. I usually use a mace and sword or a mace and war axe. The only time I use my dagger *and I used the double damage gloves when doing it so it's like a ridiculous 30x damage* is when I'm bored and decide to go stealth and sneak up on people.
Now that I'm about as badass as I can get sometimes I'll fight a mammoth with my soul dagger just to get it's soul or something but that's about it.
Yeah? :\ I don't think I noticed that. That's even worse! I always enchant my stuff with fortify one handed for the extra huge damage bonus. It's almost sad that you can get more damage via the Enchantment skill than you can from the entire perk tree of any of the weapon skills. >_> But hey, I won't complain. At least they can be combined! Enchantment's the best skill in the game to me. . .enhances everything else.
106 damage on the dagger, right? That's as high as I could get my daedric one. Seems to be capped for some reason, even if I use better smithing potions. :\
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Destruction is weaker than everything else without the 100% less magicka use. Without it, it just takes too much magicka.
That's why you enchant your gear to have 100% spell cost reduction :P You have to enchant your gear to get the best use out of everything else too, so I don't see why Destruction should be any different. Level 100 enchantment with related perks should be the priority of any build no matter what you're doing. It makes anything you can possibly do better. Easier lockpicking, better sneaking, better pickpocketing, better arrow damage, better 2 handed damage, better 1 handed damage, better blocking, more stamina, lesser magic cost for any school, better armor, better magic resistance, better alchemy, better smithing, etc etc etc. It buffs up everything so I think of enchanting as a neccessity for any character, not a prerequisette for any specific one.
And with said 0% magic cost, it's brutally effective. By far the most powerful magic potential of the last 3 elder scrolls games. At least when you factor that you can do it infinitely. Trust me man, well worth the trouble. Only costs you 3 Destruction perks to get the full lightning damage
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I have Nightingale armor, full set.
2/5 in sneak, or 3 can't remember.
And 25% Vampire Sneak bonus.
Should I be power attacking or regular swinging?
Few questions:
What's your sneak skill? (If it's 60+ you should be able to sneak up on things in doors, especially in dark caves or ruins. 80+ you should be able to sneak up on people outdoors besides guards who are hard to do anything with. 100 = you can do a lot more.
Are your boots enchanted with muffle? Even with heavy armor, muffle + the muffle perk = very quiet. I believe the "no heavy armor weight while wearing them" perk makes it less noisy too. Not that you're wearing it. Anyway, I never even equip any boots that don't have muffle on them as one of their enchants. Having an extra necklace and ring with sneak bolstering enchantments on them can help too. Enchantment really is a great skill you should invest in.
Anyway, other conditions factor in sneak checks too, such as the light of the area you're in, if guards or other "perceptive" NPCs are near by, and if you're outside or inside (inside and dark being best sneaking conditions).
You shouldn't need any more than 1 "better sneaking" perks, because you can switch your amulet and ring out for tons of better sneaking (+80-90% even without alchemy cheesing) to save yourself 4 perks. Anyway, hope that sheds some light on it, if you still needed info.
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- 3/4 cup reduced-fat plain yogurt
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 4 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 2 teaspoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3 cod fillets (6 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted, divided
- In a small bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Pour a third of the mixture into an 11-in. x 7-in. dish. Arrange cod fillets in a single layer over top. Spoon remaining yogurt mixture over fillets. Cover and refrigerate for 1-2 hours.
- Using a slotted spoon, transfer fillets to a broiler pan coated with cooking spray. Drizzle with 1 tablespoon butter. Broil 4 in. from the heat for 6 minutes. Carefully turn fillets; brush with remaining butter. broil 6-8 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Yield: 3 servings.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 VS Tecno Phantom Pad N9
As Promised, here's the review of the Tecno Pad N9 VS Samsung Galaxy Tab. Of course, some people say there are no grounds for comparison, while many more say there are. I believe and know these two devices are worthy of comparison because
- They have the same target market
- They have similar specifications
What greatly differs is the perception of these two devices by the targeted audience. With her market strategy of making similar or better devices at much lower prices (in some cases, less than half the price), Tecno has succeeded in shaking firmly the perception of Samsung as the leading android device manufacturer, and this is the most prominent example so far.
The specs:
Features - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- HSDPA 900 / 2100 - GT-P3100 and HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 - GT-P3105
- Software Version: Ships with Android OS v4.1.1 Jelly Bean, upgradeable to v4.2 Jelly Bean
- CPU: Dual-core 1 GHz
- Chipset: TI OMAP 4430
- GPU: PowerVR SGX540
- Sensors: Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
- Single mini sim
Features - Tecno Phantom Pad N9
- GSM900 /DCS1800/ WCDMA2100MHz
- Software Version: Ships with Android OS v4.2 Jelly Bean
- CPU: 1.2GHz Quad-core
- GPU : embedded
- Sensors: G-sensor : Yes, 3D support
- Single mini sim
Display - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- Type: LCD Capacitive Touchscreen
- Colors: 16M colors
- Resolution: 600 x 1024 pixels
- Size: 7.0 inches
- Multitouch: Yes
- User Interface: TouchWiz UX
Display - Tecno pad N9
- Type: TFT HD Capacitive Touchscreen
- Colors: N/A
- Resolution: 768 x 1024
- Size: 8.0 inches
- Multitouch: Yes
- User Interface: N/A
Dimension - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- Height, Breadth, Thickness: 193.7 x 122.4 x 10.5 mm
Dimension - Tecno Pad N9
- Height, Breadth, Thickness: 204 x 154 x 9.9mm
Memory - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- Internal: 8GB, 16GB or 32 GB storage
- Expandable: microSD uo to 32 GB
Memory - Tecno Pad N9
- Internal: 16 GB storage
- Expandable: microSD uo to 32 GB
Data - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- 2G, 3G, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot
Data - Tecno Pad N9
- 2G, 3G, GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot
Camera - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- Primary: 3.15 MP, Image size : 2048x1536 pixels
- Secondary: VGA camera
- Flash: NO
- Video: 720p @ 30 fps
- Other Features: Geo-tagging, smile detection
Camera - Tecno Pad N9
- Primary: 5.0 MP, Image size : 2592 x 1944 pixels
- Secondary: 2.0 MP
- Flash: NO
- Video: 720p @ 30 fps
Battery - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- Non-removable Li-Ion 4000 mAh battery
- Stand-by: Up to 1190 h (2G) / Up to 1080 h (3G)
- Talk time: Up to 40 h (2G) / Up to 20 h (3G)
Battery - Tecno Pad N9
- Capacity 4500mAh battery
- Standby time : 500 hours
- Talk time : 8 hours
Other Features - Samsung galaxy Tab 2
- TV Out
- SNS integration
- SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM, RSS
- Audio formats :MP3/WAV/eAAC+/WMA/AC3/Flac player
- Video formats: MP4/DivX/Xvid/H.264/H.263/WMV
- Organizer
- Image/video editor
- Quickoffice HD editor/viewer
- Google Search, Maps, Gmail,
- YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa
- Voice memo
- Predictive text input (Swype)
- HTML5, Adobe Flash
Other Features - Tecno Pad N9
- E-mail- Gmail client
- SNS/IM : Facebook
- Audio formats: MP3/MIDI/AMR/WAV/ACC
- Video formats: MP4/3GP (other formats supported by third party apps)
- Ringtone format: MIDI/MP3
- Picture format : JPG/GIF/BMP/PNG
- FREE leather flip case
Price - Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- N52,000 @Slot, N52,000 @PTV Phones, N64,000 @netshop.com.ng
- Click here to buy this tab from Jumia
- Click here to buy this tab from Konga
Price - Tecno Pad N9
- N35,000 @SLOT, N35,000 @Parktelonline, N35,000 @ Microstation Ltd, N33,000 @Konga
- Click here to buy this tab from Konga
Having the above specifications at hand to compare, let's take them one by one in detail and see what's up.
Features: Many of the features show higher specifications in the Tecno Pad. However, Samsung already has a reputation as an Android heavyweight, Tecno is just building one. The Tecno pad has a slightly larger screen with a higher resolution. Some people say the TFT screen's technology is inferior to the LCD screen, but TFT is actually a sub-type of LCD display. Tecno Pad also has a higher screen resolution, and I expect nothing less, due to its bigger size. One up for Tecno Pad there.
The Tecno Pad's CU is clocked higher @ 1.2 GHz. What remains to be seen if it will be continually up to the multitasking capabilities of the Jelly Bean OS. Samsung's processor already has the advantage of first impact, it holds up quite well to multi-tasking without any serious lapses. Also, the Tecno Pad's specs simply say its GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is embedded, whatever that means. The bone of contention here is: does it in fact have a GPU? I think we should call this a draw.
Dimension: Here, Tecno beats the Galaxy tab by a fraction- it is thinner by 6mm. Of course, it is wider and longer; after all, it does have an 8.0 inch screen
Memory: The Galaxy Tab and the Pad both boast 1 GB RAM. User memory is variable on the Samsung Tab @ 8Gb, 16GB and 32 GB. Both are expandable up to 32 GB via microSD, so the Samsung Tab can actually sport more memory. One up for the Galaxy Tab.
Camera: Tecno Pad's 5.0 primary camera and 2.0 secondary camera versus the Tab's 3.15 MP primary and VGA secondary cameras...it's pretty easy maths. It beats me why the Galaxy Tab should have such a shoddy camera (yes, it is shoddy), it's one of the reasons I have never been comfortable with it. If you will make the effort to lug around a 7 inch device, it should at least have a good camera, if nothing else. One up for the Tecno Pad.
Battery: The Tecno has a bigger capacity battery, by 500 mAh. That was not a chance occurrence. Tecno set out to consistently overshadow the Galaxy Tab in raw specs, and we hope, in performance. Again, whether this spec-stunt will meet up to the Galaxy Tab's proven reliability is yet to be seen. I hope it does. For the sake of figures, Tecno Pad wins this.
Other Features: The Galaxy Tab still supports far more a media formats than the Tecno Pad. Tecno knows the unsupported media formats can still be enjoyed using lots of free available apps, hence the skipping of manufacturer-installed software for those media. CHEAP! Galaxy Tab wins this. However, I am beginning to suspect this won't make much of a difference in the overall review. Why? Pretty obvious reason....below:
Price: Here's the main thrust of Tecno's market strategy. In an environment where devices are tied to carrier plans, consumers can get the devices a lot cheaper, from free to a fraction of the price of an unlocked device, for a 2-year carrier plan. Not so in Nigeria. You must shell out the full cost of Android or iOS indulgence, as the case may be. This is the cause of the proliferation of 'UK used' and 'US used' phones in our domain today. So, when a manufacturer offers a device with the same specifications as the Samsung Galaxy Pad at N35,000 - a little over $230 – the market is bound to notice, and NOTICE we did!
While pro-Samsung users sing about Samsung's tech savvy and innovation, the majority are considering the Tecno Pad for more down-to-earth reasons: affordability, availability, aesthetics and desirability -in looks, the Tecno Pad beats the Galaxy Tab hands down, another UP for Tecno- and the majority always carries the vote. The majority is not trying to get the fastest device or the device with the highest memory capacity, a device with above average functionality satisfies the majority, and the Tecno Pad offers EVEN MORE than above average functionality, at a BELOW AVERAGE price.
I say the Tecno Pad wins. What say ye?
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techno has come to stay and we Nigerians are very happy about it. if others companies can emulate this.especially in the area of price, then i think the gap between the rich and the poor can be reduced a bit. kudos to techno. and please whats the slogan for techno?
The Phantom A is essentially a phablet - phone + tablet. It you want something that can perform the functions of phone and tablet and at the same time is portable , then the Phantom A is your best bet.
A & A+ usually come with a powerbank. You can also buy different types and phone outlets near you.
I would advice you to go for whichever device suits your pocket and preferences better.
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it is indeed absurd. Take it to Carlcar;if you bought it under their warranty they will either fix it or replace it for you. I hope you have not tried to fix it yourself yet. Let me know your location so I can direct you to the neares Carlcare office
I'm having the same problem with my tecno pad oooo infact now it takes more than 11hrs to charge and when its off the charging icon doesn't show again + it takes a lot of effort to come on again after its switched off. I'm in Ibadan now. Is dere any number one can call. Thanks
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Wow!!!!! So far am loving what am reading abt d tecno phantom N9. Buh I'll like 2 buy directly frm techno. Pls do dey have an office here in abuja? If yes, where's the location pls? Tank u.
The office is at Wuse 2 behind Beniz plaza their plaza name is Shamza or so. But if you would write me on cassarola2001gmail.com then I will be able to give you the correct info. cheers
Go to www.gsmarena.com and click on samsung products, then click on galaxy tab 3.7.0 and read the previews, you will be surprised at the number of complaints from users topmost of which is "hanging screen". Not much difference in features anyway,both have 1GB ram & 1.2GHZ CPU
Pls reply quik cos am buying it today
Pls reply quik cos am buying it today
But anytime I want to upgrade. It always tell me that there is no enough memory. please how I expand this momery.


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"Their quarterback, Ryan Griffin, is playing wonderful. He was 24 of 30 for 320 yards last week against Syracuse. He brought them back from behind to tie the game, and Syracuse drove late and kicked a field goal to win. Tulane played very well against Syracuse. They have a sophomore running back, Orleans Darkwa, and they named the town after him. His backup, Robert Kelley, is really fast and returns kickoffs for them. They had a receiver, Xavier Rush, make two touchdown catches against Syracuse, and Joe Kemp is their leading wide receiver. They have a big, physical, strong offensive line. Bob Toledo is an excellent coach. He has done a really good job to take that program after Katrina, to recruit to that university, to organize it, to keep the spirit and academics up and continue to play well. They're in every game that they play. He's a really good offensive coach. He has more tricks than Carter has pills. He's a fine man and he has kept the team together through adversity. They're 2-4, but you wouldn't know it from the way they've played. They're going to give us everything they've got. Their three defensive tackles are big strong guys who come off and smack you in the mouth. They are very aggressive and very strong. So their front seven are very good. Their offense and defense are both better than last year. And, as you know, this was a tough game for us last year. It's a big game for both of us. They can get back on the winning track and they beat us twice down there and once here, so we're going to do everything we can to win this game. It's very important. They play well in their stadium. They're a really good football team and we're going to have to play our best to win the game."
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oo' and 95' 454's crankshaft sensor same or not
would a crankshaft sensor from a 1995 454 chevy engine, would fit a 2000 454 or would I have to change timing belt and cover or wouldn't fit at all? if somebody can help me will be appreciated
You should use the correct part for the engine. I would be surprised if a 95 sensor would be the same as a 2000. If you are going to tear it apart to change it, put in a new, quality sensor with the correct part #.
A quick look does not even list a crank sensor for a 1995 454
Yes 1995 was OBD1 and didnt use a cranshaft position sensor. Ther 1996-2000 L29 Vortec 454 used a crank sensor and a 4x reluctor, teh 1998-2001 Vortec L21 454 used in medium duty trucks used a 24x reluctor wheel.
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The multifaceted Lava Man, a grade I winner on dirt and turf, could remain on turf after his next start in the $500,000 Sunshine Millions Turf at Santa Anita on Jan. 27.
"If we're fortunate enough to have the opportunity to go to Dubai, we're thinking of running him in one of their turf races this year," trainer Doug O'Neill said.
Lava Man breezed five-eighths Sunday in 1:01 4/5 at Hollywood Park.
The $6 million Dubai World Cup (UAE-I) at Nad Al Sheba race track will be run March 31 at 1 ¼ miles on dirt, while turf races that day are the $5 million Dubai Sheema Classic (UAE-I) at about 1 ½ miles and the $5 million Dubai Duty Free (UAE-I) at about 1 1/8 miles.
Lava Man won seven straight races while amassing earnings of nearly $2.8 million last year, including a victory in the Charles Whittingham Handicap (gr. IT) on grass. The 6-year-old Slew City Slew gelding also won the Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), Hollywood Gold (gr. I), Pacific Classic (gr. I) and Goodwood Breeders' Cup Handicap in 2006 for owners STD Racing Stable and Jason Wood. He finished seventh to Invasor in the Breeders' Cup Classic – Powered by Dodge (gr. I).
"The fact that he does have sensitive feet could be why he runs as well on turf as he does on dirt," O'Neill said. "The give on the grass is probably very comforting to him. It's amazing that he's that versatile."


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Hi. I had some pimple scarrings on my face and went to see a skin doctor hoping there is something which can be done to remove the scarrings. I expected some cream or what but the skin doctor recommended me a chemical peel which I totally had no idea about. So she performed a very low % peel as she said that my skin was too fine and she had to use a very low % peel. It's been my 2nd day after... READ MORE
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After a week from my 1st time 20%glycholic peel, my skin had totally peeled and was left pink. But some of the pink spots on my cheeks are turning kind of darker. Is this... READ MORE
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Just posted a question on the Q&A section. :)) Hoping to hear a reply soon once my question is being posted. My skin is healing but one of the pink spot on my face has turned darker from pink. So that's my worry now. My Skin... READ COMMENT
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I went with silicon 350 cc Mentor HP, sub-muscular with infra-mammary incision. I never developed breasts but I have quite the bodacious rear end so I always felt disproportional. I wore the VS's padded bras that made it look like I had a chest, but I was seriously flat as a board. Let me say that I debated having surgery for over a year, even in the few days after surgery I was worried... READ MORE
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There's a free £125 available to anyone who wants to switch current accounts. First Direct used to limit its free current account to those with a certain household income, but it's now wiped that proviso and anyone able to pay £1,000 a month into the account can have it for free, as well as receiving £125 (if applying via a Moneysupermarket link) for moving over.
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It might not be exactly balmy yet, but it's warmer than it has been, so if you're in the mood for some free ice cream, head to a Ben & Jerry's "scoop shop" today. Most of the free ice cream is available inside cinemas, including Vue, Odeon and Empire Leicester Square. Go up to the counter and mention Free Cone Day to get a free scoop. Find your nearest shop at benjerry.co.uk/scoop-shops. And if you want to go to the cinema too, Vue chains have a discount day on Tuesday: sign up at here and print a voucher.
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Fancy a spring break? P&O Ferries is offering return car trips to France for £23, including six bottles of Piat D'Or red, white or rose to pick up on board. Enter the code freewineWDT online here for a return from Dover to Calais for Sunday to Friday trips, or £28 on Saturdays, for one car and up to nine people. You must book by April 30 and travel by May 10.
Seeds of an idea
The extra hour in the evening means extra gardening time — and there are seed offers aplenty online. Dobies.co.uk is offering three-for-two on seeds throughout April, including all flower, vegetable and plant seeds on the site; postage is a flat £1.50. Other online stores include seedsbypost.co.uk (free postage on orders above £5) and seedparade.co.uk. Also online, you can find plenty of gardeners willing to swap seeds: check out this forum and gardenswapshop.co.uk.
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Tesco Clubcard holders should think twice before paying to download a TV or film: its new clubcardtv.com site offers free access to films and programmes including cookery shows from the likes of Antonio Carluccio, Ken Hom and Gary Rhodes, The Only Way is Essex, TV comedies and movies such as Ocean's Eleven and The Shawshank Redemption. Find them at clubcardtv.com.
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What's the most interesting possibility with Windows 8? Being able to take everything else with you when you go.
What actually matters about Windows 8: You might be able to take it with you
The most interesting thing about Windows 8 is not one of one of the selling points Microsoft spokes-androids have been repeating all week. It's not one of the admittedly hot features most of the media are buzzing about, even – fast boot-up, support for touchscreens, tablets, styli, downloadable apps from an apps store, support for HTML5, faster and easier file copy and management, or even the vitally important support for USB 3.0 that should slash operational costs and increase productivity by slashing the time employees sit waiting for the MP3s, audio books and movies they downloaded at work trudge slowly onto their handheld media players.
It's not even the switcheroo Microsoft is trying to appear not to have pulled by moving HTML5 and JavaScript its favorite tools for Windows apps rather than the herd of other ultimate dev tools it built and touted in the past. (Read Mary Jo Foley for implications of the building controversy because she continues breaking the story and knowing what it means; then come back here because I'm far more entertainingly bitter.)
The most interesting thing isn't even how big a risk and how ambitious a project Windows 8 really is, whether Microsoft really intended that or not. That's the second-most interesting thing.
The most interesting – though admittedly distant and dim – possibility is that the combination of virtualization, personalization, standardization and mobilization may turn Windows into the personal computing environment Microsoft has always insisted it was – even though the rest of us always wondered what qualified an OS as steward of our increasingly complex digital lives when it would sometimes forget whether it had been installed yet, or how to talk to its own hard drive.
The personal operating environment has always been more of a marketing fantasy than a reality. Even now, when it's possible to stick so many pieces of your digital life in the cloud you can almost reassemble (though not in usable fashion) all the resources you have at your desk, "the cloud" is a more concrete reality than the personal operating environment.
The potential – and I'll try to avoid the superlatives and automagicality of the software-vendor imaginarium in describing this because I can actually see it happening for the first time – is that all the virtualization and connectivity built into Windows 8, added to the gradual consolidation of the core functions of Windows into code that can run devices other than just a PC, will convert what most people think of as "their computer" into a virtual environment they can take with them anywhere.
Cut Windows loose from the hardware
The most basic addition is the inclusion of the Hyper-V hypervisor in Windows 8 along with native support for the VHD virtual-desktop standard and ISO files that can load as software rather than only from a CD/DVD drive.
Initially the only thing that will accomplish is to make it easier to run Citrix XenDesktop within organizations that don't want to buy the client software.
It will also turn every Windows 8 machine into a good BYOC device because the hypervisor will make it possible for IT to create the same dual-personality for a PC that is possible with smartphones and tablets divided into one virtual machine for work and another for personal data, apps and other things users like to play with but that IT would never let into a secure environment.
Building a hypervisor into an operating system does something much more profound than just offer smarter disk partitioning: it severs the connection between the operating system and the machine on which it runs.
That means, not matter how much you cram into your laptop – your schedule and data and contacts and every other thing you can't fit in your head anymore – it's not the laptop that's important. It's the data and the method you rely on to find and use the data.
The operating system that talks to the hardware doesn't even have to be the same one users take with them in their personal operating environment.
Changing the "operating system" to talk to users, not hardware
Traditionally the first job of an operating system was to talk to the hardware: tell the hard drive what to store and where, divide the memory among the applications, tell the WiFi radio what access points it can talk to and which it can't.
The filing system that let you find your documents, search for words inside docs you can't find, encrypt everything, shove it around on the hard drive and keep track of the apps, documents and entire filing systems full of other documents and data up in the cloud? That was a late addition.
Windows has never been that good at it, especially dealing with apps that stream in from elsewhere, live on the hardware a while and then go away and trying to remember where those other documents were and why they're not accessible right now even though they seemed to be on a drive that lived within Windows dominion.
Cut the connection to the hardware and there's a segment of the operating system that keeps talking to the hardware so it won't get lonely and freak out (hardware is neurotic).
The important parts will float on top of the hypervisor so they don't have to worry about hardware at all. The hypervisor will deal with it, leaving the main part of the OS to focus on keeping all those meshed connections straight, replicating things at the right time and in the right places so you always have them available and keeping everything wrapped up in a nice little envelope that makes all the apps and utilities and data and pictures and music and everything else you use as portable as the junk you cram in your shoulder bag and lug home at the end of the day.
That's an "operating environment."
With Microsoft taking care of most of the basic snippage between the hardware and software virtualization specialists like VMware, Citrix, Virtual Computer, MokaFive and others can focus on improving performance, encryption, management, portability and integration with different devices, clouds, networks, hardware and devices.
(They won't do it; VMware, Microsoft and Citrix will keep fighting over whose approach to exactly the same place is better until customers either start ignoring them or it becomes obvious no one wants to hear the competitive slagging any more. Figure sometime around Windows 9 SP1.)
With portability and the ability to divide responsibility for hardware and software within the OS, the operating environment (OE) can move from one piece of hardware to another more easily.
At first that means you can store your OE on the network, leave your laptop at home and call up your whole work "desktop" from a rental or public PC in a hotel, airport or other place you no longer have to lug a brick of a processing unit.
Portability and integration has a way to go before it's possible, but you'll gradually be able to pull up more and more of your desktop from a tablet, smartphone or other device of your choice.
Later (Win10) the integration and portability will be good enough that it will hardly matter what piece of hardware you're using to work on your "desktop." It could be a phone, game console, generic terminal and keyboard in the car (on the passenger side) or wherever else people sit still for more than five minutes.
Give kids the Legos and let them build what they want
ISVs and hardware vendors will have a party coming up with new form factors and cramming usable computers into everyplace you currently see advertising. After a couple of years of letting you use the machines free if you look at the ads, they'll start charging and that will become the big drawback of your "hardware spending."
The three things that could make all this possible are:
- Inclusion and integration of the hypervisor to separate hardware functions from the end-user operating environment.
- Consolidation of data, networking, security, file system and application development environments to remove the complexities of a single OE that uses data or application resources housed on a laptop, internal servers, cloud-based networks or apps, single-app SAAS providers and a variety of devices on which to run.
- Licensing to make it all possible.
Of all the complications that could (and will) prevent or delay this kind of consolidation from happening, the single most dangerous one is the possibility (likelihood) than neither Microsoft nor other vendors will move quickly enough on licensing to change the basic unit of currency in the computer business from the Computer to the End User.
Licenses that remain attached to a single piece of hardware will stop even the most sophisticated, high-performing, tightly integrated user operating environment from working at all.
Universal mobility doesn't count if you have to lug your laptop around like a giant security dongle or magnetic ID card.
All licenses—for operating systems, applications, data, databases, streaming applications, streaming content and anything else that can stream, live in the cloud or attach itself semi-permanently to the environment of a particular user has to be licensed for use in a single environment, not on a single machine.
The danger of licensing: Make the money follow you
That means treating customers as people and individuals, not machines and "seats."
Microsoft has spent three years just trying to figure out how to make some of its applications available through the cloud without ticking off its resellers so much they pitch competing products instead of Microsoft's and put Microsoft out of business.
Three years, going on four! That's a long time in the computer business if you're doing something that doesn't involve overcoming or avoiding limitations to the laws of physics.
I don't doubt Microsoft and every other vendor will fight just as hard to keep up with the times technologically without changing its business model enough to make the technology practical.
The other drawback would be half commitments from other vendors and end users, who might like the concept of total portability, but not the realities, which involve a lot of trust in employees and support of things they don't really understand and the confidence that as long as they can identify the really critical points of failure and protect those, that the rest of the system will adapt around them.
Just as in the early days of server virtualization and every day in cloud computing, that reluctance to trust or believe in the existence of something you can't put your finger on and poke to see it jiggle will hold back the evolution toward the creation of an actual operating environment for end users – a desktop without a desktop, a PC without the PC.
It's hard to believe in even understanding how all the pieces could fit together. For those who see personal benefit or loss in warping or limiting the concept so it's not really an envelope of software and networks containing everything the user needs, it never will be.
Microsoft has been one of the main forces preventing it until recently. It's been driven by users rushing into the cloud and virtualizing everything in sight and doing mission-critical things on every phone except those made by Microsoft.
It's been driven to the point that it is adding a whole series of functions into its main product that will make at least half that product completely irrelevant while still hoping to make money on it.
It should be possible, even for Microsoft. End users don't really care if the operating system can find the hard drive anyway.
As long as it can find the documents and music and movies and networks and it all runs fast without any fuss or too much mucking around with configurations and drivers and carburetors or whatever it is all those IT people drone on about all the time, the only thing they care about is whether "the computer" has the things they need. Not what bits of metal and silicon it has to talk into bringing them along.
Read more of Kevin Fogarty's CoreIT blog and follow the latest IT news at ITworld. Follow Kevin on Twitter at @KevinFogarty. For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter and Facebook.


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About Erin
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What should you know about me?ReplyDelete
You should know first and foremost that I think that picture of you sums up why you are one of my favorite bloggers in the whole wide world.
Loved this. =D
all your facial expressions are hilarious, I love them!ReplyDelete
and I am totally with you on the happy crying, it's soo awkward sometimes!
Haha that's an awesome picture...too bad you weren't making that face after the game yesterday. BOO!ReplyDelete
Your pictures always make me laugh!! I am also anti-morning and HATE coffee. It is one of the grossest things I have ever tasted, besides olives. Yuck!!!ReplyDelete
I totally dream vividly! ... it freaks me out!ReplyDelete
Love this! =) You're a lucky gal for the job you have; definitely has its perks!!ReplyDelete
1 love this! although anti-morning and don't drink coffee? does not compute :)ReplyDelete
I think i cry more about happy things too... I am anti-morning and LOVE coffee. :) I love people who are a little bit crazy. Or a lot crazy. :)ReplyDelete
I love your picture! Funny pictures are sometimes better than posed ones. :)ReplyDelete
What should you know about me? Well, I'm not cutting my hair until after I get married, except for trims. And I never get tired of looking at my ring. :)
Fun post! I am not a morning or coffee person either.ReplyDelete
I love that you cry over happy things. I do that too. I feel a little pathetic sometimes, but when something really great happens, the tears start flowing. So glad we understand each other in that sense :) Happy Sunday!ReplyDelete
Love this....ReplyDelete
Here's what you should know about me...I despise talking on the phone
i have definitely noticed that THIS face is about 80% of your photos....too cute :)ReplyDelete
I'm anti-mornings and don't drink coffee, too. Dangerous combo sometimes :) Love the pic!ReplyDelete
Love that picture of you! What exactly is your job? Something with the Bengals, right? That's so awesome, ha! I cry over happy things more than sad things, too! I am SUCH a crier, lol.ReplyDelete
Hope you had a wonderful weekend, lady! Besides the tragic loss :( I was totally rooting for you guys!
I am not a morning person at all.. and INSANITY! Omgsh!! Torture. I so commend you! I hated it. hahaha. But I DID notice results...and that I liked!ReplyDelete
I definitely cry over happy things more than sad. I am a crier for sure. haha love this!ReplyDelete
I loathe mornings and Crossfit, and yet I'm at the gym by 6 every morning. Coffee is my saving grace as a result of that :)ReplyDelete
Cute post!
I'm a cryer! I cry during sappy commercials .. Have you seen the Fancy Feast/proposal ones? I'm such a sucker for a happy ending.ReplyDelete
I love mornings and I don't drink coffee. I hate staying up late unless it's for something really fun.
I am more of a morning person now than I ever used to be. I guess kids will do that to you. You don't drink coffee?? I love coffee first thing in the morning.ReplyDelete
I LOVE this post! :)ReplyDelete
The picture is awesome!!! LOLReplyDelete
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I have legitimately no clue how you function in the mornings without coffee. NO CLUE.ReplyDelete
Did your blog design change again? It looks good! You're pretty awesome at those! I want to learn.
you should know that we are A LOT alike and i love it! which... is why i love reading all of your awesome shizzzz ;) even if i am SUPER behind in LIFE.ReplyDelete
You should know that I love your blog! I found it through your guest post on Allison's blog & think you are stuck with me reading now :)ReplyDelete
Have a great Friday & long weekend!
Thanks SO much for taking the time to read and comment on my blog! I read each one and love to respond and chat with you! :)


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In "How America can be top energy producer" (Opinion, Dec. 20), Breitling Oil & Gas CEO Chris Faulkner advocates the easing of regulations on hydraulic fracking, the opening of offshore oil reserves to drilling and approval of the 2,000-mile Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to Texas to change our energy landscape and make the U.S. the world's energy leader.
Faulkner neglects to mention that it will also devastate our natural landscape. Fossil fuels can probably be developed without leaky pipelines, destroying our water supplies and spilling oil into our oceans, but the record is not good.
The remaining fossil fuels are becoming more difficult to extract, causing more damage to our landscape and air. Why put our precious money and labor into developing a diminishing resource?
Renewable sources of energy and the technologies to use them are available, and they can make America the top clean-energy producer and the world leader in preserving the natural landscape. The development of clean, renewable, endlessly abundant sources of energy will provide more jobs that will not be subject to the boom-and-bust cycle typical of fossil fuel development.
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The Great Bend Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development will be closed on Monday, December 31st for New Years Eve. We will also be closed Tuesday, January 1st for New Years Day. We will re-open on Wednesday, January 2nd at 9 a.m. Our normal business hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Date - Dec 31, 2012
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State Educators File Lawsuit Against Gov. Paterson
New York, NY —
Education groups hoping to stop Gov. David Paterson's move to withhold payments to schools this month have filed a lawsuit. The state's school board, superintendents, and teachers union claim the governor has violated the constitutional separation of powers.
Kevin Casey with the School Administrators Association says voters in school districts approved those budgets back in May. "These are budgets on a school district level, that have been approved by district tax payers, and have essentially been blown up as a result of the governor's actions," Casey says.
The groups say the governor should have relied on short-term borrowing instead of slashing their budgets.
They are currently not seeking a restraining order against Paterson's cuts, but say they expect expedited court action.
The governor called the groups "extra special interests" who, he says, want special treatment at a time when New York is running out of money.


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Bright Futures funds, trailblazing women lead news
The future of Florida's Bright Futures scholarships, women who made white-collar crime a field of study and single-sex classes all top Stetson's news coverage this week. Top national placements include Huffington Post, ABA Journal, WomenTalkSports.com and Tech News. Notable local placements include Tampa Bay Business Journal, WOFL, WFLA, CFNews13 and Daytona Beach News-Journal. Coverage for April 5-11, 2013, includes:
Top Stories
- Stetson was mentioned in an April 5 article on the Huffington Post blog regarding research that was done on single-sex classes as a viable option for education.
- Law Professor Ellen Podgor is mentioned in the April 4 ABA Journal article, "Trailblazing women made white-collar crime an important field of study."
- Stetson was mentioned in a WOLF-TV article on April 8 in regards to the changes in Florida's Bright Futures scholarships. Vice President of Enrollment Management Joel Bauman is featured explaining the anticipation of the changes and the impact it will have on applicants and enrollment.
- Law Professor Louis Virelli spoke with Food Nation Radio Network about the constitutionality of the Monsanto Protection Act.
- On April 8, KWQC featured an article on six teams of finance students who participated in the University of Dayton's 13th annual international student portfolio competition. The teams were responsible for managing real money. Stetson's team took first place in the investment style category of Fixed Income. Additional coverage: KION-TV, KCAU-TV, WDSI-TV, KFMB-AM, KUSI-TV, WVNS-TV, KLJB-TV, WBOC-TV, Money News, KOTV-TV, WAFF-TV, markets.financialcontent.com, WOIO-TV, WLTZ-TV, KPLC-TV, Northern Colorado 5, WDAM-TV, KFMB-TV, WTNZ-TV, iStockAnalyst, WFXS-TV.
- Law Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy is quoted in the April 4 Center for Public Integrity article, "Governors' group rely increasingly on 'dark money' affiliates." The article also ran in the Tucson Sentinel.
- Law Adjunct Professor Art Rios did a series of interviews about the Hakken family and missing children for the Tampa Bay Times, Lakeland Ledger, Newschannel 8 and Tampa Bay's 10. Additional coverage: WWLP-TV, KSEE-TV, WFLA.
- Law Professor Kate Bohl is quoted in the April 3 Herald Tribune article, "State abuse law passed after Penn State applies in Frazier case."
Other Stories in the News
- Jake Rutter, a former assistant basketball coach at Stetson, has joined the Drake University men's basketball program as an assistant coach, according to an article in the Des Moines Register. Additional coverage: ABC5. In a similar move, KARE-TV in Texas reported that Dan Hipsher, former basketball coach at Stetson is moving to University of Texas Pan-American to become the new head coach of their men's basketball program. Additional coverage: WHAM-TV, MyNews4, WMAZ, TheScore.com, and many other sports news outlets.
- Law Professor Roberta Flowers appeared on the April 3 Bay News 9 Afternoon Update discussing drug sentencing disparities.
- In an April 10 article in the Tampa Bay Business Journal on changes to the AACSB accreditation standards, Stetson's School of Business Administration was mentioned as an AACSB accredited school.
- Law Adjunct Professor Joseph Bodiford is quoted in the Daytona Beach News-Journal article, "Flagler School Board Member's Wife to Be Sentenced in Fatal Accident."
- Law Professor Kirsten Davis is featured in the April 4 Monroe County Beacon article, "Monroe County Native Spearheads Stetson's First Law and Rhetoric Colloquium."
- Stetson student athletes were quoted in an April 5 article on the local ABC station in Sarasota regarding a rowing facility. Supporters of that facility are trying to get legislators to set aside money for it.
- Stetson basketball player Victoria McGowan was included on a list of potential WNBA draft picks on WomenTalkSports.com. McGowan also was named a Mid-Major Honorable Mention All-American by FullCourt.com, according to an April 10 article in the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
- Stetson was mentioned in an April 6 article in the Belton Journal about a reporter's memories of covering the 2004 March Madness events in Orlando.
- The April 3 Lubbock Online mentions Stetson faculty will be joining a panel at Texas Tech on juvenile law.
Alumni in the News
- Law alumnus J. Brent Walker's talk at Stetson University is mentioned in the April 7 Daytona Beach News-Journal.
- The start of the 2013 Major League Baseball season will see former Stetson student Corey Kluber in a Cleveland Indians uniform, according to WELD Birmingham.
- The April 11 Tampa Bay Times features Stetson Law alumnus Robert Pope in the article, "Gay St. Petersburg couple celebrate 50 years of togetherness."
- Orlando City has signed Jonathan Mendoza, a midfielder from Stetson, according to an April 6 article on CFNews13. Additional coverage: BayNews9.
- LL.M. alumnus Alexandre Dammous is mentioned in the April 3 TechNews article, "MobAdWin Capitalizes on Groupon Misfortune–Offers Guaranteed Payback to Businesses in the Midst of a Struggling Economy." The article also ran in Money News.
- Ken Keck, was featured in a Western Farm Press article on April 9. Keck has been chosen to be the president of the California Citrus Research Board. Additional news coverage is The Produce News
- Former Hillsborough County Judge and Stetson Law alumnus Donald Castor has died, according to the April 9 Tampa Bay Times.
Keep up with what's happening at Stetson University campuses through Stetson Today. Additional news coverage can be found at: DeLand campus In the News and Law Faculty in the News.
Links to recent news releases from the Law and DeLand campuses can be found here: DeLand campus news releases and College of Law news releases.


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The law requires almost everyone to have health insurance. Fines start as low as $95 the first year but go up after that.
Outside the open enrollment window, your only option to find coverage may be if you have a major life change such as getting married, having a child or losing a job, said Carrie McLean, director of customer care at eHealthInsurance, a private health insurance exchange owned by eHealth Inc.
Customers have until Dec. 15 to sign up if they want coverage to start Jan. 1. They then have until the end of March to sign up and avoid paying a penalty for going without coverage in 2014.


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IMHO you have every right to detain with reasonable force, anyone who has forced entry and is in process of committing felony burglary. Wrongful detention/ kidnapping worries are unfounded, just my two cents.
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IMHO you have every right to detain with reasonable force, anyone who has forced entry and is in process of committing felony burglary. Wrongful detention/ kidnapping worries are unfounded, just my two cents.
If you have your front-door at your back and a burglar in front of you with his hands full, you have an excellent opportunity to avoid a lifetime of night sweats and at least $20,000 in legal fees (when sued by the deceased's family) by not shooting him, stepping back out to cover, and calling 911. Either way, of course, your TV is probably getting dropped. It's a cruel world.
BG had better not try that in FL. If he committed "forcible entry," which means he had to at least open a door to enter, he's fair game. Would I immediately punch holes in his dermis? Not . . . but one wrong move and . . .
Like the OP's state, my state currently does not have Castle Doctrine, but will in about 6-7 weeks, when it becomes assumed that an intruder is armed and dangerous. Until then, according to my understanding of the law, you are permitted to use force to stop the property theft, but not lethal force. Of course in my mind, this leaves a big gray hole involving escalation of force and, specifically, by attempting to stop them are you instigating should they pull a weapon on you?
I may be looking at this all wrong but if I'm in some situation what ever it may be the last thing that is going to be on my mind is what some lawyer is going to think about it.
What will trigger a reaction is if one of my predetermined triggers has been tripped. Do I fear for my life and safety, is there a need for action? If so action will follow and it will be violent. My mindset is that I will win.
If you fear the Lawyer more than winning the fight, my feelings is you should not be carrying a gun in the first place. It will only get you killed in times that not having one you would not be. A gun is not to be carried and used to stop someone by showing it to them, it is to stop someone by using it.
I'm not saying I would not pull my gun so it is in my hand, but it will be hidden, once the BG sees it it will be to shot him to the ground.
I do not fear the lawyers or what they say. This thread was started based on public statements made by a lawyer and presented to the group for opinion and discussion. Also to illustrate the paranoia that is beginning to occur leading up to our CC laws implementation. And based on his comments to also illustrate that some lawyers actually plan how and for what they will sue an individual and use the law as a club to support their opinion. I am sure this is not new info to most I felt it warranted posting.
Another point the OP's "lawyer" accqaintence needs to ponder. If we didn't have home invasions, armed robberies or people wanting to do us harm then there would be no need to use a firearm in the defense of life and property. Well in a fantasy world perhaps.
Have the laws against such actions eliminiated them? Apparently not, so we have laws to guard against wrongful prosecution in cases of self defense. Maybe the lawyer needs a new occupation if he cannot figure that out.
Since laws against crime seldom deter it, then we need to have the rights to defend ourselves from it.
The point is that you ask yourself all of these questions and as many more as you can think of and get answers firmly established in your mind as well as a course of action to take in each case.
Then when confronted with a threat you have already settled all of the questions in your mind and can act quickly and correctly so as to be ethical, legal and effective.
That eliminates hesitation under duress.
That is not fearing the lawyers. It is setting your actions up to avoid problems with lawyers and to defeat them if you can't avoid them.
If the thief is facing me holding my TV after forcibly entering my home to commit a felony, I can presume imminent danger of death or great bodily injury and I can, according to SC law, shoot him. Would I at this point given the fact that I walked in on him? Depends on what actually occurs at that moment in the scenario. If the thief is walking out of my home with my TV and his back is to me, my appreciation of SC law would be that he is not an imminent threat at that time and if I were to shoot him in the back it is manslaughter and maybe even murder. That does not mean in SC that a solicitor might find that the shoot was a good one. It is interesting that if this event should occur AT NIGHT (and only at night), I can draw a weapon, tell him to stop as a citizen's arrest as I call 911. Should he decide to ignore my command, there is a law on the books (albeit an old one that probably goes back to the Civil War or earlier) that allows me to stop him from evading my citizen's arrest even if it causes his death (ie-shoot him in the back). Bottom line to me is that without an imminent threat or presumption of same per Castle Doctrine--shooting someone when they are no longer a threat, regardless of whether they are holding your TV or not, is not self defense and is subject to prosecution.
The statutes in Ky, state that if any one is attempting to commit or is committing a felony inside your home lethal force is justifiable under the Castle Law of the state. In short, he'd more than likely be dead.
503.055 Use of defensive force regarding dwelling, residence, or occupied vehicle --
(1) A person is presumed to have held a reasonable fear of imminent peril of death or
great bodily harm to himself or herself or another when using defensive force that is
intended or likely to cause death or great bodily harm to another if:
(a) The person against whom the defensive force was used was in the process of
unlawfully and forcibly entering or had unlawfully and forcibly entered a
dwelling, residence, or occupied vehicle, or if that person had removed or was
attempting to remove another against that person's will from the dwelling,
residence, or occupied vehicle; and
(b) The person who uses defensive force knew or had reason to believe that an
unlawful and forcible entry or unlawful and forcible act was occurring or had
Hey 1911--guess what? Your opinion does not count. Your opinion is logical and I agree with it, but it does not count. Whatever PA has in their code of laws is all that matters and if that is not clear, you will get to voice your opinion in court with the expenditure of mucho dollars. Imminent danger of death or great bodily injury and presumption of same is the key---someone leaving your house, even with your goods, and getting shot in the back is a recipe for a problem, regardless of your opinion.


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Claremont Moose Lodge loses charter, eyes future
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Union Leader Correspondent | June 12. 2014 9:29PM
"They took our charter," said Howard Bowie, the administrator of the former lodge, of Moose International.
In an email Thursday, T. Michael Leuer, general counsel for Moose International, Inc. said: "I can confirm that the Moose charter for the Claremont, NH Lodge 1201 is revoked, effective May 29, 2014. The action was taken based upon the Lodge's intentional failure to comply with the general laws, ie this organization's rules and regulations for chartered entities."
Because the interest rate on the past-due payments was so high, he said, there was no way the Claremont Moose Lodge would ever be able to pay it off. He said he tried unsuccessfully to negotiate with Moose International to lower the interest rate.
Members will discuss whether to open a restaurant or join the Eagles Club, he said. The lodge needs to keep its revenue from renting out the hall, so a liquor license is vital, Bowie said.
Unfortunately because of the interest rate on what was owned to Moose International, repaying that debt was impossible, he said, noting:
Because the lodge's liquor license was associated with the charter membership, the lodge has lost its license, he said.
Members have considered forming a new club, the Claremont Sports Club, but according to state officials, the club would have to be at least a year old before applying for a liquor license, Bowie said.
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Spellforce 2: Review @ Gameplanet
by Dhruin, 2006-09-04 23:50:00NZ site Gameplanet has posted a review of Spellforce 2 with a score of 4/5:
Spellforce: The Order of Dawn was predominantly an RTS game with RPG elements. Spellforce 2 however, leans a lot more towards the RPG theme which we were very happy to see. The thing about playing an RPG game that blends genres is that at times, you feel the pace of the game changes a little too much to enjoy it. In the single player game, we found that playing your character through the RPG storyline and dialogue worked really well and synched with the RTS elements perfectly. But the pace of the game alters as soon as you stop to engage in the RTS aspect of the game. We thought this seriously detracted from the engaging storyline.
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Definition of choose
choseplay \ˈchōz\;
chosenplay \ˈchō-zən\;
choosingplay \ˈchü-ziŋ\
transitive verb
1a : to select freely and after consideration choose a careerb : to decide on especially by vote : elect chose her as captain
2a : to have a preference for choose one car over anotherb : decide chose to go by train
intransitive verb
1 : to make a selection finding it hard to choose
2 : to take an alternative —used after cannot and usually followed by but when earth is so kind, men cannot choose but be happy — J. A. Froude
chooserplay \ˈchü-zər\ noun
Examples of choose in a Sentence
Each year thousands of college students choose volunteer-service trips over beach bumming during their spring breaks and summer vacations. —Edward M. Kennedy, Time, 22 Sept. 2008
I had been invited to choose certain things that I might want from the house, but although there were indeed a couple of things that I would have liked, I was withheld from making the trip … —Alice Adams, "Why I Write," in The Story and Its Writer, edited by Ann Charters, 1987
… as an instructor at New York University he chose to live by himself in lodgings that for the time must have been very expensive … —William Styron, This Quiet Dust and Other Writings, (l953) 1982
Any summary I might try to write for the rest of the novel would be worthless and I don't choose to waste my time at it. —Flannery O'Connor, The Habit of Being, 1979
The political party chose a leader.
They chose her as the team captain.
We've chosen a different time to go.
He was chosen because he's qualified for the job.
She was chosen from a long list of people.
He chose his words carefully.
Which shirt would you choose?
How do I choose when there's so much available?
Let everyone choose for themselves.
You can choose from among a number of alternatives.
Origin and Etymology of choose
Middle English chosen, from Old English cēosan; akin to Old High German kiosan to choose, Latin gustare to taste
First Known Use: before 12th centurySee Words from the same year
CHOOSE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of choose for English Language Learners
: to decide that a particular person or thing is the one that you want
: to make a choice about what to do
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Definition of choose for Students
1 : to select freely and after careful thought choose a leader
2 : to decide what to do We chose to leave.
3 : to see fit Do as you choose.
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