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Tuesday marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortion. And while the majority of Americans under age 30 support a woman's right to choose, new research from the Pew Forum finds that most of them don't know that Roe v. Wade was the landmark case that that a protects that right.
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"For 40 years, access to safe and legal abortion has been the law of the land," said Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards in a statement. "As the nation's leading women's health care provider and advocate, Planned Parenthood understands that abortion is a deeply personal and often complex decision for a woman to consider, if and when she needs it."
According to the Pew Religion and Public Life poll, 68 percent of men and women under age 30 do not want to see Roe v. Wade overturned, yet only 44 percent of that age group could correctly say what the case was about. Forty-one percent of respondents younger than 30 thought it had to do with the death penalty, the environment, or something other than abortion.
So, do young Americans favor protecting reproductive rights for women simply because they've never known a time when abortion wasn't safe and legal? Or is the lack of understanding why, in 2012, 19 states were able to pass in 43 laws restricting access to abortion?
The anniversary was marked by prayers and marches in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. Members of the Christian Defense Coalition placed flowers on the sidewalk in front of the Supreme Court, in order to represent the number of abortions they calculate take place each day in the United States. The National Pro-Life Religious Council and the U.S. Catholic bishops' Committee on Pro-Life Activities have also scheduled prayer services. On Friday, the conservative Family Research Council is hosting it's really ProLifeCon, and former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum will speak at a March for Life rally near Capitol Hill.
"The March for Life is an important opportunity for us to send a message to our elected officials that they must support policies that foster a culture of life," Santorum said in a statement.
On Tuesday, the White House reaffirmed the administration's support of women's reproductive rights.
"On the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we reaffirm its historic commitment to protect the health and reproductive freedom of women across this country and stand by its guiding principle: that government should not intrude on our most private family matters, and women should be able to make their own choices about their bodies and their health care," President Barack Obama said in a statement sent to Yahoo! Shine. "On this anniversary, we recommit ourselves to supporting women and families in the choices they make and redouble our efforts to promote safe and healthy communities."
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Tuesday marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortion. And while the majority of Americans under age 30 support a woman's right to choose, new research from the Pew Forum finds that most of them don't know that Roe v. Wade was the landmark case that that a protects that right.


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Saxophonist Oliver Lake will return to this year's Jazz Poetry Concert on the North Side, this time with pianist Orrin Evans and his group, Tarbaby.
The concert-poetry event will take place at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10 on Sampsonia Street, moving to the nearby New Hazlett Theater if it rains.
The annual event, which has featured the forward-looking Lake since its first year in 2006, is a celebration event of the work of City of Asylum/Pittsburgh, the group that gives sanctuary for persecuted writers from around the world.
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Controversial Melbourne Muslim cleric Sheikh Mohammed Omran still believes that the US may be behind the September 11 terror attacks.
"It must be either orchestrated by someone within the American Government or helped by them," he said.
The Brunswick-based imam last night sought to play down differences with Prime Minister John Howard, who at the weekend said previous comments along these lines by the sheikh were "appalling".
Sheikh Omran who next week will be asked by fellow Muslim leaders to moderate his message told The Age last night it was time to "cool down" tensions between himself and Mr Howard.
"It's not nice for me and the people behind me and not just the people behind me, but everyone is going to suffer for that," Sheikh Omran said after evening prayers at his mosque.
"I don't want people to carry burdens in their hearts because of what I've said."
Mr Howard said Sheikh Omran had said words to the effect that Osama bin Laden "is a good man and the attacks in London were the responsibility of the Americans".
Sheikh Omran said he had made his remarks in the first of two appearances on the ABC's Lateline in as many weeks before London police had claimed local Muslims were responsible for the bombings.
"Now they say it is Muslims," he said. "I would say it is misguided Muslims. Muslims repay people who stand beside and support them in this way."
He said he had not been pressured to retract earlier statements by members of the Australian Muslim community but was seeking "balance".
Sheikh Omran said that if it were true that Bin Laden had claimed responsibility for September 11, it might only be that he was seeking to enhance his stature as a Muslim leader. Asked about the al-Qaeda leader, he said: "I don't want to say that he's a good man."
Sheikh Omran said despite any claim by Bin Laden, the Americans must still be responsible and have found it useful to say that he was to blame.
He declined to be drawn in to comment on whether there was a US-Jewish conspiracy to persecute Muslims, because his group was already facing "an attack" from Melbourne's Jewish community over anti-Semitic literature in a bookstore associated with his group, Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah.
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After three years of very happy co-sleeping, we've decided to move our DS's bed into his own room. He turned 3 last week, and we feel like he is ready (and we are ready too). He's been on his own bed in our room for the past 6 months or so (a transition he enjoyed), and I generally hop between our bed and his bed during the night, since he is still nursing and not sleeping through the night. I'll be honest, I'm getting a little tired of the nursing and the night waking, but not to the point where I would be willing to traumatize my son to end it. At bottom, I am still hoping for a natural, peaceful, loving and mutual end to this beautiful part of our relationship, as opposed to something unilateral by me and crushing to him. While I am willing to wait a little longer to try to get there, I am generally hoping it will happen sooner rather than later.
So my question is this..... Should I move the bed, but otherwise keep our entire routine the same, including nursing to sleep and joining him in his bed when he wakes in the night, so as to make the transition to his new bedroom as pallatable to him as possible? Or .... drumroll.... should I try to combine the move to the new bedroom with a policy of no nursing in the new bedroom (but allow nursing elsewhere)? I envision a situation where I nurse him on the couch in the living room outside his room before bed and when he wakes up in the night, and then go into his bed for sleeping. This is one of the Pantley toddler suggestions....she suggests that they are so tired that they actually won't want to get out of bed to nurse after a while. I have a dedicated little nurser, so I am skeptical, but thought it might be worth a try.
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Bill Maher is the latest voice chiming in on the Academy Awards' #OscarsSoWhite controversy, wherein none of the 20 acting nominees were for an African-American or other minority. Maher's opinion is unique; he believes that movie studios have to make movies for a racist Asian audience.
Bill Maher was speaking with his panelist, Seth MacFarlane, a former Oscars host, on Real Time With Bill Maher, on Friday night. The conversation naturally moved to the #OscarsSoWhite issue. Although MacFarlane said that a thorough investigation would be required to know what is going on, Bill Maher was quick to speculate.
"The dirty little secret is most movies are made now with an eye to the foreign market, and Asians really are racist."
Maher's comments immediately earned some mild resistance from his other panelists. U.S. House Representative Alan Grayson half-jokingly shot back, "you just said they're racist, that makes you racist."
Bill Maher doubled down, explaining his reasoning.
"I'm just honest. They don't want to see black people generally in their movies. The Hollywood executives are, like, 'We're not racist, we just have to pretend to be racists because we're capitalists. We want to sell our movies in China (and) they don't like Kevin Hart.'"
Panelist and Republican consultant Liz Mair followed up the initial comments saying, "You're going to stoke a ton of outrage," which was right on the money.
Deadline called Maher's "Asians are racist" reasoning "whitesplaining." Whether or not there's any merit to Bill Maher's theory, it might be the last year diversity is a problem for the Academy.
Shortly before the Friday show, the Oscars announced they would revamp the rules to get a more diverse groups of judges into the Academy. According to a 2012 report in the Los Angeles Times, the Academy members were 94 percent Caucasian, 77 percent male, and 54 percent are over 60-years-old (which might also be the cause of #OscarsSoWhite).
As previously reported by the Inquisitr, the changes include expanding the number of members to its executive and board committees, presumably to include more women and minorities. The voting rights will officially only last a decade and can only be renewed for members who are active in the film industry.
They will also expand the number of films nominated for "best picture" and actors/actresses nominated for each acting category.
The Academy did not give any specific numbers they hoped to add to achieve their diversity goals, but they said the measures should double the number of female and minorities making the deciding votes by 2020.
The announcement came after weeks of controversy that might have hurt viewership for the awards show. Spike Lee, Will and Jada Smith, and Idris Elba all said they would be sitting home for the event. Likewise, the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite went viral on Twitter. The Los Angeles Times argued that the controversy might be a boon for the show, but many others disagree.
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Still, others have defended the Academy Awards, saying their decisions were based on merit, not on race.
Like Seth MacFarlane explained, only a thorough investigation could come up with real answers, anything else, including Bill Maher's theory, is just speculation.
Even Maher admitted that Hollywood itself is as liberal as it gets. It's only when money gets in the way that they pretend to change their attitudes.
"[Hollywood has] the biggest liberals in the world, people who said they did not see 12 Years a Slave but they still voted for it because they knew it was the best picture."
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God or whatever means the Good
Be praised that time can stop like this,
That what the heart has understood
Can verify in the body's peace
God or whatever means the Good. (Louis MacNeice)
The theme of this lyric in rhymed (ababa) iambic tetrameter poem in five-line stanzas is the happy bliss that occurs when two lovers meet at any place in any condition and experience the time-stopping transfixation of total absorption and adoration of the other in a full submersion of their presence. In this poem, the setting is a cafe where both are smoking. It doesn't matter where or when or what the activity, time stops for lovers.


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Louisville 73, Seton Hall 58
Rutgers 58, St. John's 56
Stony Brook 62, Binghamton 37
Syracuse 72, Providence 66
Towson 99, William & Mary 86, 2OT
UMBC 68, New Hampshire 57
Auburn 68, LSU 63
Austin Peay 84, Morehead St. 81, OT
Boston College 86, Virginia Tech 75
Campbell 83, Longwood 73
Charleston Southern 75, Winthrop 63
Charlotte 74, La Salle 65
Coastal Carolina 61, Presbyterian 43
E. Kentucky 77, Murray St. 65
Florida 77, Georgia 44
Florida St. 65, Maryland 62
Gardner-Webb 78, UNC Asheville 71
James Madison 78, UNC Wilmington 50
Marshall 79, Tulsa 61
Memphis 67, East Carolina 54
Mississippi 92, Tennessee 74
Mississippi St. 56, South Carolina 54
NC State 83, Georgia Tech 70
Radford 59, High Point 54
Richmond 64, Rhode Island 61
UNC Greensboro 86, Lees-McRae 47
UTEP 66, Tulane 57
VCU 74, Dayton 62
VMI 82, Liberty 69
Villanova 61, South Florida 53
Wake Forest 55, Virginia 52
Akron 65, W. Michigan 43
Ball St. 60, E. Michigan 58
Cent. Michigan 73, Bowling Green 67
Evansville 62, N. Iowa 59
Green Bay 58, Loyola of Chicago 45
Indiana St. 68, Bradley 53
Kansas 97, Iowa St. 89, OT
Michigan 62, Nebraska 47
Minnesota 84, Illinois 67
N. Illinois 72, Miami (Ohio) 61
Ohio 86, Buffalo 68
Toledo 70, Kent St. 58
Utah Valley 78, UMKC 66
Valparaiso 75, Ill.-Chicago 70
W. Illinois 95, Greenville 48
Wichita St. 82, S. Illinois 76
Wright St. 69, Cleveland St. 53
Houston 78, SMU 67
Oklahoma St. 63, TCU 45
Southern Miss. 75, Rice 52
Texas A&M 69, Arkansas 51
West Virginia 57, Texas 53, OT
Air Force 78, Nevada 65
Boise St. 63, Wyoming 61
Cal St.-Fullerton 74, CS Bakersfield 62
Long Beach St. 78, CS Northridge 69
New Mexico 65, UNLV 60
San Diego St. 65, Fresno St. 62
Stanford 78, Washington St. 67
UC Irvine 68, Hawaii 64
Washington 62, California 47
Women's College Basketball
Major Scores
Wednesday's results
Boston U. 58, Vermont 30
Hartford 52, Maine 37
Lafayette 49, Columbia 47
New Hampshire 63, UMBC 62
Stony Brook 56, Binghamton 34
UConn 75, Georgetown 48
Villanova 65, DePaul 45
West Virginia 53, Texas 49
Elon 67, Wofford 57
Furman 56, Georgia Southern 42
Middle Tennessee 73, FAU 59
South Alabama 53, Louisiana-Lafayette
Cleveland St. 73, Ill.-Chicago 69
SE Missouri 59, Saint Louis 52
Seton Hall 64, Cincinnati 56
Abilene Christian 75, Texas Woman's 50
Arkansas St. 49, FIU 43
Baylor 67, Iowa St. 39
North Texas 68, UALR 65
Oklahoma 85, TCU 79
Tarleton St. 89, Cameron 50
Texas Tech 59, Kansas St. 50
UTEP 71, Tulsa 64
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE — Suspended Houston 2B Jonathan Singleton 50 games after a second violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program for a drug of abuse.
National League
LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to terms with RHP Matt Palmer, C Eliezer Alfonzo, C Ramon Castro, INF Alfredo Amezaga, INF Brian Barden, INF Omar Luna, INF Dallas McPherson and OF Jerome (Jeremy) Moore on minor league contracts.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Assigned RHP Arcenio Leon outright to Nashville.
PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Traded OF Quincy Latimore to Cleveland for RHP Jeanmar Gomez.
Frontier League
FRONTIER LEAGUE — Declared RHP Jonathan Kountis a free agent.
GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Named Zach Borowiak hitting coach. Signed INF Vladimir Frias to a contract extension.
JOLIET SLAMMERS — Named Eric Coleman pitching coach and Dave Garcia hitting coach.
National Basketball Association
NBA — Suspended N.Y. Knicks F Carmelo Anthony one game for confronting Kevin Garnett after Monday's game.
MIAMI HEAT — Signed F Jarvis Varnado to a 10-day contract.
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS — Recalled G Nolan Smith and G Will Barton from Idaho (NBADL).
National Football League
CAROLINA PANTHERS — Named David Gettleman general manager.
CHICAGO BEARS — Signed TE Brody Eldridge to a reserve/future contract.
MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed P T.J. Conley and CB Greg McCoy to reserve/future contracts.
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — Named Tom Telesco general manager.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Placed DE Chris Clemons and PK Steven Haushka on injured reserve. Signed DE Patrick Chukwurah and PK Ryan Longwell.
Canadian Football League
MONTREAL ALOUETTES — Signed PK William Dion to a three-year contract.
National Hockey League
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS — Fired general manager Brian Burke.
American Hockey League
BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS — Agreed to terms with F Jack Combs and F Chad Costello on contracts through the remainder of the season.
CONNECTICUT WHALE — Signed F Shayne Wiebe.
HERSHEY BEARS — Loaned F Alex Berry and F Matt Pope to Reading (ECHL).
PROVIDENCE BRUINS — Recalled F Justin Courtnall from South Carolina (ECHL). Signed F Tyler McNeely and D Eric Baier to professional tryout agreements.
TORONTO MARLIES — Signed D Corey Syvret to a professional tryout agreement.
WORCESTER SHARKS — Signed F Pat Rissmiller and D Michael Wilson to professional tryout agreements.
ECHL — Suspended Utah F Brad Mills seven games and Las Vegas LW Adam Huxley three games and fined them, and Utah assistant coach Greg McCauley, undisclosed amounts.
BAKERSFIELD CONDORS — Traded F Zach Cohen to Greenville for the rights to D T.J. Faust and future considerations.
SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS — Traded the rights to D Colten Hayes to Stockton for F Phil Mangan.
STOCKTON THUNDER — Agreed to terms with C Ryan Green.
Major League Soccer
D.C. UNITED — Signed F Rafael.
FC DALLAS — Signed D London Woodberry. Agreed to terms with D Stephen Keel.
EASTERN WASHINGTON — Announced WR Brandon Kaufman and QB Kyle Padron will enter the NFL draft.
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON — Announced the resignation of assistant baseball coach Enver Lopez. Named Lesleigh Hogg assistant track and field coach.
NEBRASKA — Announced it is adding women's sand volleyball as a varsity sport beginning this year.
PENN STATE — Announced LB Brennan Franklin and RB Curtis Dukes have left the football team.


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Welcome Greek Alumni
The Greek Alumni Chapter serves more than 15,000 Kent State Greek alumni nationwide. The chapter hosts a variety of events and programs including an annual Homecoming Social and Greek Alumni Awards & Senior Recognition Brunch. The chapter also participates in events that support the Greek community on campus including scholarship drives and speakers series.Read about Kent State's Greek community in the NEW Greek Alumni Newsletter (Fall 2010 Alumni Newsletter.pdf), a publication produced by members of the Panhellenic Council and Inter-Fraternity Council.
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Social justice visions and curriculum realities in the early years of education
Grieshaber, Susan J. (2012) Social justice visions and curriculum realities in the early years of education. In Luke, A., Woods, A., & Weir, K. (Eds.) Curriculum, syllabus design and equity: A primer and model. Routledge, London, pp. 103-115.
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At this time of year many of us suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, so named because it provides a far more palatable acronym than Winter Crabbiness. The symptoms of SAD - hopelessness, ennui, a morbid desire to eat one's weight in pistachios - are so vague that no specific treatments are available. While some well-heeled consultants recommend sunlight, especially that supplied on the Cote d'Azur, most experts agree that positive reinforcement is the only reliable therapy.
Positive reinforcement can be achieved by convincing yourself that each new day, even a short and nasty winter one, presents an exciting opportunity. This insane approach merely adds self-delusion to your catalogue of symptoms. Instead, the wise sufferer will scan the media for good news stories, of which there are currently an abundance.
He will be grateful to learn that we, as a nation, have survived the winter solstice. The shortest day of the year passed peacefully, with no recorded incidences of rioting, insurrection or the immolation of virgins. This was an excellent result for Team Australia.
He will also welcome the news that the Australian murder rate is at a historic 10-year low. This, according to the Bureau of Crime Statistics, is because serious attacks are not as lethal as they used to be. No matter whether it results from advances in medicine, or a decline in the professionalism of the homicidal, this is a happy outcome. Equally encouraging is our historically low rate of unlawful entry with intent, though the rate of unintentional entries is, unhappily, out of control.
Should your cup not yet overflow, remember that our cricket team has managed to stay sober long enough to win a fixture, and that Kim Beazley has sagely elevated a team of heavy hitters to his front bench. Those who suggest that a team of able politicians, or even drunken cricketers, might be more appropriate are reminded that the skill of heavy hitting is much prized, especially in sporting and underworld circles.
Despite this wealth of heartening information, too many SAD victims remain inconsolable. I advise them to purchase an 80-kilogram bag of pistachios and to stuff their faces until the first blowfly announces the coming of spring. Works a treat for me.
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Forget about the car!!! The only thing I can say is WOW!! Kick Ass Shots!! I am a professional photographer and I can say that these are the best shot I have seen in this forum. Congratulations on your new car. I just got back from my own ED picking up on Oct 20th. I've stayed in Lauterbrunnen for three nights and I visited Murren, Wengen, Grindelwald and took the trip to the top of Europe. Then to Vevey, Annecy, Lenno and Cernobbio in Lake Como ( have been to Varena and Bellagio in previous trip), Luzern and back to Munich with a stopover in London.
I think I have to upload some of my shots for you to see.
Well done and enjoy the wait for redelivery. At least you can spend time processing your shots until your car arrives.
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Your baby is born. You are finally home and snuggled up together. Your body feels different than it ever has before. Your baby is a fascinating creature- once part of you, now separate, but not quite… Intense. Overwhelming. Beautiful. Sacred. The first days with baby and with your new and still changing body are all… Read more »
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Postpartum afterpains Many first time mothers have never even heard of them, and some won't even notice the cramping sensation known as afterpains. Occurring after the delivery of the child, afterpains consist of postpartum cramping that is felt (or not noticed) after delivery of a baby and continues for a few days. Especially noticeable during… Read more »
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We are so excited to feature a post today detailing the 10 Most Nutritious Foods for Pregnancy & Postpartum from our resident pregnancy exercise and nutrition expert, Katie Dudley. We believe that part of preparing for a healthy, natural birth is preparing our bodies with optimal nutrition. Katie's list is something every pregnant woman should… Read more »
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Distant Worlds II: more music from FINAL FANTASY
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Distant Worlds II: more music from FINAL FANTASY, the much anticipated new album with all new FINAL FANTASY scores was recorded in late January, 2010 by Arnie Roth and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and Elmhurst College Concert Choir. For the first time on any recording, Distant Worlds welcomes the group Earthbound Papas, featuring Nobuo Uematsu on organ. We also welcome back vocal soloist Susan Calloway, Laura Stephenson on harp, Per Skareng on guitar, and Oskar Ekburg on the Stockholm Concert Hall Pipe Organ (Grönlund 1982). The album was recorded on location in the Stockholm Konserthuset (Sweden) & in Elmhurst College (IL, USA) Hammerschmidt Chapel in high resolution at 88.2khz/24bit. The CD is available here on June 1st, 2010, and a special digital release available on May 1st, 2010, at store.ffdistantworlds.com.
1) Prelude (FINAL FANTASY SERIES)
2) The Man with the Machine Gun (FINAL FANTASY VIII)
3) Ronfaure (FINAL FANTASY XI)
4) A Place to Call Home - Melodies of Life (FINAL FANTASY IX)
5) Zanarkand (FINAL FANTASY X)
6) Dancing Mad (FINAL FANTASY VI)
7) Victory Theme (FINAL FANTASY SERIES)
8) Suteki da ne (FINAL FANTASY X)
9) Terra's Theme (FINAL FANTASY VI)
10) Main Theme of Final Fantasy VII (FINAL FANTASY VII)
11) Prima Vista Orchestra (FINAL FANTASY IX)
12) Dear Friends (FINAL FANTASY V)
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When Ellie Harper's parents ship her off from Australia...
Silence Will Fall (BBC SHERLOCK FANFICTION)
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Metallica perform 'The Day That Never Comes' in a bloody fight, which can be seen in their just-released music video.
A music video for Metallica's new song called "The Day That Never Comes" has just been released. The song, which is made to tackle the subject of forgiveness and resentment, is the first single from the heavy metal rock band's forthcoming studio album entitled "Death Magnetic", which is scheduled to come out for purchase on September 12.
The video is shot in a dessert just outside Los Angeles, California in late July and directed by Danish filmmaker Thomas Vinterberg. It shows U.S. army traveling through the dusty desert with a huge blast which causes a bloody fight. However, the video is not merely about army battle. At some points, the scene is cut with shots of the band performing the song in the same landscape.
According to the band's lead guitarist Kirk Hammett and dummer Lars Ulrich, the concept of the video deals with humanity and the relationships between human beings. In line with their statement, the band's vocalist James Hetfield says, "The main [theme of the video] is the human element of forgiveness and someone doing you wrong, you feeling resentment and you being able to see through that in the next situation that might be similar and not take your rage or resentment out on the next person and basically keep spreading the disease of that through life."
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From: Crystal <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Biological grandfather and DNA testing
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2002 15:47:19 -0700 (PDT)
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Though I am
> thoroughly convinced that he is my father, just for
> the peace of mind I
> did the Y-chromosome test in February and am still
> waiting to be matched
> up with other men bearing the same surname as my
> presumed biological
> father. Hope this helps. Best regards, BERT
Bert - did you try to have his son (your half brother)
do the test - he might be more accommodating. Just
curious. (Interesting story btw).
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Court dismisses Baptist church-state case
- April 27, 2008
The case involving Sunrise Children's Services, formerly known as Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children, initially centered on the dismissal of Alicia Pedreira, who the agency learned was a lesbian. In 2001, a federal judge in Louisville, Ky., dismissed her claims of religious discrimination.
Pedreira and other taxpayers continued the suit, claiming that public funds were used for services "infused with the teachings of the Baptist faith."
Citing a recent Supreme Court decision, the same judge again ruled in favor of the agency, saying taxpayers did not demonstrate standing, or their right to sue the government.
In Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation, the Supreme Court ruled taxpayers affiliated with an atheist group did not have standing to challenge President Bush's faith-based initiative.
"We find that the claim of the taxpayers in this case is comparable to that in Hein," wrote U.S. District Court Judge Charles R. Simpson III in a recent opinion.
Americans United for Separation of Church and State and the American Civil Liberties Union had represented the taxpayers in the case.
Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, called the decision "a very sweeping reading of what I thought was a narrow ruling by the Supreme Court last year."


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I'm used of working with objects configuring firewalls (lot of PIX with VMS)
and I would never give away the interfaces !!!
> Another approach would be a checkbox for each defined network.
> Checking a box next to a network/host would mean "show me only rules
> affecting these networks / hosts". Hidden rules could go behind a
> text like "5 rule(s) hidden", just like Gmail hides quotes.
> (Details: Default behaviour would be to show everything. Many
> networks mean many checkboxes, so checkboxes should be buffed away in
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Hidden rules ?
Yep, you're definitely a CheckPoint addicted... :-)
The only thing which in my opinion would simplify the rules is grouping.
Host, network and port groups definition would "implode" some huge rulesets
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This was already discussed in the dev list.
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Hi, Ramit Sethi here, author of the New York Times bestseller, "I Will Teach You To Be Rich."
I'm going to give you the full first chapter of my book, called "Optimize Your Credit Cards."
And I want to give it to you for free, because I want you to have the tools and word-for-word scripts to fight back against the huge credit-card companies.
You'll learn things like:
- Page 24: The word-for-word call script to get late fees waived
- Page 26: Advanced credit hacking (credit-utilization script)
- Page 29: Little-known credit-card perks that save me $1,000+ per year
- Page 32: Classic credit-card mistakes
- Page 35: How to pay off debt -- including student loans
That's me sharing some of these perks on CNBC. Many credit-card companies hate me because I've trained tens of thousands of people to use these perks...and to fight back against unnecessary credit card fees.
I hope you enjoy the chapter -- it starts on page 13 of the PDF I'll send you, and it's my gift to you.


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WHYY's online and video enrichment opportunities are also having a positive impact on the users of our Children's Service. WHYY's online resources are aimed at the learning matrix of kids, parents and teachers.
On WHYY's PBS Kids Web site, young children find a place where they can play games, read stories, and participate in all kinds of fun-filled educational activities related to their favorite TV12 kids' shows.
WHYY connects with kids in elementary school, an audience with limited choices for media content that is both fun and educational, through PBS Kids GO!. This special after-school block of programs -- Maya & Miguel, Postcards From Buster, Cyberchase and Arthur -- appeals to the unique interests of children ages 6 to 11. PBS Kids GO! is also a Web site that encourages "big" kids to be creative and inquisitive through interactive online activities that dig deeper into a wide array of interesting topics. The Web site is a safe place for them to explore links to their favorite TV12 programs and find resources to help them successfully complete homework and school projects.
At whyy.org, parents can find useful information on children's learning and development, from tips on helping children learn to read to strategies for coping with learning disabilities.
Educators, using PBS TeacherLine and other important sites such as PBS TeacherSource, can find links to various online professional development resources including exemplary Web sites, supportive, collaborative learning communities and articles that focus on educational issues.
To help a child get the most from any TV12 kids program, adults can use our monthly online "View, Do, Read" feature, which presents a "learning triangle" that connects a show with books and activities related to one theme or skill.
WHYY's video enrichment opportunities for teens are part of an exciting new initiative, the Learning Lab. The goal is to share the power of digital technology to foster a more connected community. In the WHYY Media Lounge, an after-school Learning Lab activity, a group of teens met twice a week at the Southwark House Community Center in South Philadelphia to create a short documentary about growing up in Philadelphia.
The Media Lounge used video production training, media literacy and community activism to help students create videos on subjects that are important to them and their communities. Through this process, the teens learned to view the media with a critical eye and to develop leadership, team-building and creative-thinking skills.
WHYY's online and video enrichment opportunities for the region will continue next year and provide education, inspiration and lifelong learning for all.
For more information:
WHYY Learning Lab Project Manager Craig Santoro helps local teens create short documentaries on subjects that are important to them and their communities.
Watch this behind-the-scenes video diary created by students participating in WHYY's Media Lounge. »
The lively animated program Maya & Miguel is part of the new fun and educational after-school PBS Kids GO! lineup on TV12. The program emphasizes the values of friendship, family and cultural diversity as it follows the daily adventures of 10-year-old twins Maya and Miguel Santos.


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In fact, there were one or two of his acquaintances in Clearfield to whom he went out of his way to ingratiate himself.
I refer to Clearfield as a city, and it really was, but it was not a very large city.
Yes, agreed Gordon as the runabout swung around in the dusty road and headed toward Clearfield at a moderate speed.
The game was one-sided, Clearfield winning by a score of 17 to 4.
Clearfield and Logan played only six innings the next forenoon.
The teamster who was hauling camp supplies the same as Mr. Green had in Clearfield County, was killed by a panther.
But with a lead of two runs things looked bright for Clearfield.
Ruffed grouse are breeding rapidly, and in the Clearfield County Preserve there are said to be at least three thousand.
The Clearfield Reporter was quite enthusiastic over the game in its Mondays issue.
Clearfield boarded the two-fifteen trolley car on Wednesday and set out for Rutters Point in high spirits.


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Soulja Boy Served With Eviction Notice
Soulja Boy might have to crank right out of his Atlanta pad.
According to TMZ, the rapper, born DeAndre Way, has been served with eviction papers for not paying his $4,725 November rent for his ATL home. Soulja has until December 5 to pay up or risk getting thrown out.
SB has had a rough year so far, including allegedly lying about owning a private jet, upsetting the military with one of his songs and getting arrested for reportedly carrying weed and a gun in a briefcase.
In related news, Soulja Boy's fourth studio album, Promise, is slated to drop next year, following his 2010 release, The DeAndre Way.
"Right now I'm working on my new album; it's called Promise — my fourth album to release from Interscope Records," Soulja told The Boombox recently. "It'll be in stores top of 2012. I want everybody to support. [The album is] just really showing the growth and maturity of Soulja Boy. It's going to be dope. It's going to be lot of great records on it, a lot of dope features, a lot of great production. I want all my fans to check it out."—Mariel Concepcion @mceezy


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The workshop "Sensing a Changing World" was held in Wageningen, The Netherlands, from November 19–21, 2008. The main goal of the workshop was to explore and discuss recent developments in sensors and (wireless) sensor networks for monitoring environmental processes and human spatial behavior in a changing world. The challenge is then to develop concepts and applications that can provide timely and on-demand knowledge to end-users in different domains over a range of different spatial and temporal scales.
During this workshop over 50 participants, representing 15 countries, presented and discussed their recent research. The workshop provided a broad overview of state-of-the-art research in a broad range of application fields: oceanography, air quality, biodiversity and vegetation, health, tourism, water management, and agriculture. In addition the workshop identified the future research challenges.
One of the outcomes of the workshop was a special issue in the journal
Before answering the above noted questions, it is good to reflect on what we have encountered and accomplished already. Therefore we might look at sensor webs for environmental monitoring as a multi leveled system (
During the workshop the following general issues were raised concerning the current status of sensor web research:
The definition of sensors and sensor webs is very broad; it covers a very broad area of research; involving many scales and extremes; involving many domains; and is currently mainly technology driven.
The definition of sensors and sensor webs is very broad;
it covers a very broad area of research;
involving many scales and extremes;
involving many domains;
and is currently mainly technology driven.
Many of these issues are reflected in the 11 papers of this special issue and the proceedings of the workshop. Sensors and sensor webs are encountered in a broad range of applications varying from specialized
Research about sensors and sensor webs might be categorized into three rather broadly defined areas of application. The first area aims at the development of sensor webs in order to better measure known phenomena. The question of how to improve sensors networks in terms of their accuracy, efficiency and intelligence is of importance here. In a technological sense, energy consumption and the robustness of sensor networks is still pending issues. It is not only a matter of better electronics and batteries but also of more robust, self healing, and fault tolerant network topologies and notification strategies.
Secondly, there are the ideas of sensors as a "sensing skin" and an "environmental microscope" on the Earth. Integration of dynamic and heterogeneous sensor webs measuring various aspects, at different scales, and within different domains are key aspects. Pending issues at the technical levels are the development of ontologies for the interoperability of data and integration of and reasoning about knowledge, and the implementation of standardized, easily accessible sensor webs. Current standards like the Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) architecture, the Sensor Model Language (SensorML), or the Sensor Observation Services (SOS) of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) mainly focus on the syntactical aspect of sensor webs. The questions "what do we want to know", "when do we want to know" and "how do we want to know" are largely unsolved and can only be answered by the applied domains. Also the concept of humans as sensors and informal sensor networks are interesting in this context.
The third aspect is the use of sensor webs to discover new phenomena about the world. For example the use of mobile phones and GPS tracking to analyze the behavior of people roaming around in an area might yield additional insight beyond the possibilities of current data and analysis techniques. Data mining techniques, visual analytics techniques and additional knowledge discovery techniques need to be further developed to make this potential new source of information applicable for monitoring and analysis of human-environment relations. Important questions include how privacy can be guaranteed when using movement information and what will society accept.
We would like to conclude that all participants of the workshop recognized the development of sensor webs as an important potential valuable addition to the existing toolbox for the environmental sciences; and that adding the dimension of (near) real-time spatial-temporal information about the environment, gives the opportunity to improve the monitoring of critical environmental processes. However sensor web technology is for the most part still in its infancy especially regarding the interoperability and semantic aspects of sensor webs.
The realization of the workshop and the special issue in the journal
A multi level view of a sensor web.


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Salvaged Vehicles in North Dakota
North Dakota considers any vehicle that has been wrecked, destroyed or damaged by more than 75% of its retail value―as based on the National Automobile Dealers Association Official Used Car Guide―to be a salvaged vehicle.
Should this describe your vehicle, you must submit your title to the Department of Transportation (NDDOT) within 10 days. The Department will send you a salvage certificate of title in return.
Restoring a Salvaged Vehicle
If you decide to reconstruct your salvaged vehicle back to functioning status in order to obtain a regular certificate of title, you must send to NDDOT:
- A Certificate of Vehicle Inspection (Form SFN 2486) that must be signed by the examining Highway Patrol officer.
- An Application for Certificate of Title & Registration of a Vehicle (Form SFN 2872).
- The vehicle's salvage certificate of title.
- A check or money order for $5.
Once all of your papers are deemed in order, NDDOT will mail you a new certificate of title with a special notation indicating that damage disclosure information is on file.
The Risks of Purchasing a Salvaged Vehicle
If you lack a "mechanic's eye" you should think twice about purchasing a vehicle with a salvaged history. Even though the state takes stringent steps to protect the buyer, there are still some shady car dealers who will try to sell a salvaged vehicle under the guise of being mechanically fit. Salvaged cars can be made to look cosmetically new, making it easy to fool a prospective buyer into believing the engine and undercarriage are just as sound.
The state strongly recommends that you have an experienced mechanic examine any salvaged vehicle before signing a deal. A check by a company that specializes in running vehicle history reports can also be invaluable.
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A rare but debilitating and potentially deadly allergic reaction to some drugs, may be on the rise. But you won't read about it on drug labels.
KAITLYN LANGSTAFF'S catastrophic injuries are the stuff of nightmares. In 12 months, this 9-year-old girl from Saratoga has gone from being active and healthy to wheelchair-bound, blind and unable to eat or speak. With massive scarring in her lungs and airways, she breathes bottled oxygen through a tube inserted in her neck. She relies on a feeding tube in her stomach. She mouths words with the aid of an electronic larynx. She will need countless surgeries to reclaim what's left of her health.
Langstaff's story, her courage, the poems she's written (one of which was recorded as a rock song by the band Miggs) and her family's resilience has made national news. So has her incredible survival, against all odds, after she was diagnosed in April 2002 with toxic epidermal necrolysis, a relatively rare and often lethal form of Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a frightening blistering and burning disease brought on by a severe, systemic allergic reaction to certain drugs.
But what many people haven't heard are claims of an alarming rise in case reports of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), according to some observers. Support groups for the disease's survivors have popped up. Complaints to the FDA's MedWatch database are reportedly mounting, accompanied by a surge of lawsuits filed against doctors, hospitals and drug manufacturers.
The medications that most often provoke this extreme allergic reaction are widely used by both adults and children. They include antibiotics such as penicillin and bactrim; anti-convulsants such as phenobarbital and Dilantin; and prescription pain relievers called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)such as Bextra and Daypro. And perhaps even more worrisome, over-the-counter NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, including Children's Motrin and Children's Advil are also triggering the reaction.
Growing List
No accurate count exists of how may people have been stricken with TEN or SJS, or its milder version, erythema multiforme. Once a drug is approved, physicians are not legally required to report adverse reactions to the FDA. (Less than 1 percent of drug reactions are reported to the federal government.) Some estimate that there have been 200,000 SJS and TEN cases worldwide, but that's only a rough guess.
At least 50 percent of known SJS cases are drug related, experts say; other cases may have viral or bacterial origins. (TEN, however, is predominantly caused by drug reactions.) Children in particular seem to be more susceptible to SJS, and some say women are as well. SJS and TEN often cause blindness, and in 10 percent to 30 percent of cases, death. More than half of the patients who have TEN die.
While stressing that the reaction is rare, some of those who track SJS and TEN say the number of cases is climbing, although the evidence remains anecdotal. Jean McCawley of Denver, Colo., president and founder of the Stevens Johnson Syndrome Foundation, says her group now has 1,500 members. (Her daughter had SJS.) The website posts wrenching personal testimonials from people who have lived through the disease. McCawley says she has also seen a steady rise during the last two years of children getting SJS after using Children's Motrin, about one new case each month.
Paula Fillari, a veteran registered nurse with the Bothin Burn Center at St. Francis Memorial Hospital in San Francisco, which treats only the most dire cases of TEN--says the hospital now sees five patients a year, more than double the previous number of admissions. (Fillari presented a pilot study on new protocols for treatment of the disease at an international burn conference last year.)
"As more medications, antibiotics and anti-inflammatories get onto the market, there's potential for more medications causing this," Fillari says. "The list is getting longer."
But other experts caution that there is no evidence that more people are getting the allergic reaction. With no mechanism in place to monitor the incidence of the disease, it's just impossible to tell, says Dr. Bernard Cohen, director of pediatric dermatology at Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, Md. The overall incidence is thought to be 1 to 6 per million patients, he notes.
"The bottom line is, any time you use a drug you can have an adverse reaction; you're always taking a risk," Cohen says. SJS and TEN are uncommon, he adds, "but when it happens, it can be devastating. With TEN, it's a disaster."
"I think it's a bigger problem than people realize," says Valerie Chereskin, a San Diego PR consultant who had SJS in 1990. "When you talk to someone, you quickly discover other people who've also had [SJS]; they just come out of the woodwork."
Both Chereskin and Cohen agree, however, that doctors are often unfamiliar with the disease, its symptoms and its debilitating effects, and can misdiagnose it. "When you get SJS, [many] doctors don't even recognize it," Chereskin says. "So they give you more of the drug that caused it--doing you more harm, which could end up killing you."
Like Swallowing Lye
This is precisely what Brad and Kerry Langstaff think happened to their daughter Kaitlyn. On April 6 of last year, while on a family trip, Kaitlyn, then 8 years old, was given Children's Motrin by her parents for fever and a sore throat. (She had no known drug allergies and was given the correct dosage.)
The next day, Kaitlyn broke out in a severe rash and high fever. She continued taking the drug every four to six hours when she was taken to Fresno's Children's Hospital, where she was diagnosed with TEN and admitted to the pediatric intensive-care unit. It wasn't until the third or fourth night in the PICU that a doctor at the hospital recommended that she stop taking the drug.
In the meantime, Kaitlyn rapidly developed blisters and lesions resembling second-degree burns throughout her body. With SJS and, especially, the more severe TEN, the immune system attacks the body inside and out--in particular, the skin and mucous membranes. Kaitlyn's skin sloughed off, and with all her nerve endings exposed, she was in excruciating pain. Blisters on the inside of her eyelids fused her eyes shut, and scarring on her corneas left her unable to see. Her tongue stuck to her palate and had to be surgically separated.
Filled with scar tissue, her lungs and airways closed down, forcing doctors to give her a permanent tracheostomy. She suffered severe kidney damage and loss of hearing. She endured multiple blood transfusions and operations to remove vast amounts of dead and damaged skin, among other treatments. She had to be heavily sedated and tied to her bed.
In all, Kaitlyn was hospitalized for 110 days at four different hospitals, and she was close to death several times. On April 15, she was airlifted to Los Angeles' Children's Hospital because it appeared she might need a heart-lung machine. On May 28 she was transferred to Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford for more treatment, later to be moved to the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Kaitlyn will have to wait years before surgery is attempted to open her airways or to try corneal transplants to have her vision restored.
Kaitlyn's mother, Kerry Langstaff, has said that doctors likened the condition of Kaitlyn's throat to a patient who has swallowed lye, and her lungs to someone who has cystic fibrosis. (Because they were accompanying Kaitlyn, who was receiving a medical procedure last week, Kerry and Brad Langstaff were unavailable for comment.)
Another parent describes a similar set of circumstances. Melanie Eden's 7-year-old son, Sam, also got SJS last year after taking Children's Motrin. "In my gut, I feel like it was the Children's Motrin, but no one can prove that," says Eden, who lives near Phoenix, Ariz. Five days after he was given the drug for a cold, Sam couldn't go to the bathroom or swallow, and he had bright red eyes and blisters on his tongue. The doctors at the hospital misdiagnosed his symptoms, which got worse. But doctors at another hospital quickly realized that he had SJS and put him in the ICU for 10 days, the entire time on morphine.
"I was in shock," Eden says. "I couldn't leave his side. I kept my hands on him; I felt if I could touch him, he wouldn't go away." Because of the burning and blistering, Sam now has asthma; his eyes won't tear; and his nose is painfully dry.
"It breaks my heart, but he can see; many kids come away blind," she says. "There's a reason why hospitals give children Tylenol," she adds. "It doesn't react with the body's systems the way NSAIDs do. People need to know what the risks are."
Jean McCawley's daughter. Julie, then only 11 months old, reacted violently after she was given both phenobarbital and Children's Motrin.
"There, right in front of my eyes, I watched the blisters erupting," McCawley says. The doctors thought the infant had chickenpox; it was only later that she was correctly diagnosed with SJS. "She looked liked she was deep-fried. I was terrified," McCawley recalls. Julie is now blind and has scarring in her nose, mouth, esophagus and lungs. "No amount of money will be enough to compensate for what this child has suffered," McCawley says from a hotel room in Boston, where Julie was undergoing a medical procedure to help restore her eyesight. (McCawley sued her doctor and lost.)
But it's not just children who have been diagnosed with the disease after taking medication. Valerie Chereskin was 35 when she was given Septra, a sulfa-based antibiotic, which precipitated her severe case of SJS in 1990.
"I looked like I was from another planet. I was in agony," she says. Her skin melted away; a minister was called in to perform last rites. She has since recovered. However, it was two years until she could go out in the sun, and now has an artificial tear duct to regulate moisture in her eyes. "People take drugs without even thinking about it, but drugs are not candy; they contain strong chemicals," she says. (She also sued her doctor, unsuccessfully.)
Marlene Kerber, a 48-year-old Los Angeles resident, contracted a severe case of TEN in 2000 after she was prescribed an anti-convulsant medication. She was in a drug-induced coma for 2 1/2 months and was burned over her entire body. "I had none of my own skin left," she says. Kerber regained her sight after numerous surgeries. "I count my blessings every day, believe me," she says. She sued her doctor for medical malpractice and won.
Rash Decisions
On March 12, 2003, Kaitlyn's parents sued the manufacturer of Children's Motrin: McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals (a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson). The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in San Jose, claims that the drug caused Kaitlyn's extreme allergic reaction. The suit alleges that the company failed to adequately test the drug for over-the-counter use with children and did not fully report its clinical trials on the drug. (Ibuprofen was approved for nonprescription use in children in 1996.)
Kaitlyn's parents also claim that the company failed to warn consumers in any of its materials or package inserts or on the drug box that the drug could cause SJS or TEN and, furthermore, what to do if a rash or mucosal lesions develop.
"We're aware of a report of a 9-year-old girl who was diagnosed with [TEN] allegedly associated with the use of Children's Motrin," says a company spokesperson. "As the manufacturer of Motrin/ibuprofen products, we're deeply concerned about all matters relating to our products and are investigating the incident."
"You have to be cautious about giving adult drugs to children," says James C. Barber, the Langstaffs' lead attorney, who is based in Dallas, Texas. "It wasn't until the last few years that drugs were even tested separately on children."
Barber adds, "The [drug's] warning says nothing about SJS and nothing about stopping and calling a doctor if a child develops a rash." (The drug's label does warn of severe allergic reactions including hives, facial swelling, asthma and shock, and advises that the drug be stopped and to consult a doctor if pain or fever gets worse, or if an allergic reaction or any new symptoms appear, among other signs.)
Barber's firm successfully sued Pharmacia and G.D. Searle, the manufacturers of Daypro, a prescription NSAID, on behalf of an adult woman who came down with a severe case of TEN after taking the drug. (The suit settled in 2002.) Barber is about to file two new suits on behalf of two children who contracted SJS, one after taking Children's Motrin and another after taking Children's Advil. (The anti-inflammatory Bextra now includes warnings about the risk of serious skin problems, including SJS, after a recent legal settlement.)
"If suing is going to make drug manufacturers more conscientious about warnings on drug labels, then that's good," says Lisamaria Martinez, a senior at UC-Berkeley who was blinded from a childhood bout of SJS. "It's really important to know what's in these drugs."
Dr. Cohen is skeptical that warnings about SJS will make a difference. "There's no test to predict who will get [SJS or TEN]," he says. "Even if a drug has a warning, with one in a million people getting [the illness], it won't stop people from using the medication."
Meanwhile, Kaitlyn battles on. "She is a brave, courageous little girl that represents everything good about the human spirit," says Mark Mills, legal assistant for Barber's firm. "She's an impressive child, and she has an impressive family. They have been devastated by this disease."


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how 2 update a hasp????
hey pals....
needed some help.....
i got a software, that uses a hasp.
i dumped the hasp successfully,,,,
but just needed 2 know, how 2 update a hasp. i mean edit inside the hasp.
if i have a hasp dump, and i want 2 update that dump, 2 another hasp....
is there any way 2 do so???
I think there is a small confusion here. There are 2 things inside the hasp. Simplemindedly, the factory programmed things (encoding algorithms/commands etc) and the custom data (those that developer programmed inside the embedded memory).
What you have dumped? The factory programmed stuff or the memory data? If you have dumped the factory programmed stuff as far as i know you cant rewrite them in another hasp and have an exact copy of the original hasp. That dump information can only be used to create an emulator, a software that will stay in the memory and behave like the original hasp, like reply to commands, encode/decode data etc.
On the other hand, if you need to write the memory data, you need the access codes that supplied from the hasp manufacturer to the developer (2 or 4 passwords).
Anyway, duplicating hasp is not an easy story and there are only some crackers that are able to easily create hasp copies (using an emulator of course).
Hello The Day Walker
Regards, Sope.
@ sope2001
i have purchased a soft for rs, 10000, it came with a hasp.
i dumped the hasp using hasp emulator pro. and also got the password of the
now i want 2 create a duplicate of the hasp. 2 run it on another pc.
if i can make a duplicate hasp, then i dont need any emulator or anything
so needed 2 know...
wot all is required 2 duplicate a present working hasp...
and where 2 get it..
You *CANT* duplicate a hasp in hardware mode. Besides the memory that is inside the hasp (that can be easily written using the haspedit.exe and the 2 passwords) there is a chip that provides the encrypt/decrypt services, and this one uses a unique per hasp algorithm. Nothing can write to the hasp chip (EPROM) except for an EPROM programmer. But this is a hardware, not a software you can download. At last, I know only one man that can make hardware hasp duplicates. He's Martin Mckeen.
If that software worths that much, you can spend some money (about $100) providing the dumped data to a dongle cracking service and have a custom hasp software emulator for you.
Look at this......
The HASP4 M4/M1 programmer :
Features :
- HASP4 M4/M1 PSW1/2 programming
- HASP ID programming
- Encryption Key programming
- Save/Load Profile
- Logging of programmed HASP4
s0cpy, very nice screenshot but I cant see any overview of this product. Do we know if requires a hardware for the writting? Why the gsmunlock.com doesnt include this software in the main equipment page?
i can purchase,,, new hasps from company that sells new hasps,,then i can
update the dump by using hasp edit...
can i do this????
the hasp password and ID is easily got . and the memory data in hasp dongle is easily got by the password and haspedit.exe too. after update the password(in the memory data file --*.hed), we may write the data to a new hasp dongle. but cuz software is bound with the old hasp password, it can't be run with new hasp dongle. so, we must update the hasp password to be new in the software. it seems to be difficult:(
Cheers, neogen
Did it, by any chance, occur to you that YOU could actually try SEARCHING for a Hasp Editor?
For example using various combinations of "HASP4 M4/M1 programmer;" such as HASP4 M4/M1" and/or "HASP4 programmer" (without the quotes, of course). Have you tried something desparate, like maybe looking at all the things you can download from the aladdin site itself??? Well Duh!
They not only have a whole lot of tools for working with Hasps, which is not surprising since they make them, they offer FREE a whole lot of useful things, including a tool called, gasp, HaspEdit. Now it may or may not be the one shown in the picture, by Grafas, but it might be useful.
I say AGAIN, searching is one of THE MOST IMPORTANT SKILLS a wannabe reverser can attempt to master. Even if you can't find this specific tool, you CAN find tools to edit Hasps, and from the makers themselves. ;)
try this
Why not let him do his own searching. That link is easily locatable with the search criteria I already gave him.
Try not to encourage basic lack of effort.
The utility to Edit the hasp (HaspEdit.exe) is freely distributed by Aladdin. That utility allows ONLY to change the memory content of the hasp. Not the password. Not the hardcoded security functions and algorithms. So you are unable to duplicate a hasp with that utility. s0cpy mentioned a utility that is able to program the hasp (like the factory) but as I can see when we asked him for more information he kept a great silence.
it means everytime a new hasp is provided by a software company, it has 2 modify the soft with the new hasp password......
is that the case????
checked out for haspedit studio v1.02 everywhere....
but couldnt find it.....
hey s0cpy,, may b u can share it with us... here...
If I had this program, the link to its uploading would be here...
But for me, as well as for all of you is only intriguing a screenshot.
No, the hasp passwords are already embedded when the software company gets the hasp. They dont need to change. Every hasp family has 4 unique IDs:
1. Family Code : 5digit alpha - like "MATER"
2. Developer ID: 6digits - like 204-42c
3. Password A - like 28124
4. Password B - like 80121
While you have you a family of 100 hasps with the same details (ID) there is also a unique ID for each hasp:
1. Hasp Unique ID - like 8f0af981
The developer uses those 2 passwords to open the hasp memory using the HaspEdit tool and he can put additional information inside such as the customer serial number.
The protected software, requires those 2 passwords to open and validate the key and therefore read the information. But they can also use the unique ID to ban a hasp from running the software. If HaspID == 8f0af981 then UnLicensed();
There are tools that are allow you to find those 2 passwords but the best you can do is to read and write the memory of the hasp, the data that software developer entered.
If you get another hasp from aladdin, you will have a different family ID and Developer ID - and of course 2 new passwords. You cant change those 2 passwords to match the old hasp (the one that you want to duplicate). I also imagine the encrypt/decrypt routines working like that:
(inside hasp)
Encrypt(Family_ID + Developer_ID + Password1 + Password2 + Embedded_Hidden_Key, "hello world");
So what we have here? The communication between software and hasp is encrypted with keys that are based to the original hasp. Even if you manage to know the 2 password there are more things counted here.
So you cant enforce the hasp to change those sensitive details (family id, developer id, passwords). That means is not exactly a single copy/paste. The tool sc0py mentioned is not available on public, at least i was unable to find it. I think duplicating the hardcoded memory of a hasp is not as simple as running a tool in your pc. I know the company that sells the Hasp4 in my country and they have a special hardware (a big one) for that job that programs the hasps based on passwords etc. The software that works with that hardware is connected to the internet and takes data directly from ealladin (mam company). Means even the employee/local distributor cant write hasps for his personal purposes.
Think it twice, I cant imagine a security colossus like eAladdin having a security tool that can be easily duplicated using a single software/tool. My advice is to think for a hasp emulator that will make your job because all data software needed are readed from memory - and as you already know memory is writeable while hasp isnt ;)
i found that the company from where i m getting my hasps, for the soft 2 run,
all the hasps have the same passwords,,,,, but on alladin site its written, that
all the hasps have different passswords, and no 2 hasps have same password....
so there might b a way 2 update that password ( i think)
It doesnt work like that. Imagine the following scenario. Im Software Company and I have Product1, Product2, Product3. The right approach is to have different Hasp family for every product. That means different Developer ID for each family. Unfortunatelly thats a little bit risky for developers because they need to have stock for every ID, example 20 hasps for Product1, 20 hasps for Product2 and 10 hashs for Product3. What will happen if they ran out of hasps for Product2? They need to order new hasps because the other 2 families are incompatible. And the ordering takes about 2 weeks - to 1 month. Maybe more. Thats why some developers they get one developer ID/family hasp and they alter the memory data to allow differents products to be executed. If you open the HaspEdit software (the one from alladin) you can see it has a "FAS" button. That button allows you to control what module/applications can run with that hasp. So what developer is doing, he's puting number "1" for Product1, number "2" product2 and number "3" for product3. So his application is checking for that number that is inside the hasp. Of course if you own the passwords you can use the Hasp memory easily and change that option and run all programs from the same company. If you want HaspEdit utility, i can upload here.
Many years back Aladdin used to sell to selected developers 'crypto programmer cards' for direct hardware programming of Hardlocks and HASP's.
As many posters here have noted, there is only a minute chance that Aladdin would now supply even a legitamate user of their dongles such an ability or a public software interface capable of editing these hidden parameters.
Evidently the screenshot depicts an interface capable of writing these hidden parameters to a HASP 4, implying they are editable (I just can't imagine what the Aladdin guys were thinking to be honest), so one needs to examine and document the HASP hardware access protocol if one is to have any hope of duplicating a HASP sucessfully. Any capable volunteers step forward ;-).
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