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At the Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS) today in Florida, Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth announced that the Unity shell will become Ubuntu's default user interface across both the desktop and netbook editions. Unity, which was introduced as the new netbook interface in the recent Ubuntu 10.10 release, will arrive on the desktop in Ubuntu 11.04 next year.
Shuttleworth described desktop adoption of Unity as the "most significant change ever" for Ubuntu. He also acknowledged that it is a "risky step" and that much work remains to be done to prepare for the transition. The move reflects Ubuntu's growing divergence from the standard upstream GNOME configuration and effort to differentiate itself with a distinctive user experience. During the keynote, Shuttleworth emphasized that Ubuntu is still committed to GNOME despite the fact that it will ship with Unity instead of GNOME Shell. He contends that diversity and competition between different kinds of GNOME environments will encourage innovation and benefit the GNOME ecosystem.
The decision to ship a custom interface in Ubuntu is going to be controversial. Critics in the upstream community are already expressing disappointment with what they view as a move to fork the desktop. It's worth noting, however, that Canonical isn't the first company to build a unique user experience for GNOME that deviates from the standard upstream user interface stack. Intel also similarly produced a custom shell with the Clutter that is used on the MeeGo platform. Canonical's deviations from the upstream configuration receive closer scrutiny because Ubuntu's popularity among Linux users makes the distribution a king-maker on the Linux desktop. Canonical's decision to ship Unity could deeply marginalize GNOME Shell.
The diverging desktops could pose some challenges for GNOME application developers who will have to support two different sets of desktop integration features. I discussed that issue with Shuttleworth after the keynote to get his perspective. He pointed out that developers are already supporting Ubuntu's indicator system and other custom integration points without much difficulty. He is confident that fragmentation challenges for application developers can be avoided by working through FreeDesktop.org to ensure that desktop integration mechanisms are standardized and interoperable between environments. As an example, he highlighted the collaboration that occurred around the Media Player Remote Interfacing Specification, the protocol that Ubuntu uses to facilitate communication between music players and the desktop's new audio indicator menu in Ubuntu 10.10.
I also asked Shuttleworth why Canonical is building its own shell rather than customizing the GNOME Shell. He says that Canonical made an effort to participate in the GNOME Shell design process and found that Ubuntu's vision for the future of desktop interfaces was fundamentally different from that of the upstream GNOME Shell developers. He says that GNOME's rejection of global menus, for example, is one of the key philosophical differences that would be difficult to reconcile. Canonical has accumulated a team of professional designers with considerable expertise over the past few years. They want to set their own direction and create a user experience that meets the needs of their audience. The other major Linux vendors, who are setting the direction of GNOME Shell's design, have different priorities and are arguably less focused than Ubuntu on serving basic desktop users.
There are also technical issues that drove the decision. Ubuntu's developers are deeply dissatisfied with GNOME's new Mutter window manager, for example, and have decided to use Compiz instead in their Unity environment. Shuttleworth says that Mutter simply couldn't deliver acceptable performance. Shuttleworth also says that Zeitgeist will play an increasingly significant role in Ubuntu even though it is not going to be part of GNOME 3. Zeitgeist is a sophisticated framework that tracks and correlates relationships between the user's activities so that it can supply applications with contextually relevant information to present to users. Zeitgeist was once considered to be a key part of the roadmap for GNOME 3, but was rejected by the upstream community due to cultural differences in its development model. Shuttleworth says that GNOME would benefit from greater receptiveness to outside innovation and is disappointed that the Zeitgeist project isn't being embraced by the upstream community.
Shuttleworth identified multitouch support as a very high priority for Unity. During his keynote, he expressed the belief that multitouch hardware will eventually become ubiquitous in portable computers. The earliest hardware-enablement aspects of Ubuntu's multitouch strategy have already landed in Ubuntu 10.10. Canonical aims to work with application, toolkit, and Xorg developers to bring richer touch interaction to the desktop. He also emphasized the importance of moving beyond the traditional approach to file management. He argued that the "files and folders way of thinking is completely broken" and should be displaced by a more search-centric model and Zeitgeist-enabled tools that rely on context. Despite his enthusiasm for driving innovation in file management, he acknowledged that the file interface in Unity is not sufficiently mature yet. In Ubuntu 11.04, GNOME's traditional Nautilus file manager will be made easily accessible through Unity.
Unity will be at the heart of the ambitious Ubuntu 11.04 roadmap. Due to the enormous magnitude of the changes that it will bring to the Ubuntu desktop, it will likely be a major focus of discussion this week at the Ubuntu Developer Summit. As we concluded in our recent review of Unity, it has considerable potential but still needs a lot of work. During the next six months of Ubuntu development leading up to the 11.04 release, the Ubuntu team will endeavor to make Unity shine.
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I wish for my death but have not the courage to make actions to cause death. I twice try to roll over the side of a tall Swiss hill but cannot bring myself. I curse myself for cowardice and inutile. I roll about, hoping to be hit by a vehicle of someone else, but at the last minute rolling out of the path of vehicles on Autoroutes, for I am unable to will my death. The more pain in my self, the more I am inside the self and cannot will my death, I think. I feel I am chained in a cage of the self, from the pain. Unable to care or choose anything outside it. Unable to see anything or feel anything outside my pain.
Sometimes Gately would come out of a Demerol-nod and look at pale passive Pamela lying there sleeping beautifully and undergo a time-lapse clairvoyant thing where he could almost visibly watch her losing her looks through her twenties and her face starting to slide over off her skull onto the pillow she held like a stuffed toy, becoming a lounge-hag right before his eyes. The vision aroused more compassion than horror, which Gately never even considered might qualify him as a decent person.
And when he came back to, he was flat on his back on the beach in the freezing sand, and it was raining out of a low sky, and the tide was way out.

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Fireplace Pilots Take Gas Use Sky High
The average gas fireplace pilot uses about 21 ft3 (0.6 m3) of gas per day. In the past, manufacturers have claimed that people turn off pilot lights between uses. If this were the case, many gas fireplaces would be quite efficient. Some could significantly reduce overall household gas use in houses with gas furnaces. On the other hand, if the pilot is left on all year, it will use about 7.3 therms of gas, making the overall efficiency of the fireplace much lower and increasing gas consumption.
To get a sense of how the fireplaces were actually used, we carried out a detailed field trial, closely monitoring 68 homes with gas fireplaces and furnaces for an entire year. Data loggers digitally measured and recorded furnace and fireplace gas consumption every 15 minutes, and weather data every hour.
Once the logging was done, we analyzed the results. We found that 16 of the gas fireplaces had insignificant use: they were fired up fewer than six times per year. In the 52 homes with significant use, 14 gas fireplaces either did not have a continuous pilot or had one that was shut off daily during the heating season.
We also monitored pilot use in the summer. Of the 38 homes where fireplace use was significant and the pilot light was on continuously during the heating season, only 8 turned the pilot off for the summer. In the 30 where the pilot light was on all year, the pilot accounted for half (48%) of the total gas fireplace fuel consumption. On average, these fireplaces used 31% as much gas as the homes' central gas furnaces.
For the 14 homes where fireplace use was significant but the pilot light was not left burning all the time, the average yearly gas consumption was only 6.7 therms. This yearly consumption was lower than pilot light consumption alone in the other 38 homes. These 14 fireplaces used only 8% as much gas as their homes' central furnaces. In these homes, fireplace use correlated closely with outside temperature. Fireplaces without continuous pilots were far more effective than continuous-pilot units at reducing overall house gas consumption.
The 16 homes in which the fireplace was almost never used were particularly interesting. Only 5 of these homes shut their pilot light off at all. For the other 11, the pilot was on continuously for the entire year, using over 7 therms of gas for no household heat.
There are two options for efficient pilot light operation in gas fireplaces. The first and most obvious is to buy a unit that does not have a continuous pilot light, but rather some sort of intermittent ignition, like those on all gas furnaces sold today. However, some fireplace manufacturers are concerned about the safety and reliability of these devices, in spite of their widespread use on other equipment. Many homeowners also want to have the gas fireplace as a source of heat that is independent of electricity in the event of a power failure, and a continuous pilot light helps to meet that objective.
The second option, then, is to buy a unit with a continuous pilot, but one on which the pilot light shutoff and relight controls are easy to access and use. Turn off the pilot light whenever the fireplace is not being used.
This research was conducted for the Canadian Gas Association, which recently developed a seasonal efficiency test procedure for gas fireplaces. This test measures fireplace performance under real-world conditions. The report, Analysis of Gas Fireplace Usage from Real Homes, is available from A.C.S. Hayden, Advanced Combustion Technologies, ETB/CETC, 580 Booth St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0E4. E-mail: email@example.com.
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Following a recent partnership with mFoundry which saw digital cash network Dwolla introducing more tools for banking partners, the startup is on the move again with the launch of a new service designed to encourage adoption among business customers. Called "MassPay," Dwolla's latest addition offers businesses a faster and simpler alternative to check-writing and wire transfers, by allowing them to pay up to 2,000 people at once.
As of launch time, Dwolla has lined up 10 partners who have agreed to integrate MassPay into their current business practices. Many of these are startups, like parking space rental service Parking Panda, which will use MassPay to pay its own partners (garage and lot owners). Meanwhile, social car-sharing service Getaround will use the service to pay car owners, Flashnotes will use it to pay note sellers, and Fancy Hands will pay assistants, to name a few. Other partners include Major League Gaming, Splash, VHX, HTML5.com, Webmasterchecks, and Scripted.
MassPay is powered by Dwolla's cash payments network, and as per usual, that means costs of $0.25 per transaction over $10, while transactions under $10 remain free. Because of the way Dwolla's system works, businesses are able to make these payments without having to store customer's sensitive financial information on their own servers.
To use the service, the partner businesses create a Dwolla account, then upload a CSV file with two columns: the amount they want to pay and the email address, phone number or Dwolla ID of the recipients.
The introduction of Dwolla's MassPay service is a clear shot across the bow of payments giant PayPal, whose own Mass Pay offering supports up to 250 recipients, and charges 2% for each payment, capped at $1 per payment. Like Dwolla, PayPal also offers a web upload function, in its case a text file or tab-delimited file like Excel. However, PayPal also offers an API for this feature in order to automate the payments, which means the recipient limit is not as much of a concern, since there doesn't necessarily have to be as much manual labor involved for businesses that operate at scale.
In order to kick off the service's launch, Dwolla is offering businesses the ability to try Mass Pay for free, and will reimburse the first 5 payments made between now and November 30th.
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Two burned bodies found in Brockton woods
BROCKTON – Two badly burned bodies were found inside a tent in the woods on the city's East Side early Monday evening, investigators said.
Foul play is not suspected, but an autopsy will be performed to identify the victims and determine how they died, said Bridget Norton Middleton, a spokeswoman for Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz.
The bodies were reported shortly before 6 p.m. in the industrial area behind Eco Recycling System Inc., 185 Mulberry St.
The wooded area behind Mulberry Street is a known place where homeless people take up residence in tents.
Brockton and state police responded to the scene while the Plymouth County sheriff's Bureau of Criminal Investigation was contacted to photograph evidence. The Brockton Fire Department, which cut the lock to the chainlink fence separating the facility from the woods beyond, was also on hand to assist police.
At the scene, two women seen speaking with police were visibly shaken and crying, as investigators emerged from the area of the woods where the bodies were found.
Brockton Police Chief Robert Hayden confirmed that two bodies had been found, but declined to provide further details on the situation.
"I can't say anything more," Hayden said.
Police Lt. Paul Bonanca referred all questions to the district attorney's office.
Norton Middleton said that the incident remains under investigation by state police detectives assigned to the Plymouth County district attorney's office, the Brockton Police Department and the state Fire Marshal's office.
The gruesome discovery in the woods is not the first of its kind in recent months.
On Nov. 13 and 14, the burned remains of Dennis Jackson, 24, of Haverhill, were found in Bridgewater and the Hyde Park neighborhood of Boston.
In Bridgewater, his charred remains were found burning in a barrel in the woods at the Bridgewater Correctional Complex. The minimum security prison and state hospital are off Titicut Street near the Middleboro line.
In Boston, police discovered more of Jackson's burned remains behind a building at 20 Readville St.
Workers for a landscaping and street-repair business that leases space on the Readville Street property told the Boston Globe at the time that they found a still-smoldering corpse with the head and limbs removed in back of where they were working.
In January, police recovered a body part from the Charles River in Cambridge that the Essex County District attorney's office believed could be related to the charred body parts found in Boston and Bridgewater last November.
Police said they found evidence believed to be connected to Jackson's death in a home rented by Reginald Cummings in Haverhill.
Cummings hasn't been charged in Jackson's death and denies any involvement in the case, but was arrested in California in December on unrelated charges.
In a separate incident, the body of a Brockton man, Bruce Miguel Gomes, 23, was discovered last November by a hiker nearly two years after Gomes was reported missing.
His remains were found by the hiker in the woods off East Street near the East Bridgewater line.
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Benny Binion, native of tiny Pilot Grove, Texas, began his career as a crooked horse trader, graduated to bootlegging, took over the policy racket in Dallas, broke into the big time by opening the Horseshoe casino in Las Vegas, launched the World Series of Poker and turned the once back-alley game of Texas Hold'em into a worldwide spectator sport.
Along the way, as author Doug J. Swanson tells it in this new biography, "Blood Aces," Benny cavorted with gangsters; corrupted cops and U.S. senators; and ordered an untold number of murders. Among the dead was his chief Dallas rival, Herbert Noble, who survived 11 attempts on his life — but not the twelfth.
Despite the bodies Benny left in his wake, the law barely laid a glove on him. A target of federal investigations for decades, he did just five years behind bars for tax evasion.
And on Benny's 83rd birthday, the likes of Gene Autry and Willie Nelson joined 18,000 people in serenading him at a Nevada sports arena.
Swanson, an award-winning Texas reporter, researched his subject meticulously, going through court records and FBI files and interviewing survivors who know parts of the tale. The result is not only a fine biography but also a history of the pre-World War II rackets in Dallas and the birth of Vegas as seen through the lens of charming but ruthless Benny.
The book's characters are a parade of the era's leading figures, from billionaire Howard Hughes to poker idol Thomas "Amarillo Slim" Preston. There are gangsters: Tony Accardo, Clyde Barrow, Mickey Cohen, Angelo "Gyp" DeCarlo and Meyer Lansky. Crime busters: FBI directors J. Edgar Hoover and William Sessions, and U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. Politicians: U.S. Senators Estes Kefauver and Howard Cannon, and Congressman (now U.S. Senate majority leader) Harry Reid. Entertainers: Don Ameche, Jerry Lewis, Clark Gable, and a famous stripper named Candy Barr. To name a few.
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When approached with the concept for producing the PfSPZ malaria vaccine, Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, thought it technically unfeasible. Actually, he called it "crazy."
His skepticism was overcome in a stunning feat of biomedical engineering, offering the prospect of life and health for millions.
Malaria researcher Stephen Hoffman raised hundreds of thousands of mosquitoes in a sterile environment and fed them infected blood, producing malaria sporozoites (an early stage in the life cycle of the plasmodium parasite) in their bodies. The mosquitoes were placed in containers and irradiated, which weakens the sporozoite without killing the host. Then dozens of technicians working in cubicles performed micro dissections -- harvesting the parasites from the salivary glands of the mosquitos, one insect at a time. The sporozoites were then purified and cryogenically stored.
This unlikely method produced enough vaccine for a 40-person trial at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. Of those given five injections of the highest dose of the weakened parasite, 100 percent were protected against the disease.
Developing a vaccine against a parasite is inherently more difficult than against a virus. A virus exists in one form and has a simple replication cycle; a parasite develops in various stages, all of which can exist in the body at once. The PfSPZ vaccine solves this problem by eliminating the malaria parasite at the beginning of its life cycle. When injected by the mosquito, sporozoites travel through the blood stream to the liver, where they start replicating. The new vaccine produces a T-cell response that works within the liver, essentially killing the parasite in its nursery.
"The time in the cycle," Fauci told me, "is critical to prevent infection."
The study at NIH was small. Before the end of this year, there will be larger trials in Tanzania and Mali, supported by the Tanzanian government, a Swiss institute and the NIH. Malariologists will test the durability of the vaccine's protection and its effectiveness against variations of the parasite in the wild (there are many strains of plasmodium falciparum that cause malaria in humans).
If the vaccine works as promised, it would be an extraordinary scientific milestone: the first highly effective vaccine against a parasite. And this particular parasite has been living in human hosts -- and killing them -- since humans evolved. About 650,000 people die of malaria each year, mainly children under 5. A vaccine that prevents infection -- rather than treatments that modify the severity of the disease -- is important to malaria eradication. Even people with a low level of parasites and no symptoms can transmit the disease, through mosquitoes, to others.
There are serious obstacles in moving this type of vaccination to the necessary scale (beyond, say, to tourists and soldiers). The marvel of the production process -- involving individual mosquito surgeries -- is itself a constraint. It would need to be somehow automated. It is a problem that the vaccine is delivered intravenously -- relatively untrained health workers can't be expected to find and hit the veins of children (which any medical intern will tell you are maddeningly small).
A better delivery technology is required. A five-dose regimen is difficult to implement. And like other temperature-sensitive vaccines, a continuous cold chain is essential.
Yet if public health officials were content to whine about obstacles, mass treatment for AIDS would never have been undertaken. On a malaria vaccine, Fauci sees a number of problems "we haven't cracked yet." But, he continues, "Once you have proven the concept, everything else is engineering. The stakes are so high. A baby dies every 60 seconds from malaria. I can't imagine that some engineering genius can't figure these things out. Let's go for it."
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There is, of course, one additional obstacle on the issue of malaria. A medical breakthrough on erectile dysfunction, for example, has a built-in global market of the wealthy. Malaria is found in poorer parts of the planet and helps to make those places poor. By one estimate, 58 percent of malaria deaths occur among the world's bottom 20 percent in income -- the most economically unequal suffering of any major public health crisis. In practice, this means the profile of the average malaria victim is a child in sub-Saharan Africa. Hardly the most promising market for expensive medical innovations.
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An English novelist who has won international awards maps the life of a "perpetual foreigner" in the world
Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes. By Tamar Yellin. Toby Press, 156 pp., $22.95.
By Janice Harayda
You can tell a lot about God's sense of humor by the people he gives money to, an old joke says. Literary awards suggest that heaven has a lot of whoopee cushions. So what are we to make of the news that the Tamar Yellin won the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature, worth $100,000, for her first novel, The Genizah at the House of Shepher?
Perhaps that God has put away one of the whoppee cushions. I haven't read Yellin's first novel, but Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes is a wonderful book. This collection of ten linked short stories deals with characters who are displaced – geographically, psychologically, linguistically – in unnamed but slightly exotic lands. You can read it as a study in modern alienation from the self, a portrait of a world full of perpetual travelers without a compass, who may come from any faith.
But Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes also works as an allegory for the Jewish diaspora in the 21st century, a meditation on a people often unable to find the Messiah within as they wait for the Messiah from without. In the story "Asher" an old man lives alone in an urban apartment building of faded splendor, where he obsessively checks his mail, reads the papers, and listens to the radio, waiting for a report that never comes. Once in a while, he says, "it would be nice to hear some good news": "We interrupt this bulletin to announce the coming of the Messiah." That the old man lives on a street named for Simon Peter, the first pope, suggests that Yellin intends specifically to show the plight of Jews adrift in a Christian world.
Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes unfolds as a series of chronological episodes in the life of a wandering narrator, a "perpetual foreigner" whose name and sex are never given – a character we meet as a 9-year-old in thrall to a ruthless nomadic uncle and last see as an old traveler facing death alone in a distant land. Each story works as part of the whole and as a stand-alone parable about the cost of rootlessness, including a misplaced trust in people or talismanic objects used like New-Age crystals. The magical realist story "Issachar" may nod to Jewish mysticism and the Kabbalah with its tale of a student named Genie who may be invisible, an apparition, or a hallucination.
Yellin writes about complex ideas in an appealingly direct and engaging prose style. There is nothing pretentious or stuffy about her stories, which would make for fine reading aloud. The tales have their roots in the ancient idea of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel but require no familiarity with it to be enjoyable. The stories often have a mystery at their heart, which adds to the suspense, and a twist or half-turn at the end. Yellin was born and lives in the north of England, and it is heartening that a writer of her skill has won major international honors. It is also startling that she has never made the shortlist for Man Booker Prize, given some of the trifles that have appeared on it. That neglect may support, however obliquely, some of the ideas about the place of Jews in the world that Yellin develops in this book.
Best line: "I thought that at last I was beginning to be cured of restlessness, though perhaps I was merely beginning to be cured of youth."
Worst line: "There are birds, the albatross for example, that spend their entire lives in the air." This is a good metaphor for the narrator and other characters in this book who, figuratively speaking, spend their lives in the air. But the line isn't strictly true – albatrosses nest on land and rest on ocean waves – and for that reason slightly confusing, particularly given that it appears on the first page. You aren't sure whether the author is taking creative license or trying to establish the narrator as unreliable.
Reading group guide: Available on the Toby Press site.
Published: September 2008
Read an excerpt from Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes.
Furthermore: A review in the Sept. 1, 2008, issue of Library Journal said that this book is "recommended for all libraries.
About the cover: Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes will appear soon in the "Rating the Book Covers" series on this site. In the meantime, a question: Does this "A" book have an "A" cover?
The review of Clara's War that was scheduled to appear this week will be posted in early June.
Janice Harayda is a novelist and award-winning critic who has been the book columnist for Glamour, the book critic for the Plain Dealer in Cleveland, and a vice-president of the National Book Critics Circle.
© 2009 Janice Harayda. All rights reserved.
www.janiceharayda.com and www.twitter.com/janiceharayda


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Morning Jolt: Japanese soldier who fought for 30 years after WWII dies
In the news
A Japanese soldier who fought for 30 years after World War II ended died today at age 91. Hiroo Onoda was stationed on an island of the Philippines, and until the 1970s, he hid in the jungle, still fighting the war. People told him the war had ended and Japan had lost, but he refused to believe it. He finally came out of the jungle and went back to Japan after his commanding officer visited him in the jungle and told him the war was over and he was released from his duties.
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The big movies opening today are "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," a PG-13 action thriller starring Chris Pine, Kevin Costner, Keira Knightley and Kenneth Branagh; "Ride Along," a PG-13 comedy starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart; "Devil's Due," an R horror flick; and "The Nut Job," an animated PG movie starring the voices of Will Arnett, Brendan Fraser, Liam Neeson and Katherine Heigl.
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Gasbuddy.com reports that the average price of gas in the U.S. is $3.288. Last year at this time it was $3.254.
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Article III. Membership: The Convention shall consist of messengers who are members of missionary Baptist churches cooperating with the Convention as follows:I think I might propose a constitutional change to Article III at this year's Southern Baptist Convention that actually might be more appropriate in terms of the sins with which we as Southern Baptists struggle. It might go something like this:
1. One (1) messenger from each church which: (1) Is in friendly cooperation with the Convention and sympathetic with its purposes and work. Among churches not in cooperation with the Convention are churches which act to affirm, approve, or endorse homosexual behavior. And, (2) Has been a bona fide contributor to the Convention's work during the fiscal year preceding.
Among those churches not in cooperation with the Convention are those which act to affirm, approve or endorse any of their pastors embellishing their educational accomplishments through the use of diploma mills and/or purchase of unaccredited theological degrees. Any SBC pastor that fraudulently uses the title "Dr." and any SBC church that approves and/or endorses such activity by any member of their pastoral staff will be deemed out of fellowship with the Southern Baptist Convention.When we passed resolutions condemning homosexuals--while at the same time boycotting Disney--I thought things were becoming strange in the SBC. But at the time, I couldn't quite put my finger on the problem. Now, I feel like I understand. We have allowed a culture to be created within our Convention where we deem certain sins "heinous" (homosexuality, abortion, imbibing alcohol, women preaching, etc...), while other sins, the ones with which we Southern Baptists struggle (lying, pride, selfish ambition, etc...), are either quietly ignored or explained away as "platform charisma," "bold leadership," or "powerful preaching."
A diploma mill, also known as a degree mill, is an organization which awards academic degrees and diplomas with very little or no academic study and without recognition by official accrediting bodies. Websters defines a diploma mill as "An institution of higher education operating without supervision of a state or professional agency and granting diplomas which are either fraudulent or because of the lack of proper standards worthless." Such organizations are unaccredited, but they often claim accreditation by non-recognized/unapproved organizations set up for the purposes of providing a veneer of authenticity. Pastors who use fake degrees or "doctorates," and churches which care more that their pastors be called "Dr." than they are their pastors display character, have fallen into the kind of sins that negatively impact our Convention.
Remember Steven Flockhart? His resume contained not one, but two fake degrees. Yet, at the bottom of Flockhart's fraudulent resume, was this amazing statement:
"I have been accepted to Liberty University Seminary to begin working on a second Doctorate."Huh? Liberty, would you explain? How can a man with two fraudulent degrees be accepted into your seminary? Liberty first denied that Flockhart was a seminary student at Liberty, but then corrected their mistaken denial. The Palm Beach Post then questioned Liberty about the peculiar circumstances surrounding the admission of Flockhart into their seminary. An accredited theological school doesn't "admit" a new student until official "transcripts" from GAAP accredited schools have been filed for the applicant. According to reporter Jane Musgrave, Liberty gave this official response to her questions about Flockhart's admission to Liberty Seminary:
"The pastor is enrolled and has paid in advance," said Ron Godwin, executive vice president and CEO of Liberty University. "I love those kind of students."I've posted before about the connection between Flockhart and Liberty. Others have written about the tendency of SBC leaders to use fraudulent degrees. Certainly it has been easy for SBC pastors to embellish in order to be a mainstay on the Southern Baptist speaking circuit or to climb the Southern Baptist national and state leadership ladder. Southern Baptist pastors seem infatuated with the title "Dr," even to the extent of asking others to use it of them before they've earned it. Take a gander at the Pastors' Conference line-up. Does every single speaker really have an earned doctorate? It would be inappropriate for some to single out one man for questioning without the rest of us demanding that all be held accountable.
He said Flockhart did not turn up in university records because Caner apparently recruited him. A Turkish-born Muslim, Caner converted to evangelical Christianity, then set off a firestorm in 2002 by describing the prophet Mohammed as a pedophile possessed by demons.
"Dr. Caner has a wide outreach to church leaders all over the United States and, as president of the seminary, enrolls a number of pastors individually," Godwin said.
It's time that we Southern Baptists quit pointing our finger at the sins of the world and for us to start getting serious about our own sins. The picture at the top of this post comes straight from the site of Cambridge Theological Seminary International, "the minister's best friend." Several SBC pastors claim "degrees" from this diploma mill. As long as churches and leaders of the SBC are more interested in condemning homosexuals than we are about truth and integrity in our leaders, we will never make an impact for Christ in this world. Would to God we debated our own sins of pride, lying, cheating, embellishing and selfish-ambition at this year's Convention and refrained from condemning homosexuals or talking about another boycott of Disney.
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While she was here installing Figure and Landscape, Catherine Opie took a break to tell us about her experience photographing high school football players over the course of the past three years. She traveled the country, working with coaches and players to create dozens of images of young men on the field or looking directly into the camera during their moment one-on-one with the artist. The result is a complex depiction of masculine identity and the American landscape.
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Randi Kaye reports on Jodi Arias' lack of memory during her murder trial testimony.
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Filed under: Anderson Cooper • Crime & Punishment • Jodi Arias
I am curious, the gun that went 'missing' from Arias place where she lived, was 'that' the only thing taken? I think that would be a really important thing to find out.
I understand JM's techniques and I despise them.
He's too lazy to use nouns instead of pronouns in his questions, so that it is no wonder JA isn't clear about what "it" is. Then he berates her., I would be a big problem juror for JM because I detest his methods.
Hard to believe a petie woman like Jodi could do all this to Travis by her self I think she would of had to shot him first.Just hard to believe with one stab Travis would of not been able to try to take her down.Still wondering how she got him in that shower again.
One stab wound at a strategic spot would have weakened him, and her other boyfriend said, she's stronger than she looks. Plus I think she caught him totally off guard and could have stabbed a few times before he knew what was happening. Just a thought...
Our jury system is made of our GP, general public. That is why education is sooooo important.
I think Geragos was wrong calling the prosecutor a buffoon last night. I think he is doing a good job, it is easy to sit their and be a talking head and criticize. Jeff Toobin was much more constructive.
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Like a lot of retailers, Brooks Brothers collects rivers of data about the sales it makes at its more than 500 physical and online clothing outlets around the world. And for a lot of retailers, the deluge of analytics can be overwhelming. "We couldn't get to the answers fast enough," said Cindy Lincks, Brooks Brothers' analytics director. Her team was mired in spreadsheets, she said, trying to make sense of data about how many people viewed the online store and why, sometimes, they didn't buy anything. So last year, the menswear giant turned to a firm to help it analyze which marketing campaigns work, which products to promote and where to invest more. Brooks Brothers is hardly alone. A new market has developed for companies that can digest and analyze all the so-called "big data" that retailers and others now collect. Some, like Nordstrom, have invested in internal data analysis, creating what it calls the Nordstrom Innovation Lab. Others use software provided by giants like Oracle, IBM and Microsoft, or start-ups such as Domo. Corporate business intelligence and analytics software generated $13.1 billion in revenue last year, according to Gartner, an information technology research company. Often the focus starts with e-commerce, said McKinsey Global Institute principal Michael Chui: "Because it's occurring online, it's easier to track what's going on, and tends to be more cutting edge." Brooks Brothers, for instance, signed on with London-based analytics firm eCommera last year. For about $6,000 a month, customers of eCommera's DynamicAction software can automatically track and visualize large volumes of sales data, according to the company. Other eCommera customers include Neiman Marcus and Sur La Table. Using the new analysis, Brooks Brothers can adjust its marketing to meet customer demand, Lincks said. For instance, a suit that Brooks Brothers recently promoted was selling out faster than the warehouse could stock it, and disappointed potential customers were told to wait. "Logically you'd put the suit in the first spot in the store order, but what we didn't notice was it was being overexposed in so many places, and it was being sold out quickly," Lincks said. DynamicAction suggested rearranging the items in the email blasts, pushing images of the suit below other items in the email. The software considers factors such as inventory counts, customer views and items viewed but not ordered, among others. Lincks said she better understands which items to place on clearance based on the data. DynamicAction provides an analytics dashboard for merchants along with a list of simple changes that could save money, ranked by profitability. Each week, Lincks and her team discuss the dashboard, deciding where marketing dollars can be reinvested. While Brooks Brothers used to collect this data internally, Lincks estimates she would take about eight hours to calculate what the software provides automatically. Revolve Clothing, an Internet retailer based in Cerritos, Calif., is integrating DynamicAction into its operations. Revolve Clothing sells products from designers including Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors and Rebecca Minkoff. In its first few weeks setting up DynamicAction, the software confirmed some trends that chief operating officer David Pujades had suspected for a while but hadn't been able to confirm — for instance, that visitors to the site were searching for categories or fashion trends, instead of particular brands. This could change how he decides to organize the site, he said. Instead of replacing his analytics team, Pujades said he hopes DynamicAction complements it. "Hopefully they can focus more on capturing the trends. It's not outsourcing; we see it as more of a partnership." But he said he's not sure how long Revolve will need to use the software, especially after the retailer fixes major inefficiencies. "I foresee initially finding a lot of things, I foresee seeing some blank spots we had. As we solve those, the value of the tool diminishes to us," he said. But he noted he hasn't used the product for long enough to know for sure. John Squire, North American president of eCommera, said the company has been adjusting DynamicAction to increase its value to brands tempted to end subscription after fixing the more obvious inefficiencies. The product now includes an internal messaging capability, for instance, so employers can track and delegate tasks to employees.
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Papillon said it best when you think about it. These three cities are the meat market of the world. Bangkok, Bombay, Bangalore. Phussygalore !!!
I always thought India was a land of snake charmers and sadhu rope climbers. Not a band of raipists and cannibals who beat their women for recreation and religious beliefs.
Chin Chin !
All of the above.
And I am not from America. Pls dont hate me.
Oh but i do hate u. I hope u get pancreas cancer..bich
Jhonny and Paul with regards to the aspect of women rights in that part of South Asia my take is the following.
Raipe in hinddoou culture, is the process of hunting the weak, forcing them to submission, and then causing and witnessing their pain and suffering as enumerated in Rig Veda. Thus the inspiration of all evil in that society emanates from hinddoou philosophy that is evil, medieval and dark.
And no I am not from Indian Occupied Kashmir or Assam or Khalistan or Tamil Nadu or Punjab or Jharkand or Bihar.
Hi Travis. Eat sh it in kashmir. .bich
Iraq and Syria and Libya and Afghanistan and Palestine are now a heap of rubble.
Guess who has benefitted the most from it?
All the above in blue su ck Modi's indian di ck.
Modi has a moslem d ikk in his black hairy monkey HIV infested azze.
Other than that he has no d ikk cuz he is a gandoo bandar. Londay baaj.
Modi is a mother f ukker, literally. He raipes his mother. Other than that he has no family. WAIT! He do have a boyfriend in Myanmar.
A skunk f ukk Modi's mother and thusly he was born.
A monkey raiped Modi in Benaras. Modi enjoy it. He discovered he was a gandoo then.
Daymn I always thought Modi was a b@sturd.
Modi s ukk mulla lulla. It is lollipop for Modi as rest of hindoos.
U stfu rupert. Idi ot!
When a moslem f ukk my hindu b utte it is so enjoyful. I walk with a swagger afterwards.
Aghori's Song: India's National Anthem
(With apologies to The Dopamines)
Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours you raype
You need to be snake charming
Nothin' to do and no where to go-o-o
You need to be rope climbing
Just get you to the Ganges dip you in sewage
Hurry hurry hurry you're already pyred
You can't control your wiener you can't control your gang rayping
Oh no no no no no
Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours you rsype...
Just put you on a donkey, get you on a camel
Hurry hurry hurry you're already rayped
You can't control your wiener you can't control your rayping
Oh no no no no no
Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours you gang raype
You need to be rope climbing
Nothin' to do and no where to go-o-o
You need to be snake charming
Just put you on a donkey get on the camel
Hurry hurry hurry before the hump gets into your a zz
You can't control your wiener you can't control your fungi toes
Oh no no no no no
Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours you raype
Just put you on a rope and…
Ba-ba-bamp-ba ba-ba-ba-bamp-ba
You need to be snake charming
Ba-ba-bamp-ba ba-ba-ba-bamp-ba
You need to be rope climbing
Ba-ba-bamp-ba ba-ba-ba-bamp-ba
You need to be rayping in India
Islamic Caliphate has opened up an office in India. Good old times. Capital will be New Delhi again.
Baa, Baa, Hindoo boy, will you raipe tonight?
Yes, sir, Yes, sir, three times full
One for my mother and one for my sister
And one for the little (girl/boy) who lives down the lane.
Baa, Baa, hindoo boy, will you raipe tonight?
Yes, sir, Yes, sir, three times full
M oo, m oo brown cow, have you milk for me?
Yes sir, yes sir, but Mahatma Gandhi raiped me.
C hurn it into butter, make it into cheese,
Freeze it into ice cream or drink my p iss if you please.
Moo, moo brown cow, have you milk for me?
Yes sir, yes sir, but Gandhi f ukked me.
Buzz, buzz busy bee, is your honey sweet?
Yes sir, yes sir, sweet enough to eat.
Modi prefers but moslem shiet.
Buzz, buzz busy bee, is your honey sweet?
Yes sir, yes sir, sweet enough to eat.
But hindoos prefer to eat human meat
Modi loves to eat moslem shiet.
Dashing through the Ganges
In a one cow open sleigh
O'er the sewage filled waters we go
Raiping all the way
Bells on rat tails ring
Making spirits shiver with plague
What fun it is to laugh and sing
A gang raiping song tonight
Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the way
Oh, what fun it is to ride
In a one buffalo open sleigh
Jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the way
As the Indians gang raipe on the sleigh
Fu kk u blue troll bich
ISIS lulla in Son of Sam azz
Son of Sam f ukk raipes his mother in India all day long.
Hindus on a flight
Defecating on plane aisles at great heights
While crew raipe each other at first sight
In the cokpit... And consider it their right
While the PAX cry in the cabin of their plight
What a blight what an Indian blight
If CNN can't control this post and throw these idiots out using their foul language, then why is it allowing this to go on? Every time I blog in here I see more and more of this all the time and it's making me sick. Will CNN kindly shut this post down? Besides, these people need to be jailed for using such language!!!!!!!!!
Everyone above in blue su cks di ck.
Here's another one who should be thrown in jail for using foul language above!
Chris Kyle. Fukk u. Eat Indian di ck bich
Ass..hole troll. I fukk u in jail. .mother fukker troll.
Chris Kyle. U su ck my di ck too along with Blue Saffron.
U mothrr fukker troll bich.
Will CNN kindly kick this idiot off this website!?!?!?
I hope you realize Son of Sam, that you're cussing out the "American sniper". He's supposed to be our hero.
I hope u realize u dumb stu pid mother fukker that your stealing the name of a deceased American hero and i am using the time not name. U re tarded anti american POS
10:05 troll: Go fukk your mother
10:05. U eat Indian brown hot steaming modi sh it.
Stupid blue pro paki troll bich.
No plebiscite will ever occur in Kashmir.
Dream on bich and sukk modi's di ck.
Hey blue troll. Sukk my di ck and sniff my asss.hole..U asss.hole
Re tard blue troll switches colors and i cons.
U fool no one stupid asss!.
Dumb unemployed uneducated troll living at home.
Stupid mother fukker
Please CNN, can't you stop this creep above and delete his filthy posts here? There should be a law against it!
Gerald O'Hare su cks my fat di ck
Hindus in France
Raiping each other at first glance
Looking for babies with delight
Wondering in the night
What were the chances
Of shoving candles in their waginas without exchanging glances
Hindus in the nighttttttt....
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Legislation gives Northern Pass project a pass, foes insist
Credit: By DAVE SOLOMON | New Hampshire Union Leader | March 26, 2013 | www.unionleader.com ~~
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CONCORD – Northern Pass opponents are furious that a bill to place a one-year ban on all large-scale energy projects in the state was approved by a Senate subcommittee on March 20 only after it was amended to remove the large-scale hydroelectric project from the moratorium.
Sen. Jeff Woodburn, D-Dalton, the only member of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to vote against the change, plans to introduce legislation on the Senate floor Thursday that would force the Senate as a whole to take a stand on whether Northern Pass should be included in the one-year moratorium.
"I will be bringing forward, along with Sen. (Jeanie) Forrester, R-Concord, an amendment to put electric transmission back into the bill," said Woodburn. "We feel it's important to take a stand on this issue, and let our colleagues do so as well."
The idea for the moratorium grew out of a concern among lawmakers that the state Site Evaluation Committee (SEC), which has jurisdiction over any energy project generating more than 30 megawatts, was being overwhelmed with proposals, especially for large-scale wind turbines.
The committee currently has six wind projects pending, and recently denied a proposal for turbines in Antrim.
A large group of Northern Pass opponents crowded into the Senate hearing room on March 20, even though the plan to bring hydroelectricity from Quebec into the Northeast via New Hampshire is not officially yet before the SEC. If the bill, SB 99, is approved, with hydroelectric projects included, Northern Pass would be precluded from bringing an application forward for at least another year.
The five-member Committee on Energy and Natural Resources heard testimony from 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m., on March 20, according to the committee chairman, Sen. Russell Prescott, R-Kingston, and took in volumes of written testimony that Northern Pass opponents thought would be considered prior to a vote.
Instead, the committee went into executive session after the hearing ended. Committee member and Senate Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, introduced an amendment to limit the ban to wind energy proposals, which was approved 4-1.
Northern Pass opponents were outraged. "Your behavior yesterday (March 20), in addition to being despicable, was also reprehensible," wrote Dorothy M. McPhaul of Sugar Hill in an email to committee members.
"You led people to believe, if not outright lied to them, that you would read their testimonies. You intentionally led us to believe the bill was done for the day. You went on to the next bill, and after we left, you brought back SB-99 for a vote. That was devious and underhanded, made all the worse because you never read the testimonies."
A problem with process
Prescott admits the process was flawed, but defended the outcome. He said he should have informed the crowd at the hearing that March 20 was "crossover day," the day when any bills that originate in the Senate must cross over to the House for consideration, and vice versa.
"I did make a mistake," he said. "And I've apologized to everyone I could. The information was not brought out at the hearing that we had to have all bills over to the House by the end of the day. So I fully understand the frustration of those who testified."
Committee member Sen. Martha Fuller Clark, D-Portsmouth, agreed.
"I don't usually believe we should hear a bill and act on it in the same day," she said, "and normally we wouldn't. But it was the last day for crossover, and there were time constraints."
Fuller Clark said much of the testimony was redundant, and there will still be plenty of time to address Northern Pass, which she opposes, since the project doesn't even have a formal application pending.
"I do not believe the Northern Pass should go forward," she said, "but I did not believe it was appropriate for us to rule on one specific project, when we already set up the Site Evaluation Committee to do that."
A lead sponsor of the state's renewable energy standards, Fuller Clark said there is still a real question of whether Northern Pass and its partners will even bring an application to the SEC.
"We didn't want to make a blanket decision to stop all SEC applications," said Prescott. "We made a decision to stop the filings for wind energy because there are many imminent issues. They are right on our doorstep. The decisions are going to be made soon. Northern Pass has not even approached the Department of Energy or addressed how it's going to get over the border."
Worst fears
Opponents like Nancy Martland, another Sugar Hill resident, said the March 20 vote only confirmed their worst fears. "Most of the opposition have taken it to support their belief that 'the fix is in' regarding Northern Pass," she wrote in an email, "and that PSNH is in the driver's seat, not only in the Legislature but with state agencies as well."
Senate President Peter Bragdon, R-Milford, said he expects a lively debate on Thursday.
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NEW YORK >> Stevie Wonder says he won't perform in Florida and other states with a "stand your ground" law.
In a video posted on YouTube, the 63-year-old singer said at a concert in Quebec City, Canada, on Sunday "that until the 'stand your ground' law is abolished in Florida, I will never perform there again."
Wonder added: "Wherever I find that law exists, I will not perform in that state or in that part of the world."
The "stand your ground" law allows people to use deadly force if they believe their life is in danger.
George Zimmerman shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin during a February 2012 confrontation in Sanford, Fla. Zimmerman said he fired his gun in self-defense.
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Each pendant comes with your choice of 18 inch necklace - silver plated snake chain or black leather cord with clasp. The pendants can also be utilized as light-duty key chains or backpack accessories. Glass pieces are water resistant, but not water proof. Please remove before bathing, showering, or swimming.
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The resignation of Gen. David Petraeus began, we all now know, with Gmail. Petraeus' biographer and reported mistress Paula Broadwell apparently regarded Tampa socialite and Petraeus friend Jill Kelley as a romantic rival, and she e-mailed Kelley from an anonymous Gmail account, warning her to stay away from the general. Kelley turned those e-mails over to the FBI, which began investigating who was behind the messages and eventually identified Broadwell as the owner of the account.
The FBI gained access to Broadwell's anonymous e-mail account. Inside, they found evidence that Broadwell and Petraeus had exchanged racy messages by storing them in Gmail's "drafts" folder.
The Broadwell saga illustrates just how vulnerable our e-mail is to warrantless government snooping, noted by privacy researcher Chris Soghoian in a post at the ACLU blog. We don't yet know exactly what legal procedures the FBI invoked to get information about Broadwell's online activities. But alarmingly, most of the information the FBI reportedly obtained in the course of its investigation would not have required any judicial oversight.
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To conceal her identity, Broadwell avoided accessing the account from her home Internet account. Instead, she accessed it from publicly available WiFi connections.
Yet these steps proved insufficient to hide her identity. A source told NBC that it "took agents a while to figure out the source. They did that by finding out where the messages were sent from—which cities, which Wi-Fi locations in hotels. That gave them names, which they then checked against guest lists from other cities and hotels, looking for common names."
Similarly, the New York Times says that agents "had to use forensic techniques—including a check of what other e-mail accounts had been accessed from the same computer address—to identify who was writing the e-mails."
Soghoian points out that under current law, all of this information—what IP addresses were used to identify a particular Gmail account, which other accounts were accessed with the same IP address, who stayed in a particular hotel on a particular date—can be obtained with a simple subpoena. That means there's no judicial oversight unless the recipient of the subpoena objects.
"There is no independent review, no check against abuse, and further, the target of the subpoena will often never learn that the government obtained data (unless charges are filed, or, as in this particular case, government officials eagerly leak details of the investigation to the press)," Soghoian notes.
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Not only did Broadwell try to hide her identity by creating an anonymous e-mail account, she also reportedly sought to avoid having her e-mails to Petraeus intercepted by not sending them at all. Instead, she and Petraeus shared the password to the e-mail account, and would leave messages for each other in its "drafts" folder.
This is not a new technique. Terrorists such as Khaled Sheikh Mohammed have used this method to evade surveillance. Yet ironically, using the technique may actually make your communications more susceptible to government snooping.
"The Department of Justice has argued that e-mails in the 'draft' or 'sent mail' folder are not in 'electronic storage' (as defined by the Stored Communications Act), and thus not deserving of warrant protection," Soghoian notes. "Instead, the government has argued it should be able to get such messages with a mere subpoena."
The weak privacy protection for metadata and draft e-mails are two examples of a broader problem: the rules governing law enforcement access to e-mail are extremely murky, and do not adequately safeguard online users' privacy rights. Law enforcement access to e-mail is governed by the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which has long since started to show its age. The ECPA requires a warrant to obtain freshly sent e-mail before it's been opened by the recipient. But once an e-mail has been opened, or once it has been sitting in the recipient's e-mail box for 180 days, a lower standard applies. These rules simply don't line up with the way modern e-mail systems work.
Meanwhile, current legal precedents cast doubt on whether the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable searches applies to cloud-based e-mail services at all. A legal principle called the Third Party Doctrine suggests that users give up their Fourth Amendment rights when they entrust their information to third parties such as Google. Justice Sonia Sotomayor has expressed skepticism about the Third Party Doctrine, suggesting that the Supreme Court might overrule it at some point in the future. But in the meantime, the government appears to have significant powers to rifle through information we entrust to cloud service providers like Google.