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This three-page fact sheet provides an overview for parents and caregivers on how to your children about healthy sexual development. It includes a scenario and discussion points that highlight a conversation between a parent and child. Also available in Spanish.
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Once upon a time—before photographers and videographers—painters were hired to record events as they happened. That tradition is alive and well thanks to Laura Swytak, a 26-year-old MICA graduate. A native of L.A., Swytak is now the in-demand live event artist in the city (and across the U.S), painting everything from weddings to golf tournaments. She describes her style as a little bit Spanish (Diego Velázquez), a tad German (Adolf von Menzel) and a soupçon French (Edouard Manet).
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While many have described the new world of remix culture where "nothing is original," few have provided practical advice for those of us who find ourselves living and making things in it. Join filmmaker Kirby Ferguson (creator of the video series EVERYTHING IS A REMIX) and artist Austin Kleon (author of NEWSPAPER BLACKOUT and STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST) as they show clips from Kirby's work and discuss how one best goes about being a creator in the digital age.
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Fritz von Runte redesigns classic Bowie tracks and Kubrick's 2001 and join them together as BOWIE2001.
Digital Sampling and Remix Culture: Creativity or Criminality?
If the term sample reminds you more of a cheese tasting than music making, this video is for you. DJ, music producer and clothing designer Aaron LaCrate walks us through Sampling 101—taking a snippet of a song and repurposing it in another work. LaCrate explains the process but doesn't sample in his own music — to "clear" a lifted beat for use is complicated, and expensive.
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Rethinking Remix
First Monday Podcast interviews Lawrence Lessig about his new book Remix: Making art and commerce thrive in the hybrid economy. Podcast Editors AJ Hannah and Joy Austria take on Remix - what worked, what didn't and what ideas were left out of the mix. Lastly, Jennifer Kelley reviews NPR: Technology Podcast.
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Getting the Network the World Needs
Lawrence Lessig's keynote given at the OFC Conference in San Diego, CA. This is a revision of a REMIX talk, distinguishing between parts of the 20th Century that were RO and parts that were RW.
Spark Episode 73: Copyright, the public domain, and remix culture
On this episode of Spark: Copyright, the public domain, and remix culture:
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- Teru remixes Nora's full interview with Kutiman to win Spark's remix contest
- James Boyle tries to balance intellectual property rights and the public domain (full interview)
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Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy by Lawrence Lessig, Shepard Fairey and Steven Johnson
What is the future for art and ideas in an age when practically anything can be copied, pasted, downloaded, sampled, and re-imagined?
LIVE from the NYPL and WIRED Magazine kick off the Spring 2009 season with a spirited discussion of the emerging remix culture. Our guides through this new world—who will take us from Jefferson's Bible to André the Giant to Wikipedia—will be Lawrence Lessig, author of Remix, founder of Creative Commons, and one of the leading legal scholars on intellectual property issues in the Internet age; acclaimed street artist Shepard Fairey, whose iconic Obama "HOPE" poster was recently acquired by the National Portrait Gallery; and cultural historian Steven Johnson, whose new book, The Invention of Air, argues that remix culture has deep roots in the Enlightenment and among the American founding fathers.
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Xbox One sales top 2 million in 18 days
Chris Morris at Plugged In23 hrs agoIt's a dead heat between the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Microsoft says sales of its next-generation console have topped 2 million in 18 days. That's roughly on par with the PlayStation 4, which sold 2.1 million units in 15 days.
"We continue to be humbled and overwhelmed by the positive response from our fans," said Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president of strategy and marketing, Xbox. "We are thrilled to see sales of Xbox One on a record-setting pace, with over 2 million Xbox One consoles in homes around the world. Demand is exceeding supply in our 13 launch markets and Xbox One is sold out at most retailers."
The strong sales are a coup for Microsoft, who was considered something of an underdog after the console's bungled reveal around the E3 expo. The Xbox One costs $100 more than the PS4, and the walkup to the system's launch saw Microsoft scrambling to make major changes in reaction to consumer complaints.
Taxidermy chess: Play with rooks and dead rodents
CNET at Games Blog1 day agoThe best-laid schemes of mice and... well, mice. Intimidating opponents is even easier when playing chess with dead mice. Artist Rachael Garcia explains why having a chess set you can pet is fun.
By Bonnie Burton, CNET
Yelling "Checkmate!" is even more rewarding with a dead mouse clasped in your hand. Or that appears to be the thinking behind this one-of-a-kind wooden chessboard that comes with taxidermy mice dressed as kings, queens, rooks, knights, bishops, and pawns.
Created by Florida-based artist Rachael Garcia, the unusual taxidermy chess set is made with white and brown mice that were originally destined to be snake snacks.
Happy 20th birthday, Doom!
Chris Morris at Plugged In1 day agoToday's big game launches are massive media events. Die-hard fans brave all sorts of weather to line up, stores open at midnight, and CEOs hand out the first few copies.
But even the carnival atmosphere of today's biggest titles pales compared to the launch of the seminal, controversial first-person Doom, which made its debut 20 years ago today.
Late on Dec. 9, 1993, a small group of programmers in the id Software offices sat bleary-eyed, staring at a computer. It was almost midnight, and they had just completed a 30-hour QA session, hoping to squash the last few bugs in the game before the its official release date of Dec. 10.
A computer administrator at the University of Wisconsin, David Datta, had agreed to let id upload the game to the school's FTP site so fans could download it and share it with others. When midnight arrived and the team hit 'upload,' it should have launched a new era -- but the upload failed.
Biggest announcements from the VGX awards
Ben Silverman at Games Blog2 days agoSpike TV handed out tons of awards during its three-hour livestreamed awards show this weekend – and no offense to Game of the Year winner GTA V, but the real star of the show was the wealth of new video game trailers and announcements.
Missed the show? No worries – thanks to Yahoo Screen, we've got clips of all the biggest reveals right here. Stream away!
Telltale Games: A Game of Thrones The team behind spectacular episodic games based on The Walking Dead and Fables will take its talents to Westeros.
No Man's Sky Looking for the Next Big Thing? A tiny indie team at Hello Games stole the show with this ambitious open-world space game.
Telltale Games: Tales from the Borderlands Telltale hit a double by also revealing work on an adventure game set in the rough-and-tumble world of Borderlands. Yes, that Borderlands.
Broken Age Tim Schafer and Double Fine have been hard at work on this Kickstarted adventure game, and this gorgeous trailer proves it.
TSA confiscates tiny toy gun owned by…sock monkey?
Gordon Cameron at Plugged In2 days agoWhen it comes to the Transportation Security Administration's baggage-confiscation policy, no monkey is safe. Even fake ones.
As Seattle's King 5 News reports, Redmond, WA resident Phyllis May was going through security at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, en route to a plane flight back home, when she was stopped by a TSA Agent because a gun was found among her bags.
Technically speaking, that's accurate. Not technically speaking, the "gun" was about two inches long, made of plastic, and was being worn in a holster by a sock monkey named Rooster Monkburn. (Yes, that's a takeoff on the grizzled hero of the Western novel "True Grit" and its film adaptations.)
May, as it happens, runs a small business selling such sock dolls, though that was lost on the TSA Agent, who insisted on confiscating the tiny gun and told May she was supposed to call the police.
Her reply will echo through the ages:
"She said 'this is a gun,'" said May. "I said no, it's not a gun, it's a prop for my monkey."
Grand Theft Auto V takes top honors at VGX Awards
Ben Silverman at Plugged In2 days agoThe biggest game of the year was also the biggest winner at this weekend's VGX Awards.
Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V won the 'Game of the Year' award at Spike TV's three-hour livestreamed gala, capping off a monster year for the open-world crime game. The game also won the 'Best Soundtrack' award.
Other notable winners include the gorgeous survival game The Last of Us, which won awards for 'Best PS3 Game', 'Best Male and Female Voice Actor', and 'Studio of the Year' (Naughty Dog). Indie adventure game Gone Home won both the 'Best Indie Game' and 'Best PC' Game categories, while EA's giant mech shooter Titanfall is the 'Most Anticipated of 2014.'
A one-hour awards highlight show will air on Spike TV December 9 at midnight. Check out the full list of winners below:
Game of the Year: Grand Theft Auto V
Studio of the Year: Naughty Dog
Most Anticipated Game (voted on by fans): Titanfall
Best Shooter: BioShock Infinite
Best Independent Game: Gone Home
Best Action Adventure Game: Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
Best Sports Game: NBA 2K14
Best RPG: Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Best Fighting Game: Injustice: Gods Among Us
Report: NSA spying on online games
Chris Morris at Plugged In2 days agoSpies aren't just listening in on your phone calls and reading your e-mails. They're also monitoring your gaming.
Based on new information disclosed by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, a joint report by The New York Times, ProPublica and The Guardian alleges that U.S. and British spies have conducted surveillance and gathered data in online games such as World of Warcraft and Second Life.
Spy activity in the games was said to be so intense, in fact, that a "deconfliction" group had to be assembled so that spies from the CIA, FBI, and Pentagon would avoid running into each other.
Watch the 2013 Spike VGX Awards live right here
Yahoo! Games at Games Blog4 days agoIt's been a year of change for the video game industry -- and it's a year of change for Spike TV's annual video game award show, too.
Hosted by Joel McHale, this year's Spike VGX Awards show is less about celebrity antics and more about games and the people who make them. A quintet of top titles are duking it out for the big brass ring -- Bioshock Infinite, Grand Theft Auto V, Super Mario 3D World, The Last of Us, and Tomb Raider are your five Game of the Year nominees -- but that's just the tip of the iceberg. Over 20 other awards will be handed out, from Best Handheld Game to Best Voice Actress to Best Music, as well as world premieres, special guests, and more. It's a commercial-free three-hour livestream, and you can watch it all right here thanks to Yahoo Screen:
The show begins on Saturday, December 7, at 6:00 pm EST (3:00 pm PST). Our hats off to the winners!
For game news, free codes and more, Like us on Facebook and follow @yahoogames on Twitter !
Sony resets some PSN passwords due to 'irregular activity'
Chris Morris at Games Blog5 days agoSony is asking an unspecified number of PlayStation Network customers to change their passwords after finding "irregular activity" in a routine scan of the system.
The company did not disclose how many users were affected, nor what the exact nature of the activity was.
"The Sony Entertainment Network team routinely monitors for any irregular activity, and if such activity is detected, we may sometimes reset passwords of affected accounts to protect consumers and their account information," the company said in a note to affected users. "Your account password was recently reset as part of this process and you will need to create a new password the next time you access your account using the 'Forgot Your Password' option on the Sign in screen."
In resetting the passwords, Sony also cautioned users to "keep a close eye on [their] account for any unusual activity including emails about transactions [they] did not perform."
Man buys picture of Xbox One for $750
Chris Morris at Games Blog5 days agoSometimes, it really pays to read the fine print.
United Kingdom resident Peter Clatworthy learned that the hard way recently when he paid £450 (roughly $750) on eBay for what he thought was an Xbox One. What he received for his money, though, was just a picture of the console.
The auction description, it's worth noting, did say that bidders would receive a photo of the console - but it was still listed in the site's "video games and consoles" section, which led to the confusion. (Some shady eBay sellers pulled this sort of thing during previous console launches, offering just the packaging for their consoles.)
"It said 'photo' and I was in two minds, but I looked at the description and the fact it was in the right category made me think it was genuine," Clatworthy told the Nottingham Post. "I looked at the seller's feedback and there was nothing negative. I bought it there and then because I thought it was a good deal. It's obvious now I've been conned out of my money."


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Your Turn
Crunchy or creamy peanut butter?
Skippy Crunchy, all-natural. We take several jars home in our suitcase every time we visit the U.S.
Peanut butter is actually a pretty healthy vegetarian protein, but it gets no respect from Europeans. One of my daughter's kindergarden teachers told me to stop sending 'that frosting' in her lunch.
They also objected when I packed a tortilla, telling me I should stop sending her to school with pancakes.
Creamy. Can't stand crunchy.
Creamy peanut butter and Nutella on whole wheat bread....yum!
Have you guys ever tried the cookie butter from trader joe's??? now THAT'S the stuff!!!
Both! Sadly, can no longer eat it:(
Isn't there a 2 jar limit on the cookie butter?
Bahahahahaha!!! Gold!!!
Crunchy--the more the better! and this Cookie Butter from TJ's might make it worth a trip up to Ann Arbor!
Oh no! That just bummed me out :(
Crunchy for PB&J, creamy for choco-peanut butter-banana shakes.
@a non a miss - i don't know, i have a self-imposed one jar limit because i have a tendency to just start eating it straight from the jar. it starts off by putting some on toast. then i think, "oh, i'll just have a spoonful before i put the jar away." next, i'm getting the jar out of the pantry and polishing the rest of it off.
Cashew Butter all the way!
Well all the trader joe's sell it, but Ann Arbor is pretty awesome anyways :)
Are you a student, @lurker girl? That's where i did my undergrad!!
I saw an article on Buzzfeed about TJ and the sign above the Cookie Butter said "Limit Two" and I was curious as I've never been to a TJ before.
Oooh, THAT'S good, too!!!
Neither - allergy.
Smooth, JIF Only! unless it's Reese's PB Cups, then I make an exception.
Cookie butter is amazing. Great on apples, graham crackers, sandwiches, just a spoon, gosh everything!
Even better with Nutella on a warm croissant... I'm hungry now!!
I recently tried sunflower butter and wasn't impressed. Not bad, but just not interesting enough to have more. Next on the list is cashew!
Oh, how I miss peanut butter! I became allergic at 40 and pooh on that!
I miss Ann Arbor, too! Lived there for 15 years! Michigan, yes! :)
Oh...it had to be creamy when I was younger; if I could eat it now, it would be crunchy!
Crunchy. All natural only. I add salt to it.
Creamy peanut butter.
If you want crunchy, you may as well just eat raw peanuts.
Or Grape Nuts.
Or gravel.
Almond butter.
Not that I know of and I work there
Homemade nutella!
Creamy. I eat a little for protein each day after working out. On rare occasions I'll mix some in with chocolate ice cream. Mmmm.
Neither, because Peanut Butter is poison.
"Why should we avoid it? What's not to like about peanut butter? I'm not even going to discuss the soybean oil and sugar-laden garbage that passes for peanut butter, because my readers definitely aren't asking about that stuff. They're doing natural butter with peanuts (and salt) as likely the only ingredient.
It generally contains aflatoxins.
Aflatoxins are naturally occurring fungal toxins, or mycotoxins, produced by certain members of Aspergillus, a type of fungus found pretty much everywhere throughout the world. Aspergillus tends to colonize any monosaccharide and polysaccharide it comes across, as long as the conditions are right, but peanuts are particularly susceptible. Most crops are colonized after harvest and during storage, but since Aspergillus is found in the soil (among other places) and peanuts grow underground, peanut colonization often occurs well before harvest. The result is that peanuts are among the most contaminated crops, along with corn and cottonseed.
Read more: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/how-bad-is-peanut-butter-really/#ixzz2dI8JxKNy"
Oh...didn't see this. I'm on a west coast store and there's no limit over here. I bought my friend a whole case for Christmas one year.
Crunchy with sliced green bananas.
@Cathy--Sorry, but I'm a BUCKEYE thru and thru--only set foot on campus there when the Bucks play Mich...I live down past Toledo though...so it's the closest store to me. When I go to work in Cleveland I make sure I stop in--I will have to look for the CB there.
I developed a peanut allergy about five years ago, so I can't eat it now. When I was a child, there was the most awesome peanut butter called Oz which was the closest to spreadable roasted peanuts I've ever tasted.
Both. Depends on my mood. I always keep a jar of each.
Extra Crunchy.
I love both but I reallllly love crunchy PB...on a spoon.
Creamy. I hate little bits of peanuts!
Jiff's crunchy all the way!
None, gross!
Skippy Super Crunch!!!
Even without the salt, all natural is the best
Such a downer
Damnit! I love peanut butter.....why ya gotta go an ruin it for me?!
Peter Pan Creamy honey roasted is the only kind I'll eat. Mmmmm. I'm going to have some PB on graham crackers.
Super-chunky with bacon on top!
PB&J gives me heartburn now. Must be my advancing age? But I use creamy for cookies and I use crunchy for a Thai peanut pasta dish I make .. so I guess both.
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The virtual world is becoming ever more integrated with the physical one. This creates wonderful new opportunities, but also a brand new security challenge.
December 19, 2003
by Justin Heet
For the past seven hundred years or so, the Tower of London has been secured each night through the Ceremony of the Keys. The Yeoman Warders lock up at 10 p.m. with the monarch's official keys, in a tradition that is now a tourist attraction rather than a deterrent to thieves. This ritual is of course similar to the more famous Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, where thousands of onlookers often gather to watch and make funny faces at the statuesque footmen.
The pageantry of these displays tells us much about the ages-old concept of how to ensure security: give a show of visible force—and often a clear message of unseen force and potential legal punishment. The Roman emperor's security detail no doubt functioned much the way that the Yeoman Warders did, albeit with different tools of protection. And their strategies were not too different from the approach behind today's shopping mall security guards, the U.S. Secret Service, or the "Protected by ADT" signs that mark American yards and windows.
Such strategies, however, may have finally met their match. The Internet and other cybertechnologies are increasingly eroding the formal delineations that underlay traditional conceptions of security: your space vs. my space, your person vs. my person, your country's laws vs. my country's laws. Virtual space, after all, is a paradox: unique expressions of it, such as a website, are both nowhere and everywhere at the same time. As we further connect ever larger spheres of our physical lives to virtual space, policing this realm will present serious new technical, legal, economic, political, and moral questions.
Worlds Converge
According to Nielsen//NetRatings, the typical U.S. home Internet user spends roughly 13 hours more per month online currently than they did at the beginning of 2003, and the typical work user spends almost 42.5 hours more per month than they did in January. Every day, there is more to do, see, and learn on the Web than there was before, and the speed with which we access these new virtual places (or old favorites) is growing. Nielsen//NetRatings estimates that broadband access grew by nearly 50 percent between May 2002 and May 2003.
Faster surfing is not just a more pleasant experience; it makes feasible entirely new applications. The Web's most controversial use to date—music streaming and sharing—is hardly sufferable over a dial-up connection but is a world at your fingertips when accessed over broadband. The same is true for video, voice, and other bandwidth-gorging uses.
The most important consequence of faster Internet access will not be new uses for the personal computer, however; it will be new uses and increased connectivity for new products. This idea of incorporating cybertechnologies into practically everything we own goes by names like "convergence" and "everywhere-connectivity," and is the next wave of technological innovation.
The Internet and television are slowly merging. Already, four million people in the United States alone have access to video-on-demand. Cellular providers are pushing toward a world where a souped-up personal digital assistant (PDA) will become a central feature of modern life, giving us continuous access to the virtual world and nearly all corners of our physical world. Wi-Fi (wireless) visionaries imagine perpetual interconnectivity between TVs, DVDs, PCs, PDAs, lights, air conditioners, door locks, bank accounts, fantasy football games, digital photo albums, and the local Starbucks.
For instance, the British department store chain Marks & Spencer is investigating the potential of microchips in clothing that would "talk" to the washing machine to ensure that it uses the correct washing cycle. Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Lab is providing the research for such ambitious future gizmos. In addition to networked clothes, the lab's projects include "memory glasses," eyeglasses that function as short-term memory assistants, and a "context aware cell phone" that knows when a user is in a restaurant or at the symphony and automatically shuts off his loud Ninth Symphony ringtone.
As we are pushed forward by the next waves of information technology, Dr. Sherry Turkle of MIT explains, "The challenge is to deeply understand the personal effects of the technology in order to make it better serve our human purpose" (Harvard Business Review, September 2003). Erasing the borders between the real and virtual worlds—a process we might call cyber creep—will create our most important cybersecurity dilemmas for a long time to come. The very advantages we derive from cyberspace—greater convenience, greater access, new sources of value—will also become the targets of cybercriminals and terrorists. The new ways we use this connectivity and the new applications we develop to maximize its utility will drive unpredictable sources of value and, thus, targets for cyberattack.
Consider, for example, video gaming.
Hollywood action movies are now written, developed, and marketed with a video game version in mind. ESPN uses EA Sports's College Football 2004 video game to demonstrate college teams' plays, and NASCAR uses EA Sports's NASCAR game series to explore the characteristics of individual race tracks. The gravitational pull of the video game on other media is driven both by its current value of billions of dollars and by its potential to reap billions more from online gaming. Microsoft founder Bill Gates did not launch the X-Box, a video game system that allows online competition, just because it was fun. Gaming online with strangers is a phenomenally popular pastime. Nielsen//NetRatings reports that the top ten online gaming sites in August had a combined audience of 16,580,000. Multiply that number by a few dollars per month per person, and it becomes clear that there is big business in these frivolous bytes.
But one does not have to own a software company to make big business out of online play. The January 2003 issue of Wired magazine told the story of Bob Kiblinger, who is a sort of leveraged buyout specialist for online players' virtual "assets" in the game Ultima. In the game, these assets—houses, barns, shoes, occupations—can take an individual player hundreds of hours to develop or earn. Kiblinger buys, in real money, assets from players and sells them, in real money, to other players who would rather pay for them than spend the time to earn them in the game. Kiblinger's biggest payoffs, and hence the leveraged buyout function, come from buying a player's combined assets and stripping them apart to be sold individually—houses from estates, barns from houses, and shoes from closets. This is Kiblinger's way of making a living. And he is evidently not the only one doing it.
Kiblinger demonstrates the complexity facing us as we consider the future of cyber-security. The gradual development of new mechanisms for connectivity—cyber creep—often introduces new vulnerabilities. The explosion in popularity of instant messaging, for example, has opened up new openings for worms and remote penetration. Imagine, then, that it were possible for a hacker to find a security flaw that allows him or her to manipulate the real value of virtual assets in arenas like gaming. How do we evaluate the degree of social harm created when theft occurs in a virtual game that just happens to have adherents who take it so seriously that they spontaneously create mechanisms of determining financial value in a nonvirtual space? The danger becomes even more acute if we imagine a future in which virtual assets become important in less playful contexts.
Legal Lagging
The answers to the new questions that cyber creep presents may seem easier to come by than they really are. We have already witnessed, for example, a disconnect between popularly accepted conceptions of the rule of law in the physical world and its attempted extension into the virtual world. Online music swappers clearly consider the anachronistic character of physical music distribution systems a moral justification for sidestepping real-world copyright laws. And there would seem to be some public sympathy for their cause. Who really views children and grandparents sharing MP3 files as the equivalent of copyright pirates? Even the experts are fiercely debating the role and shape of copyright and other legal principles in a digital, virtual world.
According to data from the NPD Group's NPD Music division, 36 percent of U.S. households with Internet access possess no digital music files on their computers, and another 36 percent possess one hundred or fewer such files. However, 5 percent of online households have more than 1,001 files. These super-swappers provide 56 percent of the total inventory, and they are precisely the people targeted by the Recording Industry Association of America's now-famous lawsuit.
Unfortunately, such gross violators of copyright law are disturbing the evolution of online music exchange for fair users. The potential of a small number of online criminals to diminish the experience of the much larger online majority is demonstrated by the growing use of digital constraints on CDs, DVDs, and other digital media provided through digital rights management (DRM) technology. DRM provides a cybersecure mechanism for preventing illegal copying and sharing of digital artifacts, but it can also prevent all copying and sharing of digital artifacts without extreme (and illegal) efforts to neutralize the encoding. Robin Gross, an intellectual property attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, argues that "DRM technology may not be capable of distinguishing between legal and illegal uses" of a digital artifact for which fair use is a long-established right of the consumer. For example, rapper Anthony Hamilton's newest album, released September 23, 2003, totally prevents unauthorized duplication or play on more than one PC.
In virtual space, the distinction between one person's space and another's is entirely fluid. The physical action of stealing an entire warehouse supply of CDs deprives their true owner of his property. Taking the same amount of music in the virtual realm, by contrast, does not directly deprive its owner of anything; it only cuts into "potential" sales, if that. Moreover, the actions involved in such thievery are not greatly different from those required in legally copying a single song from a CD one has bought onto one's computer for transfer to a portable MP3 player. Hence, the old saw about "my rights ending at the tip of your nose" is not very useful in an unbounded world. Nonetheless, it is all we have, and so our efforts at cybersecurity, lacking a better paradigm, often proceed as if it made sense in this new context. The extreme result can be the elimination of the boundaries separating individual rights from group rights and the presumption of innocence from the presumption of guilt—as with DirectTV's legal suits against all "smart card" purchasers that ask defendants to prove their legitimate reasons for making the purchase—the very boundaries that must be protected if cybersecurity measures are to be viable.
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This quandary likely will be repeated countless times in countless ways over the coming years. Increasing shares of our real lives will be introduced to the virtual world—whether we like it or not—until one will rarely if ever be without the other. Computing power and speed are always increasing, while computing price and size are always decreasing. As a result, technological change is taking place at an astonishing pace. Each new development holds the potential for unpredictable types of abuse, many of which will be difficult to reconcile with our real-world laws and security efforts.
Even in instances where cybercrime would be universally recognized as odious—such as financial theft—the degree of state or corporate power to which we are willing to assent to prevent it may exceed comfortable or appropriate limits. The ease of digital copying and distribution of music files have led the media industry to seek copyright and usage protections for the digital age that are more extensive than their antecedents. It is not difficult to imagine a further technological evolution that changes the game yet again.
There are, however, some certainties about this future. We do know that where some seek and find value, others will create and provide it. A smaller number will attempt to destroy or steal it. Some will attempt to destroy or steal in the virtual world as part of a larger attempt to wreak havoc on the physical world. The members of these last two groups will represent a wide array of different motives and tactics. Perhaps the most challenging factor is that the cybercapabilities we must counter will differ dramatically from one another, ranging from a teenager with a lone PC to nation-states with fleets of supercomputers.
The problems are growing rapidly. This past summer, Carnegie Mellon's CERT Coordination Center stated that between 1997 and 2002, the number of reported Internet security incidents grew by 3,747 percent, from 2,134 incidents in 1997 to 82,094 incidents last year. We are well on pace to keep up with this explosive trend in 2003. More than 76,000 such incidents were reported in just the first half of the year. There is a danger that, as with music piracy, the worst of these incidents will determine the aggressiveness of the cybersecurity measures we are willing to employ. Microsoft, for instance, recently closed its free, unmoderated chat rooms to all users due to their use by pedophilic sex offenders.
As we now begin to consider the even more serious threats of cyberterrorism and cyberwarfare, the potential for harm would seem to be great enough to justify the most draconian security measures. Of course, the value (including the economic value) that comes from the fluidity and openness of cyberspace could be greatly diminished by severe restrictions or pervasive surveillance. For example, Dartmouth's Institute for Security Technology Studies demonstrated a clear link between defacements of Israeli websites and instances of physical conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians in 2001. Such digital graffiti is also popular among cyber-malcontents far less dangerous than international terrorists. In the War on Terrorism, we will want to pay more attention to graffiti connected to international terrorism than to a college environmental group digitally translating the spirit of the '60s. The alternative would be like throwing the baby out with the bathwater, allowing cybercriminals to dictate the evolution of the entire virtual world.
Fortunately, cyberspace itself presents a natural means of monitoring potential cybercrime as well as a mechanism for committing it. However, the availability of more powerful surveillance tools increases the potential for intrusive corporate and governmental actions. This danger will be magnified as the fusion of the real and virtual realms extends to security technologies. For example, the use of biometric authorization procedures for voice, face, or iris signatures is increasing, as are proposals to use similar technologies in public spaces. Whereas a face-recognition camera connected to an employee's computer might seem a reasonable cybersecurity measure akin to a log-in and password, a face-recognition camera in Times Square would be another matter entirely. As we determine the appropriate dividing lines between public good and privacy, and between preemptive surveillance and unreasonable intrusion, such distinctions will be crucial.
Cyber creep, the gradual collapse of the dividing lines between virtual and real—in the ways we use our technology, the targets and types of crime that develop, and the methods of preventing crime or attack—presents as difficult a problem for the political, legal, economic, and technical dimensions of security as any we have ever faced. As with the business strategies of firms or the education of workers, technology will force continuous adaptation. There will be no cyber Yeoman Warders in this new world, performing their duties with romantic flourish hundreds of years hence.
Justin Heetwas a research fellow with Hudson Institute.
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That is only possible with receivers, not RBs who come rumbling through a lane. Helmet to helmet isn't a penalty, striking a receiver in the helmet while he is defenseless is.
The reason I changed your quoted post is because you are making rules up. Defenseless player isn't the terminology, it's defenseless receiver.
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I got rid of the quote to focus on just the icon, I use it for my Twitter and personal Facebook profile pics...Pass it on. :-)
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This ridiculous...(If you know your Star Trek then you'll know an emotionless android, above, when you see one)
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In spite of what some might think when they come to this blog, I really do try not to engage in rhetoric that might lead to the wholesale disrespect for the office of president.
BUT...this man is such a lying sack of ****. Polite company can only endure so much...
There really is no low too low for scum like him and Harry Reid.
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100 years from now, when everyone alive today is LONG dead (because healthcare is on the express lane to Suckville and life expectancy is shouting "wait for me!") The people of 2113 will need something that can quickly and accurately describe the era of Obama...
THIS is that something.
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Really there are many more circumstances and data points, but more than anything it boils down to this...
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There are no words that can adequately address the gratitude the nation feels.
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A former colleague from a job I had years ago (even before TLS) posted this to their Facebook wall...obviously they're unhappy about this.
Even though I received permission to share this the name and any indicator of where they're from has been redacted to respect privacy.
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More than 21,000 theses and dissertations produced at the University of Arizona are included in the UA Theses and Dissertations collections. These items are available open access, and are full-text searchable. A small percentage of items are under embargo.
We are currently working on digitizing the entire backfile of master's theses and doctoral dissertations that have been submitted to the University of Arizona Libraries - since 1895! We plan to have these items available in Fall 2013. If you can't find the item you want in the repository and would like to check its digitization status, please email us at email@example.com.
You can also refer to the Dissertations and Theses in the UA Libraries guide to find materials that are not available online.
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