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The keynote speaker is Dr. Jonathan Yewdell, an eminent scientist in the Cellular Biology and Viral Immunology Sections of the Laboratory of Viral Diseases within the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the NIH.
Dr. Yewdell grew up in Eastchester, NY, just a few miles from New York City. After public high school, he majored in biochemistry at Princeton University graduating in 1975. He became hooked on research during his senior thesis with Arnie Levine, who had him studying immune rejection of adenovirus transformed cells. Though their approach was hopelessly naïve (reverberations of Z & D's discovery in Australia had yet to hit), he developed an interest in immune recognition of virus-infected cells that would become the major focus of his Ph.D. dissertation and career. Art Levinson, then a Ph.D. student, conveyed his boundless enthusiasm for science and the importance of critical thinking.
Dr. Yewdell obtained his Ph.D. in 1981 from the University of Pennsylvania and then worked at the Wistar Institute with Walter Gerhard, who was the first to generate anti-viral monoclonal antibodies. He contributed to Walter's grand project of antigenic mapping of influenza virus hemagglutinin with monoclonal antibodies, and also generated and characterized monoclonal antibodies to many other viral proteins, some which became standards in the flu field. During the same period,he managed to barely meet the requirements for an M.D. degree (1981).
A one-year post-doc at Imperial College (London, UK) with David Lane, the co-discoverer of p53 (along with Arnie Levine [small world]) taught him the importance of cell biology and particularly the power of microscopy.
Returning to the Wistar Institute as a newly minted Assistant Professor in 1983, Dr. Yewdell re-initiated the collaboration with Jack Bennink (also on the Wistar faculty by then) that began in 1981 when that group provided the first demonstration of CTL recognition of internal proteins of a non-transforming virus. They mapped the influenza virus antigens recognized by mouse CTLs, and provided the initial description of immunodominance at the level of individual viral gene products. At the same time they used mAbs to demonstrate conformational alterations in flu HA during viral penetration and HA biogenesis. The team's last discovery at Wistar was that the cytosol is the portal to the class I processing pathway.
In 1987, they were recruited by Bernie Moss to NIAID where they established a joint lab, first in a new satellite facility in Rockville and then four years later at the main campus in Bethesda. They were fortunate to attract the first in a succession of wonderful, hard working and talented post-doctoral fellows. In Rockville, ther team discovered the effects of brefeldin A on Golgi to ER trafficking and antigen presentation, provided the first direct evidence for proteolysis in the class I pathway and the ability of viral proteins to block antigen presentation. In Bethesda, theu discovered NH2-terminal trimming of peptides in the ER, the astounding fraction (30%!?) of nascent proteins that are rapidly degraded by proteasomes, the role of DRiPs (and immunoribosomes???) in generating antigenic peptides, the contribution of the myriad factors that contribute to immunodominance, the dependence of cross-priming on proteasome substrates, the involvement of the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway in HIV morphogenesis, PB1-F2, the 11th influenza A virus gene product and the first visualization of anti-viral immunity via intravital microscopy. Most recently they discovered stress induced-conditional decoding of Met, and, returning to an old interest, developed a new model for hemagglutinin antigenic drift and provided the most compelling evidence to date for protein translation in the nucleus.
Dr. Yewdell is tremendously proficient and focused with a mission to extend basic understanding of the interaction between the immune system and viruses using mouse infection models. He has been very concerned about the development of young scientists for several years. In this regard he has written several articles about training scientists. He is also the former postdoctoral mentor of Dr. Laurence (Ike) Eisenlohr from Jefferson's Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
The Distinguished Mentor Award, Friend of the JPA award, and best oral and poster presentations awards will be presented immediately following the keynote address.
All are invited to view the posters, attend the talks, and meet the postdoc presenters throughout the day. There will be a reception to close out the day in Hamilton Lobby.
For more information please contact Lisa Kozlowski at the JGSBS Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (215) 503-5750, or the PRS Planning Committee.


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The staff here at Clean Wisconsin is thrilled to tell you that we have been selected as a finalist in Toyota's 100 Cars for Good Program. This means we have a 1 in 5 chance to win a Toyota Prius on May 16 that will help us reduce our impact and carry out our statewide work more affordably.
As you may know, our staff is constantly traveling the state to carry out meetings, educational efforts, and on-the-ground projects aimed at cleaning our air and water. If we won a Prius from Toyota, our current budget for rental cars of over $15,000 would instead be delegated to achieving real impacts for our air and water. We think that is pretty awesome. But we need your help!
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2. Simply put, getting this money back in the organization's pocket will help us accomplish our mission of protecting Wisconsin's air and water.The money Clean Wisconsin has spent on rental cars last year could have paid for a part-time staff person to organize educational events about clean air and water issues, two conferences to educate Wisconsin farmers of ways they can help clean our waters, or educational materials for residents, the media and candidates about how clean energy impacts our economy.
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By Joedy McCreary The Associated Press
CHAPEL HILL - Facing a last-place team and with a nationally ranked neighborhood rival looming ahead, North Carolina certainly could have looked past Georgia Tech.
Instead the Tar Heels came up with the closest thing they've had to a complete game in a while.
They led from start to finish of their third straight victory, a 79-63 rout of the Yellow Jackets on Wednesday night.
"We just came out and played a whole game — finally," big man James Michael McAdoo said.
Reggie Bullock scored 17 points, P.J. Hairston had 15 points and McAdoo added 14 for North Carolina (13-5, 3-2 Atlantic Coast Conference).
"I see our team gelling together — people knowing their roles, people knowing what they're capable of doing," Bullock said. "So it's just going out there and just playing the game that coach (Roy Williams) recruited them to play."
With former star Rashad McCants watching from behind their bench in a McAdoo jersey, the Tar Heels shot nearly 43 percent (30 of 70) to move above .500 in league play for the first time this season.
Next up: A visit to No. 18 North Carolina State on Saturday night.
"I wasn't thinking about that game at all," McAdoo said. "As a team, we knew we had to show up and be ready to play today, and that's what we did."
Kammeon Holsey had 10 of his 18 points in the first half, but the Yellow Jackets (10-7, 0-5) had 19 turnovers and lost their fifth straight to remain the only team winless in ACC play.
"It's an unforgiving league for young guys trying to grow up," coach Brian Gregory said.
His team trimmed a 13-point deficit to 36-32 on Solomon Poole's 3-pointer with 2 minutes left in the half.
Bullock — who had a career-high 24 points last time out against Maryland — started and finished the ensuing 15-2 run with buckets from close range. His no-you-take-it layup from Marcus Paige gave the Tar Heels their largest lead to that point, 49-34, with 17½ minutes to go.
Georgia Tech never got closer than 11 the rest of the way, and Hairston punctuated this one with a thunderous dunk over Daniel Miller with about 6 minutes left that made it 70-53.
"We could never get that break — a big defensive rebound when we needed it, a big basket," Gregory said. "Our margin of error is small. We don't have to play perfect, but we have to play pretty darn well."
Chris Bolden finished with 10 points while Robert Carter had 12 rebounds and Marcus Georges-Hunt added 10 boards for Georgia Tech, which lost at each of the points in the North Carolina Triangle — N.C. State, Duke and now UNC — in a stretch of 15 nights.
Dexter Strickland and Paige each finished with six assists for North Carolina, and the only thing its students love as much a Tar Heel victory is a Duke loss. One held a handwritten sign saying only "didDukewin.com" while another one nearby held a sign that said simply "No" because a few minutes before this one tipped off, No. 25 Miami polished off a 90-63 rout of the top-ranked Blue Devils.
When that score went up on the video board during a timeout, the crowd followed with a loud, sustained ovation and the students chanted "Go to hell, Duke!"
Then the Tar Heels themselves got clicking, building their first double-figure lead while holding Georgia Tech without a field goal for 4½ minutes. McAdoo's dunk from the baseline with 9½ minutes left put them up 25-15 and brought McCants — who starred on the 2005 national championship team — to his feet.
"I saw that — I was like, 'Whoa, that's kind of weird to see him wearing that,'" McAdoo said with a smile. "He's one of the greatest to ever play here at North Carolina and it's always good to have guys like him come back during the season."
The lead grew to 13 on Bullock's 3-pointer with 8 minutes left before the Yellow Jackets rallied.
Earlier in the day, the Tar Heels found out they'll be without junior guard Leslie McDonald for three more games. He missed the previous three games with a knee injury, but was suspended for three more after Williams said he "did not do what we expect of our student-athletes."
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The Roger Smith Hotel may be the most social media savvy hotel in New York -- if not the world.
There's a blog. A Facebook fan page. A YouTube Channel. Over 3,000 Twitter followers. A Flickr photostream. And two guys behind all these efforts, both of whom winnowed their way into overseeing online marketing for the property following stints in food and beverage services at the hotel.
We caught up with Adam Wallace, the hotel's new media marketing manager, and his sidekick Brian Simpson, whose official title is still assistant food and beverage director, to find out how they built a family-run, independent hotel into a digital force to be reckoned with.
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YouTube's quest for professionally created content is about to get interesting. The Wall Street Journal reports that the video giant is in talks with movie studios to stream movies to its users for a fee.
That will bring a shift from its free video supported by advertising model, but could go a long way toward helping the site turn a profit for Google — and possibly change the game for online film viewing.
by Meghan Keane 03 September 2009 00:01am 4 comments
The key to success for YouTube lies in monetizing more of its videos, and the company made a step toward doing that today by opening up its Partnership Program to creators of one-off viral videos.
Starting today, the video portal will allow any video creator with popular, approved content to add advertising to videos. While this won't be the silver bullet to YouTube's success, allowing viral video creators to make money from all those page views makes a lot of sense.
by Meghan Keane 25 August 2009 23:25pm 1 comment
The social media statistics I posted a few weeks ago seemed to strike a chord amongst the digital community, especially in highlighting just how big an issue this particular area of online currently is. So I'm happy to say that I've trawled around the internet to bring you some more snippets of useful data and awesome figures.
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On2 Technologies, a major player in the video compression space, is being acquired by Google in a stock deal worth approximately $106.5mn.
On2 may not be a recognizable brand but it's arguably amongst the most important companies on the web as its proprietary video codecs are used extensively in the online video space. Its VP6, VP7 and VP8 codecs have brought high-quality (and high-definition) video to computer screens all over the world.
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Social media remains the hot topic of the digital world and I often get asked about the various statistics involved. This in itself is fairly difficult, as this particular online sphere is constantly shifting, evolving and growing at an astronomical rate. But I've pulled together some interesting (and hopefully useful) data for a couple of the bigger players in the market...
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A major inhibitor to video revenues online so far has been audience size. Despite advances in the quality, quantity and length of videos on the web, most people aren't watching them. To date, 99% of all video viewing is still happening in front of television sets.
But online video network blip.tv is looking to get bring its content where the audiences are. Today the company announced a partnership with YouTube, Tivo, Verizon and Vimeo among others to get more of its content around the web and to television sets.
The company has long been working to distribute its content across as many platforms as possible. And today's announcement marks a big jump in the size of the company's footprint. That strategy is the key to the success of blip — and the online video marketplace.
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What will the Internet do when it no longer has YouTube to kick around? The video giant's business model has been categorically maligned since Google bought it for $1.7 billion in 2006. Except now it looks like YouTube is turning the corner toward profitability.
And if the video giant is to be believed, all those user-generated cat videos aren't bad for business.
by Meghan Keane 21 July 2009 01:13am 1 comment
All eyes were on Google yesterday afternoon when the search engine giant reported its earnings for the second quarter. Because of its position, Google has served as a sort of proxy for gauging the global recession's effects on the internet economy.
Based on Google's results, there's good news and bad news. The good news: things could be far worse. The bad news: things could be far better.
by Patricio Robles 17 July 2009 09:49am 2 comments
Fatso the Cat playing "You Make My Dream Come True" to images of Helen Hunt throwing herself out a window may have gotten over 376,000 views on YouTube, but Warner Music wasn't about to let the owner's violation of its copyright go unpunished.
This week the music company decided to pull its Hall & Oates audio from a Keyboard Cat video and put an end to the video's viral growth.
Instead, Warner lost an opportunity to monetize its back catalog and angered plenty of web surfers in the proces.
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Hingis and Safin set to play Moscow
Organisers of the Kremlin Cup said today they expected a No 1 player for the first time in the tournament's 11-year history, Martina Hingis of Switzerland.
Organisers of the Kremlin Cup said today they expected a No 1 player for the first time in the tournament's 11-year history, Martina Hingis of Switzerland.
Organisers also said top Russian players Marat Safin and Yevgeny Kafelnikov would appear next week before the hometown crowd.
Shamil Tarpishchev, chairman of the tournament board of directors and head of the Russian tennis federation, said at a press conference that the men's and women's tournaments, which begin Monday, would be held simultanously.
Previously, they were held separately with a two-week gap, which meant that the Olympic indoor stadium was booked for a month, so combining them will save the organizers money. "The idea of holding two tournaments in one week has solid grounds," Tarpishchev said.
The women's field will also have WTA No. 2 Lindsay Davenport of the United States and French No 7 Nathalie Tauziat.
The only two top ten players on the men's side are ATP No 2 Safin, winner of the US Open, and Sydney Olympic champion Yevgeny Kafelnikov, who is No 7.
The prize money for the women is $1,050,000 and $1 million for the men.
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Hey fellow bloggers! Since Mrs. Crosby asked me to tell her about my hippie class, I am going to tell you about it... under one rule... you have to promise that you will not become jealous. So are you up for the challenge? Okay, let's start from the beginning. The first day we made origami :), we made a bunny, a sailboat, a butterfly and a frog that could actually jump. On the second day of my hippie class, oh no, does it sound like I'm singing the twelve days of christmas? Anyway on the second day we made soap! I made soap that is purple and is in the shape of a heart, and a rectangle that is pink and blue swirl. It turned out very cool. On the third day we painted picture frames. Mine has polka-dots and paint splatters on it and is very colorful. The fourth day we did tie-dying. I picked out a tank top that has lace and buttons on it. I chose to do the spiral pattern in blue and purple because they had no pink :(. On Friday after waiting for what felt like forever we got to see how our shirts turned out and it was totally awesome! Also we got to make candles, which turned out very cool!
On Saturday my dad and I saw the new Transformers movie in 3-D. There was a lot of explosions and some really cool monsters like Shockwave. Those of you who are going to see it I don't want to ruin it for you so I will be quiet. Also I am reading a very good book called The Sisters Grimm. It is about two girls that are orphans that are sent to live with their grandma. Soon they find out they had two famous ancesters. Who were fairytale detectives! There is a lot more but it is very hard to explain so if you want to find out what it is about you will have to read it. Well that's all for today. Happy 4th!
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Feminist film maker Allison Anders discusses her latest release, Mi Vida Loca justifying the use of multiple points of view. She delineates the status of a woman both in films and in society, concluding on believability, emotion and style.
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Upon the release of Reversal of Fortune, Barbet Schroeder's film about Claus and Sonny Von Bulow, he speaks to Bette Gordon about the many meanings and incarnations of evil, and the "dramatic possibilities" of fiction.
Director Mike Figgis composed his film, Leaving Las Vegas, like a jazz score. It soars and crashes, and soars again.
Before camcorders, webcams and reality TV, there was Harvey Pekar and his home-grown autobiographical comic book series, American Splendor. Culled from Harvey's encounters in daily life, the series and their grumpy antihero attained cult status.
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1Leopard Creek, Malelane, Mpumalanga
An ultra-exclusive, superbly challenging course with a magnificent bushveld setting situated on the border of the Kruger National Park
2Gary Player Country Club and the Lost City at Sun City, North West Province
Both courses resting in the crater of an extinct volcano, one is home to the Nedbank Challenge, the other has 2m long crocodiles lazing around its par-3 13th (golfers are discouraged from retrieving wayward balls).
3Fancourt Hotel, Country Club & Golf Estate, George
Home to 4 world–class courses, the most famous being the Outeniqua Links course, international golf connoisseurs keep this classic venue on their itineraries.
4Pinnacle Point Beach and Golf Resort, Mossel Bay
Play here for the most stunning ocean views and clifftop tee shots imaginable in a 100 ha nature reserve that conserves wildlife, birdlife and 264 varieties of indigenous fynbos.
5Pezula Championship Golf Course & Club, Knysna
This award-winning 18-hole course rates amongst the best and the most scenic golf courses in the world – a dramatic spectacle of fairways and rolling greens weaving through pristine Southern Cape landscape.
6Humewood Golf Course, Port Elizabeth
Consistently voted one of the top 10 courses in South Africa. Four-time host of the SA Open Championship, Humewood is regarded as one of the finest links courses anywhere. The par-4 13th running over 400m uphill ranks as one of the top 500 holes in the world.
7Wild Coast Sun Hotel, Casino & Country Club, Eastern Cape
With rugged terrain, that appears to rise and fall with the rhythm of the ocean below, natural features are a highlight of the Wild Coast golfing experience - and when the coastal breeze increases, so does your score.
8Champagne Sports Resort, Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal
This parklands course, set against the magnificent backdrop of Champagne and Cathkin peaks, offers the golfer both a challenging round of golf as well as a scenic beauty that is hard to beat.
9Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club - East
The Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club is one of the most prestigious clubs in South Africa and a frequent contender in South Africa's list of top 10 golf courses.
10Legend Golf & Safari Resort, Waterberg Biosphere, Limpopo
Eighteen of the world's top golfers have each designed a signature hole on this African Savannah championship golf course. It also boasts the world's first extreme 19th hole perched on the summit of Hangklip Mountain and only accessible by helicopter.


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Well until someone who can patch iOS37 in WiiU so we can install ciOS of our choice. But yeah, I think they patched iOS37 signing bug on it. But who know what will happen in the future.
Well until someone who can patch iOS37 in WiiU so we can install ciOS of our choice. But yeah, I think they patched iOS37 signing bug on it. But who know what will happen in the future.
Ok. Here is a New Tutorial from me
too bad I don't speak german
I added english subtitles. but its a very raw work... I will work on them tomorrow
Following up on the previous Nintendo Wii U hacking news, today console hacker and mod-chip developer https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/274120447023538176 of fail0verflow has shared a Wii U teaser video via 0xf0f on YouTube demonstrating The Homebrew Channel below.
To quote: "We finally have a YouTube channel and we thought wed kick things off with a little teaser:
Keep in mind that this is purely a demonstration at this stage. Depending on how things progress and what direction development takes, we may or may not release something like this in this form. Please don't ask for release dates. We'd rather spend time investigating the new system than putting together a release that may or may not end up being the Right Way to do things in the future.
Please ignore the blue blinks. The monitor kind of sucks at syncing to component video sometimes. I wouldve used HDMI, but the Wii U cannot output analog audio simultaneously with HDMI (at least not for the Wii U menu part), and I cannot capture HDMI audio."
On the Wii U specs, Marcan Tweeted the following: We're calling the Wii U security processor the Starbuck (vs. Starlet on Wii). And it seems to be about equally vulnerable, too.
Sorry, I'd rather not talk about how I got that yet. It doesnt involve leaks, it involves Wii U hacks
He also stated the Wii U offers a 1.24 GHz CPU with 3 PowerPC 750 type cores with the GPU clocked at GPU core at 549MHz. The Wii U does have a higher IPC meaning the processor can do more work per clock cycle so it can't be directly compared to PS3 and XBox 360.
From the video's caption: "A quick demonstration of The Homebrew Channel installing and working on a Wii U.
There is no set release date, please don't ask. This is just a demonstration. Please ignore the blue blinks. The monitor kind of sucks at syncing to component video sometimes, and I cannot capture audio from HDMI."
Hopefully this delay won't turn into another money-making venture led by Max Louarn and Paul Owen profiting off the scene as was done with the PlayStation 3 and PS3 DRM-infected dongles.
Also below is a video (via gbatemp.net/threads/devolution.338544/) of a GameCube game running on Wii U via Devolution by Tueidj. To quote: DevolUtion? Yo dawg, we put backwards compatibility in your backwards compatibility so you could run gamecube games over HDMI.
Unfortunately he shows no proof of it actually being used on the Wii U. Also in the video below he couldn't get past the "Press Start" screen.
In related Wii U news today Crediar shared a video demonstrating running Homebrew Launcher on the Wii U in Wii Mode below with a screen capture of the Wii Mode OTP keys for those interested.
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From marcan42: Pro tip: 40 character hex strings are usually SHA1 hashes, not encryption keys.
Update: Another brief update from fail0verflow (via twitter.com/fail0verflow/status/281164792000045057) of a picture showing output to the Wii U's control pad with their logo and a picture of Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime with the caption:
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This is only for Wii mode. There are no hacks for WiiU itself. As Marcan said, Nintendo can fix all vulnerabilities of Wii mode, so it's still considered not really hacked yet. Nintendo disables Wii mode if connected to internet and see system update. Even if you set not to automatic update, you won't be able to switch to Wii mode until you update. That's the way to prevent hacks. WiiU native hacks are required in order to have really hacked WiiU.
Actually, I have Wii already with hackable bootmii (Wii fans know what it means) with NANDEmu and WODE. It gives me full freedom to run any (well, almost any) game from HDD. Both Wii and Gamecube.
Need to think very hard if i want to buy WiiU which is just slightly upgraded Wii... I'm too spoiled by launching games from HDD to come back to wacky plastic disks..
I'm the same. I have a USB HDD full of games that boot as soon as I turn on the WII. I haven't seen the Wii menu on my Wii in years as there is no need.
When the WiiU is fully hacked and can run games like the Wii can now thats when I get one. I haven't seen anything really good on the WiiU for me to get one till then.
So its got a screen on the controller. So does the PSP and Vita. The PS3 can just use those two via Remote Play to do the same as the WiiU so its nothing really new to me. Not enough to pay such a high price for it.
And with team fail0verflow it is certain we will get it for free
lol I used to boot neek2o with custom DI, it works like wode and you dont need to open the console anymore (it's a softmod) as my Wii can autoboot neek at startup, making it much more reliable emulated NAND (say goodbye for random bricks on Wii) with 98% backup support, heck I had humongus NAND space now which make me put more DLC and Wii Game Channel stuff and not limited to 512MB space anymore.
also teamtwiizers = fail0verflow
niwakun, neek is NAND emulator, which i've mentioned above. Although, it doesn't require special hardware, it has some drawbacks like incompatibility with Gamecube mode. There is USB issues if emulated NAND is on USB HDD. As developer of one of version of such NAND emulator, i know in details how it work. I'm still prefer NAND Emu (on SD card) + WODE (with 2 HDDs) combination as ultimate solution
Actually, emulation of physical drive like WODE is the best way for backups. If such emulation would exist on PS3, then we could have great game compatibility and PS2 backup support for BC PS3 consoles.


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When last we heard from Robert Pattinson, he was drinking and laughing with pals at a country-western bar in Ojai, Calif., where he escaped to Reese Witherspoon's ranch after Kristen Stewart's pap-snapped hookup with her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director, Rupert Sanders.
But with a fresh crop of tabloids hitting the stands, the actor's apparent internal romantic conflict remains under the microscope.
"One moment he thought he had his partner and the next he was forced to rethink decisions he's made," a source tells People (via Hollywood Life). "He's sad about it."
But not yet sad enough to make a clean break, according to Us Weekly, which says members of his inner circle are hoping he'll soon kick Kristen to the curb.
"What he wants still changes from day to day," sighs a source. "He loves her very much."
No word on whether one of Pattinson's pro-dumping pals is Katy Perry, who has purportedly offered Rob a sympathetic ear.
The popster has taken time out from sucking face with John Mayer (shudder) to check in on Pattinson and lend her support, a spy tells Us, explaining, "She's been through heartbreak this year, too."
One confidant believes the forthcoming awkwardness of the impending "Breaking Dawn -- Part 2" promotional campaign could give the relationship a nudge into reconciliation.
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Expect to see co-star Taylor Lautner used as a strategic buffer during photo ops, although that, too, could prove uncomfortable for Stewart.
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The erstwhile Edward will also keep his composure, says his pal: "Rob would never do anything to Kristen out of spite. He's too good a guy. It's not like him to want to hurt her."
And what about the guy she hurt him with? On Tuesday, Sanders was photographed in Los Angeles in the company of estranged wife Liberty Ross. The tête-à-tête, rumored to be their first since word of the "momentary indiscretion" broke, took place outside an office building and appeared both brief and tense.
Ross, who showed off her bare ring finger earlier this week, was decked out in a leg-baring ensemble and vertiginous stilettos, although her outfit may have had more to do with her lunch date than her rendezvous with the father of her two children. After leaving Sanders, she met up with a fashion stylist pal for a laughter-filled meal.
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THE MAROON A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1923 • "FOR A GREATER LOYOLA" VOL. 86, NO. 12 ONLINE EDITION AT LOYOLAMAROON.COM FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2009 World peace conference will begin March 23 By ANDREA CASTILLO SENIOR STAFF WRITER Forget about war for a week and focus on finding peace. Several Loyola organizations including Bridging the Gap, Black Student Union, Muslim Student Association, among others will join together to bring Loyola the conference on world peace from March 23 to March 27. According to Puja Cuddapah, biological sciences senior and chairperson of the dialogue committee, Vice Provost for Academic Programs Roger White introduced the idea to the different organizations and called students to see if they would be willing to participate in it. "By promoting and encouraging events such as Peace Week, the Provost's Office helps to bring the university in line with the essential mission of the university, which is to encourage students to develop their intellectual, ethical, and creative potentials," White said. The group began planning last semester with the goal in mind to create awareness about peace around campus and the New Orleans community. According to biology senior and chairperson of the peace conference, Danish Siddiqui, the event's purpose is to make people aware that peace is not a vague idea. "I think peace is open communication," Siddiqui said. "Peace is everyone understanding one another, accepting one another, communicating with one another." She said this conference would make people see that by taking little steps, such as interacting with one another, it can lead to a greater perspective and the greater goal of world peace. According to Cuddapah, people can take the theme literally, meaning if people are bom in New Orleans then peace starts in New Orleans. However, Cuddapah suggested other places to call home such as the heart. "Peace starts in your home which is your heart," she said. With the theme "peace starts at home," the week-long conference will be divided into research and dialogue events — all focusing on peace. During the conference, students who submitted papers on peace for the research element of the conference will be presenting their findings. The research committee of the event chose fifteen papers out of 29 and three will be presented each day from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Not all of the students presenting their papers are from Loyola, however. There were two students from LSU and one from UNO. Jinan Shami, biology sophomore and chairperson of the research committee, said students' papers will be judge and two $250 awards will be given each to the best paper and to the best paper on the Middle East According to Siddiqui, these students are trying to make a difference in the community and trying to engage in conversation with their peers through their work. To complement the student presentations, the dialogue committee chose four speakers for the dialogue events — two of them being from New Orleans. The dialogue events will run for about two hours at Satchmo's from Monday to Thursday. _ According to Cuddapah, "everybody (in the dialogue committee) brought their own idea. Whichever speaker you wanted to bring you were in charge of bringing them," she said. Speakers weren't given a specific agenda to follow, said Cuddapah. However, they have focused on the topics of local and broader peace. Even though the event will run for five days, speakers are limited to only four days. According to Cuddapah, the committees of the event are encouraging students to attend the play 'Trojan Women" on March 13. According to the Theater Department's website, the play is an adaptation of Euripide's classic play. Its main idea centered on a group of women struggling to understand the horrors and devastation they have gone through because of gods and men. CHAMPIONS! Loyola's women's basketball team wins the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament March 10 KEVIN ZANSLER / THE MAROON Loyola women's head coach, Kellie Kennedy, holds the net high in triumph after winning the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament March 9 night at The Den. This was Kennedy's first year with the Lady Wolfpack, after arriving from Tulane Univesity. The Lady Wolfpack defeated the Louisiana State University-Shreveport Lady Pilots, 61-40. To read the entire story, see GCAC in the Sports section on page 7. College of Social Sciences dean optimistic about new programs By GARRETT CLELAND STAFF WRITER As a first-year dean, Luis Miron of the College of Social Sciences has faced many challenges since his arrival, but he is swiftly pioneering changes with designed accuracy. A New Orleans native bom in Guatemala, he is dedicated to the city's success. Miron received a doctorate in Latin American Studies from Tulane University with an emphasis on education.He has also taught at many universities including the University of California in Irvine and Berkley, the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign, the University of New Orleans, Loyola University New Orleans in the 1980s and most recently, Florida International University. Miron wanted to return to New Orleans because he "wants to help renew the city as higher education is being redefined." Upon arrival, Miron was faced with the development a newly established college that mostly split City College with the College of Humanities and Natural Sciences, and he has encountered several issues along the way. A major problem exists as the colleges' departments are located in five buildings, making it difficult to maintain contacts with faculty and students, he said. Another of Miron's concerns is that in order for the common curriculum to expand the coUeges' influence, it is important for all students to not only know about current issues, but also how to deal with, and possibly solve, those issues. "You can make an impact in any field if you are creative and innovative," he said. The colleges' newest initiatives are big, and several projects are already in the works. A Center for the Study of New Orleans is being planned; it will be the first center of its kind, run by several professors of mass communication, see PEACE, page 4 see MIRON, page 5 Loyola Jazz Fest strikes a chord CORRECTION: In a March 6 article, The Maroon misstated the history of Loyola Law's moot court team. We should have said that the team reached the nationals last year and many recent years prior to that It also misstated the details of the competition. We should have said that the moot court team made it to the Final Four, and the competition does not designate a second, third or fourth place winner. Finally, the regional competition involved nine teams from Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Tennessee. Also, Carta Schwartz Gannon's named was misspelled. We regret these mistakes. . MAROON DIRECTORY: CALENDAR, page 2 j EDITORIAL, page 14 | LIFE & TIMES, page 10 j SPORTSTpageI j NEWS TIPS: 865~-3535
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SInce I know you very well;I will never say that you don't have a High enough IQ!!!
I just feel that Android is way far too ahead in the Apps space here.Its a dominance which is unsurmountable unless Google themselves screw up[Unlikely].
And Google has the funds which Mozilla does'nt have.
Maybe my IQ isn't high enough to complete the analogy, but it would seem to be
And in the article it seemed to say that Firefox is a more "compelling user experience".
As far as apps, anything done with the Android SDK will be easily portable, and many apps are now written as web applications using JQuery mobile...so no porting at all needed!
If you need evidence that Tizen could supercede Android just look at how Android surplanted Windows and Ios in mobile. And now Samsung is the big kid in mobile hardware, it's only natural they would want full control of their software and Tizen gives them that. The next step is for others to follow and not have to pay licensing fees.
No I don't think the Tizen phone from Samsung will be a success.
Not enough Apps(or recognition) going ahead.
Here's another article on this same perspective from Infoworld
Chrome vs Firefox head to head
Interesting perspectives for sure!
I have a PC with a 9850 Phenom II Black 4-core processor, and prior to upgrading it had an X2, both 64 bit, but I've never run any Windows but XP 32-bit on it.
The only 64 bit OS I've ever used on any of my machines is Suse Linux 11.2 -- and I haven't been able to update that because of my current disk partitioning.
What do you think about Samsung releasing a Tizen based phone?
because I'm one of those people who has a zillion tabs open at a time.
Currently I use RockMelt, which is Chrome-based, but I gather they've quit development on it. I'm *very* disappointed because there's features of it I really like, but since I am starting to run into compatibility problems at some point I'm going to have to bite the bullet and fall back to another browser. I had moved from Firefox to Chrome in the first place because of the memory leak problem. I had been starting to think about Firefox again because it reportedly had more extensions than other browsers. But if Chrome has a 64-bit version, and Firefox doesn't, that's going to make my decision harder.
I think Mozilla is doing the correct thing due to the problems they are having with the 64bit browser. If they get it out there and its buggy it will be worse. As long as they are going to go back to it I don't think its so bad.
I am not sure how aware you are with the Typical SDLC process.
Believe me its an extremely long-winded and messy ;especially on complicated Projects like this one[A Web Browser with millions of Users;constantly getting exposed to hackers,etc searching for Vulnerabilities everywhere].
Entrusting everything to enthusiasts can mess things up for consumers as whole.
Look at the Branching and Forking seen in Android[Especially new versions under Google and Amazon];which forced Google to eventually bring everything back in-house.
Yeah they can offer 64-bit build versions for enthusiasts to play with;but if you expect Consumer acceptance for such a varied User experience;I don't think so.
You pinpointed the issue earlier in your Blogpost itself[Its about the fact that not many Consumers;excluding Power Users] need the 64-Bit Browser today.
As for the question of revenues and Budgets;One can guauge that from the Fact that IE,Chrome and Safari all have massive IT budgets supporting them.
In contrast Firefox has much smaller budgets;so they have to prioritize.
I also would have preferrred if they would have released the 64-Bit version in the Wild and let enthusiasts play/develop on it further but that's the way things go today.


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May 01. 2013 9:30PM
MANCHESTER— A man described by neighbors as the loving, patient father of a young boy was arrested Wednesday and charged with the stabbing death of his wife.
John Hogarty, 53, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Michelle Hogarty, homicide prosecutors announced early Wednesday night.
The homicide took place at Hogarty's home at 316 Mammoth Road, Unit 1, authorities said.
According to neighbor Jeffrey Luebkert, about eight or nine police officers arrived about 5 a.m. with guns drawn.
They walked up the front steps yelling "put your hands up."
The charge followed hours of anticipation as police secured the scene and spent the day doing a crime-scene investigation.
"It just breaks my heart," said Suzanne Luebkert. She said she saw police lead her neighbor, the father of a 6-year-old boy, out of the home in handcuffs between 4:30 and 5:30 a.m. Wednesday.
At his arraignment Thursday morning in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, Hogarty said little except to answer yes to Judge Gregory Michael's questions about paperwork.
Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell said Hogarty worked as a mechanic for a Subaru dealership in Milford, and Michelle Hogarty worked part-time at Hannaford supermarket on Hanover Street in Manchester. Workers at the store today said she was a cashier who worked one day a week but hasn't worked there in awhile.
Defense attorney John Newman asked at today's hearing that documents in the case be unsealed so he could prepare for a probable cause hearing scheduled for May 14, but Morrell objected, saying investigators needed to protect the integrity of the case. Judge Michael took the matter under advisement.
The complaint alleged that Hogarty stabbed his wife sometime between April 30 and May 1.
In court today, family members attending the hearing refused to comment to a reporter.
Morrell would not say when police took Hogarty into custody.
Nor would she answer questions about whether a child was in the house overnight Tuesday, or the whereabouts of the child after the killing.
"I don't want to comment on his status at all," she said.
Morrell returned to the home with police from the critical incident response unit about 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, where the blue, two-unit home remained cordoned off with yellow police tape.
Just inside the tape, someone left two bouquets of flowers in the grass in front of the home where Jeff Leubkert said he often saw John Hogarty playing with his son.
"I saw nothing that would lead me to believe he had any anger issues," Jeff Leubkert said. "He seemed to be a good father."
Luebkert said police removed the boy shortly after taking his father away. The boy appeared bewildered but was uninjured, she said.
Throughout the day, Manchester police stood outside the house, which was sealed off by crime scene tape.
"This will be an active investigation for quite a period of time," Morrell said.
In a statement issued early Wednesday night, authorities said police responded to a 911 call for service at the home at 4:54 a.m. Wednesday. Hogarty was officially charged with the crime Wednesday afternoon, Morrell said.
Luebkert said her neighbor played with his son outside every day. She hadn't seen the mother recently, but when the child was younger the mother sat on the steps and watched him play, Luebkert said.
Hogarty was always good with the little boy, she said.
"He had the patience of a saint. He is just a phenomenal father, always loving. No matter which way you look at it, it's a tragedy. God bless that little boy," she said.
Hogarty is being held without bail at the Valley Street Jail.
The state Medical Examiner's Office was expected to perform an autopsy Thursday morning.
Anyone with information about the crime should contact Manchester police detectives, authorities said.
New Hampshire Union Leader reporters Mark Hayward and Tim Buckland contributed to this report.
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Tue, Aug 18, 2009 | 00:52 BST
Dreamkiller trailer shows dreams, killing
Aspyr Media and Mindware Studios just sent over a trailer of their latest effort, a creepy, chaotic shooter called Dreamkiller. As expected, the trailer primarily focuses on dreams and killing — with an almost 50/50 slice between the two, in fact!
Main character Alice Drake, a psychologist who enters patients disturbed minds and proceeds to fill them with hot lead, narrates the whole thing.
Looks like the gothic-tinged baby of Psychonauts and Painkiller, if you ask us.
Catch the trailer after the break.
Mon, Jun 29, 2009 | 22:46 BST
Mindware announces "mega-bloodbath FPS" Dreamkiller
Mindware – the studio behind Cold War and Painkiller: Overdose – has announced Dreamkiller, a "mega-bloodbath first-person shooter".
It's all about entering people's minds and shooting their demons. A lot.
PC and 360 this autumn. More on Shacknews.