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- Klamath home invasion suspect arrested
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- Suspects in Cutten killing arrested in Shasta County
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- Cutten man shot in his home dies
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Two men who had a gun pulled on them during a home invasion robbery attempt last week were arrested Friday morning when police returned to the home after discovering a marijuana grow in the course of the investigation.
The Arcata Police Department said officers served a search warrant on the Eye Street home around 7 a.m. Friday with help from the Humboldt County Drug Task Force.
About 400 plants were found, along with suspected heroin and cocaine.
Erick Allen Battersby, 26, and Daniel Koesters Murray, 21, both of Arcata, were arrested.
APD Sgt. Ron Sligh said police found the grow while investigating the home invasion Jan. 15, when a man with a shotgun kicked in the door of the home and demanded money.
One arrest has been made in the robbery case. Vincent Macias Ramirez Jr., 22, was arrested Thursday.
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Stalin's hometown tears down his statue
Stalin's postmortem downfall was (quite literally) on display last night in Gori, Georgia, where a statue of the Soviet leader was dismantled from its decades-old perch in the square of Uncle Joe's hometown. The unceremonious removal -- conducted without announcement or fanfare in the dead of night -- sounded strangely reminiscent of a criminal enterprise (albeit one carried out by amateur vandals). Stalin's unexpected departure, however, came at the directive of the city's parliament, which explained its decision as a necessary product of modernization. Even President Mikheil Saakashvili weighed in to express his approval: "A memorial to Stalin," he declared in televised remarks, "has no place in the Georgia of the 21st Century."
Saakashvili's assessment isn't as cantankerous as it may sound -- in fact, Stalin-bashers in Gori are by all measures behind the curve. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, rioters across the crumbling USSR eagerly demolished all signs of the former leader (à la Baghdad in 2003), but Georgians in Gori staunchly resisted the revisionist portrait of their homegrown hero: Hundreds of locals reportedly gathered to protect the statue against its would-be defilers. Stalin's corpse was removed from its original resting place inside Red Square in 1961, just a few years after its entombment; half a century later, what's thought to be the last remaining statue of the leader in its original locale has finally come down.
Of course, these Georgians aren't merely catching up with a trend; they plan to take their protest one step further. In a not-so-subtle gesture to their neighbors, the now-ousted statue will be replaced by a memorial for Georgian soldiers who died in the country's 2008 war with Russia.
The now-dismantled Gori Stalin made FP's list of the world's ugliest statues in April.
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That's the night I figured out I was pregnant. I didn't urinate on a stick for another week or so, but look: if 3-4 beers takes me down like the Titanic (too soon?) then I'm either pregnant or my liver's finally erupted into open rebellion. As it is, my liver's fine and come October I'll push from my nether regions a human who will inevitably incite actual rebellion against me in 13 to 16 years.
My guess is that rebelling against aging hipster parents mostly consists of wearing cardigans like they're necklaces and listening to a lot of Pat Boone. And not ironically.
This is a wanted, planned kid. We're happy. Still, I'm not looking forward to the back end of gestation; I already feel like a sperm(ed) whale and I only weigh 135 pounds. I'm ~15 weeks in. Go ahead. Hate me. I know. I'm sorry. Neither am I looking forward to having a newborn, having been around enough of them to know that only something deep within the reptilian section of our brains stops us from leaving the screaming excrement-machines outdoors to suffer from exposure. Who actually looks forward to begging a tiny bundle of rage & tears to please, please let you know what's wrong because you already fed it, burped it, sang to it, and changed it? One night in the not-too-distant future, Husband is going to be awakened by my anguished shouting from second bedroom:
"English, [insert expletive]! Do you speak it!?!"
I'm looking forward to having a potty trained kid with a smattering of language skills. I'm looking forward to finding out what sort of person results from mixing my DNA with Husband's. I'm looking forward to (hopefully) raising a decent human to counteract the swelling population of awful humans. I'm looking forward to being able to call out horrible parenting for what it is without some dolt saying "Oh! But you don't have children yet!" as though I need to have children to know that parents shouldn't slap their kids around for anything short of a secret meth lab in the garage.
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Bluetooth finally reaches ten (years, not users)
Last week the Bluetooth Special Interest Group celebrated ten years since its formation for the purpose of defining and promoting the radio-networking standard that was supposed to link everything together. But has Bluetooth actually done anything more than enable everyone to look like a twat with a glowing blue ear? When …
You mean...
bluetooth was NOT invented to send anon. flirty texts to the hot girl on the next table....
(Ok so mostly they ended up being sent Big Sweaty bloke on the other tabel)
What about the Wii?
Implementation of the Wii to use bluetooth for its controllers has worked quite well; in fact I would gladly see bluetooth replace IR for remote controls on all home electronics as having to have unobstructed view of an IR receiver on a piece of equipment can be difficult and seems out of place in this day and age.
The whole problem with bluetooth...
.. is the concept of 'services' and 'service discovery'. Bluetooth unnescessarily complicates matters by confusing the connection mechanism with specific applications.
Wi-fi's approach is far simpler - you just connect, you get an IP address and thats it. You then use whatever 3rd party network apps you like to shuffle data/stream etc. This is both more logical for the power user and simpler for the man on the street.
"like a twat with a glowing blue ear"
Great article and a great strap line should the El Reg every consider a Nathan Barley style rebranding when upgrading to the Scatternet!
Bluetooth's biggest failing was probably not getting put into TV's and remote controls.
TV's and remotes
if you had bluetooth in remotes you only need the one, then you could afford more complex OS's in the remotes to run more things. Like the universal remotes now.
That has merit and would be far better. Tech nerds could then program their phones as well to run the whole thing. :)
You forgot to mention why pairing is a right pain the rear. Because of blue jacking and using that to rip off people with the premium rate number scam or scare them.
So it's universal ability meant it was used by criminals requiring people to lock it down and make it more complex, thus taking away it's main appeal.
no supply or demand
Yeah I would love to use Bluetooth as a remote control interface (rather than the awkward 'human interface device for PCs' which is not too useful.
I do however love stereo bluetooth (for pumping tunes/calls from mobile -> car).
Sadly, no services came along which gave Bluetooth a Wow! factor; there seemed to be a lot of dragging of feet with no killer apps coming out (it would taken all of a week to program a multiplayer bluetooth Snake game, but I never saw one - but those kind of apps can make technology mainstream in a matter of months).
It's a shame as I really like the technology.
Time protocol
Twice a year I wish that all the devices in the house containing clocks could synchronize themselves from a singe time server. A time protocol would have been a big selling point, I think.
Remote control for presentations
Bluetooth is widely used to control presentation software. The profile is supported by many phones and Windows. It's a good idea: flip between slides without having to keep going back to the laptop to hit the space bar.
Except... if you have a room full of people with Bluetooth phones, the connection freezes. So it appears to work perfectly when you rehearse before the presentation but fails as soon as you stand up and start talking. Sweet!
cybermen and printing
I've been involved in computing for 25 years, and up until about 12 months ago I had no idea what the hell problem bluetooth was supposed to solve, since wifi incarnations did what I needed.
Until, that was, I got one of those little HP printers that I can put near my phone and print pictures at the press of a button. Nice.
Up until that point, I just saw it as a means for the technology fraternity to take the p1ss out of mondeo driving sales folk, making them look stupid with that cyberman ear implant. You know, the one the converted humans wear in dr.who who always die first.
Well that's my plan , if a little off topic, genocide of bluetooth wearing monkey boys.
They're banned from my office and when I get into power, they'll be banned from planet earth too.
<evil laugh... cunning plan>
Re: no supply or demand
Bluetooth for multiplayer games was always killed by the latency in the early Bluetooth devices, as much of the protocol was managed by the main processor.
I spent a year developing games for the first Bluetooth iPaq before we managed to produce anything playable, by which time the funding dried up.
"like a twat with a glowing blue ear"
While we British all seem perfectly well able to recognise the fact that the fake borg / cyberman look does one no favours. For some reason this fact is lost on our american cousins who wander round all day with Bluetooth headsets flashing away in their lug 'oles. What does that say I wonder?
I remember when...
bluetooth first came out. USB was also fairly new. I was tasked with investigating USB as a replacement for the soon to be obsolete RS232, used on engine control modules. After I completed the USB research, I was asked to look at bluetooth. Boy, I thought USB was a lot of spec to cover at some 300+ pages, but when I saw the bluetooth spec at just over 1000 pages, whew! I attempted to read it, but the caffeine just wasn't enough. I told my boss I wasn't gonna do amphetamines to get thru the spec.
Paris-cause she wants to know how you can get blue teeth!
Bluetooth does me proud
and not a glowing blue twat ear in sight.
Get into car > start car > phone connects to plumbed-in bluetooth handsfree > no 'using a handheld mobile phone whilst driving' penalty points on my licence.
What gets me is the people who think a glowing-twat-ear headset is a useful in-car solution, especially when they keep said headset in some cubby-hole in the dashboard, the phone is not guaranteed to have connected to it, the headset is usually uncharged, they can't hear what the other party is saying over the noise of the car, and when they've finally found and put on the headset, they can't figure out how to actually answer the call!
So Bluetooth *finally* reaches ten years, huh?
Were you expecting it to reach ten years old any sooner? Cos I can't think of any technology that's managed to do that. It pretty much follows that you have to wait ten years for it to happen, and then it never fails to occur exactly on schedule.
It just doesn't work
Except for the earphone things, I've never been able to get bluetooth working between two devices made by different manufacturers, especially keyboards.
This includes those thinkgeek laser keyboard things and a Palm or N800/N810. I've had a bunch of people come up and say "I can't get this to work, can you help?" and we've never had any luck.
Sod the headset profile, Is anybody here using the Bluetooth SPP?
I am, its ideal for small data transfers, such as between a phone and a bluetooth GPS receiver. But it seems now GPS is being added to more and more devices, this may become less attractive.
At the mo, it saves me shelling out more cash for a TomTom Go.
All I need do before long car journeys is take out my BT GPS receiver, plonk it on my dashboard under the windscreen so it has a good signal, then fire up TomTom on my HTC Tytn 1 mobile phone (the earlier TyTn without built in GPS) and put the phone in my in-car cup holder! Job done!
TomTom also switches on your BT adapter in the phone, so once initial set up is done, you dont need to sod around switching things on and initiating connections before launching the satnav software.
Fantastic. Connection initiation is quicker than the GPS can lock onto satellites even during warm startups.
Its ideal because I can put the GPS in the position best suited for GPS signal acquisition too.
Bluetooth is far from being defunct. I never saw it as direct competition with WiFi, its just not for that, whatever happened to the PAN acronym? It was inevitable that most of the profiles would not be adopted anyway.
Bluetooth SPP is also great for hobbyist electronics / robotics work too - there are small modules you can buy which just act like serial ports to microcontrollers! Great fun and far better than trying to get a low end microcontroller to talk USB or a full WiFi TCPIP stack set up.
I blame Windows
It's a miracle if you can get Bluetooth running at all on Windows and Windows Mobile.
On Windows because Microsoft can't pull its finger out and the void is filled by WIDCOMM's half-finished drivers where the most complete feature is the DRM tying them to the dongle so you can't update them when a new profile comes out. What would it cost Microsoft to make their stack work with more than a handful of profiles, fix the bugs and push out an update to XP, Vista, and possibly 2000, therefore making Bluetooth an infinitely more pleasant experience for 90% of the computer market.
On Windows Mobile because unless it's talking with another Windows device you still need to need to faff about with COM ports and it's pot luck if it'll work.
In short, they made even more of a mess of Bluetooth than they did with USB.
LAN Access Profile
Hm... the LAN Access service is basically the only way I'm able to transparently use my W300 handset as a GPRS modem without resorting to arcane setups and *99# numbers that just don't seem to work with my carrier. Just fire up the LAN access service, and there you go! Instant mobile access ;) however, my Blackberry has no such support.
I would've liked to see something akin to "Bluetooth SMS" by default on all Bluetooth-enabled phones, as it would be an interesting feature, given how many people have their bluetooth turned on. Oh well...
I haven't done the "earphone Bluetooth" yet, and might not do it for fear of the "bluejacking". Then again, my Blackberry does have a "disable phone calls from BT devices" option.
Useful as mobile phone cable replacement
Prior to Bluetooth, serial or USB cables for mobile phones were an expensive optional extra. Bluetooth has made the use of a cable with some weird connector unnecessary (unless you want to change the phones firmware).
Interestingly, my latest Nokia had the USB cable included but I typically use Blutooth to transfer photos, transfer edited contacts and so on - it's quicker.
I do agree about the whole discovery, pairing and profiles business though - I know many non-technical users who just can't be bothered with it.
A Tale of Two Mice
I recently bought two wireless laser mice for my laptop. A logitech 470 bluetooth unit and the nearly identical logitech 450 non bluetooth wireless mouse.
I didn't intend to buy two mice. My brand sparkly new laptop had integral bluetooth so I bought the 470 bluetooth job. After a bit of frigging around I got it joined to my account on the XP SP2 laptop and it started working for a day or so. Then it stopped working. I swapped it out for another 470 but no joy. The laptop bluetooth was working as I could (slowly) pull pictures off my phone and the mouse worked using my linux system. So it was some nasty XP bluetooth mouse driver problem.
I then bought a bluetooth dongle and that worked with the 470 mouse, but what a carry on. Every user on the laptop had to register the mouse individually and repeatedly. My system became slower. It was a right pain in the bum all round.
So I gave up on bluetooth mice.
I went to the shop and bought the nearly identical but not bluetooth logitech 450 wireless unit. It just worked. No bother, no drivers, no registraton, no association, no messing around with different profiles and no speed loss. Plus they say up to a year on one set of batteries.
The new mouse is identical in size and shape to the old one. And it is cheaper.
Does anyone want to buy a near new logitech 470 laser bluetooth mouse? Going cheap.
work great for me!
reading this on holiday, sadly enough, but from buggy firefox on linux, via bluetooth to my nokia, then gprs to the web. Totally reliable, and not even that expensive. (£1 per 15MB/day on vodafone)
mobiles as modems
I used to do data support for a major mobile phone do and when anyone wanted to use a phone as a Bluetooth modem with windows, we would talk them into useing the cable instead, the connection is faster, and the setup relatively painless. On macs we'd do Bluetooth modems no problem because it made it easy, but windows was just a waste of time.
Buetooth is OK
I like bluetooth because it has too much potenial.
Even though it is 10 years old the "Standard is week". There should be a small base and tougher requirements for cert. With 2.0 stero head phones are now useful (Motorola S9).
My use of bluetooth is only recent. I have been using VS2008 and a trend net bluetooth adapter. Apps i have made, for research, have been SMS server (send SMS messages) on my XP box, more of a gateway. The best one allows you to know when you left a device behind. My desktop and phone use 'BlueLock' and I get notified when I wander off with my phone (not my desktop), beyond linkage. This seems impractical, but it could be if more devices had bluetooth - car/aparment keys, watch (SONY is making one) - anything you can forget - the kids?!
Small commitee, better cert. and at least one chair to push/motivate this standard.
It's not perfect but it is showing progress!
Angry networks
"Last year we asked Mike Foley, head of the Bluetooth SIG, if he could point us in the direction of someone, anyone, who was using Bluetooth Scatternets in anger – he couldn't."
Perhaps my English isn't as good as I think, but this reads like people were angry when using Scatternets. I know what you meant (I think), but it's an awkward sentence and deserved to die at the feet of the editor.
"In anger..."
@Richard: "to XYZ in anger"
In idiom means "to be doing XYZ seriously/with a purpose/in the real world" i.e. not just playing with it, faffing around with concept-proofs, demos etc etc.
Paris because the world needs more love in anger
Sell me that mouse; it'll pry. work fine with MacOS X or Linux... (dang I'm glad I've got a M$-free environment at home...)
But seriously, keyboards mice and audio are just about all I can think of for using Bluetooth; data transfer is to bloody slow. And what turns me off BT for most purposes is its promiscuity - I don't WANT world + dog to know what sort of devices I'm carrying around with me, much less connect to them. Thankfully, my mobile is an antique that was made before BT.
@ AC "like a twat with a glowing blue ear"
"While we British all seem perfectly well able to recognise the fact that the fake borg / cyberman look does one no favours."
Try watching the people at a motorway services and see just how discriminating Brits are.
Never mind though - these people will soon be out of the gene pool. After all BT works on the same frequency as microwave ovens.
"But it's very low power", I hear them say?
"But it still follows the inverse-square law", reply I.
(because she's seen here fitting her earpiece - and anyway the damage is already done)
I recall that pre SP2, Bluetooth on XP was a complete 'mare and I spent hours trying to get those WIDCOMM drivers etc to work. Then SP2 came along with proper drivers and all was well...
...until Windows Update decided to install some new drivers which promptly broke eveything. Didn't take me too long to figure that one out, and banish the update forever. Plain sailing since.
Naff Windows drivers aside (and post SP2), I've managed to get my PC to talk to Nokia, S-E and Motorola mobiles and a Win Mobile PDA with no problems.
Icon as it's blue and I'm sure the guy's got some teeth, though he doesn't appear to have a mouth...
Bluetooth's great
as I look round the room, ready to be hooked up to my PC by bluetooth (with a simple icon double-click) are:
* Wiimotes x2
* Windows Mobile PDAs x3 (WM2003, WM5, WM6)
* Spare Mouse and Keyboard
* BT-serial dongles hooked up to microcontroller programming boards
* Headset x2
* Stereo Headphones
* Microcontroller boards with bluetooth chips on set up for SPP controlling the desk fan, lights, etc.
So It's actually taken off really well for some of us- though it'd have been significantly better if they'd just used it for wireless networking. Even as a high-bandwidth serial cable replacement it'd have taken off more. Ah, well.
me wants intercom
An intercom with size of a typical BT earpiece and range of 50-150 feet is my Most Desired Gadget. It's such a shame that headset vendors do not include this functionality in their products. When you ski in a small company, you typically keep within this range, but it's impossible to talk due to the sound of the skies and muffling of the clothes.
Pun time
I guess this means it'll be getting a visit from the (blue)tooth fairy.
Mine's the one with the bluetooth-enabled phone in the pocket.
It does what it says on the tin
I attended the Monte Carlo Bluetooth Congresses back in 2001. Two things stuck in my mind: 1) that Microsoft was only paying lip-service to adoption despite being a member of the SIG and 2) that the Wi-Fi brigade had misunderstood the concept and saw it as a competitor rather than a complementary technology.
It's a shame it's perceived as unsuccessful. It's a phenomenally useful product when it works, as a short-range personal networking and cable replacement technology. I sync my Nokia and Mac address books with it; I use a wireless keyboard and mouse during presentations; my wife and I exchange photos of our kids. For the record I don't have or want a Bluetooth headset.
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9-22-06 - Kingston residents are rallying around the family of a fallen soldier as they prepare for his funeral on Saturday in the face of a pending protest. Folks are making sure a loud minority aren't heard at all.
It's hard to comprehend how someone would could turn a funeral for a war hero into an anti-gay protest, but it's happened across the country, and this week folks in Kingston are doing all they can to drown out the voices of a loud minority.
The town has spent two days hanging ribbons and flags on nearly every pole they can find, all donated from local businesses. They are not only a symbol of support from the community but will hopefully serve as a stop sign to a group out of Kansas who has shown up at hundreds of other soldier funerals to protest. That group has been passing out fliers around town the last couple of days.
But the Williams family is not worried, saying tomorrow their son will be honored as the hero he is.
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January 14, 2007
"Gilmore came into office with a lot of energy a lot of anticipation," said Matt Smyth, of the UVa Center for Politics.
Gilmore served as Virginia's governor from 1998-2002 and is best known for his campaign platform, no car tax.
"Probably was the single issue that carried him into office," said Smyth.
However, many experts believe the elimination of the tax lead to a major budget deficit.
"It became clear that the budget deficit was a lot bigger that most people had thought not just the governor's administration himself, but everyone around Virginia," Smyth said.
Can Virginian's forget the way he left office and support Gilmore in 2008?
"Oh I definitely am, definitely," said a young voter.
"He basically screwed the commonwealth of Virginia out of a lot of needed tax dollars," said one local.
What about outside the state lines?
"We moved here about six months ago and I've seen him on TV talking about his candidacy, but prior to that I'm from the Philadelphia area and I had never really heard of him," said one man.
"There isn't a soul that knows him outside of the state of Virginia and not many people in the state of Virginia remember him any more," said a Prince George man.
But that doesn't mean all doom and gloom Smyth said name recognition can play a role in raising money.
"But on the other hand we still have a fairly personal component to presidential politics with the primary in New Hampshire and the caucuses in Iowa, the early contests in other states where candidates can visit, meet the voters and really have an impact," added Smyth
An impact we'll have to wait to see if Virginians will follow.
"I think ultimately Virginians would probably support a Virginian running for the presidency," said a Virginian.
Just last week, Jim Gilmore filed papers with the Federal Elections Committee to form an official Presidential Exploratory Committee.
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The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission is slated to hear the rezoning case Monday at 1 p.m. at the County Courthouse.
Chattanooga planners Wednesday called for temporarily deferring a planned $100 million mixed-use project in Hixson, saying the site will play "a critical role" in the area's future.
But the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency staff said the project "could be in keeping" with the community.
The staff also included a list of 25 conditions to the proposal by Chattanooga developer Duane Horton on the 190-acre site off state Highway 153 near Boy Scout Road.
The staff recommended the deferral until it can gain feedback from the Tennessee Department of Transportation on a revised traffic study of the site.
"Over the next 30 days, staff will review the proposed traffic study improvements with TDOT, and the city engineer will determine the appropriate improvements that should be provided in concert with the proposed development phasing," the staff said in a report.
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission is slated to hear the rezoning case Monday.
Horton said Wednesday he's not deterred and is looking forward to the next step.
"Whether the project moves forward next week or in the coming days, our strategy will not change," he said in an email. "We will continue to listen, design and implement a plan that will provide the best use of this property both now and in the future."
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She also said she's troubled that there's no detailed stormwater management plan and is concerned the developer's phasing of the project could leave a large area undeveloped for a long period.
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The couple started arguing on Saturday, around 3 in the morning, in a house near Fair Park. The man told the woman he hadn't forgotten their past arguments, all the times she had "disrespected" him. He shoved his palm hard against her face and forced her down against a desk. She fought him, pushing ... More >>
The story in today's Dallas Morning News about Dallas Cowboys football player Dez Bryant getting off on mom-beating charges contains this line about Bryant's lawyer, state Senator Royce West: "West said the incident was a dispute, not an assault." The woman called DeSoto cops and said her son had t ... More >>
Just before 2 p.m. today, the conference room in state senator Royce West's law office looked like a game of journalist Tetris, as some two dozen reporters and ten news cameras crammed around a long table to hear what Dez Bryant had to say about his recent arrest for allegedly attacking his mother, ... More >>
"Queens for a day" could be a sign that feds are getting really ambitious.
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This weekend I have been sitting around ruminating on the last three years of reporting I have done on the Inland Port story, which now seems to an element in the FBI corruption probe of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price. By the way, I happen to know the FBI has been hearing about this ... More >>
Photo by Patrick MichelsRaymond Crawford and his 21-foot-long scroll of signatures unfurled at Dallas City Hall on April 20Dallas anti-gas drilling activist Raymond Crawford just copied us on a letter he's sending to state Sen. Royce West today, asking him to "personally get involved [and] do wha ... More >>
At this very moment, the state Senate Committee on Education -- which includes chair Florence Shapiro, John Carona and Royce West -- is hearing testimony related to these seven Senate bills, most of which would let school districts increase class size and give teachers furlough days and further f ... More >>
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National LampoonAs The American Independent reminds this morning, there have been myriad bills proposed in the Texas Legislature in recent years that would allow for the creation of so-called sobriety checkpoints. And last year's S.B. 298 -- submitted by state Sen. John Corona and co-authored by, ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenWith The Ackermans now on stage at the Jack Daniels Old No. 7 Club, Dallas County Democratic Party chair Darlene Ewing finally made her appearance about 45 mintues ago along with state Senator Royce West and a group of candidates, when she expressed her condolences to the ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenState Senator Royce West and county judge candidate Clay Jenkins help pump up the crowd as District Attorney Craig Watkins grabs the mic Saturday afternoon.This, in case you have not heard, is the "Summer of Justice." Which, as far as summers-of goes, ranks somewhere in betwee ... More >>
Freddy Rodrigurez in the Planet Terror half of GrindhousePatrick Michels and I are at City Hall for this afternoon's big ol' teevee announcement with the mayor and Pistol Pete. And we'll return shortly with a few choice quotes and, better still, photos. But here's the big announcement, which I tr ... More >>
Danny FulgencioCal JillsonMuch like Richard Allen's interview, our conversation with Southern Methodist University political scientist Cal Jillson didn't make it into the cover story on Dallas County Judge Jim Foster appearing in last week's paper version of Unfair Park. But that's not to say ... More >>
If the story about DA Craig Watkins refusing a second attempt by the OAG to help investigate the constables was news, that's news to us.For those who didn't read our cover story last week, the Office of the Attorney General made a second attempt on February 23 to lend a helping hand to Distri ... More >>
Sam MertenThe board of directors of the Cypress Waters Municipal Management District take their oaths today at One Arts Plaza.The Cypress Waters Municipal Management District officially became the city's first such district -- that is, one with the power to levy taxes and issue bonds -- this ... More >>
Sam MertenEarlier this week, state Sen. Royce West sent to Dallas County Democratic Party precinct chairs a missive beneath the subject heading "From One Democrat to Another." It has become, during the last 48 hours, a subject of much conversation among those who received it. (Well, that's not en ... More >>
Sam MertenState Sen. Royce West and friendsFormer Dallas Observer ace reporter (and sometime-Unfair Park contributor) Matt Pulle has a great piece up today on the Texas Watchdog Web site revealing that in 2008 alone, state Sen. Royce West's 10-person law firm billed the City of Dallas, Dallas Area R ... More >>
Courtesy The LodgeThe Austin American-Statesman reports this afternoon that the state Senate has given its unanimous OK to new-and-improved legislation that revamps the contentious "pole tax" imposed upon, ya know, gentleman's establishments a couple of years back. The original legislation, which im ... More >>
The real tragedy of the Inland Port situation is illustrated by the sound file you can listen to at the bottom of this item -- an excerpt from Cheryl Smith's long-running program Reporter's Round Table on KKDA-FM (104.5). If you listen to this carefully, you will discover some important things about ... More >>
Patrick MichelsTom Leppert meets and greets the kids at last night's town hall meeting. Because, after all, someone has to think about the children.You know, maybe instead of a lot of wood-chopping by yours truly, I should just put this log out there and let you whup on it yourself for a while. I'm ... More >>
Alexander FloresIf Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert doesn't mention his ideas for taking over the Dallas school system at his town hall meeting Thursday at Harold Wendell Lang Sr. Middle School, you can bet somebody in the audience will bring it up. In fact, it sounds to me like people will be there at 6:30 ... More >>
If the Morning News considers itself the "conscience" of southern Dallas, it has a lot of explaining to do.
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You know what needs $40 million worth of upgrades and renovations? The Dallas Convention Center, apparently. Back on February 13, the city council approved two key items, one of which -- the $500,000 option on the Chavez parcel -- green-lighted the convention center hotel project. The other vote, wh ... More >>
Electronic monitoring may dramatically curb truancy. So why isn't DISD interested?
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Birringer, R. and Zimmer, P. (2008) Novel approach to measuring interface stress of phase boundaries: The case of Ag/Ni. SCRIPTA MATERIALIA, 58 (8). pp. 639-642.
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Based on the generalization of a capillary equation for solids, we develop a method for measuring the absolute value of phase-boundary stress in a particulate two-phase nanocomposite. Extracting interface stress requires precise measurement of residual-strain-free lattice parameters and determination of specific interfacial areas as well as volume fractions of phases. We find a value of 3.5 +/- 0.2 N m(-1) for the isotropic interface stress of the Ag/Ni phase boundary. (C) 2007 Acta Materialia Inc. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Acting wasn't what Mark Feuerstein's parents thought their high-achieving son would do after graduating from Princeton University. But he did earn a Fulbright Scholarship and chose to study acting.
He honed his craft on the soap opera Loving and was in several television series, including Caroline in the City and Good Morning, Miami, as well as the films Two Weeks' Notice and What Women Want. He stars in the USA Network summer series Royal Pains, playing Dr. Hank Lawson, who runs a concierge medical practice in the Hamptons of Long Island. The 42-year-old is married with three children. Royal Pains airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
Excerpts from an interview:
Q. Do you get a lot of jokes about I'm not a real doctor. I just play one on TV?
A. Kelly Ripa was just making them on national television. I was a guest and she kept saying, We're here with Dr. Mark Feuerstein. I just explained if the acting thing doesn't work out, I have this other profession.
Q. Speaking of that, you have a stellar academic résumé. Did your parents ever suggest being a lawyer or doctor as backup when you said you wanted to act?
A. My parents were definitely of the mind that I would be a lawyer, maybe a doctor, probably not an accountant. Lawyer, for sure. But when I got to Princeton and started doing plays, I think they secretly became terrified. To my face, they were incredibly supportive, which I will always appreciate and cherish. I think it was a combination of seeing me do good work and then eventually seeing me on television that gave them some confidence that I might actually be able to make a living at this.
Q. So they never gave the impression they were worried.
A. They never gave me the impression that they were scared, even though I know at the beginning they were.
Q. Did you ever question the value of your chosen profession?
A. There was a moment. My daughter was very sick three years ago, so that was the hardest time of our lives when she was ... undergoing two separate heart surgeries in March and May 2010. In the course of those 89 days, there was no good day to miss work and no sense of when it was appropriate to leave the show and be with my wife. Of course, on the days of the surgeries, they found a way to shoot around my schedule, but other than that I was at work.
You know, there would be nights texting the nurses at 3 in the morning trying to find out the status. Having to be on a set to shoot a TV show where I pretend to be a doctor didn't seem all that important compared to the nurses and doctors who were saving our daughter's life. That's where the value of being an actor did not seem so great, as you asked.
But when I think about my most comfortable moments at home watching TV on the couch with my wife or going to the movies, some of the greatest moments we experience are when we are entertained, when people take us out of our humdrum existence. So on one hand, it can seem not valuable, and on the other, it can seem like the greatest escape.
Q. So what was it like the first time you were recognized on the street?
A. It's funny. For probably 15 years, once I had been on Caroline in the City, I was that guy from that thing. You know? I would pass people on the street and they would say, Hey, you're that guy from that thing, or, What are you on?
I would have to list my résumé, and I would say, Caroline in the City. They would say, No. I would say, Good Morning, Miami. They would say, No. At one time, someone even said, Wait, isn't your father Harvey Feuerstein? Don't you go to Park East Synagogue? I said, Yes, that's me. He said, Oh, OK, that's how I know you. So it's run the gamut.
I am very happy to say now that Royal Pains is such a staple on the USA Network and well known, that no longer happens much. People know me as Dr. Hank from Royal Pains, and I am very proud to be Dr. Hank.
Q. Have you ever had any trouble maintaining your confidence as an actor?
A. Confidence and relaxation as an actor are the most prized commodities. Every day on set is a different combination of things that can throw you or things that make you feel more comfortable and more at home.
I am as susceptible as anyone to the whims and arrows of relaxation fortune because we are sensitive souls. When you are on set and you are feeling good about life and your show's picked up for season five and six, it gives you a big boost of confidence and makes you feel great about life. It makes it easier to do your job. When you are on a sitcom and trying to be funny and the network is breathing down your neck and making you nervous that you are about to be canceled, it is a little harder to relax. So I am very lucky. Still, there are days where you lose your confidence as with anything.
Q. You've talked about how, to be a good actor, you have to let down your defenses and be vulnerable. When you do that on the job all day, do you come home more open or more closed up?
A. I think – to be funny – it's a big shift when you go from being number one on the call sheet and people are grabbing you a nice cold seltzer every hour and serving you food when they have snacks and checking on your makeup and hair and you get primped and taken great care of, to come home and your wife is handing you one of your three children and saying, Get back to work. This ain't the set of your TV show.
In terms of the emotional transition, I can't say it's a big difference. One is my job, where I try to tap into all of the things that make me human and convey them in the role of Hank Lawson or whatever role I am playing. And when I'm home, I'm similarly trying to access all of my serenity. In one, you are trying to summon the eternal emotions of anger, sadness, sweetness, humor and charm to play a character. At home, you are trying to avoid summoning anger and sadness and mostly trying to summon your patience.


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Locking Parklands voted a favourite amongst first time buyers in the UK
By LucieSissone | Tuesday, February 26, 2013, 10:31
Locking Parklands, the mixed-use
development built on the former RAF Locking site in Weston-super-Mare, has been
named as one of the top sites in the UK for those searching for their first
Built by St. Modwen Homes, the
residential arm of St. Modwen, the UK's leading regeneration specialist,
Locking Parklands has been shortlisted in the Best Large Development category for
the national First Time Buyer Awards; an awards programme that recognises those
housing developments and housebuilders that aim to make purchasing a first home
Locking Parklands has proven a
resounding success with first time buyers – particularly those currently living
locally to Weston-super-Mare – with more than 50 per cent of the homes sold so
far at the development bought by those moving into their first home. What's
more 95 per cent of these first time buyers have benefitted from using one of
the purchaser schemes made available by St. Modwen Homes.
Neil Simpson, sales and marketing
director at St. Modwen Homes said: "First time buyers have faced a real
struggle since the property market crashed in 2007 and even recent statistics
show that it will take many people looking to buy their first home a decade to
save the required deposit. For a healthy property market to exist we need to
encourage purchases at all levels of the property ladder and we have ensured that
this has remained a real focus for St. Modwen Homes. As a company we have
launched a number of schemes aimed at making life easier for first time buyers,
for example our equity loan scheme FirstStep requires a deposit of just five
per cent which is 75 per cent less that the national average.
"To have been shortlisted for the
national First Time Buyers Awards is a fantastic achievement for Locking Parklands
and to know that it is being voted for by the general public is even more
The properties at Locking Parklands are
aimed at those on all stages of the property ladder but in the first phase of
the development, The Parkside, particular focus was given to designing homes
suited to first time buyers, taking into account sustainability, design and affordability.
The upcoming phase, The Meadows, will also boast a range of properties designed
with first time buyers in mind.
Just one year old, Locking Parklands
has already been named the third best residential development in the UK in the national
What House Awards (November 2012). The award was given in recognition of the
original house designs and attractive streetscapes at Locking Parklands which
set the site apart from other new build developments across the country.
The First Time Buyer Awards are voted
for by the general public. Those wishing to vote for Locking Parklands in the
Best Large Development category can do so by completing the online form at http://www.ftbawards.com/voting-poll.html
Currently available for sale at Locking
Parklands is a selection of three and four bedroom homes from £219,500, and the
next phase is due to be released for sale next month, offering one, two, three
and four bedroom homes and apartments from £129,995.
The development boasts good road access to the
M5 and A371 and is just a short ten minute drive to the beach and Weston-super-Mare
town centre. The Locking Parklands marketing suite, located on Farnborough Road
off the A371, is open for visitors seven days a week between 10am and 6pm. For
further information please call the St. Modwen Homes sales team on 0844 243
4848 or visit www.lockingparklands.co.uk


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French Hacker Targets Little Kid With Facebook Prank
Here's how it happened. Apparently, Facebook relies on crowd-sourced translations for developing its platform in foreign languages. Users in non-English speaking countries can submit their own translations of, say, "friend request," or any other Facebook-related term or phrase, and "vote up" any other submitted translations. The highest-rated interpretation is ultimately what appears on Facebook's platform in a given country, but, as some French hacker just proved, the system isn't completely foolproof.
Somehow, the rogue jester managed to insert the following, grammatically incorrect phrase into Facebook's 'report/block person' menu: "En discution instantané, Le petit frère de Dylan Zéroosiix m'a insulter." (Translation: "Over instant messenger, the little brother of Dylan Zéroosiix insulted me.") Dylan Zéroosiix, in case you're wondering, is this little guy. No one knows who his little brother is, but we're guessing he looks even more harmless than Dylan does. It's equally unclear whether baby bro was the target, or, perhaps, the mastermind behind this joke -- if you wanna call it that. Either way, Facebook should probably start developing a better translation system, and French people should probably start developing better pranks.


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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway announced Friday it has agreed to buy another Omaha-based business, the Oriental Trading Company.
Berkshire is paying $500 million for the OTC, the nation's largest direct retailer of value-priced party supplies, arts and crafts, school supplies, toys and novelties. The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of November.
The Oriental Trading Company made about $70 million in earnings over the past 12 months. The OTC, which has been in business for more than 80 years, was purchased out of bankruptcy 18 months ago.
The purchase will add to an already long list of local and national businesses in and around Omaha owned by Buffett's company. You don't have to drive very far in Omaha and Sarpy County to come across a business or a brand owned by Warren Buffett.
Nebraska Furniture Mart is probably one of the most well-known local Berkshire holdings. Borsheims is another place that probably comes to mind. It's also a popular stop for Berkshire Hathaway stockholders during their annual meeting in the spring.
Sit down to enjoy a Blizzard at Dairy Queen, take a look at the Omaha World-Herald while wearing a Fruit of the Loom T-shirt with a ring from Borsheims; well you get the idea. While driving around town in your car, which may be insured by Geico, you might also come across a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train. If you're looking to spruce up the house a little bit, Benjamin Moore paint and a little Johns Manville insulation could do the trick.
Most people around Omaha and the country are familiar with Warren Buffett, even though we may not realize all the things he has in his portfolio.
"He's the second wealthiest man in the world," said Kevin Skovenski of Buffalo, New York. "I wouldn't mind his capital."
"I don't think of him as owning them, he has all these shareholders," said Marge Williams of Bellevue. "I'm proud that he's from Omaha.
Now the Oriental Trading Company is joining the Berkshire Hathaway family, so maybe some novelty toys and party favors will be a new perk for shareholders at next year's meeting.


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|The Social Action Secretariat - Publications (1960)
Social Action at Manhattanville Home
Immediately following the placement of the Social Action Secretariat at Manhattanville College, members of the group began to compose a series of booklets to keep N.F.C.C.S. members informed of the most recent developments in social action issues. Racial discrimination was the first topic tackled by the Social Action Secretariat (S.A.S.).
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Yesterday, the California-based Institute for College Access and Success released its seventh-annual state-by-state student debt report, and it turns out Minnesota is right near the top of the charts when it comes to average debt load for college grads.SEE ALSO: Economic recovery? What economic reco ... More >>
Michael Gaughan takes his rap act to San Francisco
With Valentine's Day fast approaching, you may be wondering what you get your sweetie. This weekend features several great parties that should entertain as well as enable you to shop for the holiday. In addition to these events for lovers, this edition of Freeloader Friday has tons of art shows, ... More >>
That's what 71 percent of the Minnesotan class of 2010 needs to know.A new report released this morning shows that graduates from Minnesotan colleges are shouldering some of the nation's highest student loan debt. The figures show the Minnesotan class of 2010 is the fourth most in debt in the co ... More >>
If you're looking for the party to usher in the fall, look no further than the Minneapolis College of Art and Design's 125th Anniversary bash tomorrow night. Of course, the point is to celebrate the endurance and commitment to artistic innovation of one of our nation's top ten design schools. ... More >>
A full-scale bar and restaurant catering to the bicycling community may soon be coming to Minneapolis. Spearheading the project is Ross Stangler, a 28-year-old restaurant and bar consultant and cycling enthusiast determined to find the funding to launch a bicycle-centric eatery in the city th ... More >>
Image courtesy of Rik SferraAt first glance it looks like winter has already consumed artist Ayomi Yoshida's trees; black, gnarly branches pop off of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design's white walls. But upon closer inspection it is suddenly spring.
Photo by Cody YorkScott West may be best known for the live paintings he creates during Cloud Cult concerts, but this weekend he has his own solo show at Tarnish & Gold Gallery featuring studio paintings he's been working on since the beginning of 2010. He quit his creative design job in Janu ... More >>
Installation by Dr. Thomas O. HaakensonIt's not every day that an institution's staff puts their own work on display at the beginning of the year, but the faculty at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design are presenting their current works in the annual faculty exhibition for the public and st ... More >>
Quick-service cafes get it done
This weekend is free to be weird.
There's epic amounts of free stuff this weekend.
Paying homage to those who speak the language of creativity
Check out these trailers for films you won't fond at your local megaplex.
Your best bets on the big screen this weekend.
Free, freaky stuff to do this weekend.
Perez made nobody while living in Hartnett's Kenwood house
Be inspired by everything from an anime festival to a film noir microcinema
She's photographed everyone from Common to Jam Master Jay and worked as a photo editor at the Source. And she's got Minneapolis ties.
A local lawyer is taking record companies to court, insisting on a fair hearing for downloaders
Rock stuntman Mark Mallman takes off the wolf mask
Size matters in holiday movies, but shorts make an impression
Puckish duo Brother and Sister rock out for your inner child.
Fifteen of the best summer patios to grab a drink at this summer!
Film as a weapon in a time of war: Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival coverage.
Vince Leo Turns three generations of his Italian family into a national photo album
A series of artist showdowns paints an unflattering portrait of the diStilo Gallery
Cartoonist and portraitist Frank Gaard has faced off against the anti-defamation league, art-school administration, and his landlord and remains a defiantly good artist
Melissa Stang's installation art makes a sly statement about latter-day womanhood
In the Eighties he was a rising art star on the downtown gallery scene. In the Nineties he was a stalwart of independent exhibition. Today Bill Wormley is sick, broke, and unsure why he should keep painting.
Two abstract Minnesota painters explore the spiritual shades of an everlasting winter
Can a small school of figurative art revive a great, dead tradition in painting?
Director Eric Rohmer tells his Autumn Tale--and a seasoned critic turns the page
A local showcase of short student films exposes the long road of working in celluloid
Inmate artists and prison instructors talk about life on the inside
Concertgoers caught in last week's melee at the bombshelter say the MPD did as much to start the riot as they did to quell it.


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Why Millions of Fans Have Felt a Great Disturbance in the Force
Pinback @ Crescent Ballroom|1/31/13After interviewing singer/guitarist Rob Crow and having an at-length discussion of Star Wars, my expectations for Pinback's live show were set pretty high. He said somewhat vaguely, "Everybody agrees these are the best shows that we've ever played," which made me f ... More >>
San Diego's post rock-meets-subdued pop duo Pinback has kind of been under the radar for the past five years. Rob Crow and Zach Smith took a break from recording new Pinback songs to focus on side projects and family, all while taking Pinback out for occasional tours. But the duo returned in late ... More >>
Of the many pearls of wisdom that Yoda dropped on Luke Skywalker's ass in The Empire Strikes Back ("Size matters not," "Wars not make one great") it was the green-skinned Jedi guru's Zen-like mantra of "Do or do not...there is no try" that probably resonates the most with Joe Maldonado. That's beca ... More >>
The year 1977 had a slew of watershed moments for both science fiction and pop culture as a whole. In theatres across the country, George Lucas' bombastic space opera flick Star Wars was blowing up like the Death Star and changing the cinematic landscape. Every child who was lucky enough to witnes ... More >>
Deja Dance will participate in the Rites of Spring Ball on Friday at the Alwun House.According to the calendar on our wall, more than a week remains until spring has officially arrived. But for all intents and purposes, it feels like it's already sprung. The last gasp of winter has come and gone, te ... More >>
Pat Curley slices through the loony conspiracy theories at his influential "Screw Loose Change" Web site
Towering above the competition
Hungarian subways are a rich setting
This is not the film you're looking for
Luminarias light up race course
Revolutions runs a playful joy ride through a nifty vision of hell
Treasure Planet reveals an embarrassment of riches
Is Scottsdale ready for four more years of political scrutiny from George Zraket? It all depends on who you ask.
Hip-hop goes Hollywood, as DJ Q-Bert brings his scratch-music saga to the big screen
Game soundtracks struggle for legitimacy in an industry obsessed with killing machines, not killer tunes
Sci-fi conventions are where movie stars go to burn brightly one more time
Let's have a look at John McCain's military personnel file
Review-proof Star Wars prequel? Jedi set, go!
Spawn's creator revolutionized the comic-book industry. But did he survive Hollywood with his soul intact?
Return of the Jedi ushers in the age of movies for toys' sake
The Empire Strikes Back--again--in striking "special edition" reissue
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With great events like these, it's hard to pick just one. Hit up the Fine Print, Rare Book and Paper Arts Fair or the Grand Center Spring Art Walk, then get inspired at the Urban Renewal Project, showcasing work by Employment Connection clients -- homeless, U.S. Veterans and ex-offenders who took tr ... More >>
Jessica Baran encapsulates the St Louis arts scene
Jessica Baran encapsulates the St Louis arts scene
Julian Schnabel sees only treacle in the story that inspired his Diving Bell.
Cannes 2007 was a success, but how many of its movies will you actually get to see?
Our one-man jury bestows honors on the best of Cannes 2007.
Annual girl-whirl unfurls
A show at Washington University takes us back to the present
The new Gallery 210
Sherman Alexie gets a load off his chest in The Business of Fancydancing
Before Night Falls recounts the grim, brave life of the persecuted Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas
A pair of retrospectives make intriguing challenges to this standard exhibition form
Gary Lucas has performed with Captain Beefheart, Jeff Buckley, John Zorn and Allen Ginsberg. Now he's visiting St. Louis to perform alongside the silent film The Golem.


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Joel James was never able to regain his early-season form following a knee injury last December. With his sophomore campaign now tucked away, the sizable...
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6. North Carolina: James Michael McAdoo is gone, but Marcus Paige is returning to school, which is good news. The Tar Heels essentially return the...
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On March 28, Schuyler Coleman (football) and Joel James (men's basketball) helped students at New Hope Elementary School celebrate Dr. Seuss Day as part of...
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If Joel Berry wins Mr. Basketball for the state of Florida this year, he will be one of the few players in high school basketball...
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There were many discussions in the offseason regarding which player would be the Tar Heels' "X-factor" in 2013-14. From James Michael McAdoo to Joel James,...
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Roy Williams said there's a chance UNC might roll out its altered starting lineup again for tonight's game at Virginia. Or maybe not, the coach...
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In line with my irrepressible contrarian streak, I've always viewed Internet censorship as a problem that is ultimately solvable and, thus, less important than other problems facing the Web. For example, we have no tools to fight the proliferation of spin or the growth of "enclave extremism" and homophily; both of these problems do not lend themselves to easy quantitative solutions and may turn out to be much more important in the long run.
Internet censorship, on the other hand, usually presents a rather boring set of challenges - e.g. "I can't get from A to B". As most such problems, it could be solved by clever tinkering with the system ("well, if you can't get from A to B, then go to C first and then use C to get to B" - this is the kind of anti-censorship solution that proxy-based technologies like TOR have eventually embraced).
As the GreenDam saga shows, the methods favored by censors evolve and get more sophisticated as well (today, Internet censors may not even let you think about etting to point B - you may never have the time to even consider the C option, as your browser will be shut down). There is, of course, nothing surprising about it: why wouldn't governments be doing this? After all, there are many smart techies working for the governments as well - and sometimes they even believe in and like what they are doing.
However, usually there are many more talented people opposing the dictators - some of them foreigners - so my bet has been that the "good guys" will always be a few steps ahead, churning out the sophisticated technology that dissidents and activists could use to bypass censorship. I think that this view has proved correct: I can't think of a country in which those who REALLY want to access the banned content wouldn't be able to do so after 15-20 minutes of extensive googling (of course, it may take forever to download the anti-censorship software, particularly if you are on a poor connection somewhere in Africa or Central Asia, but this is besides the point; the point is that it would really take less than half an hour to find out HOW to do it). And I think the number of online resources that provide instructions on how to circumvent censorship barriers is growing exponentially (check, for example, the recently launched SESAWE, lavishly funded by the US government, which brands itself as "circumvention central").
All of the above has been equally true of both pull (browsing) and push (subscribing to RSS/email newsletters) technologies, even though I always had a feeling that governments were much more concerned about the pull side of the equation (those who wanted to subscribe to "critical content" were probably already lost causes, at least from the perspective of an authoritarian regime, and it's the hearts and minds of the undecided that truly matter).
In its early days, RSS technology has often been heralded as one of the ways in which information can be easily delivered to those who want it, even if the original web-sites carrying it are blocked. Well, as governments learned how to block RSS updates, this is no longer the case (and nobody knows for sure how closely the Chinese, for example, are watching RSS, but every now and then, there are disturbing reports that they are doing more closely than we would really like them to).
Compared to RSS, email has always looked much more attractive - particularly, encrypted email that authorities can't easily inspect for keywords and other traces of critical content. It also helps that almost all Internet users have an email account, but only a tiny percent use (or have ever heard of RSS).
The problem is that email updates are not as ubiquitous as RSS and few high-quality web-sites cram full content of their articles into email newsletters (but there are quite a few of them that are beginning to experiment with full-text RSS content). So if someone could combine the ubiquity and security of email with the power of RSS, the problem of delivering critical content would have been solved.
Well, it may have already happened. A recent report in VentureBeat points to another US government initiative - this time from the Broadcasting Board of Governors - that would use email services like Gmail and Yahoo (which are encrypted and usually secure from inspection by authorities) to deliver RSS content. The tool - called Feed Over Email - is currently in development, but, once read, it could serve as a proxy-less reader.
I think that this is a great initiative: while governments constantly block proxy servers, there is no way that they will block Gmail, in part because many of them (and their children) use Gmail too. This also presents Google, Yahoo and other tech companies with a guilty conscience about their actions in China and elsewhere with a unique opportunity to offer their idle computer capacity for noble use. I haven't yet seen any reaction from the tech world, but this is something that they really need to spearhead, if they really like to prove their commitment to freedom and human rights.
And, of course, kudos to the US government for not killing this initiative at the outset; I guess it was a little bit too complicated for the bureaucrats to understand what it actually does. Next step? Develop similar Firefox applications and browser add-ons. But, wait... As we learnt a few weeks ago, the US State Department refuses to use Firefox for cost-saving reasons. Too bad - had they been open to technology early on, many of their budget lines would shrink to zero by now...


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Since Barack Obama took office, federal agents and prosecutors have conducted about 200 raids on medical marijuana dispensaries and growers, despite an Obama campaign promise to tolerate dispensaries in states that have legalized them. But whatever the dangers of marijuana, one thing is clear: Smoking pot is a lot less dangerous for one's brain cells than listening to Obama administration officials offer congressional testimony…
Appearing before the House Judiciary Committee, Holder acknowledged the Justice Department had broken with the Bush administration and pledged not to go after anyone acting within state law.
Nevertheless, those involved in large-scale marijuana growing and distribution have "come up with ways in which they are taking advantage of these state laws and going beyond that which the states have authorized," Holder said in response to questions from Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y. "Those are the only cases that we have been going after."
Those wily cancer patients, always looking to take advantage of state laws for their own nefarious anti-pain agendas.
It's fun to consider other groups, besides manipulative cancer sufferers, who have "taken advantage" of statutes and gone beyond what the spirit of the law may have authorized. There are Bush administration officials who authorized torture, in contravention to the Geneva Conventions and U.S. law. There are financial sector tycoons who committed fraud on a daily basis in order to issue, sell and securitize mortgages from under-qualified individuals. It's amazing the DOJ has the manpower to prosecute medical marijuana dispensaries, when so many bodies are needed to sit on those other cases.
At the same time, this pattern of conduct fits in with Obama's life history. As a member of the Choom Gang, Obama "often elbowed his way in, out of turn, shouted 'Intercepted!,' and took an extra hit." An auspicious start to a career making sure that all the drugs belonged to him.
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Every Irish family has its own version or this classic dish. My recipe comes from my father's family in Ireland. It's part of my St. Pat's menu, along with lamb chops, carrots and soda bread. —Marilou Robinson, Portland, Oregon
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Prep: 10 min. Cook: 35 min.
2 pounds cabbage, shredded
2 cups water
4 pounds potatoes, peeled and quartered
2 cups milk
1 cup chopped green onions
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1/4 cup butter, melted
Crumbled cooked bacon and minced fresh parsley
In a large saucepan, bring cabbage and water to a boil. Reduce heat;
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