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Live From CES: h20 audio iPod Waterproofing Kit
Posted by Chris Cardinal Categories: Accessories, CES, CES 2006, Portable Audio / Video,
At Showstoppers, an after-CES press-only event, we got some hands on experience with h20 audio's waterproofing kit for the iPod. Offering models for the mini, nano, shuffle and standard iPod, the kit includes a locking mechanism to ensure that no water seeps in, and an innovative scroll wheel that allows you to twist and select even underwater. They say it's perfect for snowboarding, skiing, hot tubbing or even those pleasant bubble baths that the Gear Live staff is so fond of. We interview Kristian from h20 who tells us more about the included waterproof headphones and the price points. (Around $70.00, depending on your pod's size.)
Another still of their display unit submerged, after the jump.
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Live From CES: Sima Products "Hitch" Allows iPod to iPod Transfers
Posted by Chris Cardinal Categories: CES, CES 2006, Peripherals, Portable Audio / Video,
Down in the depths of the South Hall, Sima Products Corporation was telling stories of their forthcoming "Hitch" device. The Hitch allows you to quickly and easily transfer songs, files and photos amongst your myriad iPods, or any other USB device. The Neat: Hitch interfaces with the iPod library so that you can select only the songs you want to actually transfer. The nature of the device also lets you transfer from a digital camera straight to your iPod, from thumb drive to thumb drive or any other crazy combination you can come up with. The anti-neat: It doesn't circumvent FairPlay, Apple's less-than-pleasant DRM solution. Thus, you can't transfer your iTunes songs… However, the box is built on Linux, which means that it's "upgradeable," according to the sales rep, but if you're enterprising enough, you could probably read that as "hackable."
Rumor has it it'll launch on April 1st, to coincide with ThinkGeek's joke last year, the iCopulate. Unfortunately, he said the street price will be around $120-$150, which seems a bit pricey, but useful if you frequently find yourself in the middle of USB ménage-à-trois. You know you like it.
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CES 2006 Video: Motorola ROKR E2
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, CES, CES 2006, Features, Portable Audio / Video,
The other night we were able to pull a Motorola representative aside to give us the down low on the new ROKR E2 music phone. I guess they were worried that I might snuff the guy, take the ROKR, and run, because another Motorola person had to come along to ensure that no funny business went down. Nonetheless, we were able to get quite a few details about the follow up to the original disappointment. First, the phone runs Linux, which allows for an all new interface. The screen is a nice 320x240 262k color display, and the only limitation to the number of tracks that can be played is the amount of space you have. The phone doesn't run iTunes, so you are free to fill it with all the content you want. Once done listening to those, you can use the built-in FM tuner (with 30 presets) to keep on listening. You can even browse the web using Opera. This is a slick phone. Check the video above for more details about the phone. If you want to download it, look for our new video show that we will be launching after CES.
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Live At CES 2006: Hands On With Verizon UTStarcom XV6700 Windows Mobile 5 Device
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, CES, CES 2006, Features, Handhelds, Wireless / WiFi,
We just got our hands on the new Verizon XV6700 UTStarcom Windows Mobile device. This is the other WM 5.0 device available on Verizon's network, and we are actually quite a bit more impressed with this one than with the Treo 700w, which launched yesterday. This one sports EV-DO, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 2.8-inch 65k color 240x320 display, 1.3 megapixel camera/MPEG-4 camcorder, MiniSD card support, and 64MB internal RAM. It also has a sliding QWERTY keyboard, which when opened, changes the display from portrait to landscape on the fly. The phone is available now to Verizon Wireless Business customers, and will be available to general consumers on January 19th at a price of $299 USD after $100 rebate and a two-year agreement. We have a few more images of the XV6700 after the jump.
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Live From CES: Hands On With Vista—Parental Controls
Posted by Chris Cardinal Categories: CES, CES 2006, Software,
Now, it's true that something like parental controls are usually the last "cool" feature you'd expect a blog site to chat about, but Vista has big plans for keeping Timmy's future porn habit at bay. The administrator account can impose controls on each user, including what times the accounts are allowed to access the computer, what sort of web site filters are applied (allow Timmy to see sites tagged "pornography" but not "bomb-making", etc.) and even time limits—how many hours per day he's allowed on the machine. One of the most impressive elements of this implementation is that the access limitations for web filtering are controlled at the network application layer. What this means is that they're applied across the board: In Internet Explorer, Firefox or any other browser, feed readers or any other services bouncing over TCP/IP. I go into some more of the advanced parental control features after the jump.
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Live From CES: DualCor Mobile Computer
Posted by Chris Cardinal Categories: CES, CES 2006, Handhelds, Internet, PC / Laptop,
CES affords us the opportunity to see many new and wonderful devices that will never make it to market. Fortunately, the DualCor cPC isn't one of those. The Dual Cor is a relatively small form-factor, full-fledged mobile PC. It sports a 1.5 GHz processor (and another, lower speed chip), 40 GB HD and 1 GB of DDR memory. Its namesake is highlighted by two separate processors running two separate operating systems. The 1.5 GHz x86 processor runs Windows XP Tablet Edition. From the XP interface, you can switch cores and OSes to Windows Mobile 2005, allowing you to run your box considerably longer and allowing it to function on the road as a normal PDA (and, potentially, a cell phone).
The device is absolutely loaded with features, including Bluetooth, WiFi, EVDO, a headphone & microphone jack, a CF II slot, two full USB 2.0 ports and the ability to export to a regular VGA display at 1280x1024 resolution. It also features a touchscreen and utilizes the Tablet architecture for easy data entry on the go. The device is expected to ship in March 2006 for roughly $1500, which is a steal if you ask us.
Andru will have a full video interview with the DualCor CEO up as soon as we figure out an elegant way to get them off his camcorder.
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Live From CES: Digital Experience, Nokia N80 & More
Posted by Chris Cardinal Categories: Cell Phones, CES, CES 2006, Peripherals,
After quite the two hour, four mile (seriously) trek from the airport involving a chiseling shuttle driver, a misguided monorail stop, a late attempt into the Gates Keynote and finally getting our badgeholders at the only place still open at 8 pm, we arrived at Digital Experience. DE is a press-only event that took place in the Bellagio's Grand Ballroom. Some 100+ companies were there showing off their latest and greatest, and here's what we found out:
TiVo claims that we'll finally have a standalone HD TiVo by "mid 2006." We won't be holding our breaths for this one. Logitech released a new set of Bluetooth headphones that allow you to playback music from your (compatible) cell phone, with an integrated microphone that lets you answer calls mid-jam, right from the unit itself. It also featured some integrated play controls, letting your track forward and backward at will. (Link goes to a unit that looks almost identical.) Logitech also released what appears to be one of the first cordless desktop keyboard and mouse kits built specifically for the Mac. It includes a two-button mouse and a ten-day warning LED when the battery is low.
Nokia showed off the new N80, their first 3 megapixel camera and an absolute beauty. I got some hands on time with it, and I'll be publishing details about it shortly. For now, it's a slide form-factor, has a dedicated shutter button, and switches to landscape mode when you go to take a photo. The temptation to steal it was strong, until the Nokia rep informed me it's a pre-production model that has quite a few bugs still.
We'll be posting a lot more throughout the day, including some video interviews and more pics. For now, enjoy the picture of the chocolate fountains at Digital Experience. Stocked with fresh strawberries, marshmallows and pound cake, it's important you know the sacrifices we make for you.
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Sony Ericsson Walkman W810i Announced
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, CES, CES 2006,
Earlier today Sony Ericsson announced the latest addition to its line-up of Walkman-branded music cell phones in the Satin Black W810. The Sony Ericsson W810 is a Quad-band EDGE phone (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), which lets you listen to hours of music, capture and send high-resolution images, access the Internet, as well as take advantage of fast data download speeds for games and streaming video and stay connected through instant messaging or email. The latest Walkman phone comes with a 512MB removable Memory Stick PRO Duo, which can be upgraded to a 2GB Memory Stick if one sees fit. There is also a 2 mega-pixel auto-focus camera. As with all Walkman phones, your music automatically pauses when an incoming call is received and begins playing again when the call ends. The phone also offers a music-only mode for those occasions when the phone function must be disengaged, such as during air travel.
Look for this one to ship in Spring 2006. In the meantime, we will have a video up soon going over the phone in detail.
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Sonos Debuts ZonePlayer ZP80
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: CES, CES 2006, Home Entertainment, Music, Wireless / WiFi,
Sonos, Inc., the developer of wireless multi-room music systems for the digital home, has just introduced a new ZonePlayer to complement their original music system. The Sonos ZonePlayer ZP80 allows you play all your digital music, all over your house, on all of your favorite audio equipment – a home theater system, powered speakers, a premium table top radio, etc. By connecting a ZP80 to any amplified audio device via the analog or digital outputs, that device instantly and seamlessly becomes part of a wireless, multi-room digital music system. This provides the consumer with the power to use the full-color Sonos
remote control to manage all of their music, in all of their rooms. "We created the ZP80 because many of the rooms where consumers want to listen to digital music already have an amplifier," said John MacFarlane, chief executive officer, Sonos, Inc. "Our goal is to provide digital music lovers with a range of products for building a wireless digital music system throughout their homes." These will be available in Spring 2006 at $349 USD a pop.
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Covering CES: Total Consumer Electronics Show Coverage
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starting our packing and finalizing our CES schedules. We hit Vegas tomorrow afternoon, and plan on four days of gadget uber-love to exude from our pores. We are primed and ready to bring you up-to-the-minute coverage right from the show floor, from behind closed doors, and from those CES parties we know and love. That being the case, we figured we would create a destination you could go to for all your CES news. Thusly, Covering CES was born. Be sure to check out Covering CES constantly. We aim to please.
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Friday roundup: Fuel subsidies, Stiglitz on US investment pacts, Afro optimism, China Plenum and OECD aid overhaul
'A 12-Step Program for Fuel Subsidy-aholics' by Eric Morris on Freakonomics lays out ideas [1]for how to limit or eliminate such subsidies, drawing on research by the IMF and others.
In a Project Syndicate piece titled 'South Africa breaks out', Joe Stiglitz explains [2] why several important emerging market countries are not fans of either the transatlantic or Pacific investment pacts now being negotiated.
A New Pew Research Report [3]finds Despite Challenges, Africans Are Optimistic about the Future. Indeed, the survey actually shows that, when it come to the economic Outlook, respondents were more positive in Africa than Europe or Middle East.
China's Third Plenary Session opens this weekend, and Josh Noble writes [4] in the FT's beyond brics blog about 10 sectors that will be effected in ways both positive and negative.
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text: First of all: thank you very much for the advice, Skylar. :) So, all I need to do is to create the same partitions on three disks and set up a RAID 5 on /home since I'll be doing CFD simulations (long sequential writes) and use RAID 1 for other (system) partitions, to account for recovery of the system in case of disk failure because log writes are sequential and small in volume. I was reading about RAID 0, but I'm not sure how safe is to use it for storing computed data and how much speed would I get compared to RAID 5. Sorry for the totally newbish questions. I'm using Ubuntu, and after I install it, I'll try to configure the RAID manually. How do I make sure that the boot loader is on all disks? I mean, isn't RAID going to make the OS look at the /boot partition that's spread over 3 HDDs as a single mount point? Best regards, Tomislav Skylar Thompson wrote: > Tomislav Maric wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> >> I've finally gathered all the hardware I need for my home beowulf. I'm >> thinking of setting up RAID 5 for the /home partition (that's where my >> simulation data will be and RAID 1 for the system / partitions without >> the /boot. >> >> 1) Does this sound reasonable? >> > It depends on your workload. RAID5 is good for large sequential writes, > but sucks at small sequential writes because for every write it has to > do a read to compare parity. > >> 2) I want to put the /home at the beginning of the disks go get faster >> write/seek speeds, if the partitions are the same, software RAID doesn't >> care where they are? >> > > I don't think this will buy you much performance. There probably is a > measurable difference, but I don't think it's enough to worry about. > >> 3) I'll leave the /boot partition on one of the 3 disks and it will NOT >> be included in the RAID array, is this ok? >> > > Sure, but /boot is actually trivial to mirror. Just make sure your boot > loader is on each disk in the mirror and that each disk is partitioned > identically, and all you have to do if a drive dies is change the device > you boot off of if a drive dies. > >> 4) I've read about setting up parallel swaping via priority given to >> swap partitions in fstab, but also how it would be ok to create RAID 1 >> array of swap partitions for the HA of the cluster. What should I choose? >> > > Any swapping at all will kill performance. I would get enough RAM to > make sure you don't swap. > >> I've gone through all the software raid how-tos, FAQs and similar, but >> they are not quite new (date at least 3 years) and there's no reference >> to clusters. Any pointers regarding this? > > If you're using a Red Hat-based distro, kickstart can handle software > RAID. I don't know about other distros though. >


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Robots.net seems to be one of the most active robot sites on the net and the whole concept seems to be working very well in joining enthusiasts worldwide. Thanks to all the developers of this site!
I am busy getting myself up to date with C++ programming which seems an ideal language to use on a PC based robot like the MACH2001.
I discovered an article on the net via Linux links and the address is http://guides.oernii.sk/c++/htm/ch06.htm
Just substitute the ch06.htm for the day (1 to 21). I did a course on C++ many years ago and it was always a dark area for me until I discovered this document. I have reached day 7 in three days! One of the guys here said he has not even reached this level in two years!
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Crimi Auditorium in the Institute for Collaboration includes 500 seats on the floor and balcony, a state-of-the-art audio visual system, and 1,230-pipe organ. The auditorium is named in recognition of service by the late Dr. James E. Crimi, Aurora College (AC) president from 1962 to 1973, and his wife, Pauline.
Létourneau Pipe Organ - Opus 119
In August 2010, the university completed installation of a 1,230-pipe, custom-designed organ in Crimi Auditorium that expanded AU's growing music program and live performance offerings. The organ, which was funded by an anonymous gift of $200,000 and more than 100 other smaller gifts from donors in 30 states, was constructed by Létourneau Organs of Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec.The organ stands in a free case stage left in Crimi Auditorium and extends over 23 feet to the ceiling. An electric blower assembled in the wings will provide air pressure to fill the pipe chests. The organ's 34 visible façade pipes are polished lead-tin alloy and arranged in three vertical bays topped with arcs to complement the arches of the Crimi windows. The two manual keyboards are made of Sitka spruce with overlays of polished bone and ebony. The 18 stops (23 ranks) of the organ were chosen to provide the rich, full sound associated with pipe organs at celebratory events, such as the 8' trumpet, the 16' trombone and two brilliant mixture stops. The organ's tonal palette offers an array of sound colors, such as the diapason, flute, oboe, and gamba. The pipe organ brings the value and power of a stunning musical instrument, standing as a symbol of Aurora's commitment to cultivate the finest traditions of the past and inspire the artistic innovation for the future.
Perry Theatre
Perry Theatre in the Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley Center for Community Enrichment includes a state-of-the-art stage with impressive lighting and sound systems. The theatre can accommodate an audience of 200 and provides an intimate setting .
Perry Theatre was renovated in 2006 through a generous grant from the Aurora Foundation (now the Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley). The building, with its impressive, multi-arched façade and spacious lobby, is named in honor of former Aurora College Dean Stanley H. Perry.
Parolini Music Center
Music classes, lessons and practice facilities are located in Parolini Music Center on the north end of campus just east of Dunham Hall. The center was renovated in 2006, with the support of a generous gift from Marilyn and Roger Parolini.


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�So, how did you get all these big stars to participate in this documentary?� I asked Liz Garbus, the director of �Love, Marilyn,� which appears on HBO June 17.
Garbus replied, �One word � Marilyn! Every person I approached wanted in, as soon as they heard that name.�
�Love, Marilyn,� takes an unusual approach to Monroe. It is not, for one thing, sensational. There are no death rumors, sex rumors or wild speculations. The documentary is based in part on the book �Fragments,� which contained many of Monroe�s poems, jottings, recipes, fears and hopes.
Actors such as Ben Foster, F. Murray Abraham, Oliver Platt, Paul Giamatti, Jeremy Piven and Stephen Lang recite the words of male writers, from Norman Mailer to Arthur Miller to Billy Wilder. But that�s only half � and indeed the less satisfying half of �Love, Marilyn.� (Some of the guys appear to be showboating, to say the least.)
It is the female stars Ms. Garbus lured that lift the film. Among them: Glenn Close, Ellen Burstyn, Lili Taylor, Uma Thurman, Evan Rachel Wood, Lindsay Lohan and the magnificent Viola Davis. It is the women who recite Marilyn�s own words � alternately scattered, precise, desperate and hopeful. There�s not a false note anywhere. Every woman seems deeply affected. As Garbus said, �Marilyn speaks to every woman�s inner self � love, family, the desire for perfection, satisfaction in her work. And the fears that she cannot �have it all.� � Sarah Churchwell, who wrote the best book on Monroe, �The Many Lives of Marilyn Monroe,� also makes an important contribution.
I met with Ms. Garbus and Amy Greene in midtown Manhattan last week. Amy is the former wife of the late photographer Milton Greene, with whom Marilyn formed her own production company. She did this after a stunning yearlong strike against her studio. Amy is much as she was more than 50 years ago � highly attractive, chic and acerbic. She was fond of Marilyn, but it is a fondness devoid of sentimentality. �She wanted to be a movie star, a sex symbol. She loved it. And she also wanted to be a great actress. She never saw why she couldn�t be both! And she sat in on every meeting. She knew what was going on, all the time.�
Amy also recounts the infamous night of the �flying skirt� for �The Seven Year Itch.� What appears innocent on screen � her dress blows only to mid-thigh � was �almost pornographic� when seen in person by thousands of onlookers, as her white pleated dress flew waist high.


text: Canada to play in Champions League January 28, 200812:00AM PST Previous Next CONCACAF (The Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Associations of Football) announced today the official launch of the new continental club championship, the CONCACAF Champions League, which will commence in August 2008. The CONCACAF Champions League will replace the Champions' Cup, which will cease to exist after the 2008 edition. The CONCACAF Champions League will feature a representative from Canada for the first time in CONCACAF history. In addition to Canada, there will be four teams each from both Mexico and USA; three sides from the Caribbean; two clubs each from Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Panama; and one representative each coming from Belize and Nicaragua. "We are very excited about the fact that a Canadian team will have a berth in the CONCACAF Champions League," said Whitecaps president Bob Lenarduzzi. "As you know, the Montreal Impact, Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC formed a strategic alliance last October and one of our objectives remains to play matches against each other throughout the 2008 season. "We feel, more than ever, that this is a terrific opportunity to stage an exciting tournament, showcasing the top professional clubs in the country. To that effect, we are accelerating our discussions and we are confident we will be able to make an announcement in the upcoming weeks." The CONCACAF Champions League will see a Confederation record number of 24 teams from all sectors of the CONCACAF region participating. The preliminary round begins in August 2008, with the first CONCACAF Champions League winner to be crowned in late April 2009. Eight clubs (two Mexican, two USA, and one each from Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador) will be seeded and progress directly to the first round of the CONCACAF Champions League, while the Caribbean spots have been increased to three teams for this event. The remaining 16 teams will be paired in eight home-and-away preliminary match-ups taking place from 26-28 August and 2-4 September. The preliminary round winners will join the other eight seeded teams in the group stage, which will consist of four groups of four. All the teams in each group will play each other in a round-robin system during six match dates (three home games, three away games) from 16 September – 30 October. The top two clubs from each group will advance to the knockout phase, where they will play home-and-away elimination ties. The quarterfinals will commence in February 2009, with the semifinals to begin in March and the two-leg final set for late April. The CONCACAF Champions League winner will qualify as CONCACAF's representative for the 2009 edition of the FIFA Club World Cup. 2008-09 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Calendar of Events 2008 End July: All qualification completed, draw for preliminary round 26-28 August: Preliminary Round, First legs 2-4 September: Preliminary Round, Second legs Early September: Group Stage Schedule Announced 16-18 September: Group Stage – Match Day 1 23-25 September: Group Stage – Match Day 2 30 September – 2 October: Group Stage – Match Day 3 7-9 October: Group Stage – Match Day 4 21-23 October: Group Stage – Match Day 5 28-30 October: Group Stage – Match Day 6 2009 24-26 February: Quarterfinals, First legs 3-5 March: Quarterfinals, Second legs 17-19 March: Semifinals, First legs 7-9 April: Semifinals, Second legs 21-23 April: Final, First leg 28-30 April: Final, Second leg December: FIFA Club World Cup About CONCACAF CONCACAF is one of six continental confederations of FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) and serves as the governing body for football (soccer) in this part of the world. It is composed of 40 national associations, from Canada in the north to Guyana, Surinam and French Guyana in the south. Previous Next


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Did military action in Syria turn President Trump's base away from him?
After steadily decreasing for four weeks in a row, approval ratings for President Donald Trump saw a slight bump last week, after the White House conducted military strikes in Syria following the chemical weapons attack there.
The airstrikes in Syria earned President Trump praise from Republicans and Democrats alike.
"It's refreshing to see the president state a policy and then follow through on it," said Sen. Luther Strange (R-Alabama).
"I believe it was the right thing to do to go after that airfield." Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota).
But while many in Washington applauded the move, some others who supported Trump very early in the campaign say they may be having a change of heart.
"There are some America firsters who are very upset about this," said George Washington University Political Science Professor Dr. Michael Cohen in an interview Thursday, referring to voters who largely supported Trump's campaign trail promises to always put America first.
There were dozens of examples on Twitter from some of the president's original and loyal supporters, worried he's turned away from that promise, including a tweet from @BasedMonitored:
Another former supporter, Paul Joseph Watson, declared "I'm officially off the Trump train."
Other frustrations from Donald Trump's earliest supporters include his appointment of so many former Wall Street Executives. Some have even said he's filling the swamp he promised to drain.
Professor Cohen said it's a reality many presidents face.
"Under the Obama administration you had the ultra-liberals versus the conventionalists. George W. Bush had to deal with the ultra-conservatives, the religious conservatives as well," he said, adding that the real test will come during the mid-term elections when voters will see if that change in support will translate at the polls.


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Meeting of February 28, 2007, Washington D.C. to Launch E-Race Initiative
Anna Y. Park is the Regional Attorney for the Los Angeles District Office of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC"). Ms. Park is responsible for overseeing and directing all litigation on behalf of the EEOC in the district comprising of Southern and Central California, Southern Nevada, Hawaii, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. She manages not only the District office, but litigation out of four local offices in San Diego, Hawaii, Fresno, and Las Vegas. Her territory is not only vast geographically but densely populated with over 24 million people in Southern California alone.
Since joining the EEOC, Ms. Park has aggressively litigated cases in federal court against private and public employers, receiving large monetary awards and aggressive injunctive relief remedies. She has been recognized by the EEOC for her work on cases like EEOC v. Abercrombie & Fitch, resulting in a $50 million recovery and EEOC v. Rivera Vineyards, et al., recovering over $1.05 million for sexual harassment, retaliation, and job segregation on behalf of farm workers.
Ms. Park has been recognized for her dynamic speaking and training abilities and has been awarded the Chair's Opportunity to Reward Excellence Award for several years running. Ms. Park has served as a speaker and trainer for the American Bar Association, National Employer Lawyer's Association, Society of Human Resource Managers, the Labor and Employment Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, the State Bar of California, the California Association of Equal Rights Professionals, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, to name a few.
Ms. Park received her Juris Doctorate from the UCLA School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from UCLA. Prior to joining the EEOC, Ms. Park was a civil rights litigator and managing senior associate with the prominent civil rights law firm of Litt & Associates, formerly known as Litt & Stormer. Notably, she worked on a class action lawsuit challenging the Los Angeles Police Department's practices relating to sexual harassment, sex discrimination, and the code of silence. She also represented African American officers who were allegedly discriminated, harassed, and retaliated against because of their race by the Ventura County Sheriff's Department.
Ms. Park has received numerous awards for her community and pro bono activities. She was awarded the Pro Bono Award by the Asian Pacific American Legal Center for her commitment to pro bono work. She was formerly a board member of the Korean American Bar Association, the Japanese American Bar Association, and the Asian Pacific American Bar Association. Ms. Park is the former president of WORK (Women's Organization Reaching Koreans), the former president of the Korean American Inter-Agency Council, and a board member for the Korean American Family Center. Ms. Park continues to remain active with community based organizations, emphasizing inter-agency and inter-ethnic tolerance and collaboration.
She was recently recognized as one of the "Top 20 Lawyers Under 40" in California by the Daily Journal.
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In an announcement this morning in Atlantic City, state Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) unveiled his plans to sponsor a bill that would open up New Jersey's nascent internet gaming program to customers around the world.
The bill, Lesniak said, would authorize the state Division of Gaming Enforcement to grant licenses to companies offering online wagering and casino games to customers in foreign countries.
The announcement comes as New Jersey is set to begin a five-day trial period today for its internet gaming program, which is currently restricted to in-state wagering.
"This could make New Jersey the leader in online gaming," Lesniak said. "We are well-positioned to take advantage of a dynamic opportunity to be at the hub of a new business sector with the potential for economic growth and job creation."
Under the bill, the program would be restricted to foreign countries, which would have to enter regulatory agreements with the state. The DGE would enforce the regulations to ensure that standards are met.
Internet gaming is a "worldwide industry," Lesniak said. "There's no reason why we shouldn't be a part of it."
Lesniak said that while the bill certainly has implications for Atlantic City and its viability, its reach is not limited to the troubled shore resort. On Wednesday, Moody's Investors Service downgraded the city's credit rating due to declining gaming revenue and ongoing tax appeals.
"This is going to create jobs across the state," Lesniak said.
On hand to support Lesniak's claims was Adam Ozimek, a senior economist and director of research at Philadelphia-based Econsult Solutions.
Ozimek said Lesniak's plan has the potential to add anywhere from 4,700 to 7,900 new jobs and generate $2.2 billion to $3.8 billion in new revenue.
"It seems to me like this is a no-brainer," Lesniak said.
Lesniak said he didn't know if Gov. Chris Christie would support the initiative. He added that while the Department of Justice should have no problem with it, he imagines the World Trade Organization might.
Add to that list industry billionaire Sheldon Adelson, who has publicly come out against online gaming. Lesniak said Adelson's criticism of the venture is of little concern to him.
Lesniak drew a comparison between the expansion of online wagering overseas to the growing presence of the National Football League in London, where it hosts several games each year. He said if the league can do it, so can New Jersey.


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On Saturday morning, a Malian commander painfully tried to explain why none of his troops had moved north despite a rebel retreat 24 hours earlier in a train of vehicles that had headed northeast to the desert.
"There is no enemy in Diabaly, but they may have scattered in the bush," Col. Keba Sangare said. "We are prepared, but we are waiting for orders."
On the road just a few yards away, a bus rolled past, so overflowing that men clung to the back for a ride. Where are you going? "Diabaly," the driver shouted back.
The Islamists' retreat back into the shrub and sand from which they'd come appears to mark the end of the first phase of France's new war in West Africa – and if there was any single lesson to learn from its short span, it was this: the Malian military is not going to fight this war, or at least not in its current form.
That'll come as no surprise to policymakers who've spent months trying to figure out how to save Mali from imploding. Still, the scale of the Malian army's failure in the face of the jihadists – who careen into battles amid shouts of "Allahu Akbar," winning them a reputation here for not fearing death – is startling.
France did exactly what it promised in its first week of operations in Mali, pounding the rebels from the air, forcing the rebels to withdraw and winning praise from Malians who reported that the French hit rebel trucks with only minimal damage to nearby civilian structures. Amazingly, there were no reports of civilian collateral deaths from the bombardments, even though the rebels tried to use civilian areas for shelter.
But even with the rebels gone, the Malian military hesitated to advance and hold down the position. Civilians returned more quickly. They also seemed to have better information.
"The rebels have all fled, so we are heading back," said Brahima Samake, whose graying beard jutted out from a window on the crowded bus. "The info we have, we are sure of it."
Friends in the nearby village of Dogofry had called him, he said, and told him that more than 45 rebel vehicles had sped through on their retreat northeast.
Sure enough, an hour later, Massako Konta drove his motorcycle into Niono, coated in dust from the journey from Dogofry. Asked if he saw the rebel convoy go through his town, he did not hesitate to repeat what he knew: 49 pick-up trucks, two larger trucks, and two heavier armored vehicles had passed through his village between 5:40 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Friday.
"They drove with their headlights off. We stayed up all night counting," he said.
"The road is now clear," he said.
He pulled out his phone to show photos of the charred shells of pick-up trucks in Diabaly. "I counted eight destroyed trucks," he said. "They've left behind lots of armaments, too."
In order to take over Mali's vast and harsh Saharan north, France will need ground troops willing to fight.
The Malian military similarly did not re-take Konna, the target of France's initial airstrikes east of the Niger River, for several days, even though France had reported that rebels had initially been driven away. When Diabaly fell on Monday, local authorities admitted the Malian troops at two nearby military camps also retreated from the area without a fight.
That leaves France with two obvious options to push the battle into the rebels' own desert turf – going on it on their own, with the Malian army only symbolically at their side; or waiting, likely for months, for West African troops from other countries to be assembled and trained into a battle-ready force.
On Saturday afternoon, a dozen Malian army vehicles drove north out of Niono and never returned. Col. Sangare, when contacted by phone, said he could not comment on whether they had entered Diabaly.
But residents here knew who to thank for the victory. Hours later, a large French convoy of over 20 vehicles headed north, led by four Malian trucks.
When the convoy returned two hours later, people chanted in the streets: "Vive la France, Vive la France."


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Festivals and celebrations are important for children and nourishing to family life.
Seasonal celebrations help children mark the passage of time and experience the rhythm of the year. Further, celebrating festivals connect us with community and bring deeper meaning to our lives.
This week on "Sunday with Sarah," I share my thoughts on the importance of festivals for children.
What festivals, holidays, and celebrations does your family observe? Are there festivals that you celebrate with a larger community? Which are your favorites? Please share your thoughts here!


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Android 4.1, Jelly Bean, was just announced some 24 hours ago, and already the Android community has it up and running on several Galaxy Nexus models. So you say you want to give it a go for yourself? Here's what you need to know:
Keep in mind that when doing these kinds of things, you risk breaking your phone. And information is constantly updating, so be sure to refer back to the original source before flashing anything. Now that we've got that out of the way, if you have a GSM Galaxy Nexus, it's as simple as flashing a couple files in ClockWork Mod.
For the first method, there's the actual ROM file, a root fix and a ClockWork flashable radio, all found in this XDA post. Once you flash all three, you should be running a fully rooted stock Galaxy Nexus set to take on your GSM network of choice. Problems with the build have been minimal (from what I can tell), but this is still a developer preview. The full Jelly Bean experience will be available in mid-July, and there may be some minor adjustments.
The second GSM method (and the one I will probably be trying myself sometime this evening) uses a highly customized flashable ROM from Paul O'Brien, AKA MoDaCo. Paul's method is incredibly simple. From his post:
- Download the zip file of your choice from the XDA thread (or the online kitchen) and copy to your the internal sd card (/sdcard/)
- Restart your device in recovery mode
- Select the option to apply an update zip, and select the zip file you copied to the internal sd card!
Pretty easy, right? To use Paul's ROM, head on over to XDA.
Verizon Galaxy Nexus owners, consider yourselves very luck. Even though the original update was released for the "takju" developer/Google Play Galaxy Nexus, some developers over on RootzWiki have reworked the update into a ClockWork flashable file that works with 4G LTE. In fact, you even have a choice. Both TeamLiquid and TeamVanir have Jelly Bean builds to mess around with.
If you don't feel like messing around with rooting, hacking and modding, don't worry. The update is only two weeks away at this point. At least for GSM users that is. CDMA users, you're used to waiting anyway, right?
If you plan on flashing Jelly Bean to your Galaxy Nexus, or if you already have, be sure to share you experiences below. I'll let you guys know what I think should I end up taking the dive myself.


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I go among trees and sit still.
All my stirring becomes quiet
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My tasks lie in their places
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I like this poem because it is very meditative and peaceful. I can actually see myself outside.
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Berry has taught at Stanford University, Georgetown College, New York University, the University of Cincinnati, and Bucknell University. He taught at his alma mater, the University of Kentucky from 1964-77, and again from 1987-93.
The author of more than 40 works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, Wendell Berry has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship (1962), the Vachel Lindsay Prize from Poetry (1962), a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship (1965), a National Institute of Arts and Letters award for writing (1971), the Emily Clark Balch Prize from The Virginia Quarterly Review (1974), the American Academy of Arts and Letters Jean Stein Award (1987), a Lannan Foundation Award for Non-Fiction (1989), Membership in the Fellowship of Southern Writers (1991), the Ingersoll Foundation's T. S. Eliot Award (1994), the John Hay Award (1997), the Lyndhurst Prize (1997), and the Aitken-Taylor Award for Poetry from The Sewanee Review (1998). His books include the novel Hannah Coulter (2004), the essay collections Citizenship Papers (2005) and The Way of Ignorance (2006), and Given: Poems (2005), all available from Counterpoint. Berry's latest works include The Mad Farmer Poems (2008) and Whitefoot (2009), which features illustrations by Davis Te Selle.
He lives and works with his wife, Tanya Berry, on their farm in Port Royal, Kentucky.
It was as a poet that Berry first gained literary recognition. In volumes such as The Broken Ground, Openings: Poems, Farming: A Handbook, and The Country of Marriage, he wrote of the countryside, the turning of the seasons, the routines of the farm, the life of the family, and the spiritual aspects of the natural world. Reviewing Collected Poems, 1957-1982, New York Times Book Review contributor David Ray called Berry's style "resonant" and "authentic," and claimed that the poet "can be said to have returned American poetry to a Wordsworthian clarity of purpose. ... There are times when we might think he is returning us to the simplicities of John Clare or the crustiness of Robert Frost. ... But, as with every major poet, passages in which style threatens to become a voice of its own suddenly give way, like the sound of chopping in a murmurous forest, to lines of power and memorable resonance. Many of Mr. Berry's short poems are as fine as any written in our time."
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An increased basis (value that is used to determine taxable profit or loss when property is sold) given to inherited property that went up in value after the deceased person acquired it but before the new owner inherited it. The basis of the new owner is "stepped up" to the market value of the property at the time of death. The stepped-up basis means that when the property is eventually sold, there will be less taxable capital gain.


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Men's Basketball Gores #22 Matadors
Not much has gone right for the Roughrider men's basketball team this season, but Saturday night all things fell into place. YC beat the #22 ranked team in the nation, Arizona Western College, 89-80 to improve to 3-17 overall and 3-8 in conference play. The Matadors fall to 15-4 overall and 8-3 in the ACCAC.
YC had a monster game from Breen Weeks with 24 points and 4 assists. Colin Borchert had 17 points and 6 rebounds. DJ Barmore and Danny Duran each added 11 points and Dionte Goodlett and Ron Barnes chipped in 10. Jaron Kirk only had 3 points but had 5 rebounds and 11 assists.
For their next game, the Roughriders will be at Phoenix College (11-9, 4-8) on Wednesday, January 27th. In November, the Bears beat the Riders, 83-75. The game will tip-off at 7:30 PM.


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Each year, your courses and experiences help you build a solid foundation of knowledge and skills that prepares you for the next set of challenges. By complementing a global business education with liberal arts, you'll develop a broad understanding of the world.
Four key themes are integrated throughout your academic program:
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You will learn to assess challenges and opportunities; leverage information, ideas, and people; and develop and pitch effective solutions. Our graduates are competitive and prepared for successful careers.
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Whether you plan to work globally or locally, chances are you'll be working with people from different backgrounds. Building cultural and social awareness will help you approach business challenges from many different viewpoints, and ultimately, become a successful business leader.
At the Sawyer Business School, you'll interact with students and faculty from around the world and across the career spectrum. A combination of coursework and hands-on experiences provide opportunities that mirror the many interactions you'll encounter in today's networked world. In the end, you'll graduate with strong interpersonal skills, ready to work across many boundaries and adaptable to all kinds of professional environments.
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Through a series of courses, you'll take ownership of your professional and ethical development and establish a career-oriented mindset. You'll discover ways to add value and leverage your skills in the workplace, developing a personal brand that distinguishes you in the job market.
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Imagine having your chest cracked open every time your pacemaker needs to have its battery changed? It's not a pleasant thought and researchers are working on a number of approaches to change that situation. Scientists from the University of Michigan have presented the results from some preliminary testing of a device that harvests energy from heartbeats (from the Nov. 4, 2012 news release on EurekAlert),
In a preliminary study, researchers tested an energy-harvesting device that uses piezoelectricity — electrical charge generated from motion. The approach is a promising technological solution for pacemakers, because they require only small amounts of power to operate, said M. Amin Karami, Ph.D., lead author of the study and research fellow in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Piezoelectricity might also power other implantable cardiac devices like defibrillators, which also have minimal energy needs, he said.
Today's pacemakers must be replaced every five to seven years when their batteries run out, which is costly and inconvenient, Karami said.
A University of Michigan at Ann Arbor March 2, 2012 news release provides more technical detail about this energy-harvesting battery which the researchers had not then tested,
… A hundredth-of-an-inch thin slice of a special "piezoelectric" ceramic material would essentially catch heartbeat vibrations and briefly expand in response. Piezoelectric materials' claim to fame is that they can convert mechanical stress (which causes them to expand) into an electric voltage.
Karami and his colleague Daniel Inman, chair of Aerospace Engineering at U-M, have precisely engineered the ceramic layer to a shape that can harvest vibrations across a broad range of frequencies. They also incorporated magnets, whose additional force field can drastically boost the electric signal that results from the vibrations.
The new device could generate 10 microwatts of power, which is about eight times the amount a pacemaker needs to operate, Karami said. It always generates more energy than the pacemaker requires, and it performs at heart rates from 7 to 700 beats per minute. That's well below and above the normal range.
Karami and Inman originally designed the harvester for light unmanned airplanes, where it could generate power from wing vibrations.
Since March 2012, the researchers have tested the prototype (from the Nov. 4, 2012 news release on EurekAlert),
Researchers measured heartbeat-induced vibrations in the chest. Then, they used a "shaker" to reproduce the vibrations in the laboratory and connected it to a prototype cardiac energy harvester they developed. Measurements of the prototype's performance, based on sets of 100 simulated heartbeats at various heart rates, showed the energy harvester performed as the scientists had predicted — generating more than 10 times the power than modern pacemakers require. The next step will be implanting the energy harvester, which is about half the size of batteries now used in pacemakers, Karami said. Researchers hope to integrate their technology into commercial pacemakers.
There are other teams working on energy-harvesting batteries, in my July 12, 2010 posting I mentioned a team led by Professor Zhong Lin Wang at Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology in the US) which is working on batteries that harvest energy from biomechanical motion such as heart beats, finger tapping, breathing, etc.


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Being the President of the United States, I'd venture to guess there's no such thing as an "easy" day per se, but some days are definitely more difficult than others. And then there are the worst days. December 14, 2012 was what President Obama said was "the worst day" of his presidency, because it was the day of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
In this incredibly moving photograph, taken by White House photographer Pete Souza, we see how President reacted as John Brennan briefed him on the details of the shootings in Newtown, Connecticut. It's, in a word, devastating.
Looking at this photo, you can't help but feel like you're right there with President Obama -- hearing the thoughts running through his mind when he learned the horrifying news. It's obvious his instinct had nothing to do with politics or publicity. He wasn't thinking in terms of follow-up legislation. No, it's apparent that he reacted, as he said, "not as a president but as anybody else would, as a parent."
There's something about seeing our President welling up, looking so sad, so dismayed, so crushed, so as a result of such a human tragedy that should hit any American right in the gut. If a leader is feeling that way, the entire nation must be overwhelmingly grief struck. We were. We still are.
But as poignant and haunting as it is, this photo still gives me hope for the future. It assures me that in the wake of this incomprehensible event, we clearly have the right man leading our country in the right direction.
How do you feel about this photo?
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This might just qualify for a greater game...
anything you want to say about the olympics like
past games,
who's going to win,
the smog,
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Go Team USA!!!
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I think those stats only apply to non-Mexicans.
Adean wrote:Phelps is amazing man. I remember rooting for him 4 years ago. I feel proud of my country whenever we win a medal. And with Phelps, we heard our beautiful anthem many times.
And what a way to start! He beat the record by a whole body length!
I saw the end of woman's fencing. America took all three medals. The final bout between the two rivals was okay, but I wish they had shown the more dramatic battles between countries.
I think those stats only apply to non-Mexicans.
Dr. X wrote:Yeah, I saw some of that, but it was about midnight where I was and I went to bed. And that was Women's Sabre, by the way.
Almighty Benny wrote:the opening ceremony was amazing, especially the lighting of the torch.
Did anyone notice how when they lifted that guy up on the cables and tilted him so that he could run sideways he almost dropped the torch? Seriously though, he is probably the only person ever to run around the ceiling of an arena sideways. It was like watching Super Mario Galaxy.
The irony of the fact that his name was Li Ning was not lost on me, either.
I think those stats only apply to non-Mexicans.
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There are times in my life when I simply get up and walk of out the room. It's just easier than dealing with two crazy women, one the mom and the other her 7-year-old twin.
To say my wife and daughter are the same people, one just a smaller version of the other, is an understatement. They are both strong-willed, yet fragile, meaning they need to get their own way more often than not. Or else. Oh, and they look exactly the same.
There are times, maybe once a week, where Maren does something and moves on with her life, walking out of the room. As she does, my wife and I make eye contact for a second, thinking the same thing. "That kid has an awful lot of her mom in her." Just last night they were both ready to start packing for vacation, which doesn't start until the first week in April.
If Maren grows up to do all the things her mom has done, she'll be fine. On the other hand, I've often heard stories of how my wife was like a second mother to her younger sister and that is without a doubt happening in our house.
As I have said before, Brant wants nothing more in life than to be everything his big sister is. That's a lot of responsibility for a 7-year-old girl to have on her shoulders, but one that Maren relishes and Brant feeds it by listening to her without fail. There is a 5 1/2 year difference in age between the two, but Maren has not yet reached the point where her little brother is annoying, or icky or has boy cooties. So they do a lot of stuff together, whether it's coloring or watching TV or playing on the swing set.
But there are times where I can see it annoy Brant. Like when he wants to watch Cars and she wants to watch Barbie, Brant breaks into the silent cry, Maren breaks down and runs to her room and the problem is solved. It is a problem I can see coming up more and more because Maren is a control freak, and an alpha female.
Poor Brant, not only does he have to live by his parents' rules, he's got to live by his sister's rules. Kid's never gonna know what hit him.


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On the brink: LA Kings beat Blackhawks 5-2 with early goal barrage, take 3-1 West finals leadNHL.com @NHLdotcom
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Jake Muzzin, Marian Gaborik and captain Dustin Brown scored in a dominant first period, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 Monday night to take a 3-1 lead in the Western Conference final.
Muzzin and Drew Doughty each had a goal and an assist, and Jonathan Quick made 22 saves as the Kings moved to the brink of their second trip to the Stanley Cup Final in three seasons with their third straight win over the defending champion Blackhawks.
Brandon Saad and Bryan Bickell scored and Corey Crawford stopped 16 shots for the Blackhawks, who didn't get rolling until they trailed 4-0 late in the second period.
One year after Los Angeles lost the conference finals in five games to Chicago, the Kings have their own chance to close it out in five.
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Photographer Loli Kantor will be lecturing in conjunction with her exhibition at SMU in Dallas, Texas:
Friday, September 11, 2009 at 6 PM , at the O'Donnell auditorium, followed by an opening reception at 7PM at the Mildred Hawn Gallery.
From the announcement:
The exhibition There Was a Forest, will be up August 24-November 15th, 2009 at the Mildred Hawn gallery at the Hamon Arts Library, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, 6100 Hillcrest, Dallas, Texas 75205.
The works, created mostly in Ukraine 2005-2008, and in Poland, 2004, show a tangible reality of Jewish life in vivid, highly saturated color pigment prints and a more personal biographical sensibility with 21 small works in palladium.
To see more of Loli's work, visit her website here.


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Judge gives two years probation to woman in Grand Forks pimping case
Once facing a possible sentence of life in prison for pimping a 17-year-old girl, Amanda Stewart Wednesday was sentenced to serve 70 hours of community service and two years of supervised probation on a lesser charge.
Stewart, 22, tearfully thanked state District Judge Sonja Clapp for the deal that saw an unusual agreement between the defense attorney and prosecutor.
Jason McCarthy, assistant state's attorney for Grand Forks County, said he's never had a case in which such a serious felony was adjusted down to what will end up being a misdemeanor if Stewart follows through on her probation on the deferred sentence.
Stewart, with two men, was charged in August with human trafficking of an underage girl, a Class AA felony that carries a maximum penalty of life in prison without parole, the state's stiffest sentence.
Prosecutors said Stewart and Joshua Harry, 27, pimped the girl to several men in Grand Forks in March and April 2011, after Travis Johnson, 30, had first convinced the girl to work as a prostitute.
McCarthy told Clapp Wednesday after learning more about Stewart's past, he recommended a "downward departure" in her sentence even though he already had reached an agreement with Stewart and her attorney, Darla Schuman, in January to ask for a year-long sentence.
As part of that deal, Stewart pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of criminal facilitation.
"She is very happy," Schuman said.
Stewart, in fact, hugged McCarthy after the hearing, thanking him.
Sheltered life
Schuman told Clapp that Stewart had led a sheltered life in a conservative, religious home, in Emerado, N.D., and Devils Lake. Her father is a former police officer and a fundamentalist Baptist pastor, and Stewart was home-schooled, didn't develop friendships growing up and was ill-equipped to handle life on her own when she left home, Schuman said.
Stewart "was very naïve," when she got to know Harry and Johnson in 2010, experienced criminals who knew how to manipulate women, Schuman said.
Stewart was brought up to obey the men in her life, so when her boyfriend, Harry, told her to help pimp the girl, she did it, Schuman said. It was a two-month period in Stewart's life she quickly regretted and quit, Schuman said.
Stewart has been estranged from her parents, who now live in Minnesota, Schuman said.
In a written statement she read tearfully in court Wednesday, Stewart accepted responsibility for her crime but said that wasn't "the person I was or the person I want to be."
Stewart admitted she accompanied the 17-year-old to men's homes and motel rooms, introduced her and collected money up front and then waited in a vehicle outside with Harry, who advertised the girl on websites.
Clapp told Stewart that while she might put this episode behind her, the victim's life likely has been changed more permanently by what she did.
Clapp asked McCarthy if the victim, now 19, is OK with Stewart not serving any more time.
McCarthy said the victim "is embarrassed" by the case and didn't want it to go to trial.
The judge sentenced Stewart to 30 days in jail, giving her credit for 23 days she already served and allowed her to do 70 hours of community service in lieu of the remaining seven days.
Last week, on the day their trial on human trafficking charges was to begin, Harry and Johnson pleaded guilty to lesser felony charges. They will be sentenced later this year and remain in the Grand Forks County jail. Both have criminal records.
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Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta believes that the club have benefited from Rafa Benitez's appointment as team manager, and admits he was disappointed with his start at Stamford Bridge under Roberto Di Matteo.
The 23-year-old moved from Olympique de Marseille in the summer, and has been a first-team player since Benitez took over at the west London club.
Despite a frustrating start to his Chelsea career, Azpilicueta has stressed that he is enjoying his time at the 2012 Champions League winners.
He told AS: "I signed with Chelsea thanks to the good harmony between them and Marseille. I knew how huge the challenge of signing with the European champions was going to be, but I had to be patient.
"I hardly played during my first two months, but after that, my chance finally arrived. I felt the coach's confidence in the last weeks of [Roberto] Di Matteo being here. He was quite happy with my job, but probably I was not the best option at that moment.
"There is a great mix at Chelsea, with some young players just starting their careers and other experienced ones. We're in a pure transition, not only of people's age, but also in our playing style. The main thing is unity and we all must have the same mentality.
"We know we are 25 players. We respect each other and that's how we try to get a place in the starting XI. I think every player has a selfish side, but luckily I have experienced both playing and not playing moments. If you don't play, you must try to encourage your team-mates and get a place.
"No one gave me the best piece of advice at Chelsea when I arrived, but I had many chats with Di Matteo's assistant and yes, that helped me a lot and made me improve."
"Rafa Benítez has given more tactical rigour to Chelsea. Until his arrival we were conceding lots of goals and we were not as solid as we should have been. Now we try to play like a team both in defence and in attack, and that's the most important thing.
"Our two objectives are to get into the Europa League final and to play in the Champions League next season."


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Retiring on the Edge of the 'Fiscal Cliff'
One of the biggest risks that retirees and pre-retirees face is that of taxes; not just paying them but the risk that tax policy will change and throw a big wrench into one's plans. That risk-in the form of the fiscal cliff-is now upon us. MarketWatch's Robert Powell reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Reuters.
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Meeting on Grand Calumet River Cleanup June 2
Release Date: 05/26/2011
Contact Information: (EPA) Mick Hans, 312-353-5050, email@example.com, (IDEM) Amber Finklestein, 317-232-8512
For Immediate Release
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(CHICAGO – May 26, 2011) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and three other federal and state agencies will host a meeting June 2 to update the public on a contaminated sediment cleanup planned for the East Chicago and Hammond, Indiana, area. The cleanup, funded under the Great Lakes Legacy Act, involves the Grand Calumet River and Roxana Marsh, near the West Branch of the Grand Calumet.
Officials from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Indiana Departments of Environmental Management and Natural Resources will join EPA representatives at the open house-style meeting from 3:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the Roxana Senior Center, 900 Shell St., East Chicago.
The project includes removal of river bottom sediment and habitat restoration. Work will begin in mid-June and continue through summer 2012. EPA is providing 65 percent of the projected $50 million project cost, with the State of Indiana contributing 35 percent.
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The Krewe of Once Upon a Time parade is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Feb. 7 at Bayou Side Park in Lockport.
The Krewe of Once Upon a Time parade is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Feb. 7 at Bayou Side Park in Lockport. In the event of bad weather, the parade will move to the Lockport Library, 720 Crescent Ave.
The parade will not include floats. Children decorate wagons and throw beads and candy.
The mayor of Lockport will make a toast to the king and queen, Brock and Lilly Roddy, children of Craig and Nicole Roddy.
The Lockport Women's Club is providing the wagons with ribbons. The library provides robes for the riders.
The king and queen were chosen from the Lockport Library's storytime participants.
Luncheon: Members of the Lockport High "59'ers Lunch Bunch" met for the group's quarterly luncheon Jan. 11 at Golden Corral in Houma. Members attending were Peggy S. Bradberry, Shelia Adams, Wilma Allemand, Barbara and George Theriot, Audrey and Stanley Guillot, Dolores and Daniel Legendre, Joyce and Chip Massi, Gloria and Bob Harrison, Mary and David Folse, Annette and Gene Tule, and Melva and Bill Lawley.
Tax service: Volunteers through Catholic Charities are assisting residents with preparing their tax forms by appointment at the Lockport Library. To help file your taxes and make an appointment, call the library at 696-3600.
If you are a young adult between 18 and 25 interested in attending Steubenville on the Bayou, visit the Steubenville on the Bayou website to register. Registration deadline is April 31.
The conference costs $325, which includes motel, meals, conference fees and three T-shirts.
For information, call Diane at St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church office at 537-6002.
Sympathy: Messages of sympathy are extended to the family and friends of Roland Sevin, Myrtle Guidroz, Roland Breaux and Leslie Matherne, all died last week.
Grief to Grace, a support group for those who have lost loved ones, is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Feb. 11 in St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church's youth room, 333 Twin Oaks Drive, Mathews. For information, call Rose Sampey at 537-5667 or Manuella Adams at 537-5530.
Members of the Central Lafourche Men's Fellowship will meet at 6 p.m. Feb. 6 in St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church's multipurpose building.
The mission of the Men's Fellowship is to develop a stronger relationship between men of the area. The group is open to men 18 and older.
Baptisms: Braxton David Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Arnold; Austin Ryan Dominique, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Dominique; Natalie Sue Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bacon; and Joseph Emile Domangue, son of Ernest Domangue and Jenny Sapia; were baptized last week at St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church.


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"The Abortion Debate Flares In Ireland"
Ireland: Abortion - yes or no: In Ireland the debate on abortion legislation has flared up again. The trigger was the death of a woman who was not allowed to terminate. Since then, thousands have taken to the streets to vent their anger against the strict ban on abortion. D
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