Paul Bond The "Today" show version made shooter George Zimmerman appear to be engaged in racial profiling.
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
NBC Investigating Edited 911 Call From Night Trayvon Martin Died
Paul Bond The "Today" show version made shooter George Zimmerman appear to be engaged in racial profiling.
Know Your NL Central: Vinnie & Cook Preview The Division
Do you know your NL Central? If you listen to Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan's Vinnie & Cook, you do!
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Lessons From The Trailer Park: Fifteen Models Of Mini Mobile Living
There is so much to learn from boats and trailers about how to live in less space.amsterdam colocation texas colocation fort lauderdale colocation
FBI admits it is losing the fight against hackers
Anonymous is famous for attacking the FBI on Fridays. Well, now it seems that has changed as the battleground gets bigger. On Wednesday, the FBI openly admitted that they are losing the cyberspace battle.
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Danny Woodards expecting the toughest of tests for Bristol Rovers against Swindon
DANNY Woodards knows Bristol Rovers face a stern test of their improved form when they take on League Two leaders Swindon Town tomorrow.
Paolo Di Canio's side are four points clear at the top of the table and will be looking to quickly put the disappointment of last weekend's Johnstone's Paint Trophy defeat behind them.
And Woodards, who scored his first league goal the last time the sides met, at the Memorial Stadium in December, believes an improving Rovers will have to be on top of their game to return from the County Ground with anything to show for their efforts.
He said: It was great to score my first league goal against them last time, but I'll just be happy if we can win the game and pick up three points when we go there.
"I watched bits of their game at Wembley against Chesterfield last weekend and we are aware of their strengths and weaknesses.
"They are top of the league, so obviously they are a good side, but so are we when we go out and perform.
"It's a decent pitch over there and both clubs have got a good following, so it should be a great atmosphere. We've been working hard to prepare after losing at Aldershot on Tuesday night and we're all looking forward to it."
Rovers will be looking to bounce back from their own reverse this week after suffering a 1-0 defeat at Aldershot in a game manager Mark McGhee insisted his side were unlucky to lose.
Woodards said: "We were all pretty down after the Aldershot game.
"We didn't play that great, but neither did they, so a draw would have been a fair result. It's a minor setback in a good run we've been on and I have to say I'm really enjoying my football at the moment.
"We're a lot more solid than we were the last time we played Swindon and we look dangerous up front.
"There was massive pressure on every game around that time at Christmas. We were losing all the time and it was really taking it out of the players. When a new manager comes in everybody picks up their game a bit, but we had kind of felt that our performances were coming around that time, anyway.
"The manager hasn't really changed much. It's just basically about trying to get the ball down a bit more and not always looking to hit it long, but, yes, things are a lot happier around the camp.
"Personally, I just concentrate on the next game, but it's all starting to come together and, hopefully, it will work for us next year. A few of the lads may have mentioned a bit further ahead, which is understandable because next season is massive for the club.
"We need to get promoted next year, that's the main aim, but we need to concentrate on what is a big game at Swindon first."
Woodards skippered the side at Aldershot in the absence of Matt Gill on Tuesday night, and he said: "I only found out when the manager called me in just before the game.
"It was a great honour, but you seem to feel the defeat a little bit more when you are the skipper because you have to pick everybody else up. That was the first time I've ever done it, so it was all new to me, but I enjoyed it.
"I've got a year left on my contract and I hope to be here next season. Bristol Rovers is a good club with a great support and good bunch of lads, so that'll do for me."
Paolo Di Canio's side are four points clear at the top of the table and will be looking to quickly put the disappointment of last weekend's Johnstone's Paint Trophy defeat behind them.
And Woodards, who scored his first league goal the last time the sides met, at the Memorial Stadium in December, believes an improving Rovers will have to be on top of their game to return from the County Ground with anything to show for their efforts.
He said: It was great to score my first league goal against them last time, but I'll just be happy if we can win the game and pick up three points when we go there.
"I watched bits of their game at Wembley against Chesterfield last weekend and we are aware of their strengths and weaknesses.
"They are top of the league, so obviously they are a good side, but so are we when we go out and perform.
"It's a decent pitch over there and both clubs have got a good following, so it should be a great atmosphere. We've been working hard to prepare after losing at Aldershot on Tuesday night and we're all looking forward to it."
Rovers will be looking to bounce back from their own reverse this week after suffering a 1-0 defeat at Aldershot in a game manager Mark McGhee insisted his side were unlucky to lose.
Woodards said: "We were all pretty down after the Aldershot game.
"We didn't play that great, but neither did they, so a draw would have been a fair result. It's a minor setback in a good run we've been on and I have to say I'm really enjoying my football at the moment.
"We're a lot more solid than we were the last time we played Swindon and we look dangerous up front.
"There was massive pressure on every game around that time at Christmas. We were losing all the time and it was really taking it out of the players. When a new manager comes in everybody picks up their game a bit, but we had kind of felt that our performances were coming around that time, anyway.
"The manager hasn't really changed much. It's just basically about trying to get the ball down a bit more and not always looking to hit it long, but, yes, things are a lot happier around the camp.
"Personally, I just concentrate on the next game, but it's all starting to come together and, hopefully, it will work for us next year. A few of the lads may have mentioned a bit further ahead, which is understandable because next season is massive for the club.
"We need to get promoted next year, that's the main aim, but we need to concentrate on what is a big game at Swindon first."
Woodards skippered the side at Aldershot in the absence of Matt Gill on Tuesday night, and he said: "I only found out when the manager called me in just before the game.
"It was a great honour, but you seem to feel the defeat a little bit more when you are the skipper because you have to pick everybody else up. That was the first time I've ever done it, so it was all new to me, but I enjoyed it.
"I've got a year left on my contract and I hope to be here next season. Bristol Rovers is a good club with a great support and good bunch of lads, so that'll do for me."
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Free and Cheap Software for Benchmarking Like a Pro
Gaming rigs and data-crunching workhorses alike need to be in top condition. Find out how your computer performs on intense, system-slamming tasks with these benchmarking programs.
BBC Fights Back in Spat With Rupert Murdoch?s News Corp.
Stuart Kemp The U.K. public broadcaster stands by its "Panorama" TV show's findings into alleged computer hacking following critical tweets by Murdoch and News Corp. statements.
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Mali's neighbors threaten border closure in aftermath of coup
By Eric Agnero, For CNN
March 30, 2012 -- Updated 0430 GMT (1230 HKT)
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- A military junta ousted Mali's president last week
- The Economic Community of West African States has given the junta a deadline
- Give back power within 72 hours or face sanctions, ECOWAS says
- Among the sanctions is closing access to ports for landlocked Mali
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- The military junta that ousted Malian President Amadou Toumani Toure has three days to hand back power to civilians or face "diplomatic and financial embargo," a group of African leaders warned Thursday after they met in emergency session.
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) "invite(s) its states to impose a travel ban for members of the junta and a diplomatic and financial embargo on the country if there is no return to constitutional order within a maximum period of 72 hours," said Kadre Desire Ouedraogo, ECOWAS president.
In addition to closing borders shared with member states and banning travel outside Mali by junta members, ECOWAS said its potential sanctions include a "freezing of assets of the junta members and their partners, as well as no access to the ports of the coastal countries of ECOWAS." Mali could also face the freezing of its accounts at the West African Central Bank.
The group of heads of states led by Ivorian President and ECOWAS Chairman Allasane Ouattara met Thursday in Abidjan, after a pro-junta demonstration at the airport in the Malian capital of Bamako prevented them from landing in Mali for a pre-arranged meeting. They were heading to to meet with key members of the junta, which wrested control of the West African nation last week.
Megan Larson-Kone of the U.S. mission in Mali told CNN that "a small group of demonstrators ... threatened to put themselves on the runway, making it difficult for the aircraft to land. The diplomatic missions of the countries involved made a decision that it would be safer ... to turn back."
The ECOWAS leaders had arranged a meeting with Capt. Amadou Sanogo, leader the junta that deposed Toure, a two-term president.
Coup leaders deposed the president, occupied his residence and took over the national television station after accusing the country's defense minister of failing to provide them with enough resources to fight an insurgency in the north.
Meanwhile, the nomadic Taureg who are fighting for autonomy in the north have taken advantage of chaos in the capital to occupy more territory.
Now in Mali -- once hailed as a shining example of African democracy, having experienced more than 20 years of democratic government -- the threat of sanctions prompted some to take precautions.
Mamadou Konate, a Bamako resident, told CNN that people were lining up to empty their bank accounts. "We are stocking up," Konate said. "These sanction are severe and will harm the small people, 80% of the population."
Mali, a poor country with no access to the sea and heavily dependent on foreign aid, is divided in the aftermath of the coup. Many Malians have taken to the streets to show their support the junta. Likewise, opponents of the junta have demonstrated in hopes of seeing the soldiers go.
On Monday, the United State suspended a portion of its aid to Mali in response to the coup. "We want to see the elected government restored as quickly as possible," State Depatment spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.
On Tuesday, ECOWAS suspended Mali's membership, with Ouattara saying, "Dialogue and consultation will be the first instruments in finding a solution, but (ECOWAS members) will not hesitate to use any other option."
CNN's Nkepile Mabuse contributed to this report.
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California women still lag in key categories
Women earn college degrees at a higher rate than men in California, but men still have advantages in leadership roles and earning power, according to an analysis by Mount St. Mary's College.
California women have made significant strides in recent years, obtaining college and graduate degrees at a higher rate than men, for instance, but they still lag their male counterparts when it comes to leadership roles, earning power, and proficiency in advanced science and math, a new report shows.
California women have made significant strides in recent years, obtaining college and graduate degrees at a higher rate than men, for instance, but they still lag their male counterparts when it comes to leadership roles, earning power, and proficiency in advanced science and math, a new report shows.
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
FLA Report Reveals Issues At Foxconn Plants, Details Solutions
The Fair Labor Association has concluded its month-long investigation of Chinese manufacturer Foxconn's factory conditions, and as they indicated early on, they have encountered "significant issues," though it's far from the sub-Dickensian hellhole many perhaps expected. They have focused on a few of the most significant problems and made some suggestions as to how to remedy them. Ultimately these solutions will need to be monitored by Chinese authorities — the same authorities under which the previous, nominally illegal excesses of Foxconn's were swept under the rug. But with the eye of the world upon them, it may be that even the most lax of regulators will have to make an effort to keep their industry in line with the laws that ostensibly bind them.colocation services houston best seo delhi colocation dublin
Huge Cardboard Trevi Fountain Set to Self-Destruct Outside
James Grashow took 3 years to carve Rome's most famous fountain in cardboard -- now watch it disintegrate.colocation pricing littleton plumber houston colocation servers
Do a Barrel Roll in This Battlestar Galactica Viper Motion Flight Simulator
A group of high School students are making a Battlestar Galactiva Viper 360-degree flight simulator that will pitch and roll like a fighter plane.
Colorado governor suspends controlled burns after deadly wildfire
DENVER (Reuters) - Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper suspended prescribed burns used to mitigate fire danger on Wednesday after a controlled blaze apparently ignited a wildfire west of Denver that killed an elderly couple and destroyed some two dozen homes. 
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NYC Dept of Education wants to ban upsetting words such as wealth
The NYC Dept. of Education has truly lost its marbles. In an attempt to shield students from anything unpleasant it is proposing to ban 50 words from standardized tests. Words they intend to ban include disasters, religion, and homes with swimming pools.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The Road to the Avengers Movie
To prepare for the upcoming Marvel Avengers movie, opening on May 4, you could watch all the movies: The Hulk, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Thor, and Captain America: The First Avenger Or you could read the book. In anticipation of the movie, Marvel has released a paperback collection, Avengers: The Road to Marvel’s The [...]
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NYC Dept of Education wants to ban upsetting words such as wealth
The NYC Dept. of Education has truly lost its marbles. In an attempt to shield students from anything unpleasant it is proposing to ban 50 words from standardized tests. Words they intend to ban include disasters, religion, and homes with swimming pools.
Protest By Fire: Why Some Tibetans Choose Self-Immolation
Increasingly angry about Chinese rule, a small but steadily growing number of Tibetans are choosing to protest by setting themselves on fire. Many Tibetans say they admire such actions ? support that experts say means more such protests are likely.
Sprint won?t be left behind when the LTE iPhone comes
Aiming to quash fears that Sprint will once again be left behind in iPhone availability, the carrier’s chief financial officer Joe Euteneuer said today that it could offer an LTE 4G iPhone whenever Apple makes one available.
Speaking at an …
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Meg Whitman vs. Tim Cook by the Numbers
Last week was an interesting week. Apple announced what appears to be a penis iron in the new iPad, and folks are burning through their monthly 4G data plans in a few hours. Tim's having his first Antennagate moment, and Steve Jobs he isn't. On the other hand, Meg Whitman announced her first major restructuring since taking over HP. Whitman appears to have Carly Fiorina's vision and can execute, which bodes well.
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Rising Star: Ohio State?s Deshaun Thomas
By: Mark Chalifoux The NCAA tournament has seen some great individual performances and some great players, but perhaps no better scorer than Ohio State sophomore forward Deshaun Thomas. Opposing defenses can?t focus too heavily on [...]
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