41. The Jcperry Blog As can been seen, the debate is moving away lower courts can judge the higher courts, thereby instigating interviewed by one of the major tv stations today. http://web.mit.edu/jcperry/www/blog.html

My Blog June 7 Structured data (databases) vs. semi-structured data (XML pages) vs. unstructured data (free text). IBM reports, "The two worlds of structured data and unstructured data are colliding." At one point, I was interested in doing my PhD in data integration . Certainly, data integration is not a sexy topic. But in the business world, data integration is everything. Professor Stu Madnick works on federated databases, to solve the data integration problem. However, I was unable to find EECS adivors to collaborate with. The big commercial products include: IBM's DB2 Information Integrator BEA Systems' Liquid Data Oracle June 4 The main players in the hospital information system marketplace are: 3M Health Information Systems Cerner CPSI Eclipsys First Consulting Group GE Healthcare IDX Systems iSOFT McKesson MEDITECH Misys Healthcare NDCHealth QuadraMed Quality Systems Siemens Medical VitalWorks WebMD May 29 My honeymoon was to Arches National Park. May 28 I was married in the Salt Lake LDS temple!!!!! I gave my wife a ring from Whiteflash . My wife gave me a ring from DePrisco Jewelers . We were pleased with both stores. DePrisco appraised the Whiteflash ring at $2000 more than I paid for it! I was very please with their service.

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Home Sign Up Features Testimonials ... Live Support Privacy Watch Privacy Watch Index Civil Liberties Freedom of Speech Freedom of Information ... Matrix Digital Privacy: Content Filtering Cyber-Stalking Electronic Annoyances Identity Theft ... PATRIOT Act Other Topics: Microsoft Other People Finding Public Surveillance ... Travel Data, Text, and Web Mining And The Multinational Limited Objective Experiment GAO Raises Privacy Concerns About Federal Data Mining "Forty percent of federal agencies are using data mining for a variety of activities, some of which raise significant privacy issues, a report issued this week by the General Accounting Office finds. The report, "Data Mining: Federal Efforts Cover A Wide Range Of Uses," was requested by Sen. Daniel Akaka, D-Hawaii, in response to controversial uses of data mining by the Defense Department to combat terrorism. The report finds 52 of 128 federal departments and agencies use or plan to use data mining. There are 131 data-mining efforts under way, with 68 planned. Of these 199, 122 use or will use personal information." Full story - InformationWeek Submitted by Anonymous, Sat Jun 5 18:52:21 EDT 2004

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SCHOOL VOUCHERS September 2, 1999 The two sides involved in Cleveland's landmark school voucher case discuss the issue with Elizabeth Farnsworth, after a background report. August 25, 1999: A Gergen dialogue with two principals turned authors August 24, 1999: Mandatory summer programs in the U.S April 22, 1999: A discussion with teachers on keeping kids safe at school March 8, 1999: Ending social promotion in schools February 11, 1999: California's politics of education February 10, 1999: Raising educational standards in the U.S. Oct. 20 , 1998: A background report on education reform Sept.16, 1998: How are schools handling the teacher shortage Sept.15, 1998: Should teachers be graded April 29, 1998: The school voucher debate. March 17, 1998: Pricing student loans February 4 , 1998: The president's proposal to reduce class sizes.

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Independent Media TV Home Topics Register to Vote ... About Us Sections Under Reported Environment Science Independent Artist ... Philosophy Columnists Jason Leopold Todd Smyth Beldeu Singh Andrew Limburg ... Audio Archive Under Reported Under Reported June 07, 2004 Taliban told US it would give up Osama: report - Reuters - Article - 2004-06-05 ''United States and Taliban officials met secretly in Frankfurt almost a year before the September 11 attacks to discuss terms for the Afghans to hand over Osama bin Laden, according to a German television documentary.'' Cheney faces grilling over leak as Bush election hopes slump - Guardian, The - Article - 2004-06-06 ''The growing sense of crisis within the Bush administration over the aftermath of the Iraq conflict deepened yesterday after it emerged that Vice-President Dick Cheney has been questioned as part of the intelligence scandals engulfing American politics.'' Cheney Reportedly Interviewed in Leak of C.I.A. Officer's Name - New York Times - Article - 2004-06-05 ''Vice President Dick Cheney was recently interviewed by federal prosecutors who asked whether he knew of anyone at the White House who had improperly disclosed the identity of an undercover C.I.A. officer, people who have been involved in official discussions about the case said on Friday.''

48. E-Voting Machines / Vote Integrity DBoca Raton, turned to the courts Friday in to examining what happened and deserves tv exposure CNN Rigged Question for Presidential debate - Newsmax - Article http://www.independent-media.tv/gtheme.cfm?ftheme_id=3

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document.write(''+''); Home Message Boards Back Issues Search ... About Us Current Issue: document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Home Local News Reich hosts gay town hall meeting By Laura Kiritsy Published: Thursday, August 22, 2002 Media Credit: Marilyn Humphries Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert Reich Despite his low-budget, homemade TV ads, an ailing RV dubbed the ``Reich Reform Express" and a campaign that's woefully low on cash, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert Reich knows how to get his message acrossby taking it directly to the people. That's what the former U.S. Secretary of Labor did on the evening of Aug. 20, attracting roughly 180 peoplewho withstood stifling heat in the Arlington St. Churchto a GLBT Community Town Hall meeting. Though he arrived at the event 20 minutes late, the candidate stuck around long after the meeting's scheduled end, greeting voters and continuing to answer questions from the crowd that gathered around him as he tried to exit the church. The stop was one of a series of town hall meetings Reich has staged in various communities including Lawrence, Williamstown, Somerville and Newton. Similar events are planned for Lexington and Milton. Reich began with unscripted remarks during which he discussed the evolution of his support for gay marriagea position which diverges from those of his Democratic opponents, state Treasurer Shannon O'Brien, Senate President Tom Birmingham and former state Senator Warren Tolman, who all support civil-union legislation. While he, too, initially supported civil unions, after talking with GLBT community members he soon came to realize ``that seemed like a cop-out to me," Reich told the crowd.

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54. Courtroom Practice In The 21st Century -- Trial, May 1999 There may be debate over what, if anything, must be size and testifies from a monitor behind the witness In state courts across the country, those arrested may http://www.ncsc.dni.us/NCSC/TIS/TIS99/CtromtecTrial2.HTM

COURTROOM PRACTICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Fredric I. Lederer Fredric I. Lederer is Chancellor Professor of Law and Director of the Courtroom 21 Project at the College of William and Mary School of Law in Williamsburg, Virginia. Article from Trial , July 1999m Today's high technology trial may lead to tomorrow's virtual courtroom. How far will technology take us? The future will bring surprise and challenge. The new millennium will bring the beginnings of substantial change in the way that we try cases. How do we envision an opening statement? Is the attorney standing at a lectern and speaking to the jury, pausing periodically to use a flip chart or place a photograph or graphic on an easel? Or is counsel standing before a control podium, speaking to the jury while smoothly illustrating remarks with a multimedia slide show, pausing periodically to circle key portions of images displayed on a flat-panel plasma screen using an electronic light pen? In the 21st century, the latter approach likely will be common. Indeed, counsel may not even need to be in the courtroom. Interrelated technology trends will combine to alter what we consider "normal" in the arena of courtroom litigation. Primary among these trends will be remote appearances, visual trial and appeal, and ubiquitous information. The 21st century virtual courtroom may combine these trends.

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Video Activism: Those With Eyes Shall See The Satya Interview with Ronit Avni From the video Forgotten People , by Mental Disability Rights International Ronit Avni is Program Associate of Witness, a human rights organization that helps activists document the abuses they witness with video cameras. Catherine Clyne recently spoke with her about the group and some of its projects. Tell us about Witness. Aside from production, what are other ways Witness assists activists? When you say that you teach people how to use video as evidence in a court, what do you mean? Do you approach professional filmmakers to get involved with projects? The second was on sweatshop labor in the U.S. territory of Saipan, called Behind the Labels. That was a collaboration between the Global Survival Network, which had hidden camera footage of garment workers on Saipan, and filmmaker Tia Lessin. That was also commissioned by Oxygen. These were exceptional because the funding was available, and we wanted to see whether this would be a model to perpetuate or not. One thing that our readers will be interested in hearing about is how you and other members of the staff, and other partner members, deal with looking at such atrocities every day?

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58. BW Online | August 9, 2001 | Don't Smile, You're On Surveillance Camera The courts see privacy At the heart of this debate is this question What kind of society BusinessWeek tv BusinessWeek Online Handheld Edition BW Conferences. http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/aug2001/nf2001089_685.htm

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PUBLIC RELATIONS 304 SPRING 2004 NPA homepage M-W 3:00-4:15 p.m. ROOM 104 Doug Williams (O) 898-2919 (H) 371-0850 fdwilliams@mtsu.edu Lecture # Syllabus PUBLIC RELATIONS 304 SPRING 2004 M-W 3:00-4:15 p.m. ROOM 104 Course Description Public Relations 304 will examine the theory, practices and history of public relations. The class will define public relations, and explain its communication and counseling roles. The course will look at the ethical standards and professionalism required of public relations practitioners, and will also look at the role public relations plays in shaping public opinion and public policy. Course Objectives Methods General Rules Grading: There will be ten (10) current events quizzes worth 10 points each that will be administered randomly throughout the semester. There will be additional outside activities for students to earn up to 140 points (40 of which are extra credit). Students will have the opportunity to earn 40 additional points by working the MT Poll. The project will be worth 200 points and will serve as your final exam. Grades will not be curved. Points Breakdown Tests (2) 600 pts Quizzes 100 pts Outside Activities 140 pts Project 200 pts MT Poll 40 pts Total 1080 pts A 1,080-920

60. NSW Hansard Articles : LA : 11/11/2003 : #47 Vaucluse said in the second reading debate, and I Prosecutions and inadequate penalties imposed by the courts. war for the benefit of the tv cameras, not for http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/Prod/Parlment/HansArt.nsf/0/0564be084caf97fbca2

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