Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2013/05/16/watch-over-the-air-tv-on-your-ios-device-with-the-belkin-dyle/
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Friday, May 17, 2013
Watch over-the-air TV on your iOS device with the Belkin Dyle
With this 30-pin accessory, you can watch live TV broadcasts on your iOS device. ?You don’t need WiFi access, and you won’t use your data plan minutes, either. ?You do need to be in certain geographic areas in the US to use the Dyle mobile TV unit from Belkin, though. ?Dyle mobile TV broadcasts live [...]
Google Glass Just Got Some New Glassware (Aka Apps)
While Glass is flying under the radar at I/O, Google has just announced that CNN, Elle, Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook and Evernote are joining the "Glassware" fray. Previously, only Path and The New York Times were the only other apps available for Glass.
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College Exam 'Error' Reveals A Thorough Grader, A Kind Fate (PHOTO)
From a World Wide Web of embarrassing possibilities, this student may have made out just peachy after what one can only hope was an accidental copy-and-paste error wound up on the "Works Cited" page of a final paper.
Instead of linking to a source that explained the Munich Agreement, the reader was directed to a page that sounds like it could be run by a "Jersey Shore"-inspired silk-screening company.
Here's how that worked out:
Pause for a minute, essayists, and look through your browser history this week. This could have been so much worse. Object lesson: Bibliographies are read, too. Make sure that links to Facebook, eBay, Amazon or anything of a more (ahem) "private nature" don't get included.
(h/t Reddit)
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Creating a Good Relationship with your Daughter, Especially if you ...
This is my story, it may not ring true for everyone, but if it can help one person understand or feel better about their blessed life they lead-then my job here is done.
Given this is the week following the celebration of Mother's Day, I find this period of the year especially troubling.? I am not the first person, nor the last person, to dread this day (or father's day for the same reasons for that matter).? Nor am?I the first person to be shunned or walk away from a family?whose ideals they did not agree, or their lives one could not rationally, nor heart filled?follow.? But for the last 12 years that?I have been a mother, never did?I fear nor crave?a relationship with my mother more-even though?I have always known it could never be.?
I have three biological daughters, one whom was born still.? I have 2 step daughters and a step son, and currently there is a family in Brazil that entrusted the care of their daughter to us, here in the US,?for a foreign exchange program.? So in my house?I have 6 beautiful children and 1 angel watching over us all.? My house is full and busy, many times?a chaotic zoo, but fun.? We are all so blessed, and I cannot imagine for a second what it would be like to turn my back on anyone of them at any point in their lives unless they did something insanely horrible, like murder, pedophilia, rape, etc...I may show them tough love at times, but home is a place that they should always be able to "come as you are", and leave when your wings are repaired (or?I am tired of you.....which ever comes first ;) )? Now, I may not like everything they say or do, I may offer unsolicited advice, but once they cross the threshold of HS graduation they are on their own.? And it is at this point I pray that what?I tried to teach them, sinks in.
My mother and I have always differed in our thoughts on life and everything in it.? She was insanely protective and a perfectionist on the surface (clothes, hair, shoes, etc.).? I was the oldest of three.? There are four things my mother used to tell me often:
1. (Because?I look more like my aunt) Your aunt is actually your mother, but she gave you to me to raise because she couldn't.
2. When you were a baby, every time?I tried to hold you and hold on to you tighter you wanted to get further away from me and explore.
3. I have dreams about you dying and I would not ever be able to handle you dying before me.
4. Because you are the oldest and every decision?I make is new and you are a tester for your brother and sister, sometimes?I feel like?I should throw you out and start over.
My mother was also not very cuddly nor loving in the physical sense.? Seeing her cry watching sad movies was always very shocking.? She was judgemental, and often had very negative things to say about people.? But I know she loved me, and still does, in the only way she can-restrictive and protective. I always tried to impress her and make her proud and do what she said, until?I could not anymore.? I made some large mistakes that followed-having a baby at 17, getting married at 18 to an alcoholic, divorcing at 25 and approaching my second marriage at the ripe old age of 29, to the man?I should have waited for all along (that darn hindsight), and old friend, that?I have known for a decade.?She has not spoken to me since July-telling me that she was letting me (and her grandchildren) go and would contact me when?I live the life she wanted for me.? All of this, in front of her grandchildren.? The most troubling things about this is she took the entire family with her-not one of them ask me for my side of what happened, and they all turned their backs on me, and secondly the way?I felt after the initial shock of it all- relieved.? A huge weight had been lifted off of my shoulders-one?I never really knew existed.
That weight release shocked me more than the separation did, even to this day when she sends me letters in the mail jabbing and berating, in the name of the Lord.? And I, the studier of people new and long gone, decided to take a deep look in to relationships with partners and relationship with mothers-to see if?I could prevent this emotional devastation and upheaval with my own girls.?
In relationships with a partner, common things that make for a good relationship are: trust, respect, love, communication,?roles of equality,?gratitude/thankfulness, and "as much as I want to kill you right now I won't because?I would miss you way tooo much."? If you breech any of these significantly the relationship is strained and could, more than likely collapse.? If you look at infidelity as an example-the cheater is not respectful of their partner, for their inability to resist temptation and cheat, AND they are unable to communicate the things they are missing that once drew them to crave and desire their current long-term/legal/etc. partner.? But turning their focus to an outsider of the relationship they also are relinquishing gratitude for all they have and have built with their partner up to that point.? In a maternal relationship you have the above and the following-familial patterns,?expectation, dreams, loyalty, sociatal constructs, innate and genetic bonds and ethnic understanding, dictations for the minor years, patterns and need-indebtedness?for survival for 18 years, and expressed and embedded responses to you-good and bad.? Actions that speak way louder than words,that scar and that benefit or kill reactions once they hit adulthood.? All in all- motherhood is riddled with blame and pressures like no other job one will ever have, hold, and not be paid monetarily for.? Where the risks FAR outweigh the benefits and successes, and the fear of hurt (mental, emotional, or physical) is always there.?
So, where then do "good moms" versus "not so good moms" in accordance of relationships, differ?? Respect and communication in observable actions.? My mother?for the most part in front of me was stoic and inhuman, opinionated, and a martyr when she did not get her way.? She snuck and hid things from my?dad, she gave no respect to?the only income,?his, and how long he worked to bring it in.? She would?buy what she wanted for us and others, much to the frustrations of my father-to uphold some untouchable perfect image of gift giving and appearance. (I did a paper on this in college looking at instant gratification and self sacrifice with shopping and tangible itemsm titled, Buying Love)??During a period of long term illness, that nearly took her life, she would?tell us (my father and I) that we were the reason she got sick (i blamed the drugs now for this, but at the time?I cannot say?I did).? She demanded I?perform?in?a manor that represented her well, and berated me when?I did not in the privacy of the home or car.? ?For she, was taking her time to give me these great opportunities and?I was wasting them.? This continued through my parenting, my household upkeep, even while?I worked a full time job and/or went to school, when my children were bathed but able to run outside in mismatched pajamas and no socks and shoes, etc.? And when the flood gates of expectation and spite took over-well, There but for the grace of God go I.? That God?I know does not put before us things not meant for some purpose, nor even in the worst of times give us more than we can handle.? And so I bear it.? And try desperately not to repeat it.
What do I do given this example?? It would have been easier not to replicate?it if my mother was incarcerated, or dead, or a neglectful addict.? But it is not the case.? What occurred simply was she loved me soooooo very much she was unable to let me breathe and learn on my own and be there to catch me when?I fall-for fear that?I would ruin her or I-and because of this inability to teach release and communicate freely,?her worst nightmares came true.? I do not blame her for decisions?I made-those are mine alone- but what I do blame her for is her inability to be human and communicate with me emotions and information that?I believe would have helped a very curious and naive?me out of skunk holes. So with?my girls, I make it known-my happiness, my confusion, my sadness, my scatterbrained ness, a headache, my gratitude, my love and affection, and my arms-there forever and always.? I make known for them and keep consistent my rules and expectations, the lessons learned, and when they go from bad decisions to good ones of the same nature.? I have the uncomfortable talks with them. I let them tell me what they will be when they grow up.? I never tell them what?I expect other than at 18 you have three choices and 1 container-choose well.*
Sometimes they ask me what?I think they would be good at as an adult, or what I see them as.? And I tell them careers and jobs that fit their already strong suits- be it with children, animals, logistics, sports, art, etc.? I?sometimes tell?them that?I expect them to find the malformed gene or?genetic coded trigger for autism and crohns, if they want to gain the super secret treasure box of candy love in the very bottom of my heart. With a smile?and a hug I believe they know that I am only half serious, and it gives them a real world purpose to explore until the real world is on their door step.? But-it is not forced, nor explicitly necessary to make me so very grateful they are here and healthy,?and that?I was blessed with their love-and I tell them everyday. I also listen-I do not tell them how they should be-I listen to their fears, hurts, disappointments, sometimes telling them to learn to deal with it as it is not worth it in the long run, and other times just holding them when they cry-trying to point out the blessings and the positives and where to go from here.
So, I am not worried.? In life YOU have two options-you can dwell or focus on the positives or the negatives.? You can martyr and mourn or you can pick up and move on.? I am the type to look for the good in the why-with out having to know why, picking up my pcs and moving on...instead of dwelling on what could have been and poor, me, me, me...and how you are hurting me and my reputation.? Kids are kids.? And mom's are moms.? We will always fear the worst for our kids, expect the best that is unreal in the first place, and when all is said and done-settle for what makes our baby's happy, functional, strong souls.
The difference between me and my mom; starts with a goodbye and ends with a "hey, mom-thank you."? My mom never had to learn how to appreciate the little and wonderful goods-she never went in to a hospital expecting a baby only to come out days later empty handed.? She never had to appreciate the reality of buring her own baby.? Because of our flawed relationship and my loss, I am actually grateful, but it took years to get there.? Without both of those things I could not be the strong and appreciative mother?I am today.? I am blessed, and?I am eternally grateful-for when?I get to St. Peter and?I am asked how?I lived and loved-there will be a jumpy baby awaiting my arms and I will be eternally blessed in fulfillment of God's greatest gift, one?I was lucky enough to receive in mortal life-pure, undying, nonrestrictive love for another.
Until next time,
The mominator.
*When turning 18 and graduating HS,?I have told my children since they were really small,?their?options are: military, college, or full time employment.? Either way-they each have a 40 gallon Tupperware container with their names on it.? I will not store or move for them,?anymore than that 1 singular container?in my house during their "periods of self exploration," where they live in tiny places all over God's green planet.?:)
Source: http://www.parentsareimportant.com/2013/05/creating-good-relationship-with-your.html
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Senate panel considers labor board nominees
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration wants quick confirmation of five nominees to fill seats on the National Labor Relations Board, which has been mired for months in a controversy over recess appointments.
But Republicans were not expected to make it easy Thursday when the nominees appear at a Senate confirmation hearing.
An impasse could soon leave the board inoperable because the term of the board's current chairman, Mark Pearce, expires in August. If no new nominees are confirmed by then, the board will not have enough members to operate. It has only three members now, the bare minimum to conduct business.
The prospect of a crippled NLRB has angered labor unions, which count on the agency to resolve worker complaints of unfair labor violations and issue key legal decisions on labor-management disputes.
The board has been in limbo since January, when a federal appeals court said the president violated the Constitution by filling vacancies on the board without Senate confirmation. The administration is appealing the decision to the Supreme Court, but in the meantime, hundreds of its decisions have been called into question.
Republicans claim the board has no legitimacy to act and have demanded the two recess appointees ? Sharon Block and Richard Griffin ? step down. They have declined.
President Barack Obama has defied Republicans by nominating Griffin and Block to full terms on the board. Obama also has renominated the board's chairman to another full term. All three are Democrats.
The other two nominees, lawyers Harry I. Johnson III and Philip A. Miscimarra, are Republicans. The White House hoped the bipartisan package would pass muster with Republicans, but GOP leaders in the Senate already have indicated they will oppose Griffin and Block.
The labor board has been caught in a nonstop political tug of war for years. Republicans and their allies in the business community have complained that the board is issuing too many pro-unions decisions. Obama claims he was forced to make recess appointments because some Senate Republicans vowed to block confirmation of any new NLRB members.
Unions say the president is entitled to appoint a majority of members who are sympathetic to labor, just as Republican presidents have installed business-friendly majorities when they occupied the White House.
After Thursday's hearing, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee was expected to vote on the nominees next week. While the committee's Democratic majority was expected to endorse the nominees, Republicans were likely to demand 60 votes for a full vote to proceed on the Senate floor.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/senate-panel-considers-labor-board-081148177.html
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Google I/O 2013 opening keynote roundup: All Access music streaming, a vanilla GS4 and more
Phew. Day one of Google I/O is far from over, but there's already been an onslaught of news. While our editors are running around the floor, why not catch up on any bits of the opening keynote you may have missed? There's now a Galaxy S 4 with vanilla Android Jelly Bean for $649, a $9.99 per-month music subscription service and a host of updates for Google+, Play, Maps and others. Join us past the break where we've got it all neatly categorized for your viewing pleasure.
Filed under: Internet, Software, Mobile, Google
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Russia's FSB releases alleged letter on US spying
In this handout photo provided by the FSB, acronym for Russian Federal Security Service, a recruiting letter carried by a man claimed by FSB to be Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, when he was detained, is shown in the FSB offices in Moscow, early Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Russia's security services say they have caught a U.S. diplomat who they claim is a CIA agent in a red-handed attempt to recruit a Russian agent. Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, was carrying special technical equipment, disguises, written instructions and a large sum of money when he was detained overnight, the FSB said in a statement Tuesday. Fogle was handed over to U.S. embassy officials, the FSB, said. (AP Photo/FSB Public Relations Center)
In this handout photo provided by the FSB, acronym for Russian Federal Security Service, a recruiting letter carried by a man claimed by FSB to be Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, when he was detained, is shown in the FSB offices in Moscow, early Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Russia's security services say they have caught a U.S. diplomat who they claim is a CIA agent in a red-handed attempt to recruit a Russian agent. Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, was carrying special technical equipment, disguises, written instructions and a large sum of money when he was detained overnight, the FSB said in a statement Tuesday. Fogle was handed over to U.S. embassy officials, the FSB, said. (AP Photo/FSB Public Relations Center)
MOSCOW (AP) ? Russia's Federal Security Service has released a photograph of a letter that it claims contains instructions on spying for the United States. The FSB said the letter was found on a U.S. diplomat, who they claim is a CIA officer caught trying to recruit a member of one of Russia's special services. There was no immediate response from the U.S. State Department. This is the Associated Press' translation of the typewritten letter shown on Russian state television channels:
Dear friend,
This is an advance from someone who is very impressed by your professionalism and who would greatly value working together with you in the future. For us, your safety is of the utmost importance, so we have chosen this route to make contact with you. And we will continue to take steps to secure your safety and keep our correspondence secret.
We are prepared to offer you $100,000 and discuss your experience, expertise and cooperation, and your payment might be far greater if you are prepared to answer some specific questions. Additionally, for long-term cooperation we offer up to $1,000,000 a year with the promise of additional bonuses for information that will help us.
To contact us again, please open a new Gmail account, which you will use only for communicating with us, in an Internet cafe or a cafe with a WiFi connection. When signing up, do not use any personal information that could be used to identify you and the new account. So do not offer any real contact information, i.e. your telephone numbers or other email addresses.
If Gmail asks for your personal information, please, start the registration process again and try not to give them any information. After you register the new inbox, send an email to the address unbacggdA(at)gmail.com, and then check the inbox again exactly one week later to see if you have received our reply.
If you register the new email account in a cafe with a netbook or another device (for example, a tablet), then please do not use your own device with your own personal data on it. If possible, you should get a new device to connect with us, for cash. We will reimburse you for the purchase.
Thank you for reading this. We eagerly await the possibility of working with you in the near future.
Your friends.
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