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Wondering if Chrome OS has a future? Wonder no more. After Samsung and Acer ushered out Chromebooks of their own following Google I/O 2011, it looks as if Sony’s planning to usher in one of its own prior to this year’s gala. The VAIO VCC111 has just found its way into the FCC’s database, signaling that there’s only a minimal amount of time before this here machine is cleared for sale on US shelves. So far as we can tell, this is the first significant proof that Sony was (or is) dreaming of involving itself with Google’s cloud-centric operating system, with the user guide clearly explaining the boot-up procedure for a “Chrome OS,” and the keyboard clearly resembling that seen on the Series 5 from Samsung — in other words, the Chrome-ified row of hot keys and an omitted Windows key. Judging by the photos, there’s also a headphone port, microphone jack, HDMI socket, SD card reader, a pair of USB 2.0 connectors and an 11.6-inch display. We’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for more; given where it’s at, it shouldn’t be long before Best Buy’s database picks it up.

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Phillip Phillips and Heejun Han did well by ignoring advice Wednesday.

There must be some reason the folks at ?American Idol? think that the best way to find tomorrow?s pop star is to have them sing songs that were popular a generation ago as opposed to, you know, actual hit singles from today. We?ve gone from Whitney Houston/Stevie Wonder to Songs from Your Birth Year to?… Billy Joel. When do we get Lawrence Welk week?

Steven Tyler set the bar high Wednesday by noting that if you can?t sing Billy Joel, you can?t sing. Then he dropped it lower by saying that he?d never heard of ?She?s Got?a Way? before Joshua Ledet picked it as his song this week. (Clearly the Aerosmith-Joel tour never got off the ground.)

In a way, Tyler’s comments set the tone for the performances. This week also featured not only Diddy as the guest mentor, but Tommy Hilfiger again offering fashion advice. Ironically, some of the singers who did the best ignored both.

Phillip Phillips, for example, had both Jimmy Iovine and Diddy tell him to ditch his guitar, and Hilfiger order him not to wear gray. ?Not to be rude, but I think you need some help,? Hilfiger told the hopeful.?

Not to be ruder, but Phillips wore gray anyway, brought along his guitar and sang a compelling version of ?My Way.? That?ll get even more people flocking to the pawn shop where he used to work.

Heejun Han also lived dangerously by keeping the comedy act going for another week, even if it?s becoming obvious that the ?Idol? influences are getting tired of the act. He asked Diddy for advice on dealing with criticism and just wasted Hilfiger?s time with inane comments.

?I don?t know if he?s an actor, a con man?… I don?t even know if he?s Asian. He might be black,? Diddy said.

And it looked like Han might be a goner when he seemed to forget his place at the beginning of ?My Life??… but it was just a trick. He stripped off his suit to reveal a funky T-shirt, started into a dance routine and breathed some fun into a night that was very heavy on the ballads. He should be safe?… for now. But he?d better not do anything wrong the rest of the way because Steven, for one, seems ready to bail. ?At some point, you have to take it more serious,? the rocker said.

Meanwhile, most people in Elise Testone?s position would do whatever the experts wanted in the hopes of sticking around. Jimmy warned her that picking ?Vienna? was a big risk because about 1 percent?of the audience knew the tune. But she sang the best she has all season, she looked good, she smiled a lot, she brought some of the girls she?s a vocal coach for onstage and gushed about their abilities. If she goes home anyway, at least she?ll have done everything in her power to change voters? minds.

Others were less surprising. Skylar Laine picked ?Shameless,? of course, which most know as a country cover anyway. Jessica Sanchez sang “Everybody Has a Dream” very well, as usual. Ledet shouldn?t have much to worry about, even if Steven didn’t know his song.

And would it be a Billy Joel concert without saving ?Piano Man? for the finish? Of course not. Colton Dixon closed the show with that, had the audience chanting his name and should be in?the game?for a long time.

Who does that leave in trouble? Hollie Cavanagh’s performance of “Honesty” wasn?t great and she needs to step it up next week, but she handled the criticism with aplomb and is fine for now. ?So aside from Testone, who has to be a favorite to be in the bottom three strictly based on her track record, DeAndre Brackensick and Erika Van Pelt have the most two worry about.

Brackensick opened the show with ?Only the Good Die Young? and did very little memorable with it. Considering the song is about trying to get a girl into bed,?his performance?lacked any sense of seduction or sex appeal. It wasn?t enough to get him a goodnight kiss, let alone anything more.

On the other hand, Van Pelt was memorable mostly because she allowed Hilfiger to give her the Kris Jenner ?Kardashian Matriarch? look instead of her own?distinctive hairstyle. Everyone will remember that, but who remembers how she sounded on “New York State of Mind”? We?ll find out Thursday whether the extreme makeover was a blessing or a curse.

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Lawrence Blume was named one of the “Ten Rising Stars of Comedy” by the Hollywood reporter for his first feature film, Martin & Orloff, which premiered at the 2002 US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen. The film has gone on to win the Chris Weztel Prize for Independent comedy from the Art Institute of Chicago, The Audience Award for Best Feature at the Lansing Film Festival, “Best of Fest” award at the Sarasota Film Festival, and was the headlining film at the Toyota NY Comedy Festival. Martin & Orloff is available on DVD through Anchor Bay Entertainment and on Comedy Central starting June 2006.

In addition to producing and directing Martin & Orloff, Lawrence Blume has directed two short dramatic films; “To Walk A City’s Street”, a science fiction thriller adapted from Clifford Simak’s short story and “Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great” a Weekend Special for ABC Television. “To Walk A City’s Street” makes its television premiere this year on the Sci-Fi channel. “Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great” won prizes at the USA film Festival, The Chicago Children’s film festival, The New York Film and Television festival and top prize at the National Educational Film Festival.

Lawrence has also been a sound designer, film editor and was the founder/co-owner of PostWorks, one of New York’s largest post-production companies. As a pioneer in non-linear editing he ran the post production center at the Sundance Filmmaker’s Lab, worked as a consultant to Avid Technology and has taught editing at the Maine Film/TV workshops and Film/Video Arts in New York. Recently he has been lecturing on HDTV and Digital Cinema at NYU film school, Hampshire College and Franklin & Marshall College. He is currently writing and directing an adaptation of the off-Broadway play “Temporary Help” and producing and adaptation of the novel “Deenie” for Disney.

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In these instances of bankruptcy where student education loans are included, the individual need to meet particular criteria. It would have to be shown that a person?s wages are such that he or she could afford to pay off their debt on a monthly basis as defined by the court and totally in five years time.

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It looks like the faster-than-light neutrino saga ? or should that now be slower-than-light or the-same-speed-as-light? ? may nearly be over. On Friday, CERN updated their statement on the initial OPERA result with some new results from ICARUS, another experiment at the Gran Sasso laboratory in Italy.

Here are the important bits of the statement:

The ICARUS measurement, using last year?s short pulsed beam from CERN, indicates that the neutrinos do not exceed the speed of light on their journey between the two laboratories.
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The ICARUS experiment has independent timing from OPERA and measured seven neutrinos in the beam from CERN last year. These all arrived in a time consistent with the speed of light.

The ICARUS experiment has also uploaded a paper to arXiv.org, if you want more detail on how they conducted the experiment. (Or if you like your sentences oddly worded, like this: ?The result is compatible with the simultaneous arrival of all events with equal speed, the one of light.?)

So, that?s that. Or is it?

In the updated statement, CERN Research Director Sergio Bertolucci stresses the importance of rigour in scientific experiments. Bertolucci says:

The Gran Sasso experiments, BOREXINO, ICARUS, LVD and OPERA will be making new measurements with pulsed beams from CERN in May to give us the final verdict. In addition, cross-checks are underway at Gran Sasso to compare the timings of cosmic ray particles between the two experiments, OPERA and LVD.

The more measurements we have, the more sure we can be of the result. But the evidence is starting to suggest that the initial OPERA result was wrong.

Bertolucci goes on to say:

Whatever the result, the OPERA experiment has behaved with perfect scientific integrity in opening their measurement to broad scrutiny, and inviting independent measurements. This is how science works.

[Emphasis mine.]

A commenter on this blog has said that the whole faster-than-light neutrino saga (as I?m quite enjoying calling it) is a ?failure of communication rather than physics.? But I don?t think it is necessarily a failure of anything.

As many people have pointed out, OPERA behaved exactly as they should have done. There was no way they could have sat on the result until they had checked it further. It would have leaked eventually, and them keeping quiet wouldn?t have helped speculation or science. More, independent measurements are always good. Openness, in theory, is always good.

When they announced their result, they did so in the best possible way. In a statement the collaboration said:

Given the potential far-reaching consequences of such a result, independent measurements are needed before the effect can either be refuted or firmly established.

Once the result was announced, there was no way the media could have not reported on it. If it was true, it would have changed physics forever.The general tone of articles about the initial result suggested that most news outlets were sceptical of the result. In a good way. It was more ?Oh look, some physicists might have proved Einstein wrong, weird huh?? than ?OH MY GOD RUN FOR THE HILLS CAUSALITY IS NO MORE!?.

Ok, the whole ?dodgy wiring? update was too good not to poke a little fun at. But it was harmless. I don?t think anyone who commented on it sounding a little silly was suggesting that the scientists had been stupid to make that mistake. I certainly was not suggesting that.

In a way, to put the result down to an experimental error as mundane as dodgy wiring is rather comforting. It reminds us that science is done by scientists who are human too, and fallible just like everyone else. (Except their mistakes almost accidentally bring down Einstein?s theory of relativity, rather than resulting in a broken hairdryer.)

In fact I?m inclined to think that the faster-than-light neutrino saga has been rather good for the relationship between science and the rest of us. Or, at least, it has the potential to be good. Perhaps now we can stop pretending that science is this big impersonal entity that moves along in increments the exact size of a scientific paper. Perhaps we can realise that science and scientists can make mistakes, but that?s ok.

If the story of the faster-than-light neutrinos is a failure of anything, it?s the way we think about science. Sergio Bertolucci was right when he said ?this is how science works.? We just need to get used to it.

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BERLIN (AP) ? John Demjanjuk, a retired U.S. autoworker who was convicted of being a guard at the Nazis’ Sobibor death camp despite steadfastly maintaining over three decades of legal battles that he had been mistaken for someone else, died Saturday, his son told The Associated Press. He was 91.

Demjanjuk, convicted in May of 28,060 counts of being an accessory to murder and sentenced to five years in prison, died a free man in a nursing home in the southern Bavarian town of Bad Feilnbach. He had been released pending his appeal.

John Demjanjuk Jr. said in a telephone interview from Ohio that his father died of natural causes. Demjanjuk had terminal bone marrow disease, chronic kidney disease and other ailments.

It was not yet known whether he would be brought back to the U.S. for burial.

Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk (dehm-YAHN’-yook) had steadfastly denied any involvement in the Nazi Holocaust since the first accusations were levied against him more than 30 years ago.

“My father fell asleep with the Lord as a victim and survivor of Soviet and German brutality since childhood,” Demjanjuk Jr. said. “He loved life, family and humanity. History will show Germany used him as a scapegoat to blame helpless Ukrainian POWs for the deeds of Nazi Germans.”

His conviction helped set new German legal precedent, being the first time someone was convicted solely on the basis of serving as a camp guard, with no evidence of being involved in a specific killing.

Presiding Judge Ralph Alt said the evidence showed Demjanjuk was a piece of the Nazis’ “machinery of destruction.”

“The court is convinced that the defendant … served as a guard at Sobibor” from March 27, 1943, until mid-September 1943, Alt said in his ruling.

Despite his conviction, his family never gave up its battle to have his U.S. citizenship reinstated so that he could live out his final days nearby them in the Cleveland area. One of their main arguments was that the defense had never seen a 1985 FBI document, uncovered in early 2011 by The Associated Press, calling into question the authenticity of a Nazi ID card used against him.

Demjanjuk maintained that he was a victim of the Nazis himself ? first wounded as a Soviet soldier fighting German forces, then captured and held as a prisoner of war under brutal conditions.

“I am again and again an innocent victim of the Germans,” he told the panel of Munich state court judges during his 18-month trial, in a statement he signed and that was read aloud by his attorney Ulrich Busch.

He said after the war he was unable to return to his homeland, and that taking him away from his family in the U.S. to stand trial in Germany was a “continuation of the injustice” done to him.

“Germany is responsible for the fact that I have lost for good my whole reason to live, my family, my happiness, any future and hope,” he said.

His claims of mistaken identity gained credence after he successfully defended himself against accusations initially brought in 1977 by the U.S. Justice Department that he was “Ivan the Terrible” ? a notoriously brutal guard at the Treblinka extermination camp.

In connection with the allegation, he was extradited to Israel from the U.S. in 1986 to stand trial on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, convicted and sentenced to death. But the Israeli Supreme Court in 1993 overturned the verdict on appeal, saying that evidence showed another Ukrainian man was actually “Ivan the Terrible,” and ordered him returned to the U.S.

The Israeli judges said, however, they still believed Demjanjuk had served the Nazis, probably at the Trawniki SS training camp and Sobibor. But they declined to order a new trial, saying there was a risk of violating the law prohibiting trying someone twice on the same evidence.

Demjanjuk returned to his suburban Cleveland home in 1993 and his U.S. citizenship, which had been revoked in 1981, was reinstated in 1998.

Demjanjuk remained under investigation in the U.S., where a judge revoked his citizenship again in 2002 based on Justice Department evidence suggesting he concealed his service at Sobibor. Appeals failed, and the nation’s chief immigration judge ruled in 2005 that Demjanjuk could be deported to Germany, Poland or Ukraine.

Prosecutors in Germany filed charges in 2009, saying Demjanjuk’s link to Sobibor and Trawniki was clear, with evidence showing that after he was captured by the Germans he volunteered to serve with the fanatical SS and trained as a camp guard.

Though there are no known witnesses who remember Demjanjuk from Sobibor, prosecutors referred to an SS identity card that they said features a photo of a young, round-faced Demjanjuk and that says he worked at the death camp. That and other evidence indicating Demjanjuk had served under the SS convinced the panel of judges in Munich, and led to his conviction.

He was ordered tried in Munich because he lived in the area briefly after the war.

Demjanjuk, who was removed by U.S. immigration agents from his home in suburban Cleveland and deported in May 2009, questioned the evidence in the German case, saying the identity card was possibly a Soviet postwar forgery.

He reiterated his contention that after he was captured in Crimea in 1942, he was held prisoner until joining the Vlasov Army ? a force of anti-communist Soviet POWs and others formed to fight with the Germans against the Soviets in the final months of the war.

Demjanjuk was born April 3, 1920, in the village of Dubovi Makharintsi in central Ukraine, two years before the country became part of the Soviet Union. He grew up during a time when the country was wracked by famines that killed millions, and a wave of purges instituted by Stalin to eliminate any possible opposition.

As a young man Demjanjuk worked as a tractor driver for the area’s collective farm. After being called up for the Soviet Red Army, he was wounded in action but sent back to the front after he had recovered, only to be captured during the battle of Kerch Peninsula in May 1942.

After the war, Demjanjuk was sent to a displaced persons camp and worked briefly as a driver for the U.S. Army. In 1950, he sought U.S. citizenship, claiming to have been a farmer in Sobibor, Poland, during the war.

Demjanjuk later said he lied about his wartime activities to avoid being sent back to Ukraine, then a part of the Soviet Union. Just to have admitted being in the Vlasov Army would also have been enough to have him barred from emigration to the U.S. or many other countries.

He came to the U.S. on Feb. 9, 1952, and eventually settled in Seven Hills, a middle-class suburb of Cleveland.

He was a mechanic at Ford Motor Co.’s engine plant in the Cleveland suburb of Brook Park and with his wife, Vera, raised three children ? son John Jr. and daughters Irene and Lydia.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/john-demjanjuk-convicted-death-camp-guard-dies-121656724.html

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