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• Paul Madsen leaks internal photo

  Published: July 5, 2007, 11:55 pm

  Tags: Windows Cardspace, Information Cards, Identity Metasystem, Intellectual Property, Liberty

  Despite my repeated requests not to go there, Paul Madsen of ConnectID has published a leaked, top secret, internal Microsoft Identity and Access photo. His post reads as follows: An un-named source in Redmond sent me this never before seen picture of the first ever infocards assembly line. In the front you can see a worker inserting

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• Control, not nagging

  Published: June 26, 2007, 11:55 am

  Tags: Windows Cardspace, Information Cards, Identity Metasystem, Federation, Privacy, Liberty, Linkage

  In a piece called Pleading down the Charges, Jeff Bohren of talkBMC refers to the discussion I’ve had with Conor about invisible redirection as ‘inflammatory’, and adds: “In subsequent exchanges Kim and Conor plead the charges down from a felony to a misdemeanor. Kim allows that the redirection is OK so long as the

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• Beyond maximal disclosure tokens

  Published: June 26, 2007, 4:11 am

  Tags: Digital Identity, Federation, Privacy, Digital Rights, Liberty, Linkage

  a user is visiting. The Liberty Alliance has been forward-thinking enough to use this knowledge to avoid leaking omnidirectional handles to relying parties, through what it calls pseudonynms. For example, “persistent” and “transient” pseudonyms can be put in the tokens by the identity provider, rather than

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• Michael Biserta Scandal

  Published: August 4, 2007, 11:37 pm

  Tags: Celebrity Gossip, Beefcake, Calendar 2008, Department Calendar, Firefighter, Fireman, Guys Gone Wild, Hubby, Laura Jones, Michael Biserta, Michael Biserta Video, Mike Biserta, New York Fire Department, Statue Of Liberty, York Fire Department

  fire department, statue of liberty, york fire departmentIf you enjoyed this post invite me to drink a

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• Aug 8, 2007 INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION - Support Team Tibet

  Published: August 7, 2007, 8:42 pm

  Tags: Liberty

  This blog wants to join to this iniciative promoved by http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org/August 8th 2007 marks one year until the opening ceremonies of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Like other nations, Tibet should be represented at these Games, but under Chinese occupation, Tibetans are denied their right to sovereignty and barred from

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• Nazis Come Knocking in New Trailer for Turning Point: Fall of Liberty

  Published: August 16, 2007, 1:11 pm

  Tags: Codemasters, Videos, Sony, Microsoft, Computer, Games, Fall Of Liberty, Nazis, Ps3, Turning Point, Xbox

  Turning Point: Fall of Liberty Trailer 2 Turning Point: Fall of Liberty caught my attention a month ago when Codemasters released one creative trailer for the game. This new trailer expands on the story a little more and shows off some of the actual gameplay. The game begins in 1953 in an alternate history where the U.S. never entered World War

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• Finish the Fight… in Fall of Liberty

  Published: August 16, 2007, 4:52 pm

  Tags: Videos, News, Turning Point Fall Of Liberty, Turning Point, Fall Of Liberty, Xbox 360, Ps3, Playstation 3, Game, Videogame, Fps, Nazi, Shooter

  in Turning Point: Fall of Liberty, but instead a Nazi oppression, and very similar slogans. The game’s release date is delayed from November 2007 to early 2008 on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3. In Codemaster’s FPS game you fight your way through a war-torn New York in 1953 as you start the rebellion that’ll free you from the Nazis.

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• The British Are Coming! And They Expect to be Disappointed!

  Published: August 17, 2007, 12:51 pm

  Tags: In Other News, Little Britain, Statue Of Liberty, Times Square

  people, the Statue of Liberty and Times Square are two of the most disappointing tourist attractions in the world. On a list of the top ten most boring spots, they fall behind the Eiffel Tower and the Mona Lisa, both in Paris. We imagine if they didn't inherently hate the French so much, the English would have ranked the two New York gems

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• Top-10 Reasons To Watch The Liberty's Playoff Run

  Published: August 20, 2007, 10:59 am

  Tags: Detroit Shock, Madison Square Garden, New York Liberty, Playoffs, Wnba

  on the line for the Liberty, I decided to check out my first WNBA game Sunday at The Garden and had a blast. The crowd was electric, the game came down to the final minute, and the Liberty wrapped up the final playoff spot in the East.  What more can you ask for? So as the Liberty gear up for their first playoff series since 2005,

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• The Liberty Are True Underdogs

  Published: August 20, 2007, 5:54 pm

  Tags: Basketball, Bob Wischusen, Janel Mccarville, Jessica Davenport, New York Liberty, Pat Coyle, Playoffs, Tiffany Jackson, Wnba

  Then tell me which team the Liberty has more individual talent than?  I don't want this to sound like a back-handed compliment, and it may be almost impossible for it not to be taken that way, but the fact is that the Liberty don't have a true star player, and every other team in the playoffs has at least one with some having as many as

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• Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of A WNBA Title

  Published: August 22, 2007, 11:38 pm

  Tags: Brad Polk, Detroit Shock, Janel Mccarville, New York Liberty, Pat Coyle, Shameka Christon, Wnba

  full of ups and downs, the Liberty now embarks on the playoffs. By claiming the No. 4 seed in the Eastern Conference, New York must contend with the best team in the WNBA and the defending champions, the Detroit Shock, in the opening round. Game 1 is Friday night at MSG and Janel McCarville, Shameka Christon and coach Pat Coyle talk about

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• Breaking Down Liberty-Shock

  Published: August 23, 2007, 10:17 pm

  Tags: Brad Polk, Detroit Shock, Jason Horowitz, Mary Murphy, New York Liberty, Playoffs, Wnba

  first glance, the Liberty-Shock semifinal matchup might seem like a huge mismatch. The young inexperienced New York squad finished the regular season with a 16-18 record while the defending champion Shock posted the best record in the WNBA at 24-10. But as numerous times before have proven, you can throw out regular season records when it

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• Penny Fair family night this Friday

  Published: August 24, 2007, 2:35 pm

  Tags: Liberty

  LIBERTY -- The Mountain Lake Fire Company Ladies' Auxiliary is hosting a "Penny Fair" family fun night on Friday, Aug. 24 at Mountain Lake Fire House, 41 Lakeside Drive. Doors will open at 6 p.m. and the drawing starts at...

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• REAL ID really won’t stop terrorism

  Published: August 16, 2007, 2:45 pm

  Tags: Personal Liberty, Government, Security, Politics

  There’s an article today on cnn.com discussing the privacy concerns over the federal REAL ID act. I basically agree with many of the concerns, including whether the massive databases needed to support the national ID will be safe, the possibility of massive infringement on privacy, not to mention the easy accessibility of your data to a

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• It's Do Or Die Time For Liberty and Shock

  Published: August 27, 2007, 10:58 pm

  Tags: Bill Laimbeer, Brad Polk, Detroit Shock, New York Liberty, Playoffs, Shameka Christon, Wnba

  After both the Liberty and the Shock won the games on their home courts, the two square off in the deciding Game 3 Tuesday night in Detroit.Check out what Shock head coach Bill Laimbeer, Liberty coach Pat Coyle and Shameka Christon had to say following the hard-fought Game 2:

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