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October 21, 2011

Everyone Is Freaking Out Over These Incredible, Adjustable Photos From The Ground-Breaking Lytro Camera

Game changer for photography.

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	Our 8 Biggest Problems With iOS 5 Did you know that your Messages app cuts you off once you reach 15MB of texts and pictures messages? Read »
	CONFIRMED: Google Redesigns Gmail, Here Are The Leaked Features Looks smoother, easier to use. Read »
	Samsung Unveils The Galaxy Nexus, The First Phone To Run Android Ice Cream Sandwich It's coming in November. Read »

Here's The More Serious iPhone Security Problem Facing Many Users

Most people don't know how to remote wipe their iPhones. Read »

Now A Samsung Exec Says The Galaxy Nexus Was Not Designed To Avoid Apple Patents

He says that's just a rumor. Read »

One Week With The iPhone 4S — Our Full Review

It's the most capable smartphone we've ever used, and Siri will blow your mind. Read »


	Everything A Thief Can Learn About You Thanks To Siri's Security Flaw Convenience is the enemy of security. Read »
	More Colorful Photos Of Nokia's First Windows Phone Just Leaked We'll hear more in six days at Nokia World in London. Read »
	Siri Has A Fatal Security Flaw Here's how to protect yourself. Read »

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Thursday, October 20, 2011

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Senate votes 74-26 to confirm John Bryson as Obama's new commerce secretary

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Dear Prudence Bye-Bye Baby My sister is making a huge mistake by placing her child for adoption. By Emily Yoffe Posted Thursday, Oct 20, 2011, at 11:17 AM ET Get Dear Prudence delivered to your inbox each week; click here to sign up. Please send your questions for publication to prudence@slate.com. (Questions may be edited.) Got a burning question for Prudie? She'll be online at Washingtonpost.com to chat with readers each Monday at 1 p.m. Submit your questions and comments here before or during the live discussion. Dear Prudie, My youngest sister, a junior in college, is pregnant. She is friendly with the baby's father but is not in a relationship with him, nor does she wish to have one. My sister and the baby's father decided to give their child up for adoption and quickly found a couple. I am having trouble accepting my sister's decision. I understand being 21 and finding yourself pregnant is not ideal, but our parents are well-off and are paying for her education. I said to her that as a mother myself, I did not understand how she could give her child away. I told her I would be happy to watch her baby while she is taking courses, since my kids are in school. I know our parents would help with the finances. I simply cannot understand why she is choosing adoption when she has support, both financial and otherwise. I think she is being a bit entitled. After all, she got herself into this mess, and it doesn't seem fair that she just gets to put the child up for adoption and ... To continue reading, click here. Join the Fray: our reader discussion forum What did you think of this article? POST A MESSAGE \| READ MESSAGES Also In Slate Does the Death of Qaddafi Vindicate Obama's Foreign Policy? NPR Freelancer Fired for Serving as Occupy Wall Street Spokeswoman Saletan: Does Perry Really Believe Christians Should Vote Only for Christian Candidates?	Advertisement
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Sports Nut Fake Me Out at the Ballgame Phony Vince Young, phony Derek Jeter, and more of history's greatest and most ridiculous sports impostors. By Matthew J.X. Malady Posted Thursday, Oct 20, 2011, at 11:17 AM ET Stephan Pittman looks nothing like Vince Young. The former is a balding, 33-year-old registered sex offender living in Fort Washington, Md., who's been described in the press as "a little out of shape" and "not that athletic." The latter is a college football legend and the current backup quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. That disparity didn't stop Pittman from allegedly posing as Young in order to, among other things, pocket phony charitable donations and score free drinks at nightclubs. Pittman, who was arrested a few weeks ago in Maryland, followed a familiar playbook. Scam artists have been impersonating professional athletes for ages, and their tales are marked by two repeating themes. First, the impostors are almost always bumbling and shoddy. Second, the victims are usually willing to suspend disbelief to an outrageous extreme. In 2001, NFL receiver Jacquez Green, whose identity was pilfered by a Florida grifter, set forth a simple one-step plan for foiling sports scammers. "Ask yourself," the wealthy athlete implored, "Why would I need to be asking for money?" And yet, when a supposed pro athlete is in our midst, we seemingly lose all ability to distinguish between a wealthy football player and a random fat guy. In the distant past, when Notre Dame had a good football team and fans packed auditoriums to witness one outrageous basketball trick shot after another, the athlete impostor bit was most often used to obtain free hotel stays. Police arrested Charles A. Hart in the summer of 1963 ... To continue reading, click here. Join the Fray: our reader discussion forum What did you think of this article? POST A MESSAGE \| READ MESSAGES Also In Slate Does the Death of Qaddafi Vindicate Obama's Foreign Policy? NPR Freelancer Fired for Serving as Occupy Wall Street Spokeswoman Saletan: Does Perry Really Believe Christians Should Vote Only for Christian Candidates?	Advertisement
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BREAKING NEWS: Senate Confirms Commerce Secretary

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Sports Nut: Fake Me Out at the Ballgame