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Étudiant de Colorado a interdit l'annuaire sur Photo racé

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Étudiant de Colorado a interdit l'annuaire sur Photo racé (ABC News)

Un adolescent de Colorado dont image annuaire a été rejetée pour être trop révélant est promettant de lutte contre l'interdiction de l'administration de son école secondaire, mais les rédacteurs de l'annuaire insistent que c'était leur décision seule sur la photo.

Les rédacteurs de cinq étudiants de l'annuaire de Durango High School à Durango, col., a dit le Herald Durango que ce sont eux qui ont fait l'appel ne pas à publier une image de hauts Sydney espions posant dans une courte jaune jupe estomac et exposant à l'épaule châle noir comme son portrait supérieur.

« Nous sommes un annuaire primé. Nous ne voulons diminuer la qualité avec quelque chose qui peut être considérée comme non professionnelle,"étudiant Brian Jaramillo a dit le papier le jeudi.

Spies a été rejoint par sa mère, Miki Spies et une poignée de compagnons Durango haute étudiants et anciens étudiants dans une protestation à l'extérieur de l'école mercredi après, dit-elle, administrateurs informée de que la photo ne serait pas autorisée parce qu'il viole le code vestimentaire.

« Je me sens comme ils ne sont pas me permettre d'avoir ma liberté d'expression, » espions dit le Herald.  « Je crois que l'administration ne va pas dans cette situation, et je ne veux pas y parvenir à d'autres personnes ».

Les cinq éditeurs, qui dit que leur décision est unanime, dit blâme des espions était mal placée, en ciblant l'administration et en croyant que c'est une question de code vestimentaire.

Ils lui a également offert l'occasion d'inclure la photo dans l'annuaire, tout simplement pas que sa photo supérieur.

« Si elle (espions) choisit de, l'image se déroulera comme son principal ad, pas son portrait senior, » a déclaré Trujillo.

Malgré la clarification de ses pairs dans comment et pourquoi la décision a été prise, une réunion espions initiées entre elle-même, sa mère et principal de l'école, Diane Lashinsky, a eu lieu aujourd'hui comme prévu.

« Les éditeurs tous tourné le dos à moi et changé leurs esprits », elle a dit le Herald. « Je vraiment sentez-vous comme ils étaient intimidés par le mandant. »

Spies ni l'école ont répondu aux demandes ABCNews.compour commentaires aujourd'hui sur l'issue de la réunion.

Le District scolaire de Durango, qui supervise la high school, a émis la déclaration suivante à ABCNews.com

"Les éditeurs de l'annuaire de l'école secondaire de Durango informé un étudiant senior en décembre que sa photo en question ne serait pas inclus comme un portrait supérieur dans l'annuaire et lui a demandé de soumettre un remplacement.   Administration de Durango School District 9-R appuie cette décision. »

Avant la réunion d'aujourd'hui, la famille espions dit médias locaux qu'ils prévu de rencontrer un avocat civil à Denver pour examiner les cas de leur fille.

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Satellite Photo Shows New Island Rising from Earth's Red Sea

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The Red Sea has a new inhabitant: a smoking island.

The island was created by a wild eruption that occurred in the Red Sea earlier this month. It is made of loose volcanic debris from the eruption, so it may not stick around long.

According to news reports, fishermen witnessed lava fountains reaching up to 90 feet (30 meters) tall on Dec. 19, which is probably the day the eruption began, said Erik Klemetti, a volcanologist at Denison University in Granville, Ohio.

Ash plumes were seen emanating from the spot  Dec. 20 and Dec. 22 by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra and Aqua satellites. The Ozone Monitoring Instrument  on NASA's Aura satellite detected elevated levels of sulfur dioxide, further indicating an eruption. By Dec. 23, what looked like a new island had appeared in the Red Sea off the west coast of Yemen.

"I am surprised about how quickly the island has grown," Klemetti, who writes Wired's Eruptions Blog, told OurAmazingPlanet.

The volcanic activity occurred along the Zubair Group, a collection of small islands that run in a roughly northwest-southeast line. The islands rise from a shield volcano (a kind of volcano built from fluid lava flows) and poke above the sea surface.

Scientists will keep a close eye on the new island to see if it has staying power.

"Many times the islands are ephemeral as they are usually made of loose volcanic debris, so they get destroyed by wave action quite quickly," Klemetti said. But the volcanic activity could outpace the erosion due to the wave action.

Newly emerging islands aren't unheard of. Other newly emerged islands include Surtsey off of Iceland, Anak Krakatau in the caldera of Krakatoa in Indonesia, and Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha`apai in Tonga in the South Pacific.

This story was provided by OurAmazingPlanet, a sister site to SPACE.com. Follow staff writer Brett Israel on Twitter: @btisrael and OurAmazingPlanet at @OAPlanet and on Facebook.

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Pakistani model's nude photo causes fury

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ISLAMABAD (AP) — A Pakistani actress who posed in the nude for an Indian magazine with the initials of Pakistan's feared and powerful intelligence agency on her arm has triggered fury across this conservative nation.

Veena Malik's photo on the website of FHM India, in advance of its publication in the magazine's December issue, has been lighting up social network websites since earlier this week.

Many here anticipate a backlash, as nationalists and Islamists regularly stage rallies against anything they deem an insult to Islam or to the national honor. India and Pakistan have fought three wars, and the Inter-Services Intelligence agency or ISI has been accused of sponsoring terrorist attacks inside India.

Malik has broken Pakistani religious and national taboos in the past. She is a target for conservative ire and a heroine to some Pakistani liberals.

Conservative cleric Maulana Abdul Qawi declared on Aaj TV on Saturday that her latest venture into controversy was a "shame for all Muslims."

In an interview with Pakistani Geo television broadcast Saturday, however, Malik said the nude photo was published in violation of her agreement with FHM India and she was considering legal action against the magazine.

Malik acknowledged having been photographed for a "bold but not nude shot." She said the editor of the magazine had promised that he would cover most of the photo with the ISI initials.

The photo was intended to poke fun at the Indian fear of Pakistani spies, she said, adding "whatever happens (in India), people say ISI is behind that."

Magazine editor Kabeer Sharma said Malik had given full consent for the shoot and the picture.

"We have all the record(s)," he told the Pakistani television station. "Veena was very excited about that ISI idea."

Zubair Khan, a 40-year-old shopkeeper in the northwestern city of Peshawar, agreed, saying the photo had given rival India another opportunity to insult Pakistan.

"She has earned a bad name for the entire Pakistan nation," he said.

Others questioned the authenticity of the photo.

"It seems to be an Indian attempt to malign Pakistan by faking her nude pics, or she might have done it to get a cheap publicity," said Lubna Khalid, 38, a housewife in the southern port city of Karachi.

Twitter commentator Umair Javed however called on Pakistanis to "make copies of the picture and bury it in your backyard. This way, our grandkids will know there were some amongst us who lived free!"

Asked by reporters whether Pakistan would "pursue the matter" legally, the country's Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Saturday, "First, let us see whether it is real or fake."

Malik does most of her work in India. The entertainment sector there is booming, while Pakistan's is moribund. Her ties to Pakistan's archrival have landed her in controversy in the past.

During a much-publicized talk show appearance early this year, she lashed out her nemesis Abdul Qawi, who criticized her for having a scripted love affair with an Indian actor on an Indian reality show.

"What is your problem with me?" an angry Malik demanded of the scholar, who had accused her of insulting Islam.

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