It's the polar opposite of transparency in government, and it echoes something Julian Assange told VICE's Royce Akers in an interview we aired last week: "The desire to be seen as a vicious authority that can terrorize people is higher than the desire to be seen as an authority that commands respect, as a result of its integrity".
It's the Track command, which as a result of my no-@-sign campaign to evangelize the Twitter XMPP Gtalk gateway, has now reached enough adopters to qualify as an actual threat to Twitter's massive server farm or whatever access to Fred Wilson's credit card and an EC2 account buys.
"Matthew Keys did knowingly attempt to cause the transmission of a program, information, code, and command, and as a result of such conduct, intentionally to cause damage without authorization to a protected computer".
"Matthew Keys did knowingly transmit a program, information code, and command, and as a result of such conduct, intentionally caused damage without authorization to a protected computer, and the offense caused loss to a person during a 1-year period from the defendant's course of conduct affecting a protecting period aggregating at least $5,000 in value".
Back at Trent Bridge – the scene of his final Test in 2013 before that two-year hiatus, where, like last week, he was on a hat-trick at one stage – Finn is now suddenly elevated to second-in-command to Stuart Broad as a result of Jimmy Anderson's side strain and will vie with Mark Wood – if fit – for the new ball.
"Whilst recognising this, the BBC also believes there is a lack of clarity in the lines of command and control in BBC News as a result of some of those caught up in the Pollard review being unable to exercise their normal authority.
During this process, the Joint Incident Command was required to change the 'game plan' dozens of times because original objectives given to the command staff often changed as a result of local changes in numbers of evacuees and availability of resources.
Repeatedly invoking the coming Memorial Day holiday, General Franks praised as heroes the seven who died and said no disciplinary action or command changes were being considered as a result of the 17-hour battle on March 4 atop a snowbound peak called Takur Ghar.
The need for an integrated command structure received more emphasis as a result of the inefficient arrangements which at times hindered the military's efforts during the Vietnam War.
The panel anticipates that the chain of command will take additional disciplinary action as a result of the referrals of the Jones/Fay investigation.
