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Wednesday night, a report was released saying that TiVo would either be exiting the hardware business or laying off people (or both), leading to speculation about the future of the venerable DVR maker. TiVo denied that this was the case, and we had a chance to speak with TiVo Vice President of Corporate Communications Steve Wymer about the report. His responses to our questions seemed to point to the possible layoffs as being less a dramatic shift in strategy than a continuation of the path that TiVo has already been on. We began, though, with a pretty direct question.
Ars: Is TiVo exiting the hardware business?
Wymer: Emphatically, no.
Wymer wouldn't confirm or deny that there were any layoffs, but he pointed out that staff had been "reassigned"—presumably let go—as necessary to best suit Tivo's needs.
Next, he expanded on the response that TiVo gave to Wired late Wednesday night in an update:
One key thing that was left out of that statement is that TiVo has always worked with third-party designers for hardware and will continue to do so. ODMs are a big part of our strategy, but that doesn't mean that there aren't team members here that aren't involved in the design and decision making for the hardware, and that hasn't changed.
At CES this year, TiVo didn't have any direct-to-consumer announcements and was instead focused on the NDVR product, which would likely be tied to and distributed by cable companies. In our earlier reporting, we speculated that TiVo might be pursuing a strategy in which it becomes an ODM to the cable companies, providing them with products through which they can distribute their content. This would be similar to the approach of Cisco and Motorola Solutions with the traditional cable box. We asked Wymer if this was a shift in strategy that TiVo was considering. He said:
It's premature to say whether a device like the NDVR wouldn't see a direct-to-consumer push, and it should be noted that we do already work in partnership with ODMs to provide the TiVo experience on co-branded products. Rogers, in Canada, distributes a co-branded TiVo product that is designed and manufactured by Pace, a set-top box company.
These components that are being described as future strategies for TiVo are current strategies for TiVo. We work with cable companies to provide users with the best TiVo experience, either through hardware sold direct-to-consumers, or hardware distributed by the cable companies.
Now, there is a big opportunity in a cloud-based solution that still involves TiVo hardware but that doesn't involve the large, multi-tuner TiVo hardware everyone's familiar with. It's no less a TiVo experience, but contained in more modest hardware, with the brunt of the work happening in the cloud.
Looking beyond the current hardware and even the NDVR, we asked whether we should expect more of TiVo's strategy to focus on cloud-based products. His response:
We'll certainly look to meet demand in this growing area, but that emphasis should not be construed as any abandonment of our excellent hardware solutions—current and future.
The television landscape has changed a lot since TiVo was first introduced in 1999. Major innovations that have occurred within the industry over the past 15 years include the proliferation of streaming media from services like Hulu and Netflix. Among the major disappointments, we can count CableCard, the authentication model that TiVo relies on to operate on most cable networks. The typical user experience is to purchase TiVo hardware, contact your cable operator to obtain a CableCard, and then spend innumerable hours struggling to actually obtain the card (and then get it provisioned and activated).
Cable companies aren't the only ones hamstringing the CableCard experience; legislators have seen fit to try to bind the FCC's hands on making CableCard, or its replacement, a useful product for consumers. Given the challenges involved in relying on CableCard for its service, we asked Wymer whether the move to cloud-based solutions was related to a move away from CableCard. He said:
TiVo has for many years been moving functionality from the box to the cloud. The impetus for TiVo to move more functionality into the cloud has nothing to do with CableCard. In terms of hardware, we have shifted our approach for certain functions from using in-house capabilities to working with outside resources that will still enable innovation but allow scale as projects actually require.
Cloud-based services still need hardware to access them, and the only way for retail devices to access cable content nationally is by using CableCard to unlock encrypted cable signals. TiVo has been advocating for a cardless successor to CableCard which would be a more modern form of security that should be easier for consumers to use, but until a successor standard is available nationwide, CableCard remains the only way for consumers to have a retail alternative to the cable set-top box leased by your cable provider.
Streaming solutions have caught on with the cable providers themselves, and they may be the most pressing threat for TiVo's service. With more and more providers releasing mobile and big-screen applications that give users the ability to watch their shows from almost any screen, the case for either a traditional or cloud-based DVR becomes ever weaker. We concluded the interview by asking about TiVo's position on cloud services. Wymer said:
TiVo doesn't seem to have any doubts about its future in hardware, nor in the cloud. The explosion of cloud services has disrupted businesses both young and old, and one of the most interesting stories to come out of that upheaval has been how companies evolve as users spend less time in front of their TVs and PCs and more time on their phones and tablets. At TiVo, even as these "reassignments" take effect, the plan seems to be to attempt to unify the DVR and cloud experiences.
So much of the TiVo experience is cloud based now. Aspects of the service already delivered via the cloud stand as a complementary aspect of our current hardware product. Exclusive cloud offerings are a possibility, but not indicative of an exclusive strategy.
We love streaming apps! That's why the Netflix app on TiVo Roamios are "best of class" and the very combination of the most popular streaming services with linear live and recorded TV is a key value proposition of our product. Roamio brings all those and more together. Consumers are demanding access to anything they want, anywhere. We deliver that better than any partial alternative or singular application.


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Hi Dominic,Very interesting.Quotevisualization of internal variables in real-time.How do you gain access to the internal variables? I ask because I have a monitor program http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,54005.0.htmlthat does this to a degree and is very non-intrusive but I'm interested in other approaches.Another interest I have in NetworkViewer is as a start for a GUI for my debugging toolhttp://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,72014.0.htmlI planned to write this in .NET but hate the fact that it's bound to Windows and QT seems like a much better option.Could I use your code as a base for my GUI? _______Rob
This would be problematic if you access the shared memory from an interrupt for instance. If you know how to fix that, please tell me!
block interrupts in an "hardware independent" manner (reusable code for PIC32 & Atmel based microcontrollers).
For the GUI, you can use the GPL code of the NetworkViewer.
Every access to those variables has to be protected by a mutex of some description, the easiest thing is just disable interrupts I suppose. For a quick read or write that shouldn't cause any drama unless there's some serious time-dependent code running.
Can't you just have a macro to set and clear the interrupt flag?
As I assume the whole process is asynchronous so you can't guarantee to get every different value for "variables" anyway can you?
How do I get that? I got the exe from sourceforge but that svn link just has links to a 100 files. I assume they are the Qt source files, do I download them separately?
standardized API from the Arduino stack for interrupt disable/enable.
I'm sorry I just don't get this svn.sourceforge stuff, all I see is a directory listing with dozens of files and folders with more files, am I suppose to right-click on them all the "save as"? There has to be a better way.
sei() and cli(), but they are already macros that just do the assembly instructions of the same name IIRC.
We're hitting the road today and will be between towns for a few days so I won't have much internet but the Qt download just finished so at least I can play with that while I'm out of touch
Have you installed the MinGW version of Qt?
The edition you download here must match the OS you have your development system on.
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Pac-12 's Faisal Aden, Washington State senior guard, nabs national award
The downtrodden Pac-12 hasn't placed a representative in the top-25 polls for a while, but at least the conference can claim a national player of the week.
A high-scoring sixth man, Washington State senior guard Faisal Aden, was named Tuesday by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) as its Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week for games ending the week of Sunday, Jan. 22.
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The San Diego native led the Cougars to a 2-0 record on the week with victories over two of the league's best. He began the week with a career-high 33 points Thursday against Stanford and then tallied 24 against California on Saturday.
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from the wow deptAh, the recording industry. We've already discussed how ridiculously complex it is for a music startup to obtain the licenses it needs. Combine that with the ridiculously high rates demanded by the record labels and the fact that they demand licensing for things that shouldn't need additional licenses, and you understand why it's so difficult for music startups to survive, and why the market is so fragmented.
You hear it all the time. Spotify isn't available in the US. Pandora isn't available outside the US. And so on. Name the startup and there are serious restrictions on it. Things in Canada are pretty bad, where they basically don't have any of these music services, and it's because the Canadian recording industry is apparently demanding absolutely, positively insane fees -- such as 45% of gross revenue. Yes, gross revenues. If you know anything about the finances of these kinds of businesses, that's laughable. As Pandora's Tim Westergren notes, Canadian radio stations pay approximately 2.1% of gross revenue to the recording industry.
As I read the article, what struck me about it is that, for all the complaints about how Canada was supposed to be some evil "pirate haven," here was a clear case of how its ridiculous copyright situation was keeping new music services out. If copyright were really so weak in Canada, you wouldn't have this issue at all. And then I got to the end of the article, where the Canadian Recording Industry Association boss, Graham Henderson, made the following guffaw-inducing statement:
The music industry, meanwhile, says its fees are not the problem. It says music-related businesses are reluctant to enter Canada because of the country's reputation as a file-sharing haven where music fans can download songs illicitly without fear of penalty.This comes after 26 paragraphs discussing all the different music services that want to enter the Canadian market, but can't because of the ridiculous rates that the recording industry wants to charge. It always shocks me that folks like Henderson can make such blatantly false statements like this and people don't call him on it. He gets away with it because no one points out that his statements make no sense.
"Why would you spend a lot of money trying to build a service in Canada when Canadians take so much without paying for it?" said Graham Henderson, president of the Canadian Recording Industry Association, which represents major record labels.
"[Canadians] just seem to have no appetite for a legal marketplace."
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Fake flavor.
I looked up strawberry shakes and I found that there are 59 chemicals in a fast food strawberry shake. There isn't a strawberry anywhere. Have the flavorists made processed food so attractive that the actual taste of real food tastes bland? I still say certain diseases seem a lot more prevalent now that when I was growing up. I hate to sound like an old lady and "my generation didn't do that" kind of thing but could the chemicals we have ingested for the last 40 years finally have caught up with us?
What have years of fast food done to us? I used to laugh and say the reason I don't have wrinkles is all the preservatives that I've eaten over the years. After looking at all of this it doesn't seem so funny anymore.
It's more like pathetic.
I think those of us with these invisible diseases or autoimmune issues need to be especially careful about what kind of food we put in our mouths. We need to read labels carefully. From what I've found out the only different between natural and artificial flavors is how they're distilled. That doesn't make me feel a whole lot better.
And let's not even start with that lovely little excitotoxin aspartame. Excitotoxins are chemicals, food additives or amino acids that over excite the brains neurons causing them to fire incessantly and burn out and die.
All these chemicals.
So many diseases.
And we wonder why............
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When you start the Fisher MBLE curriculum, you might be get nervous or embarrassed because you do not know where to start even though you are flooded with lots of information. DO NOT WORRY ABOUT IT. You will not miss any information and take your time with advice, tips, and information the school offers. However, let me tell you something about a huge organization for all future or current supply chain professionals. It's called the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, or CSCMP. At the beginning, you may keep saying 'CS..What? What is it?' You will hear about it many many times. Simply, it's a council that MBLE students can (and should) join. You only need to pay a $30 fee to become a member of the council. You will see a lot of opportunities and information which will help you understand practical issues, career search, and regional activities, related to the study and practice of logistics.
I'd like talk about Columbus regional activities. Once you become a member, you will receive emails regarding regional activities in the area. Activities include presentations, seminars, and field trips to logistics facilities.
Registering for an event costs you about $15, but it will be worth it. (Walk-in fee for non-members is about $40.) You will hear about current issues, meet current professionals in the field, and network with them about supply chain and logistics. When you take a field trip, you will see, hear, and experience how logistics and supply chain systems are working out there in the real world.
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1. Do not be overwhelmed with all the information you will receive upon application and (hopefully!) admission. Everything will be explained by the MBLE program adviser, faculty director and/or related personnel.
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Big Love Pant-Off
Ginnifer Goodwin and Chloe Sevigny attended The Met premiere of Armida at Lincoln Centre last night both in black pants. I wish Ginnifer's were a little longer. Who wins the Big Love Pant-Off?
Goodwin, as noted yesterday, has signed on to work with Kate Hudson and Colin Farrell, among others, in the film adaptation of Something Borrowed. She'll play the nice girl whose bitch girl best friend is getting married but she f-cks the fiancé. Seems suitably cast, non?
Wonder if they'll make her wear a weave. Hope not. She looks great with short, short hair. Imagine if she smiled more? It was shocking to see her smile so much in He's Just Not That Into You. Normally she's a bittermelon face all the time.
As for Chloe and the way she put her ass in her mouth about the writing on Big Love a couple of weeks ago – you've heard that she apologised, right? She claims that she doesn't have Katherine Heigl disease, and blamed fatigue and a crafty journalist for what went down. Actors always say they want to be taken seriously. And that they are not all dumb.
Alright then, since life is about choice, here's one for Chloe: are you ungrateful and smart or grateful and stupid?
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UNMC chancellor finalist to visit campus Nov. 22
A finalist for the position of chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center will visit Nebraska on Nov. 22, the university announced today.
The finalist – Dr. Jeffrey P. Gold, chancellor and executive vice president of biosciences and health affairs and executive dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio – will give a public presentation at 3:30 p.m. in the auditorium (Room 1002) of the Durham Research Center I. Members of the university community, other stakeholders and members of the public are welcome to attend and hear him discuss his vision for UNMC.
Gold has served at the University of Toledo since 2005. The university is the third-largest public university in Ohio, with about 16,000 undergraduates, 8,000 graduate and professional students, 14 academic units and an estimated economic impact of $5.4 billion. In his current role, Gold has full leadership responsibility of the clinical, education and research programs of the university's health sciences, the faculty practice plan and the clinical delivery system.
Gold was key in the 2006 merger of the University of Toledo and Medical University of Ohio, bringing broad groups of stakeholders together around a common mission. He has improved clinical quality and safety as well as the patient experience, as measured by national peer groups and the university's own metrics. Gold has facilitated the development of three interdisciplinary degree-granting schools within the University of Toledo: the School of Biomarker Research and Individual Medicine, the School of Interprofessional Education and Advanced Human Performance, and the School of Health Care Innovation and Business Excellence.
As part of a university-wide capital campaign, Gold has established multiple named professorships, laboratories and hospital/ambulatory facilities. The health sciences now account for roughly half of all university-wide annual giving, several fold what they were ten years ago.
In addition, Gold serves multiple national organizations in volunteer leadership roles. These currently include the Chair of the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the Chair of the Council on Medical Education of the American Medical Association and the Board of the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education. These roles facilitate national level policy development and opportunities for broad advocacy.
Gold graduated from the Cornell University College of Engineering, where he majored in theoretical and applied mechanics and graduated top in his class. He earned his M.D. from the Weill Cornell College of Medicine and completed his general surgery residency at The New York Hospital and Memorial Hospital where he served at the administrative chief resident; and his cardiothoracic residency training at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital of Harvard Medical School.
Prior to joining the University of Toledo, Gold served at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and the Weill Cornell Medical College. His areas of interest include academic health system leadership development, development and implementation of national health care policy, access to higher education and health care, enhancing diversity in higher education and academic health care, and patient safety and patient-centered program development. He has strong interest in interprofessional education and advanced simulation overseeing the planning of a remarkable advanced simulation center.
Gold's full curriculum vitae is available.
University of Nebraska President James B. Milliken said Gold was identified by the university's consultants in the UNMC chancellor search process, Isaacson Miller, in close consultation with Milliken and the search committee chairman, Dr. Jim Linder, following a decision to identify additional outstanding candidates. Gold was interviewed by the search committee in October. Milliken said Gold is the only finalist under consideration at this time.
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Head covering/Hijab... For one who doesn't believe in it
Why would someone want to wear hijab if they don't even believe in it? To clarify my title, I believe in hijab in the sense that it can be something spiritually beneficial for a person (and beneficial in other ways) but I DO NOT believe that it's obligatory for a woman to cover her hair, that there is any sin-factor in showing her hair. That basically, someone showing her hair and someone wearing hijab are on completely equal ground!
I see head covering in Islam as a cultural practice.
It's religious for those who do it for those reasons - I don't want to take that away from anyone. And if I were to start wearing a head cover, it would be for spiritual reasons, which in a way is not that far off from being religious reasons. Difference being that it's not for reasons of dogma (obligation, following rules), it's for spiritual wellness and remembrance of the Creator. At the base, the decision would be made ONLY because I feel it brings me something positive, and in no way because I feel forced or obliged.
My journey into religion and spirituality has been a pretty gradual affaire, but mixed with a lot of confusion and uncertainty. A person simply can't go from nothing to truth without a lot of thinking and learning. I also believe it takes some life experience, especially for someone like me raised in a home where God wasn't a word I heard. God didn't play a part in my life or thoughts, except as the main character of Catholicism which I disliked a lot from childhood. And as an 8 year old child I didn't have the information to bring God out of Catholicism and see him in a different light. I saw him, as mentionned, mostly as a character, not someone/something who should be important in my life... I grew up an atheist and honestly, I'm thankful for that!! I was able to start FRESH! Even if forming a connection with my Creator was harder than someone who already believes in God and just wants to find the answers, I feel it's bringing me to where I need to be, at the right time, in the right way.
Now anyone reading this can tell I'm not your typical Muslim. I don't have what are considered the traditional beliefs to start with... But I don't see why that should stop me when in my heart I want to submit to God and the person I am is drawn to the way Muslims worship and I do believe in the Qur'an as a divinely inspired book, and out of all such books, this is the one I'm drawn to and feel I get the most out of. I also get a lot from the Sunnah (traditions of prophet Muhammad) and I'm more drawn to all of this than the history and practices of any other religion.
Sometimes I really want nothing to do with being seen as Muslim. And so far this has been my reality. Not many people know I consider myself Muslim and it kind of makes me uncomfortable! I don't like the idea of assumptions being made about what I probably believe since I'm a Muslim - mostly because my beliefs are so different! Also because I was so unsure myself, and not very confident in where I was at, slowly wobbling around this spiritual path.
I know that beliefs and ideas and committment will only continue to evolve, but right now, I have found some confidence!!
That's why I feel like I could actually go out in a head cover and be OK with the people assuming I'm Muslim and all that comes with that. I could feel OK with people closer to me asking me about it and my reasoning. I feel like being "openly religious" would benefit me as well, as a reminder of the committment I'm making towards God to put Him before the opinion and judgement of others. A real concrete step in that direction.


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Iran intelligence report: 3 letters
Re: "Bush defends his Iran policy, says nation still 'dangerous,' " Dec. 5 news story.
President Bush must be very disappointed with the National Intelligence Estimate published this week. The report that Iran does not have a nuclear weapons program and hasn't had one since 2003 put a severe damper on the prospects for the war that he so desperately wants to start.
And now that the information is in the public domain, he can't ignore it like he did the warnings in the first eight months of his administration or lie in a plausible way as he did building up to the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq.
Now that the whole world knows that Iran isn't the threat that Bush, Cheney and their cronies have said it is and that World War III is not inevitable, the sound of their rattling sabres is growing increasingly hollow.
Robert Kimber, Highlands Ranch
President Bush has known for months that Iran has no nuclear weapons program. Yet he said he "only learned of the new intelligence assessment last week." According to The Washington Post, National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley said President Bush was told in August or September about Iran halting its weapons program. And yet the president continued to saber-rattle against Iran, recklessly pushing toward a war just like he did with Iraq.
I have an eerie feeling that Bush and Dick Cheney actually want to start World War III. We must all urge Congress to act now and make it expressly clear that Bush and Cheney have absolutely no authority to strike Iran.
Sharlene White, Santa Fe, N.M.
If the president had an X-ray taken of his arm, and it showed a cleanly broken arm, knowing George Bush, he would tell the doctor that the X-ray doesn't necessarily indicate that there's anything wrong with the arm. His reaction to the National Intelligence Estimate on Iran seems just as relevant.
Mark Kness, Louisville
President Bush has lied to us again. How long are we, the people, going to allow this criminal to kill our soldiers, kill millions of innocent people overseas, and cost us billions more dollars? Bush has been actively misleading us on Iran.
Congress must act now and make it clear that President Bush has no authority to strike Iran. The new National Intelligence Estimate shows that Iran is not the threat Bush says it is. We must voice our concerns about a rogue government and bring these criminals to trial. How long will we sit by and say nothing?
Jeffrey Maehr, Pagosa Springs
George W. Bush became safe from impeachment seven years ago when he chose Cheney as his political mate. The threat became "throw me out and you get Cheney in my place," a no-win proposition for the country. That said, the case for impeachment gets stronger as each day goes by. There is new evidence that Bush et al have lied and deceived the public in yet another of this administration's signature morality charades – again, one in which "the end justifies the means".
As reported by the Washington Post, an intelligence report just released reveals that Bush had been notified that Iran had halted its nuclear program prior to his commencing efforts to turn world opinion against Iran by claiming they were on the road to becoming a nuclear threat. While hiding this evidence from people the world over, Bush has continued to market his war-like posture towards Iran as having a legitimate basis – citing his own false nuclear claims as evidence. In so doing he has given credence to the fear-driven claims heard from the Muslim world that Christian America is bent on destroying Islam; as a consequence, America and our allies are, more than ever, the targets of religious extremists.
Hopefully we will elect as our next president a person who is honest, does not mistake his/her narcissism for virtue, is level-headed, possesses a personal sense of morality which is not dependent upon a narrow interpretation of religious faith, and is experienced in the art of bringing opposing factions together. Check out the candidates and determine for yourself which one comes the closest to those standards. Then, vote what you discover!
Tom Parsons, Broomfield


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Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, October 15, 2013, 9:03 AM
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Family says teacher breached son's privacy
Original post made on Oct 15, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, October 15, 2013, 9:03 AM
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a resident of Crescent Park
on Oct 15, 2013 at 10:13 am
I would hate to be a teacher or administator in this place and age....being faced with lawsuits every time I take an action that disturbs a hypersensitive Palo Alto constituent. I'm guessing that some well-intentioned teacher was damned if they left the children exposed, and damned if they "humiliated" a family by separating children. To the plaintiff family: [Portion removed.] And how are you serving your precious "privacy" needs now that you've sued the issue onto the front page?
To our sue-happy Palo Alto families....where do you suppose the dollars come from to defend our district from your suits and pay your settlements? And what's not getting paid for with those dollars? And do you really want a public school system that has its teachers in perpetual fear of taking any action without first consulting an attorney?
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Oct 15, 2013 at 10:24 am
Based on its history of addressing special needs children and sensitivity to medical privacy, this district administration is clearly FUBAR.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Oct 15, 2013 at 10:26 am
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a resident of Barron Park
on Oct 15, 2013 at 10:39 am
So nobody can make a mistake anymore in judgement, etc..... I'm sure that teacher had no intent to harm or injure. Lawyers are destroying this country, bottom line!!!! [Portion removed.]
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 15, 2013 at 10:41 am
Lawsuits for this??? PA school distrist allocate resources to take care of this..........
Please let go and everybody's life will be better.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Oct 15, 2013 at 10:45 am
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a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Oct 15, 2013 at 11:01 am
iSez is a registered user.
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a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Oct 15, 2013 at 11:16 am
Green Gables is a registered user.
Palo Alto parents have ALWAYS been very involved with the schools and everyone associated with them, and I've lived in this town for 45 years. So now there's a lawsuit; it goes along with the territory of over-priced houses and pompous, arrogant and over-bearing people.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 15, 2013 at 12:03 pm
Just Listening is a registered user.
This is a waste of everyone's time and energy and funds. I have lived in this city since 1976 and have witnessed a turnover in attitudes. My observation is that generally people are so easily offended, feeling entitled and looking around for who can be blamed for each and every little thing. [Portion removed.]
a resident of Community Center
on Oct 15, 2013 at 3:21 pm
just wondering is a registered user.
i'm confused. embarrassed? humiliating?
it would seem that 1 lawsuit should have provided lesson enough to prevent a misunderstanding of this nature from happening again.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Oct 15, 2013 at 4:42 pm
Hazelvue is a registered user.
It is hard to be sympathetic to the plight of this family or child as having had their privacy violated when they put their young son on the Today show and attempted to capitalize on all the publicity they apparently wanted when they sued the school district. [Portion removed.]
a resident of Community Center
on Oct 15, 2013 at 6:31 pm
Phil@PaloAlto is a registered user.
True Hazelvue, not to mention nine photos of the child in an article about this story in October 2012 in SFGate.
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a resident of Downtown North
on Oct 15, 2013 at 7:51 pm
PA native is a registered user.
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a resident of another community
on Oct 15, 2013 at 8:41 pm
village fool is a registered user.
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Oct 15, 2013 at 9:04 pm
Paly Alum is a registered user.
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a resident of Downtown North
on Oct 16, 2013 at 6:41 am
PA native is a registered user.
Hazelvue and & Phil are right. If I say anything else it will be deleted.
a resident of JLS Middle School
on Oct 17, 2013 at 12:59 pm
JLS mom of 2 is a registered user.
This was the predictable result of decisions made by Charles Young. PAUSD violated FERPA as well as other federal and stste privacy laws . The hash that Charles Young has made of various legal rules and mandates and his obvious lack of ability to understand and implement legal requirements has already cost the district hundreds of thousands in fees. This case is probably worth between 300k and 750K without fees.
The school board is simply abdicating its duty by refusing to insist that Skelly replace Young. This suit is the first of many. Hang on to your hats.
a resident of Los Altos Hills
on Oct 20, 2013 at 7:23 am
Alphonso is a registered user.
Nonsense, if a kid has a dangerous condition that might kill another student and doctor agrees then there has to be some discussion about it. Perhaps the first doctor overstated the risk, but there were clearly reasonable reasons for the actions taken.
a resident of JLS Middle School
on Oct 20, 2013 at 10:33 am
JLS mom of 2 is a registered user.
Alphonso no doctor ever said that the Chadam boy posed any risk to anyone or that he had CF. What he has is a gene for CF but no diagnosis. This was included in his confidential medical record which the district, in violation of federal and state law, released to another parent who was fearful and demanded that he be moved. This was probably a power mom/PTA leader. Then Charles Young brought his total ignorance of the law to the matter. Rather than saying "hey what the hell are you doing violating FERPA and the California Constitution, Jordan?" He said "Chadian kid has to go to Terman on the basis of the illegally released information," thus compounding both the injury and the damages. FERPA provided no private right of action but there are plenty of other ways to ski that cat and surely the attorney for the family has already filed (or will after reading this) a complaint with the appropriate office of DOE (the Family Policy Compliance Office) which will sanction the school district. Weekly that would make for some fascinating PRA reading.
So what shall we take away from this? The district needs a new compliance officer, probably in house counsel. Having in house counsel would have been a better investment than a PR officer whose job it is to explain away Young's errors. In house counsel would also be able to police the billings of FF and F, and prevent errors before they occur rather than clean up messes later. The district will continue to pay fees (our own and opposing counsel) and damages until we have a handle on the compliance situation. The district has not taken legal compliance seriously and treated it lightly which is astonishing when you consider the parent body here.
The total cost to the taxpayers of the Chadam and disability and sex harassment episodes will be in the millions.
a resident of Los Altos Hills
on Oct 20, 2013 at 11:31 am
Alphonso is a registered user.
And here is a more balanced story-
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The fact is the District acted on what they considered a threat.
a resident of JLS Middle School
on Oct 20, 2013 at 12:24 pm
JLS mom of 2 is a registered user.
Can you read? This story supports precisely what I said.the experts consulted by Today Show say that the district never should have transferred Coleman that he never had CF that there was no risk to anyone and that the family was correct. Charles sounds even more out of touch with reality than usual and makes no mention whatsoever of the Chadams rights and acts as if he is fighting bubonic plague or a zombie war.
Ka-ching. Your taxpayer dollars wasted by this dullard. Wake up PAUSD.
a resident of Los Altos Hills
on Oct 21, 2013 at 7:28 am
Alphonso is a registered user.
JLS mom of 2
You seem to be reading only what you want to read-
"An inherited condition, cystic fibrosis causes the body to create a thick mucus that clogs the lungs and can lead to life-threatening lung infections. About 30,000 American adults and children have the disease and patients have an average life expectancy in the late 30s.
While it is not contagious, doctors say people with cystic fibrosis can pose a danger to each other through bacterial cross-contamination if they are in close contact.
"In general, we would prefer that there not be more than one cystic fibrosis patient in a school," Dr. Thomas Keens, the head of the cystic fibrosis center at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, told TODAY.
The district's assistant superintendent, Charles Young, told NBC News that officials relied on medical authorities who said "a literal physical distance must be maintained" between patients and that the "zero risk option" was to transfer Colman.
They transferred him out of Jordan based on the information they had and then he was allowed to return after further tests indicated the threat was less than originally thought. Transferring a kid for a short period of time to what is probably a better school does not seem to be much of hardship. Clearly the school should err on overreacting in situations that might cause death to another student. As it turned out the District did overreact and now the parents are doing exactly what they are complaining about - overreacting.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Feb 15, 2014 at 4:14 pm
MukhMan is a registered user.
To "Me" of Crescent Park: regardless of what you feel about this lawsuit and the publicity, if you think that any teacher, well-intentioned or not, should get a pass for disclosing a student's medical conditions, special needs, or any other legally protected, private and sensitive information, I have choice words for you. However, I will refrain from using them out of civility. Obviously, you don't have a child in that situation, and know nothing about what such disclosure can do to a vulnerable adolescent. Every teacher undergoes training and has an obligation to protect the children. This teacher, if allegations are true, has breached multiple codes of ethics and the law, and deserves to be disciplined. Period. No one feels more strongly about this than other educators I know. It is a stain on their profession. You want to save taxpayer dollars? Send a message to Palo Alto teachers that they need to maintain professional standards and do their job. And tell PAUSD to care as much about students with special needs (and their families) as they do about kids they want to send to Ivy League schools and Stanford (and their families). I have kids who fall into both categories, and I can say that the district fails at least one of these groups. Guess which one.
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Last week's vote at the UN General Assembly to make Palestine a "non-member observer state" was a rare bit of good news from a region that often provides more than its share of misery. Besides breathing new life into the possibility of a two-state solution, the decision could also create a precedent for another seemingly intractable conflict of equal duration, that of Taiwan's status vis-a-vis China.
Palestine's journey from "non-member observer entity" to "non-member observer state" was not easy, nor was it uncontroversial. Furthermore, this new status, which is now equal to that of the Vatican, does not resolve a number of substantive issues, such as Israeli settlements or Hamas' refusal to recognize Israel's right to exist.
Nevertheless, the development shows that even with staunch opposition within the UN system — including from the US, a permanent Security Council member, and Israel — weaker polities can make progress toward having their voices heard at the international level.
The question, then, is if Palestine can score such a victory, why can't Taiwan? Tempting though it might be to draw parallels, one should approach the question with the knowledge that there is no such thing as a perfect analogy. The conflict pitting Palestine against Israel does have an indisputable David-versus-Goliath element reminiscent of that between Taiwan and China. In addition to the asymmetry of power between the opponents, the stronger entity also tends to rely on historical (and in Israel's case, religious) "right" to claim parts or the entirety of another people's territory.
That said, there are also substantial differences, including the decision by Taiwanese not to resort to force or terrorism against the stronger opponent, as well as the tremendous influence that China has over UN members — something that cannot be said of Israel, with its much smaller economy. More significantly, while some Israeli politicians like former prime minister Ehud Olmert, who is angling for a comeback in next year's election, have stated their support for Palestine's new status at the UN and a two-state solution, the latter outcome is exactly what Beijing does not want to see.
Part of the reason why 138 UN members voted in favor of granting Palestine status as a non-member observer state is the realization that anything short of a two-state solution will only yield one thing: more violence, which threatens not only the belligerents themselves, but stability within the entire region, while having the side effect of providing a "rationale" for global terrorism.
In that respect, Taiwan's situation is more similar to that of Palestine than it might appear. Despite the rapprochement that has occurred between Taipei and Beijing since the election of President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) in 2008, the chasm that exists between the peoples on both sides of the Taiwan Strait remains as wide as ever, if not more so as China becomes more nationalistic and its leadership more paranoid. Growing trade and investment figures across the Taiwan Strait notwithstanding, the fact remains that the political conflict is far from resolved.
Absence of war does not mean absence of conflict, and the closer Taiwan gets to when Beijing starts applying pressure to enter negotiations on Taiwan's status, the more evident the tectonic pressures of identity will become. Unless we experience a sudden and unlikely shift in decades-old trends in Taiwanese self-identification, those tensions will remain and will become more serious. As such, barring an invasion by China, peaceful unification will remain a very distant possibility.
Finding alternative ways to avoid armed conflict and to address the resulting tensions will not only be the responsibility of Taiwanese and Chinese themselves, but that of the international community as well. What better forum than the UN to seek out such solutions?


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Each year, it is vitally important that credit unions gather together in the nation's capital to ensure our voices are heard by the nation's policy makers. And it is especially important that they understand and appreciate our unique structure and the value of our cooperative business model.
But this year holds even greater importance. Our mission is to protect credit unions—by ensuring the continuation of our tax exemption—and to urge Congress and regulators to ease the regulatory burden on our institutions, and support the enhancement of the credit union charter for even better service to our members.
By your presence here, we can convince policy makers to move forward on both, noting that doing so will go a long way in continuing credit unions' role in returning to consumers billions each year in financial benefits—from lower rates on loans, higher returns on savings, and fewer and lower fees.
It's up to us to set our own agenda and establish our priorities on Capitol Hill and in Washington. The education process with policy makers begins right here in Washington at the GAC.
Thank you for your attendance this week, and for your ongoing commitment to political involvement in support of the credit union movement.
Have a great conference!
PAT WESENBERG is CUNA's chairman and president/CEO of Central City Credit Union in Marshfield, Wis.


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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- DeMar DeRozan turned in his third straight big game Wednesday in pacing Toronto to a 108-98 decision over Philadelphia.
DeRozan scored 33 points while making 10-of-19 shots from the field, boosting the Raptors to an 18-point advantage heading into the fourth quarter.
He equaled a career best with 37 points last Friday against Chicago and then scored 29 more against Portland on Sunday. Toronto, however, lost both those contests. Even though the Raptors have only a 5-8 record, it is good enough to lead the Atlantic Division.
Rudy Gay and Terrence Rose both had 17 points for Toronto.
A season-best 28 points and 10 rebounds from Spencer Hawes led Philadelphia. Evan Turner chipped in 13 points and 10 rebounds. It was the 76ers' fourth straight loss.


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Accrediting commission validates LTCC
The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges reported yesterday that the Lake Tahoe Community College has addressed the recommendations from October 2012 in the accreditation Follow-Up Report.
The ACCJC required LTCC to resolve five recommendations following the last college self-survey, which was completed in October 2011.
"I'm ecstatic," said Kindred Murillo, LTCC superintendent/president. "Now that all of the recommendations have been addressed, we can return to a normal evaluation cycle and focus our resources on serving students and our community."
Accreditation visits are required every six years, and each of the 112 California community colleges must address and recommendations from these visits within two years. Colleges are required to complete a mid-term report, which will be due in October 2014.


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Cato's Legal Arguments Worry U.S. Government
Last month, Cato (joined by Cato senior fellow Randy Barnett) filed a brief in United States v. Comstock, a case regarding the constitutionality of a law authorizing the federal government to civilly commit anyone in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons whom the attorney general certifies to be "sexually dangerous." The effect of such an action is to continue the certified person's confinement after the expiration of his prison term, without proof of a new criminal violation.
As I wrote in a previous blog post, "the use of federal power here is unconstitutional because it is not tied to any of Congress's limited and enumerated powers." Moreover, the government's reliance on the Necessary and Proper Clause (Article I, Section 8), "is misplaced because that clause grants no independent power but merely 'carries into execution' the powers enumerated elsewhere in that section." The commitment of prisoners after their terms end simply cannot fit into one of the enumerated powers.
While we of course hope that the Supreme Court pays attention to our brief, we know that Solicitor General Elana Kagan, at least, is concerned enough about our arguments to spend several pages of the government's reply brief addressing them (see pages 5 – 9).
For more on Comstock, see its case page on SCOTUSwiki, which now has all the briefs and will around the Jan. 12 argument date be populated with argument previews and reviews, as well as links to media coverage.


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A winner was selected from 55 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
***UPDATE*** Our office number is the SAME AS OUR FAX number. The system automatically recognizes a fax. I just need the extension listed for my office number. (Ext 302). Also, our phone number has a vanity ending "877-XXX-WASH" (9274). Incorporate that as well!
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Our logo can be downloaded from here:
Final designs MUST be delivered in either .eps or .ai (CMYK & PMS) and Microsoft Word formats. All formats are required.
Don't go web 2.0. We are a small laboratory washing equipment maintenance & repair company for large hospitals, research companies, and pharmaceutical companies. We need to present a professional engineering type image. Design around that.
We're looking for a great business card design since this is our initial impression for almost every customer! We're looking for creativity. We have no idea what we want. Let's see what you've got and I will provide feedback.
We do not list our address, so don't include it on the business card.
Here are the items you need to include on the business card:
Full Name (with middle initial)
Title (ie. President)
Office Phone (not necessarily named that)
Cell phone
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Part I - Receiving Information:
I realize this may seem backwards to some, talking about receiving the information before it is sent, but really, this is logically the only way to talk about it. You wouldn't mail a package to a friends new address if they hadn't moved in yet, right? So before you worry about sending the information, worry about having somewhere set up to receive it.
Setting a method up to receive information is done in its signature, or declaration, inside the parentheses. This is known as the arguments list.
A basic method declaration looks like this:
public static void whatever() { //code goes here }
The above method cannot be passed any information. To get it to accept information, you need to declare a type (primitive OR class) and a name inside the parentheses. Ex:
public static void whatever(int x) { //code goes here }
Now the method, when it is called, will expect to be passed an integer value and will refer to it as x throughout the method body (the same as if you had declared the variable inside the method with that value). You can create multiple arguments, just separate them with a comma. Ex:
public static void whatever(int x, String y) { //code goes here }
The above method expects a value of type int, which it will call x, and a value of class String, which it will call y. Now let's briefly touch on how to send it that information.
Part II - Sending Information:
Information is sent when you call the method. A basic method call is just the method name, like this:
But remember, our method is expecting first an int and then a String. If the method call does not include these, it will not work. So our method call will look like this:
When the program comes across this code, it will send those values to the method whatever(int x, String y), which will than accept them into x and y respectively. Now in the above code, we only passed literals. However, you can pass the value of a variable, assuming the variable is of the correct type:
int a = 5; String b = "blah"; whatever( a,b );
Remember that you must pass information as it is declared in the method signature - in this case, an int and THEN a String. If you try to pass an incorrect number of arguments, or arguments of the wrong type, or in the wrong order, it will not work. The following will not work for whatever(int x, String y):
//THESE DO NOT WORK whatever(5); whatever(); whatever(3,6,1,"blah"); whatever("blah",5);
Part III - Returning Information From a Method:
What if I want to pass information BACK to the calling method (the original method)? Let's take a look at our previous method declaration:
public static void whatever(int x, String y) { //code goes here }
In this method, the word void means that nothing is going to be returned. To make this method return something, we need to replace the word void with the type of information it will return:
public static int whatever(int x, String y) { //code goes here }
This method declaration says that the method whatever WILL return a value of type int. If the method declaration says a value will be returned, it is NOT optional. It must be returned and this is something you have to manually do. To return a value from a method, use the return keyword. Since our method is supposed to return an int, let's have it return an int:
public static int whatever(int x, String y) { return x; }
As you might guess, the method now just echoes back whatever information it was sent for x. As with the arguments, a return type can be a literal (5,"blah", 'c', true) or a variable of the appropriate type, as we have done above. However, UNLIKE arguments, you cannot return multiple values.
Part IV - Handling Returned Information:
Now that we have a method that returns information, we need to do something with the returned info. You can assign it to a variable (which of course must be the same type as the declared return type):
int c = whatever(5,"blah");
You can use it in an expression:
int c = 4 + whatever(5,"blah");
You can even do nothing with it:
In the last code, the returned value of whatever() just disappears. This is not necessarily rare, but if you've gone to the trouble of declaring a return type and actually returning a value, chances are you'll want to do something with it.
Part V - Returning Multiple Values:
Remember when I said you couldn't return multiple values? Technically, I lied. With return types and arguments, you can use ANY primitive variable, data structure or class. And while you can only return one of these, there is no problem with returning one of these that contains multiple values. An array for instance:
public static void main(String[] args) { int[] = whatever(5,3,2); } public static int[] whatever(int x,int y,int z) { int[] a = {x,y,z}; return a; }
You could even create your own class with as many variables as you'd like, and then return an instance of that class.
Part VI - Overloading Methods:
But what if sometimes I only need to pass one value, and another time I need to pass two? You can pass different numbers of values to a method by overloading it (this seems to be most commonly done with constructors). Overloading it means that you define it more than once. If you need whatever() to be able to sometimes accept one int, and sometimes two, you could declare it twice, with one declaration accepting one int, and the other two. Ex:
public static int whatever(int x) { return x; } public static int whatever(int x, int y) { return x; }
With the above code, both of the following calls are valid:
int a = whatever(5); int b = whatever(5,3);
However, all the old rules still apply. If there is no method declaration that matches the arguments you're trying to send, it will not work. You still need to have a method that is expecting the number and type of arguments you're trying to send.
Part VII - Summary:
To make a method accept information that is passed to it, a variable type and name must be in the parentheses in the method declaration:
public static void whatever(int x) {}
Information is passed to a method when it is called, and is inside the parentheses:
Return types must be declared in the method declaration:
public static int whatever(int x) {}
Information must be manually returned using the return keyword:
public static int whatever(int x) { return x; }
You can pass and return literals (4,"asdf",'z') and variable values.
You can pass and return ANY primitive variable, or ANY object. This includes booleans, ints, floats, Strings, arrays.


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Postmodern Jukebox: The New Classics
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"I HAVE DREAMS ABOUT THIS PLACE. If there is one main reason to take a trip back to Minneapolis, it would be to visit this place again. The peanut butter is to die for." ~Robert P. (TripAdvisor)
Located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, Hell's Kitchen is a fiercely independent, award-winning restaurant open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, happy hour, dinner, and a killer weekend brunch. Our cheeky underground lair features locally sourced and uniquely inspired American-style cooking plus a vibrant bar with local craft beers, affordable wines, and imaginative cocktails.
Descend into our art-filled underground lair and enjoy a light-hearted place even kids love. We're quirky and fun, but the reason folks come back again and again is because our emphasis always has been and always will be our damn good food.
PS: don't worry about the name... it's just how we feel toiling away in the hot kitchen while you enjoy your meal. And no, we have nothing to do with Gordon Ramsay's TV show (or restaurant) of the same name. Minneapolis' own Hell's Kitchen has been slinging hash since 2002, years before Ramsay's show was even conceived!
80 South 9th St.
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Open 7 days a week and ALL holidays except Thanksgiving & Christmas Day.
Mon-Thu 7am–10pm
Fri 7am–11pm
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"Amazing food, but the bloody Mary bar is the reason to go to brunch! Best bloody bar. By far. BY FAR." -Andrej (Google Review)
Welcome to Hell's Jacked Up Bloody Mary and Champagne Mimosa Bar, our epic 35-foot-long centerpiece with a mind-blowing array of options..
Choose our award-winning Classic Bloody or Mimosa ($9.95 each), or for just $5 more, take a trip down our black icicle hallway and create your own jacked up Bloody featuring 243 hot sauces, gourmet rim salts, olives, meats, cheeses, peppers and dozens of other garnishes. Or make a magnificent Mimosa from an array of juice options, fresh fruit, and a whirlwind of other colorful and creative options.
Hell's Kitchen now offer sandwiches, wraps, and salads, complete with house-made sides, both as individual boxed meals and as platters for larger groups.
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Our award-winning restaurant celebrates and shows off Minnesota in a way your guests will remember long after they've gone back home.
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Damn right we offer free live music! Minnesota is the Land of 10,000 Musicians, and we'd be kicking ourselves if we didn't show off the best talent our state has to offer. You can catch the bands play from 6-9pm Fridays and Saturdays in our Underground Room during dinner, plus weekends from 10am to 1pm during the height of our weekend brunches.
MUSICIANS: We currently have a set music schedule with tried & true artists from the Twin Cities on our stage, but if you'd like to contact our booker, click here for more information.