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A few years ago, the developers at Native Instruments asked DJs to ditch their aging turntables and oversized CD decks and use their computers instead. Launched in 2001 and proving itself the right tool for the job, the successful DJing software Traktor has now reached its third edition.
The first thing Traktor veterans will notice about this update is the new interface. Fortunately, there are now four virtual decks - twice as many as before - but unfortunately, this means that the Traktor window has become a very busy place indeed. You can't even fit four open decks and the browser on a standard 1024x768 laptop screen. As in version 2.6, you can minimise and customise the onscreen elements and layout, but despite the inclusion of ten user-definable, keyboard-triggered screensets, it all seems a little cramped.
Assigning major controls to a hardware controller would improve matters considerably, but a quick look at the preferences shows that the system for doing this hasn't improved measurably. It's certainly more complicated than it needs to be.
One thing that's finally been added is a selection of effects, and these really are excellent. The filter section in the previous version was great, but now you can add all manner of creative processing to each channel and (finally) to the main output. This is even more important now that there are four channels on offer.
Speaking of those extra channels, the original mixer has been replaced by an excellent emulation of the classic Allen & Heath Xone:92 club mixer, which even features the original's EQs (there's also an option to use emulations of the EQ from the Ecler Nuo4). And, because external signals can be run into Traktor's channels, you basically get an extremely expensive club mixer that you can also use with your existing turntables and CD decks.
There are other improvements behind the scenes. Higher track analysis priority is now given to tracks that are loaded into the decks - previously, this was just done in 'list order' - and features such as this help to streamline the user experience and improve the real-world usability and stability of the program.
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Mouse functionality has improved, too. You can now make use of multiple buttons and the scroll-wheel, putting far more functions at your fingertips. And, if it's hands-on control you're after, Traktor is the best companion software for Stanton's Final Scratch 2 hardware. Also new is a front panel display that speeds up timecode assignments and features a timecode monitoring panel so you can quickly spot and solve any sync problems.
There are so many other refinements that we couldn't possibly list them all here, but a few that stand out are the easy recording of external audio, built-in browser integration with the excellent Beatport dance music download shop, live input into each of the audio channels, a nifty page-based top bar navigation interface, improved cueing and looping functions with multiple hot-points, slightly improved non-destructive DJ mix recording (though this is still not nearly editable enough) and enhanced beat grid and tempo matching facilities.
Traktor 3 is best described as an excellent refinement. It offers vastly increased functionality and plenty of new features, and retains everything that made the previous versions so popular. But, in light of the progress Ableton's Live has made over the past couple of years, we can't help but think that the whole concept of Traktor has almost had its day.
Because it emulates the layout and interface of yesterday's technology (rack-mounted CD decks were only ever a functional stop-gap), Traktor is inherently limited. It would be nice to see Native Instruments come up with something a lot more radical for the next version - when it comes to challenging Ableton, they're surely the best-equipped company out there.
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Here's another tutorial I made this weekend. It was a quick blue green eye look. I actually wore it out this weekend, went to a bar with my friends, slept in it, and it was on the next day, lol. And you know what was kinda funny...while my friend and I were ordering a drink at the bar this weird guy that kinda looked like Jon B (throwback to old R&B singer) was trying to hit on me and my friends. He was superweird, after he heard I was ordering a sex on the beach that just started a whirlwind of super cheesy convo. You can imagine right...so I was ordering the drinks and he noticed that I had some eyeliner swatches on my hand, lol. I forgot that I had been testing liners for this video and I was in such a rush doing my friend's makeup that I didn't take it off. He pointed at my hand and said "oh is that leftover from last night's escapades, wink wink". And my friend stepped in immediately and said "Ummmm no, she's a makeup artist." I love my friend, lol.
Anywho, back to the video! I did both eyes in under ten minutes, talk about rushing! My patient boyfriend was once again filming me (so supportive) but the sound is too low and got cut up a little at the end. No worries though, I finally bought a webcam this weekend so I can zoom in, have better volume, and finally edit my videos! On that note, I am definitely taking requests on looks you'd like to see, or reviews, or pretty much anything :) I'm here to serve.
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really like ur videos, you have beautiful olive skin btw
- December 10, 2007 at 10:39 PM
- yummy411 said...
great tut! another specktralite with a beauty blog. yay! hey, you talk in comp talk like i do "udpp" lol!
- December 11, 2007 at 9:56 PM
- Mrs. Lynne said...
wow girl! i have got to learn how to put my makeup on as fast as you did AND to make it look good in the end like you did. good video, keep it up :)
- December 14, 2007 at 4:41 AM
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Earlier this week, John MacArthur was a guest speaker at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. During his visit, he was interviewed by Dr. Jason Allen. Their brief discussion primarily focused on the charismatic movement, Reformed continuationists, and the recent Strange Fire conference. And since these are John's first public comments about Strange Fire since the conference, we thought you'd be interested and encouraged to read what he had to say. What follows is a transcript of their discussion. –GTY Staff
Dr. Allen:
Dr. MacArthur, it is a joy to host you in the Spurgeon Room on the campus of Midwestern Seminary in the President's home. We are delighted to have you here for the Spurgeon Lectures, and you have already encouraged us through your preaching ministry this morning. I want to hop right into a conversation that is hot and that is on your mind, obviously, in recent weeks. You hosted—just a matter of days ago—the Strange Fire conference at Grace Community Church. I want to revisit that and talk through it some. I would love to follow up on different aspects of that conference. I will make a confession on the front end of the conversation: I was genuinely surprised—maybe even shocked—by the level of interest that it generated. I was shocked because I have followed your ministry for a number of years, and you have been speaking about this issue to a greater or lesser degree for more than forty years. So, I would love to know—now that we are a few days removed from the conference—were you surprised by the interest and even the intensity that the conference itself generated?
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I think to some degree we were surprised. The first day there were 127 nations live streaming that event, and there were twenty-five thousand separate connects. We do not know how many people were behind that. That was the first day, and it got greater the second day and greater the third day. I do not know that I really expected that, but I did expect a bigger response than books I have written in the past, or emphases I've made on this in the past simply because the Reformed noncessationists or the Reformed continuationists made space in the broad realm of evangelicalism for the elements of the charismatic movement.
If you say prophecy continues, miracles continue, tongues continue, signs and wonders are still valid, then you have opened up a world of possibility. So, what has happened is, when I wrote Charismatic Chaos or the book called The Charismatics or addressed this in the past, it was contained. It was contained originally within classical Pentecostalism. Then it spread a little bit into the Second Wave, which is when the charismatic experience infiltrated the Roman Catholic Church and the mainline denominations. It was still outside evangelicalism.
With the arrival of people like Wayne Grudem, who really did open the door when he did his dissertation on prophecy and talked about prophecy still existing as fallible prophecy. Then it was picked up by D.A. Carson, and it was picked up by John Piper and Sam Storms and other people like that. These are respected people that are really honored by all of us on some fronts. So, it has made space in evangelicalism for this particular view. Now when you confront this view, you are not just targeting heterodox groups. You are hitting orthodox groups.
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So, it is simply the breadth of the tolerance of that which created the response. There was no negative response particularly coming from classic Pentecostals, like the Foursquare assemblies. Most of the heat coming at us was coming from evangelical continuationists.
When you think about the movement as a whole—the charismatic movement, and the different strains of it—what particular strain, or strains, animates you the most about the harm they are doing to the church?
That is a very good question. I think the more bizarre the aberration, the more disturbing it is.
I go back to where I was when I first wrote on this many, many years ago. I just find the possibility of continuing revelation very disturbing. I do not care what form it is in. You can say, "Well, it is not equal to Scripture; it could be fallible." I just see that as a major problem. What you are now telling me—whether it is somebody listening for the voice of God; whether it is somebody writing a book, like Sarah Young, in which she is talking as if she is Jesus in the first person speaking to me—whatever form you are now adding to Scripture, to me it is very disturbing.
That, I think, is the foundational issue. So, if you allow for anything beyond Scripture, then you have to ask, "By what criteria do we judge that this is truly the voice of God?" If there are not objective, fixed, divinely revealed criteria for that, you cannot control the movement.
Right. Absolutely. It calls into question, and really undermines, the whole logic of 2 Timothy 3:16–17, that Scripture has been given so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped, adequate for every good work.
So, am I inadequate? From the perspective of the charismatics, they would see me as inadequate because they think I do not have the baptism of the Holy Spirit, the classical one. In other words, if they are the old-line Pentecostals, they say speaking in tongues is the evidence of the baptism of the Spirit, and if I haven't done it, then I do not have it.
From the continuationists' viewpoint, I am not hearing God speak, so I am somehow locked in time to the past, and if I do not hear the voice of God, I am missing out on something.
In any case, yes, it stuffs me in the corner, apart from whatever the Holy Spirit may be doing or saying in the moment.
The three books you have written especially dealing with this issue are The Charismatics—I guess that was in the mid-1970s—Charismatic Chaos, in the early 1990s—and now Strange Fire. How are those books different, or is Strange Fire in essence a reissuing of Charismatic Chaos?
The Charismatics and Charismatic Chaos were somewhat similar. Strange Fire is completely different. The movement has demanded this. The closing chapter in Strange Fire is entitled "An Open Letter to My Continuationists Friends," and it addresses them. The opening chapters look at the current state of the movement.
It is far worse now than it was then in terms of the extreme kinds of behaviors, I think. You have to change the illustrations, but I think it has to be evaluated on a completely fresh and new basis. I think there are much more tightly, carefully argued sections on prophecy, tongues, healing, and the legitimacy of these gifts than what they were.
The historical argument is there, but maybe the major difference in the book—or one component that people would benefit from—is the actual history of the movement. Where does it come from? You know the fruit by the root. The chapter on the history alone is frightening.
Then, the second chapter, that we have not done anything with in the past, is on the apostles. If the apostles ceased—if it is true that there are no more apostles or that there were twelve minus Judas, plus Matthias and Paul—then there is a dramatic change in the church and the gifting to the church. Since apostles are called gifts in Ephesians 4, if there are no apostles, then we know some gifts have ceased.
If the apostles ceased, then there is a cessation. If the apostles cease, then the signs and wonders of an apostle cease—so the whole argument of apostleship is important.
The other argument in this book—that I think is really critical—is that the continuationists are saying that prophecy exists, but it is not infallible. Then, it is not what biblical prophecy is. Tongues exists, but it is not language. Then, it is not what biblical tongues were. Healings exist, but they are not like the healings of Jesus. If that is true, then you are essentially a de facto cessationist because you just said these are not that. So what are they? You are a cessationist who has invented something that is not in the New Testament.
There is no such thing in the Bible as fallible prophecy from God. There is no such thing as gibberish, and there is no such thing as moderate, indiscernible healing. So whatever it is that you are calling prophecy, healing, and tongues is not that. What I am trying to do with these guys is say, "You cannot call yourself a continuationist because, by your own admission, it is not the same. So, what is it, and why are you inventing it?"
More of a "hypothetical continuationist."
Yes. Why are you doing this? Who are you conceding this to? Do you feel it is necessary for you to have some supernatural, mystical phenomenon to confirm your faith? Are you deferring to your wife who was raised in the charismatic movement, or are you trying to find space in the big evangelical picture, so you are giving this concession? I just do not understand why you would invent things—call them biblical names—when you know they are not the biblical reality.
That is the direction the book goes. Just a quick footnote to that: The kickback has been, "Oh, you are painting with a broad brush," or, "You have not acknowledged that there are good things that happen in the movement." So far, we have not seen anything that argues the biblical points. Eventually, the book Strange Fire, the conference, and what was said there is going to have to be debated on the grounds of biblical interpretation. That is where we would like to force the issue.
So, since you referenced the conference and some of the buzz and criticism that has come from it—just to ask a very direct question—Is there any edge you left sharp that you wish you would have rounded, or anything you left unsaid that in hindsight you wish you would have said, or any second guessing? Obviously, I know you are established theologically. I do not mean in that sense, but is there anything about it that, if you could redo it, you would do differently or not include?
That is a really good question. You know as a preacher, you say what is in your notes, and then you say what comes into your head, right?
So, if you could go back to almost any sermon you preached and said it again another way, you would do that. Our dear, beloved Charles Spurgeon: People read his sermons, and most people do not realize that is not what he preached. That is, in some cases, hardly close to what he preached because he got those dictation notes from the people who took his notes. He got that stuff on Monday, and I have actual copies hanging in my office at home of his editing himself off of those transcripts.
So, sure, we would all do that. Here was the approach; this was a very serious issue. Misrepresenting the Holy Spirit—there is nothing more serious than that. Accusing the Holy Spirit of things that He would not have anything to do with is a serious issue. In all honesty, we wanted to push this thing to the limit. This was landing at the beach. This was D-day.
We came with everything we had. Having done that, we wanted to see the response. Where is it going to come from? I told the guys it is going to come in two ways. They are going to say, "You are lumping us all together," and they are going to say, "You have not affirmed the good things."
So at that point we will blunt that point a bit and come back and say, "Look, I said this many times, so did everybody else. There are Christians in the movement who are faithful pastors that love the Bible and are trying to do the best they can. There are moderate aspects of that movement, and there are extreme."
They are all connected. So, the brush can be broad, but we do need to recognize that there are differences, and we do need to express gratitude for those who have taught the gospel and preached the gospel. As a result, people have been converted.
Now, as we establish where we are, we will begin to speak in that fashion. Then, we still have to get to the biblical argument.
In a conversation I had with one of the leading continuationists, he said, "Well, what I need to do then is write a book in response."
I said, "Exactly."
Very good. In your mind, do you have a working distinction between charismatics and continuationists? Or do you see that as one category of terms that can be used interchangeably?
I would just listen to what they call themselves. I do not know that I would openly call someone a charismatic who does not take that label, and they are sort of wobbling on that. There are some who did call themselves charismatics. We quote one in the book who is now wanting to call himself a continuationist because he wants to distance himself from all that [the word charismatic] means. I really do not mind the labels, but I do not want to throw labels around. Charismatic, I think, is a good term because it is a term that refers to those who think the gifts of grace are still fully operational. So, it is not a pejorative in any sense—and unless they disdain that term, which I have not heard anybody do that, I think you can call people charismatics.
I think even the classics, who would be known as Pentecostals, would call themselves charismatics in the sense that they are open to the continuation of the gifts.
When you think about the global charismatic movement, estimates of their number is about 500 million, so an incredible mass of people. They are nearly half the size of the Roman Catholic Church. And people, if they are on the American side of the conversation—and that circle is the evangelical side of the conversation—they tend to think of the nutty people, the fringe, as being the red herring. They think of the norm being the John Pipers, the Wayne Grudems, the Martyn Lloyd-Joneses. If you do a global assessment, you realize, "No, really John Piper and Wayne Grudem are more the red herrings."
Yes, they are the fringe. All you have to do is turn on any charismatic network. Just pick any one. You will see the same panoply of false teachers, prosperity gospel preachers, healers, health and wealth guys, and you will hear the same claims to healing. Somebody who wants to present himself as a news anchor kind of image like Pat Robertson is saying things that are just as nutty as some far-out healer in a tent.
So, it is everywhere. I do not know that they would all want to be put in the same package, but as I said before, once you say that the Holy Spirit is talking—and you do not have any static, fixed way to evaluate that, to define that, or to say yes or no to that—you really cannot control the thing.
We have to defer to the default position which is this: We know that John Piper, Wayne Grudem, and people like that are not crazy. They are not nutty. They are not going to fall into those kinds of patterns. What they need to do, of course, is rise up and condemn those kinds of aberrations, and I would like to see more of that.
Thank you. You have been so faithful as a prophetic voice to the church for so many years—whether it was the lordship controversy or the issues of creationism, gender roles, or your concerns about the charismatic movement as you have spoken to for decades. So, thank you for your consistency, your faithfulness, and for being an Ephesians 4:15 man—speaking the truth in love, even when it is difficult, even when you are challenging your friends and your brothers.
Well, thank you. For me it is about the truth. I have no desire to harm friends or lose friends in the process, but I am compelled by the truth. I really think that my friends are too; and as long as we can keep that conversation going and speak the truth in love, it can be beneficial, and hopefully we can find our way to the unity that comes around the truth. As I said at the conference, it is better to be divided by the truth than united by error.
That is right. Very well said. Well, thank you for revisiting Strange Fire with us, and for your book. Thank you for the gift of your book last night. I look forward to reading it in the days ahead.
Thank you.
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All the issues about the conferences are very importat to me, and i am sure that not only to my life, but all the lives of people in the movement that consider themselves as christians. 2 months befores i heard for the first time about Strange fire was going to be, i had questions to my pastor about tongues, healings and mostly about people convulsing beside a healer, also laughing as crazy. I debated the acts of a Latin American Healer ( Cash Luna ) although i used to congregate in a conservative pentecostal church that has a great peacher ( principal pastor ) in my city, some people there uses to admire healers as Cash Luna; ¡ Also the principal pasor! there was no peace in my spirit when i knew that, i understand that i had to look for the true on the Bible, i ask to the pastor anwers and i did not have strong answers from him. I do not go back to my congragation. thanks God a few weeks after that i heard about this conferences, and as i was waintg for it, i was reading the book The charismatics ( spanish version) and i can then understand a lot of issues.
I remember when I the baptism of the Holy Spirit as they teach, there were people ( leaders ) telling me HOW TO speak on tongues, i mean as taking classes to say bababadasa or some unintelligible words. So i repeat them an let them flow. Although i honestly wanted to be touched by God I felt myself somekind of gulty because of that.
Acts shows how tonges in that time served to communicate the God`s word, no that. They use to quite Chorintians to justify unintelligible words as " angelical language " previte betwwen God an you ( they say ).
The problem now, for me is that i am looking for a biblical congregation, i think that i cannot be confortable going back to the congregation i was. Perhaps i am thinking so pragmatic, but i guess it could be good idea to make a directory of this kind of churches or congregations in Latin America, bibllical congregations were the Word of God is Exposed. Actually, i just see the live stream transmition on the internet.
Pd, I am agree, charismatics are essentially and de facto cessationist. God bless you
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I love your quote Pastor MacArthur "It is better to be divided by the truth than united by error!" I praise my Lord for your diligent study of God's word. You teach truth and that truth keeps me on that narrow path to righteousness. Thank you.
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Is there anywhere one might watch this on video? Surely would love to see it. Thanks...
I'm not aware of a video recording. But if you follow the second of the two links at the top of the post, you can listen to the audio at Dr. Allen's website. Hope that helps.
Thank you Pastor John for your consistancy on this issue. It becomes hope for us that have family caught up in the worst of this. Thank you for urging others to stand and correct. When I live in So. Cal. in the 60's and 70's there was this car salesman named Cal Worthington. I never thought I would live to see the day when my family would fall for that kind of salesmanship to sell Jesus. My heart is broken for them and so is my relationship with them. It has been over 30 years of dissapointment and destruction. I hope the fire of this conference only grows, and thank you for taking the heat of this fire.
Thank you, Jeremiah. Don't know how I missed that. Thanks for all that all of you do!
I have listened to this interview and have read the manuscript, and I must admit that I am now very confused. As I understand it, people like Wayne Grudem, John Piper, Paul Washer, etc. are continuationists and believe in continuing prophesy. As I understand it, the cannon is closed. I heard one sermon when one of these men actually said he has had God to speak to him verbally. I heard another of these men and I was in the audience, say that he went into a closet and stayed there, refusing to come out until God spoke to him verbally. He said that God did finally speak to him and he came out of the closet. He was a close friend to Wayne Grudem at the time. So, how are these people different from the mainstream of the many different faucets of the Charismatic movement? I hope I receive a comment for these does totally disrupt my thinking. I am a Christian, not involved in any movements. Thank you.
I give Thanks to God, and praise the Lord for the ministry of Pastor John MacArthur, because he has been firm and consistent in his preaching and teaching since the beginning until now. His position about the Charismatic movement is basically the same during all His ministry. So , He haven't have that being change neither his doctrinal nor theological position, as in my Christian live that I have had different point of view, Furthermore, I have been in different churches such as Catholic, Baptist, Pentecostal, Charismatic , Reformed, etc. in some cases receiving sound doctrine and in the most of cases bad doctrine. Thanks for your teaching so that …"As a result, we no longer to be children, tossed here and there by waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by trickery of men, by craftiness in deceitful scheming; but speaking the truth in love." Ephesians 4.14,15. God bless you.
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i hope this can be useful to you.. as Dr MacArthur said: "There are Christians in the movement who are faithful pastors that love the Bible and are trying to do the best they can. There are moderate aspects of that movement, and there are extreme." I understood that John Piper and Wayne Grudman are this kind of preachers, althought they are open to the new revelacion of God - as they say-. Of course this issue has been clarified widely in the conferences, this "good moderate pastors" are in that positions. That is why The last conference as tha last chapter of the book Strange fire is an invitation to them to reconsider their position, as while there are conversation they can to expose their biblical arguments so they can change their point of view if they realize that are not strong in the Scriptures. They are in the border, they are moderate, they are not the kind of preachers in the extreme that are using naive people to make a fortune giving them " words of God private for them". They are not at the extreme as preachers self called " man of God" as Mbewe conferences shows they are knowing in africa ( same thing is happening in latin america ) and sure the USA.
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This year is a little bit of an anomaly. The top 3 passers by yards are not in the playoffs, while the top 3 rushers by yards are in the playoffs.
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Never, ever, ever, will the best offensive teams not be pass first unless the rules change back. It'd be moronic to do otherwise. And by the way, I believe you on passing yards, but the top 6 passer rating QB's are all in the playoffs, and, unlike your rushers, they have by far the greater odds to get to and win the Bowl.
And Green Bay got better as their health got better. You know what opened up their running game? Greg Jennings. (and the rest of the team getting healthier)
And the teams you listed, without the elite QB, ain't gonna win the thing unless Russell and Kappy play at an elite level.
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Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:08 am
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Maybe we can get the board to clarify this. The rules use to say 5 races for awards. It also says a class must average 3 entries per race for the year to be considered for championship points. Looks like only a few trophies at the banquet. I am sure this is not going to be the case, but if someone official could let us know that would be great. This will affect what and where we race the rest of the season.
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Michael Jackson
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Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:35 am
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I checked on this and the reply I received stated " We have never enforced it, so why start now? We probably do need a minimum, but 12 is a bit high". If you remember I raced my Vintage with the Flatheads and received a plaque at the banquet and I was the only one in that class but had fun playing with the Tillers.
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Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:38 am
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Is that official, every class winner will get an award?
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Daniel White
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Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 10:49 am
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Is it possible to reconsider the points system in order to make the standings MORE accurately reflect performance?
I certainly don't feel like I deserved 22 points the day in June when qualifying took place but the rain wiped out the races. By the same token, I think anyone who shows up and tries to practice (and pays the fees, obviously) deserves at least a minimum number of points.
I'm suggesting a system where full points are awarded only if a driver competes in qualifying and both races.
Partial points to be awarded if only qualifying and pre-final is completed due to weather, or other force majeur. Partial points meaning, for example, full points minus five.
If only qualifying is completed, perhaps full points minus ten.
If only practice takes place, a flat points system . . . say, five points for everyone. It's hard to justify no points.
That said, I'd also like to suggest that we have a plan in place if weather eliminates some of the practice and / or qualifying, but the weather manages to clear up for the races, which typically begin around 2:00. Subject to the Race Director's discretion, perhaps we could grid by points, like other series do, so we can at least get the races completed.
I realize that this gets complicated, and that I've probably not considered several scenarios, but I'd be willing to work with other members to compose a more sporting points system, one that privileges performance over attendance, but one that also, in some measure, rewards club loyalty and doesn't unduly punish the ones who live far away.
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personally, i like the 3 drop rule, but haven't noticed a minimum race requirement. i know in mx, when there were series that didn't have a drop rule, then attendance was low, cause family stuff will come up where you might have to miss a race or 2 (or 3). i never liked to see a series where a mid-pack racer wins by attendance. but if a racer can win a points battle even if he doesn't make it to as many races shouldn't be penalized in my opinion. the racer with the most points (after drops are removed) regardless of amount of races attended should win the championship it seems to me.
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Michael Jackson
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My suggestion is that if you don't like the rules in place step up and nominate yourself to be considered for the BOD at our next election. Rules in place for this season IMO should remain as is. Best way to discourage people from participating is changing the rules after the season starts. Only time a rule should be changed after the season starts is if it involves safety, then it is acceptable. What we have in place now has been acceptable and I haven't heard any complaints. With elections coming up now is the time to make your ideas known. One thing to consider is can the club pay the track workers and track owner with a rainout and how do you compensate the President and BOD for coming down and trying to conduct a race. My gas cost the same as yours. I also race in the Clone class. When I dragged race for points you had the option to accept 30 points for driving thru the gates and paying your entry fee. You got 10 points for every round won if you got to start eliminations. Or you got a Tech Card for next race and no points. Also remember the track was owned not rented by a club, but they still had to pay there workers even if it was a rainout.There is more to it then I don't like it.
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Larry Rahl
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Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:18 pm
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It is, and never has been my intention to attack any person, GSKA, or the BOD.
That is not Me. Re-read my posts, I try to choose words wisely, to prevent misinterpretation.
However, I will argue an issue, if I think I have a sound basis.
This argument is not a personal one.
It is, I think, a logical interpretation of the rules "AS WRITTEN".
All other issues such as Drops,and championships, are the impact of a simple error.
The following was written last night.
My original piece was not intended to do anything other than question whether or not any points should have been awarded for what I interpreted, based on the GSKA Rules, a non event.
And, my personal belief that it is not reasonable (ethical) to expect, or receive something you have not earned.
In this case it is receiving competition points, without competing.
Since it has been stated, "it is written", and "in the rules", I set out
to find out why I am apparently wrong, I consulted the GSKA Rule Book. Again.
I presume that the following rule was used for the point award judgment;
Rain Out:: "If a race day is called for rain before qualifying is completed then all competitors will receive 1st place points. If qualifying is completed then points will be given based on qualifying times. If the heat race is completed then points are given for the finishing position in the heat race. If a session is not completed (a session is either timed qualifying, heat race or feature) then points are given for the prior completed session."
My interpretation that 8/23 was a non-event was partially from my experiences in past racing, but primarily based on this rule defining point awards. Specifically that all point award determinations speak to a point of reference, "qualifying", as the start of progress toward a point award. The "automatic 25 point to all" rule addresses "what if", that qualifying (the very initial stage of competition for points), can not be completed.
A "shortened" event being one terminated prior to "completion" of qualifying.
It does NOT speak to a point prior to qualifying, such as practice, or earlier than that.
My contention is that you can not shorten something that hasn't begun.
Qualifying, indeed begins the competition phase of an event, as it is based on timing.
And, all actions beginning with qualifying, and forward, are toward competition for points.
I concede that you have to be there to qualify.
(However, it is also true that you can be there, and if your kart doesn't start, you can't start qualifying, and you can't proceed toward a points award)
The rules do not quantify what an event is. (Bill Clinton made us all very familiar with the importance of "is")
The first sentence states "If a race day is called for rain before qualifying is completed....".
Since the 8/23 award was based on this rule, race day, and all subsequent mention of award of points relates to "qualifying".
If qualifying didn't start, then "race day" didn't start, and it can't be shortened.
Competition DID NOT begin.
It actually never happened.
Now, If the interpretation of this rule is more centered on the term "Before", than "qualifying" (aka the commencement of competition for points), then I can Partially understand the award of points.
I would then question the interpretation of the term "competitor". As only those there were actually awarded points.
Since "qualifying" is no longer necessary to the award determination, then who is a competitor ?. And further, since qualifying isn't necessary, being there to qualify isn't necessary, and competitor must be defined by who is an "official" competitor. That person who has entered the event "officially". The only "official" determination mentioned in the rules, is "registered".
If you pre-register, and pre-pay, you are then an official competitor, prior to race day, and qualifying.
If you wanted to know who is "officially" racing before a schedule race date, or prior to the start of qualifying, your ONLY reference would be to check the list of "officially" registered entrants, including pre-registrants.
Since qualifying isn't an issue yet, you can not require attendance yet.
I'm tired.
This is just to logical and simple to be dismissed.
I know that all of those who received these "gratis" points will ague that they are valid, and should remain as posted.
They may, in fact, argue that they are, and have been, "earned".
Some may even argue that they present no advantage over others who did not receive them.
[Curious logic there, as they also represent the creation of an extra race that others didn't participate in.]
[An extra race that CAN and will be used in the "drops" issue, and to their advantage]
As I stated in my original post, I do not think the points in question are legitimate in any way, and are NOT provided for in existing rules.
I believe that, in the case of 8/23, they were awarded without a concentrated and accurate interpretation of GSKA rules,
and were awarded arbitrarily, based on a simple, and honest error in interpretation.
I do not believe that the error was made with malice, or a result of calculation.
I also believe that this issue would most fairly, and accurately be relieved by the cancellation of all points awarded on that date. I do not know why this is so hard to grasp ?
Since no Trophy can be awarded for that date, these un-earned points, and this "selective extra race", will only be a factor at season end, and during calculation for class championships.
I can only say that it is never too late to correct the unintended consequence, of an unintended error, in a situation not specifically covered by rules. Better late then never. And, better now than before any REAL controversy they create.
I would really like to hear someone argue that they should receive, maintain, and use for championship calculations, un-earned competition points.
And, please include the logic behind the belief that they do not represent any advantage.
Thanks Again.
Close from today;
I would never support changing rules mid-season.
We all bought into existing rules, and we should live by them.
I believe that it is possible to make an honest, unintentional mistake, and have it adversely impact something.
No one can expect a set of rules to cover every contingency.
We are all big enough to admit, correct, and forgive an error.
I believe the existing rules can be easily, and simply be amended to clarify this "loop hole", without changing their spirit and true meaning.
However, if that is done, it can not be done, without also undoing the harm it has created before the fix.
This is GSKA, and not a money race organization. I Hope.
Commitment is a personal thing, and I don't think that it is something to be easily Judged.
To some, it is scraping together the money for entry, and to others it is buying a trailer and spare race motors.
I agree that the BOD and organizers deserve our support. And none of this discussion has anything to do with that. They put forth major efforts to put on these events, and can never know if rain should come. They are the first ones there, and the last to leave. And I have no problem with compensation for those efforts. Just not a leg up in competition.
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Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:57 pm
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Competitor is one who signed paper at the track and paid entry fee.
There are basically 4 options for rain:
1. All competitors will receive X amount of points (1st place or maybe 3rd place points).
2. We race in rain.
3. All go home.
4. Rain replacement dates in schedule.
1) is what we have.
2) less than a half (my guess) will be racing in the rain, once, maybe twice... its not fun to clean kart, tools, suit, etc. after local race. As a result, if rain is possible we will have less competition, less fun, less money, ...
3) if people will go home with their money back or moved to next race there is a big chance that next time if rain possibility is somewhat high, most people decides to stay home.
4) we don't have that, maybe next year ?..
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Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 9:15 am
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The race date mentioned, I showed up at the track with all intentions to race. Obvious, with the rain threat (I CHOSE) even up to the members meeting at the tower (We took a vote to wait until 1pm to finalize the decision to call the race,weather pending) to actually pay registration. The race was called. No points were awarded to me.With all replies to your post read I understand this to be somewhat triveal,(THE CHOSE OF EFFORT) was decided to follow through with the arriving to race,I received the same as anyone who did'nt attend.Expenses occur to those who show up and are rained out. The monetary cost is different (THE RESULT WAS THE SAME) JMO.
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Larry Rahl
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Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 12:20 pm
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The End.
I thank you, Ihor, for the official determination of what a competitor is.
"sign form in person"
I thank you Steven for an accurate description of what the conditions were at the time.
"there were karts on the track practicing and everything was in place to go racing"
I thank you nuthin fancy for the description of how the "Rain out" decision was made.
"by vote"
And, how the points award issue was addressed.
"by choice to pay"
Since I have been officially set straight, this opinion discussion is closed.
I think it is fascinating how my opinion, and expressing it, has been received (or not).
Some very interesting responses on a few different issues.
I understand, and expected, that the most vocal defenders of the application of policy, in a unique situation, were those who directly benefited from the decision.
And the Team I was with, that chose not to attend, then forfeited the choice to pay for points, and an extra official race.
While I still do not agree with the concept of gaining competition points without competing, I accept that it is so, how, and why.
It is in the Rules.
I apologize to GSKA, the BOD, and all other members, that my opinion has brought out such negative responses.
It has never been my intention to cause harm, or suggest overthrow of the Government.
I thought a point should be discussed here. My mistake, and lack of understanding.
Thank you.
I do, Now, know what commitment is. And, sadly, I can't afford it.
I am also sorry to tell you Steve, that since you uninvited me from the club, I will not be voting for you.
Is that the "Your way, or the Highway" platform ?
Thanks for the experience.
Larry Rahl
I have apparently burned bridges, before I got too them.
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Acid-to-alkaline ratio is a reflection of pH, a 14-point scale that measures the accumulation of hydrogen ions (called free radicals) in your body and the food you eat. Blood is slightly alkaline, ranking between pH 7.35 and 7.45, and pure distilled water is a neutral 7. Food on the negative end of the scale (below 7) is acid-forming, and food on the positive end (above 7) is alkaline forming.
The typical North American's diet lacks enough alkaline-forming foods such as leafy green vegetables, almonds and "ancient" grains like millet, and we eat far too many acid-forming foods such as beef and other meats, coffee, alcohol, sugar and processed foods. This imbalance causes acid to accumulate in the body's cells, a condition called chronic metabolic acidosis.
To reduce acidosis and maintain a healthy pH, the body pulls calcium and other minerals from the bones, which is then excreted in the urine, a leaching process that causes osteoporosis, kidney stones and other kidney diseases. And another acid neutralizer, glutamine, is pulled from the muscles to bind with hydrogen ions, causing the gradual loss of lean muscle.
As we age, the body becomes less efficient at neutralizing and eliminating acid waste, which explains why older athletes notice an increase in body fat and loss of lean muscle, even if their training is unchanged. "Essentially, we are peeing off our muscle as we pass the half-century mark in life," says multisport coach Joe Friel in his best-selling book, The Cyclist's Training Bible.
The most effective method of slowing this degenerative process in athletes of any age is to increase cellular alkalinity by eating a pH-balanced diet comprised mostly of alkaline-forming foods.
Acidosis and the Athlete
Conventional wisdom dictates that the best way to fuel up the night before an endurance event is to chow down on pasta and chicken. However, digesting those calories in the form of complex carbohydrates and protein sucks up a lot of metabolic energy and produces a lot of acid. The acid build-up causes inflammation, which stiffens muscles and joints, forcing you to work harder to move over the miles.
"The toxins produced in an acidic body reduce the absorption of protein, minerals and other nutrients, which in turn weakens the body's ability to produce chemical components necessary for cell energy and organ activity," say Dr. Robert O. Young and Shelley R. Young in The pH Miracle.
"If I didn't ensure I was alkaline all the time, I would constantly be dealing with lactic-acid stress, sore muscles, poor digestion and the resulting lack of energy," says Amy Golumbia, Canadian national mountain-running champion and a holistic nutritionist at Jump Start Nutrition Clinics in Alberta, Canada.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 15, 2012) – Nine U.S. beach volleyball teams will begin the 2012 FIVB Swatch World Tour on Monday at the Brasilia Open in Brazil.
The U.S. field will be led by 2008 Olympic gold medalists Misty May-Treanor (Santa Monica, Calif.) and Kerri Walsh (San Jose, Calif.) on the women's side along with Beijing gold medalists Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Fla.) and Todd Rogers (Santa Barbara, Calif.) on the men's side.
Although the Olympic qualification period for London runs through June 17, 2012, both May-Treanor/Walsh and Dalhausser/Rogers have enough points to secure their nomination to the U.S. team, and will be working toward gaining the No. 1 seed in London.
Also competing in the women's main draw in Brasilia will be the No. 2 U.S. team of Jen Kessy (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) and April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and the No. 3 team of Lauren Fendrick (Carlsbad, Calif.) and Brooke Hanson (Woodland Hills, Calif.), who have quite a bit of ground to make up if they hope to catch Kessy and Ross in the race to London.
The fourth U.S. women's team of Angie Akers (Fort Wayne, Ind.) and Brittany Hochevar (Fowler, Colo.) is new and will have to compete in Monday's qualifying bracket to reach the main draw. Akers and Hochevar will be the second-seeded team in qualifying and will receive a first-round bye.
On the men's side, there is a battle between the current No. 2 U.S. team of Matt Fuerbringer (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Nick Lucena (Santa Barbara, Calif.) and the No. 3 team of Jake Gibb (Bountiful, Utah) and Sean Rosenthal (Redondo Beach, Calif.). Fuerbringer and Lucena lead 2008 Olympians Gibb and Rosenthal in the Olympic rankings by just 60 points.
Two new U.S. men's teams will compete in Tuesday's country quota bracket in Brasilia. Casey Jennings (Las Vegas, Nev.) will play with Billy Strickland (Malibu, Calif.) against Brad Keenan (Westminster, Calif.) and John Mayer (Thousand Oaks, Calif.).
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White Bison is a unique treat
A WHITE BISON is unusual. I've seen a mounted specimen in a museum in Helena, Mont. I've periodically read stories of white bison calves being born and the great celebration that subsequently happened by formal ceremonies of native peoples. So when I happened to see an adult bison bull in an enclosure at a private game farm in Butler County, I had to stop. I made several images of him dutifully recorded on the memory card of my camera. I hope you enjoy this special photo.
BISON, or more commonly referred to by modern man as buffalo, has a long legacy of adaptation and survival on the North American continent. Some estimates peg the population prior to exploration and settlement at the low end of 30 million critters. At the high end is 70 million. Either way, that was a lot of bison on the plains from northern Mexico to Canada. These magnificent animals are large. A bull can weigh up to 2,000 pounds. Female bison tip the scales at 1,000 to 1,200 pounds. Calves weigh 50 to 60 pounds at birth. The normal pelt color at birth is a cinnamon reddish brown. As the calf grows, its color gradually darkens to a darker brown.
The modern day bison is a survivor. They have adapted to many changes in past environments. Archaeological evidence has shown the bison, in one form or another, to have reached Alaska from Eurasia about 300,000 years ago. The oldest bison remains at sites in the lower 48 are dated at 100,000 years. Taxonomists and other scientists have studied bison skeletons from fossilized sites and concluded that the now living bison has two extinct relatives that preceded it, Bison antiques and Bison latifrons. Both species were much larger bodied than our present day living animal. Larger body sizes were an adaptation to much colder environments in post glacial times. A large body size is more efficient at holding body heat.
Bison latifrons was about 40 percent larger than its modern cousin. Its horn cores did not turn sharply upward. Instead they tended to grow straight out from the boss of the skull. An estimate of the tip to tip spread was easily six feet! It also had a thicker hide and thicker hair to help it survive bitter cold. The dorsal spines of its vertebrae were also comparatively taller so that attaching ligaments could help support its monstrous skull. Frozen skeletal specimens in Siberia, Alaska and other arctic sites have preserved lots of evidence of this animal plus many other critters of that time. Through pollen grain analysis, scientists can help create a picture of life at the time. Beside the big bison, wooly mammoths, mastodons, camels, rhinos, ferrets, pikas, snowshoe hares once roamed the grasslands. So to did predators such as the Dire Wolf, American Lion, and giant short-nosed bear. All these animals crossed the land bridge between Siberia and Alaska during ice ages when sea levels were about 300 feet or more lower than today's levels.
In time, as the earth was coming out of its deep glacial sleep, melt water from those immense glacial ice fields eventually refilled the oceans. The Bering land bridge closed as did other land bridges elsewhere. A naturally warming climate meant changes in vegetation types for large herbivores to eat. The big bison species of B. antiques and B. latifrons did not last against the adaptions needed to continue. The smaller Bison bison did have what it took to be the survivor.
Last week I noted the IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE's wild game banquet. The date has been moved ahead one day to Tuesday, Feb. 12, 6 p.m. at the auditorium of the Fisher Community Center. So if you have the date of Feb. 13 marked already, cross it out and move it back on calendar space to Feb. 12. Members and guests are welcome. A great assortment of wild game meats and fish will be offered. See you there at the wild game banquet. After the meal, Ed Siems will present a super slide show of his recent trip to Iceland.
Iowa DEER HUNTERS took 5 percent fewer deer, 5,800 to be more exact, during the 2012-13 season. Hunters reported 115,606 deer which represents the seventh straight year of declining deer harvest. The overall deer herd is lower due to management goals being set to reduce deer from its peak numbers of 2005-06. If compared to 2006, deer numbers are now down by 23 percent. Deer hunters purchased 378,447 licenses in 2012. that number is 14,500 less than sold in 2011. "Hunters are doing their part to help manage the deer herd by judiciously using available antlerless tags in counties where the DNR needed to reduce the population, and by working with local land owners to be more selective in other areas," said Dr. Dale Garner, chief of Wildlife for the department.
Deer hunting is big business in Iowa. Hunt related expenditures have an economic impact of nearly $24 million, paying $15 million in federal taxes and another $15 million in state taxes. Jobs supported by deer hunting are calculated at 2,800 which filters through the economy as $67 million in earnings.
Harvest data will be used to help prepare new trend line data for consideration when the DNR begins the process of discussing hunting seasons for 2013-14. Many more Iowa counties are now at a targeted objective status for deer. Holding the population steady in those areas is accomplished by a combination of strategies including limiting doe tags to numbers the biologists will recommend.
Marshalltown City Urban Deer Hunters took 19 doe deer and one button buck during the special season that just closed on January 27th. There were at least a dozen active archers spread out throughout the city limits areas. Some took one deer, many were able to take two and a few were in the right place to take more than three. If these hunters had the time and inclination, all they had to do was purchase another city deer tag and then try to fill it. All the archers had to undergo training and recertification to be eligible to hunt within the city limits. Throughout Iowa, many other larger cities also have urban deer hunts in effect to help control deer. It is a system that works, is cost effective and is a cooperative biologically based part of wildlife management.
This scribe attended a listening session last week held on the campus of Iowa State University. Five legislators called the meeting as an opportunity to hear about natural resource concerns and issues that should be part of the discussion in the statehouse this session. Lots of input was offered by well spoken participants. Water quality was a big talking point with an emphasis on putting adequate funding behind the enforcement of rules. Wildlife issues came up also including the idea of double fencing at game farms where captive deer and wild deer could be kept separated. The concern here was nose-to nose contact of deer in known CWD disease sites being prevented from contact with wild deer. Trails funding was talked about, as was the economic issues of keeping pace with the real world of cost increases. One spokesman told how Iowa's landscape has been altered by the tune of 93 percent and even though we claim to feed the world, we import 86 percent of our food. "If another country had come into Iowa and desecrated its natural resources by force the way we have allowed it to happen, we'd be at war with them," said Randy Edwards, retired trails coordinator. All the comments gave us something to think about. The legislators listened. Time will tell if constructive actions will be taken. Stay tuned.
Garry Brandenburg is a graduate of Iowa State University with BS degree in Fish & Wildlife Biology. He is the retired director of the Marshall County Conservation Board. Contact him at PO Box 96, Albion, IA 50005.


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For those who missed it, the UEFA Champions League title match between Manchester United and Chelsea was one for the ages. Man U would persevere for the win by the skin of their teeth, winning by 6 shots to 5 in a shootout.
One of the best football matches I have seen, the 2006 World Cup Final between Italy and France included.
This was how sports are often scripted in Hollywood, but it happened between two of the bitterest rival club teams on the planet in a throughly exciting match.
Too bad for those who have a problem seeing European Football as a real sport. This game pretty much settled the folly of that thinking. Plenty of ferocity and bad blood between these two squads. Hard hitting, too, with no where near the padding of American Football.
Congrats to Man U on a majestic win and to Chelsea for a similarly majestic effort in defeat.


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Is There a Media Conspiracy Against Apple?
Countless readers think Melissa Lee at CNBC, for instance, "hates Apple." Their words, not mine. I don't know Melissa, but I can tell you with confidence: There's no conspiracy against Apple at CNBC. The thought ... it's just plain dumb.
Let's be honest -- CNBC, like the rest of us, pounds the hot story. A majority of people consume their information and entertainment in spurts throughout the day. When a reader or viewer checks in, they expect to see the big stories. It's CNBC's job -- as well as TheStreet's -- to deliver. To us 24/7, eat, drink and sleep tech and finance types, it sometimes seems like overkill.
Play the hits. And right now, it's all Apple, all the time . And rightfully so.
Simple as that.
If it's "guilty" of anything, the media -- CNBC and others -- have a difficult time keeping an even keel.
When AAPL was printing $700, practically everyone was passing out party hats. You could not find a bearish chord on CNBC or elsewhere. Now, we're just operating in the opposite direction. There's no injustice taking place.
Me, I tend not to go with the crowd. There's half a chance I'm an idiot, half a chance I'm six months ahead of everybody else. I don't know. But, I know this, "everybody" hates Apple now. No doubt. I agree with the media conspiracy theorists on that much, but it ends there.
When the tide turns against a company and a stock like it has Apple, most people -- except ultra loyal supporters -- tune out almost anything positive. We saw the same thing with Facebook (FB) . It comes down to psychological dysfunction in the stock market as well as the media that covers it.
That's what explains this absurd notion that Apple can no longer innovate. What happened to even make this something that resembles a valid observation? Nothing. Apple did nothing to deserve such treatment. And the competition sure as hell didn't do anything to warrant this ill will.
We're just watching a classic case of psychological filtering play itself out. Apple is bad, therefore we filter information to the contrary. Not only do we filter it out, we ignore its existence. That's not conspiracy. That's psychology.
How else can you explain work TheStreet contributor Richard Saintvilus did back in June of last year falling on deaf ears?
Saintvilus, June 13, 2012: Sirius XM's Greatest Fear: Apple in the Driver's Seat .
And now, TheStreet, January 28, 2013: Apple Gives Us the Siri We've Been Waiting For .
And then, Forbes, January 31, 2013: Apple's Siri (Finally) Hits The Road .


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April 26, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – President Obama took a combative stance during his speech to Planned Parenthood today, pledging his unconditional support to the abortion giant, and, at more than one point, taking a swipe at pro-life activists who oppose the organization.
"No matter how great the challenge, no matter how fierce the opposition, there's one thing that the past few years have shown," said President Obama, "that Planned Parenthood is not going anywhere. It's not going anywhere today. It's not going anywhere tomorrow."
He continued: "As long as we've got to fight to make sure women have access to quality affordable healthcare, and as long as we've got to fight to protect a women's right to make her own choices about her own health, I want you to know that you've also got a president who's going to be with you fighting with you every step of the way."
Obama was greeted enthusiastically by the crowd of some 1,000 Planned Parenthood supporters. "You're making me blush," he said in response to the protracted standing ovation.
During his speech he aimed his sights directly at pro-life activists. "The fact is, after decades of progress, there's still those who want to turn back the clock to policies more suited to the 1950s than the 21st Century," Obama said. "And they've been involved in an orchestrated and historic effort to roll back basic rights when it comes to women's health."
"When politicians try to turn Planned Parenthood into a punching bag, they're not just talking about you," he said. "They're talking about the millions of women who you serve."
He also recounted how Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards, "describes Planned Parenthood as the only organization that she's ever been at where there are opponents who, in her own words, 'literally get up every day trying to figure out how to keep us from doing our work.'"
He then quipped, "If she had worked in the administration she would be more familiar with this phenomenon."
Obama had been widely criticized for speaking to Planned Parenthood in the shadow of the trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell, who stands accused of murdering several newborn babies after botched late-term abortions. During his speech, the president made no reference to the trial, and avoided any direct mention of the word abortion, instead referencing "choice."
Obama had originally been scheduled to headline Planned Parenthood's gala on Thursday evening, but backed out at the last minute earlier this week, saying that he wanted to spend more time at a memorial service for the victims of the fertilizer plant explosion in West Texas.
In his speech he also pleaded with Planned Parenthood clinic workers to help him get the word out about his health care reform law. Initial reports are suggesting that enrollment for the law's health care exchanges are dismally low, putting the whole law in jeaporady.
He concluded his speech saying, "Thank you Planned Parenthood. God bless you."
President Obama was reportedly the first sitting president ever to address Planned Parenthood.
In the lead up to today's speech, pro-life activists had demanded that Obama cancel his appearance, pointing not only to the Gosnell trial, but also to Planned Parenthood lobbyist Alisa LaPolt Snow's testimony before the Florida House apparently defending infanticide, and revelations of horrendous conditions at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Delaware.
In a statement, Lila Rose of Live Action News, had said: "Over the past few weeks, we have heard the brutal details of the slaughter of innocent human beings that goes on within the walls of many abortion clinics, including Gosnell's 'House of Horrors' in Philadelphia and the 'meat-market' 'assembly-line' Planned Parenthood of Delaware."
"These accounts by former clinic staff have shell-shocked the nation and it is incumbent upon the President to reconsider his support for the abortion industry and Planned Parenthood, which last year profited from abortion $87 million dollars committing over 300,000 abortions," she said.
Obama has long had a close relationship with Planned Parenthood, which donated $15 million to his re-election campaign last year.
In a press release published earlier this week announcing the president's planned appearance at their gala, Cecile Richards heaped accolades on the president, saying: "President Obama has done more than any president in history for women's health and rights."
During the recent election cycle he repeatedly touted Planned Parenthood on the campaign trail, and condemned Republican lawmakers for seeking to defund the abortion giant. On election day, Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards went door-to-door canvassing for the president.
Obama is a fascist pig.
What say you, sanctimonious Liberal Catholics who kept sneering all thru the campaign that it was perfectly okay to re-elect this guy?
Jesus wept.
"Thank you Planned Parenthood. God bless you."
God blesses Planned Parenthood? Not bloody likely.
In his closing speech, Obama said; "Thank you, Planned Parenthood. God bless you."
Obama prays to a different God than we do........
God bless you for killing children!!!
Every single time I hear Obama talk I am more and more convinced that he is the spawn of Satan..how can ANYONE go to an event where they have 50 Newtown's PER DAY and say "God Bless You" I wouldnt want to be anywhere near this guy when he meets his maker..won't be a pretty sight
If babies had guns they wouldn't be aborted
He still weeps-- but He's coming back with a vengeance.
Remember that "Mother" Ann Richards referred to abortion as a "sacred" right. I once argued with a Methodist woman who also referred to abortion as a sacred right. Yes, folks like that do pray to a different "god". Moloch comes to mind.
I noticed that blasphemy immediately!
Margaret 'KKK' Sanger is smiling in hell. She got the most powerful black man in the U.S. to advocate for baby killing.
What comes to mind here is the words of his former beloved black racist pastor. I'll flip them around:'God d@mn you Planned Parenthood.'
I don't think the liberal Catholics are here. Jews voted at a higher rate than Catholics.
On Obama's lips, a blessing is a curse. And of course in the midst of his blasphemy, he's also stealing Ronald Reagan's speech signature, minus the conviction behind the words—a resounding gong.
Why don't you give it a break! I'm Catholic, many FReepers are Catholic, and we are good conservatives, trying our best to save our country - only to have people of 'other' churches paint us all with one broad brush.
That's why I never go to the religion forums, I don't believe God wants Christians fighting Christians.
I firmly believe Obama is a Muslim and we've all seen hundreds of examples that point to it. I've noticed him mentioning 'prayer' and 'God' a lot lately, trying to fool us into believing we share a faith.
I think he will join 'Tiller', the killer, in a very hot place.
Everybody's got work to do. Planned Parenthood, Jason Vorhees, Hannibal Lector, Freddy Krueger....
Abort Obama, not babies.
No true Catholic voted for Obama.
President Obama, I hope you have a good explanation for God when He asks you why,
Have you folks ever noticed the MTV/Liberal/Progressive types love to show pictures of cancer ravaged lungs as motivation for people to quit smoking. Maybe it's time to start showing people very graphic pictures of aborted BABIES, some still in the fetal position. Let them see first hand that these are not some mass of tissue called a Fetus!
Let them see the severed limbs. Let them see these babies still in the fetal position. Let them see them in metal containers instead of their mommy and daddy's arms.
And Obama has the gall to dare insult the God of Heaven and Earth with his: "God Bless Planned Parenthood"! May these people not have a moment of peace until they repent of this wicked practice. May God convict them of this evil.
Good catch...thank you! :-)
I imagine a hierarchy in Hell, with Lucifer as CEO with subordinate, devoted devils under him. At various times throughout history, these people (Mohammed, Hitler, Mao, et al) are sent into the world to spread evil in much the way Christ was sent by God the Father to redeem the world. I see Obama as just such a minion.
It's really going to suck to be him when one day he stands before his Creator to account for all he has done.
he speech was on TOTUS. Probably does not even know he said it. Just wish someone could put on TOTUS - I am a stupid ignorant monkey faced ignoramus whom does not even write my own speeches as I cannot piece two words together.
George Tiller resides in the 'hot' place too.
I suspect even Allah has a hard time with abortion...
Actually, I'd be surprised if ANY formal religion is down with abortion.
I agree with trying to not "eat our own", but Buckeye has a point....
I am Catholic also but hang my head in disbelief when stats show catholics vote in the majority for libs who perpetuate evils like abortion on demand.
And the Church continues to allow these overt blasphemers to receive communion even though they promote just about every evil that is against the Church.
Until the Church gets a harder line on this sort of thing, many will turn away.
But - it also says "All human life is sacred in islam"
That presents a quandary when they also say, "Kill the Infidel".
Prominent Politicians, who claim to be Catholic, have been the prime cause of this, and I always wonder WHERE these Obama loving Catholics live.
I am in South Texas and no Catholic I know would vote for him. They must all live in the very liberal states!
As to someone having a point - I don't believe it's conducive to camaraderie to continually post 'sore points' that don't apply to most of us here.
What kind of a man stands there and favors the killing of our children for convenience? A fool does. That's what this man is, a fool!
Thus a religion which might just want it both ways...
Maybe others do to...
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We've got two more Blu-ray Disc reviews for you this afternoon. Our own Tim Salmons has checked out a pair of recent titles from Shout! and Scream Factory, including Dark Angel (a.k.a. I Come in Peace) and the double feature of X-Ray / Schizoid. Enjoy!
In announcement news today, Disney has officially set the Mary Poppins: 50th Anniversary Edition for release on Blu-ray Combo on 12/10. The film has received an "all-new digital restoration" for this release. Newly-produced extras will include Mary-OKE (a sing-along feature to 4 songs from the film) and the Becoming Mr. Sherman featurette featuring actor Jason Schwartzman and Richard Sherman (designed to promote the new film Saving Mr. Banks). One hopes all the vintage bonus material will also carry over, but the press release doesn't indicate. You'll find the final cover artwork below (and the title is now available for pre-order on Amazon by clicking on the cover). […]


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In Hey Jude you hear John saying "***censored*** hell! Wrong chord!" after about 3 minutes, when the song goes into the nanananaa part.
Why is the word ***censored*** replaced by those *'s? "****ing" is not what John said! It's not like we don't know what he says. Besides, it doesn't hurt anybody: ***censored*** fuckety fuckfuckfuck!
Yeah, freedom of speech!