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Monday, the out-of-competition Premieres and Documentary sections were announced for the festival, which runs from Jan. 17 through 27 in Utah, and includes at least one set of famous exes: Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore.
Kutcher's turn as the late, great Steve Jobs in "jOBS" will be the closing night film of the festival, while Moore's "Very Good Girls" (which stars Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen) will premiere. Start placing your wagers on whether the two will have a chilly bump-in on the red carpet...or if Ashton will bring new ladyfriend Mila Kunis.
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Other big name films come courtesy of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who makes his directing debut while starring as a porn addict opposite Scarlett Johansson in Don Jon's "Addiction." In equally sexy fare, Amanda Seyfried's controversial "Lovelace," about the infamous porn star of "Deep Throat," will screen.
And one film we just can't wait for: "A.C.O.D.," starring a very impressive cast fronted by Adam Scott. Along for the ride? "Parks and Recreation" costar Amy Poehler! Leslie and Ben forever! Jane Lynch, Jessica Alba and rising star Mary Elizabeth Winstead also costar.
Trevor Groth, director of programming for the Sundance Film Festival, says of lineup (which also includes Alexander Skarsgrd, Shia LaBeouf and Nicole Kidman as a first-time attendee), "The films in the Premieres and Documentary Premieres sections offer compelling portraits of worlds and people ranging from the beloved to the misunderstood to the unknown."
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By attorney Melba Pearson, Special to THELAW.TV
Two girls were charged this week with aggravated stalking, in connection with the suicide of a classmate. It is alleged that the non-stop bullying of 12-year-old Rebecca Ann Sedwick by the 14-year-old and 12-year-old defendants caused her to commit suicide. Rebecca was allegedly bullied over a dispute about a boy, and was so overwhelmed that she jumped from the top of a silo, causing her death.
This seems to be a stretch for those of us who grew up before the Internet was so big. We all remember the mean kids in school, who stuffed classmates into lockers, or started nasty rumors about a girl who wasn't part of the "in" crowd.
Now, these actions have gone to a new level … the Internet. Keep in mind that today, one's entire identity and reputation is linked to the Internet. As an adult, negative reviews on the Internet can impact your business or your ability to get a job. To a teen, who is not as emotionally developed, negative posts on the Internet, in addition to day-to-day bullying in school, can seem like the end of the world. No one sends their child to school to be tortured … and that's what it feels like to the victim of bullying.
What led to the charges were Facebook posts, which included the statement: "Yes I know I bullied Rebecca and she killed herself, but I don't give a ____." This post by the older of the two girls charged clearly shows no remorse that her actions hurt someone so deeply that it caused death.
The charge of aggravated stalking is a felony. By law, if you choose, with cruel intent, to repeatedly follow, harass or cyber-stalk another person, and make a credible (real) threat to that person, then you can be found guilty of aggravated stalking. There may be evidence in this case that there was a physical confrontation between the girls and Rebecca, which could be where there was a credible threat. Depending on what the girls were doing or saying, the taunting of Rebecca at school, and posting nasty messages on the Internet, can all be deemed under the law to be stalking.
The charge carries a maximum of five years in prison under Florida law. That is not to say they will be sentenced to the maximum. There are many other resolutions to this case, including probation with community service hours, counseling or a diversionary program that, if successfully completed, could result in the charges being dropped.
Many people may disagree with the charging of these students, but this is a good way to teach them (and others) that each person has to be responsible for his or her actions. If, in fact, the posts made after Rebecca's death are true, then there is a clear disconnect and a lack of humanity in these girls. Punishment may be the wakeup call they need and therapy may address whatever is pushing them to behave in that manner. Hopefully, this will put the two girls on the path to being productive and sensitive citizens.
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No, not really. I've been visiting relatives in my hometown in southwestern Pennsylvania; but it amounts to the same thing. Sample dialogue:
Cousin Patty: Now up here on the right, this is where my mom was on the way to pick me up from kindergarten and she killed a pig.
Franklin: She what?
Cousin Patty: She killed a pig. The family that had this farm, they had a pet pig and it'd come out every day and meet their little boy off the school bus, and my mother got too close with the car and she killed the pig.
Franklin: That's terrible.
Cousin Patty: Yeah, for the rest of her life every time she come 'round that corner them people would stand on the porch and scream, 'PIG KILLER!'."
This was followed by cousin Patty's own story of running over a dog she thought was a deer, and my father pointed out a spot where he squashed a wayward chicken with his motorcycle.
The only living thing I've ever killed, aside from the occasional insect, was a potted geranium so I felt quite unable to contribute to the conversation.
On the other hand, I had a great time looking over not one, but two collections of vintage needlework. I'll post those in the next few days, once I'm home again.
In the meantime, a reminder that I'll be shooting for the 1,000 Knitters Project at My Sister's Knits this Friday, October 26 from 5-8 p.m.
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The Los Angeles Times has posted an interview with LOST IN THE TREES' composer/singer Ari Picker and is currently premiering the song "Fireplace," from the band's anticipated August 10th Anti- Records debut release All Alone In An Empty House.
Over the last two months, LOST IN THE TREES have been touring North America with Montreal's Plants And Animals, attracting praise from critics and audiences alike for their unique and moving sound merging the accessibility of American folk and pop with the dramatic symphonic elements of classical music. American Songwriter Magazine recently chimed: "The instruments intertwine with both tenderness and, when called for, rage to create mental images impossible to shake."
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If you visit cemeteries often, you've probably noticed the tree stone monuments, especially in the West, Midwest and South. As mentioned last Tuesday, two organizations are given credit for their proliferation, Modern Woodmen of America and Woodmen of the World. Today we'll explore the group that is responsible for the sheer number of them and why.
|Joseph Cullen Root
Joseph Cullen Root originally founded the first group, Modern Woodmen of America (MWA), because he wanted to create a fraternal benefit society that would "bind in one association the Jew and the Gentile, the Catholic and the Protestant, the agnostic and the atheist." While he succeeded with MWA being that type of organization, heated arguments resulted in Root and another man being evicted from the society.
Joseph Cullen Root originally founded the first group, Modern Woodmen of America (MWA), because he wanted to create a fraternal benefit society that would "bind in one association the Jew and the Gentile, the Catholic and the Protestant, the agnostic and the atheist." While he succeeded with MWA being that type of organization, heated arguments resulted in Root and another man being evicted from the society.
Root kept the name 'woodmen' because he was inspired by a sermon that talked about "woodmen clearing the forest to provide for their families." Root saw Woodmen of the World as being an organization that would "clear away problems of financial security for its members."
|Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
A women's auxiliary for WOW was known as the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle. It was founded in 1892. In 1895, Root and F.A. Falkenburg took control of the Circle and reformed it into the Woodmen Circle, which was incorporated into a separate fraternal benefit society. In 1965, Woodmen of the World acquired it.
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Another women's auxiliary was formed in 1897, known as the Women of Woodcraft. This organization encompassed nine western states. In 1917 the Women of Woodcraft changed its name to the Neighbors of Woodcraft, to reflect the fact that both men and women were accepted in the group. Neighbors of Woodcraft merged with Woodmen of the World in 2001.
|Woodmen of the World Building
Woodmen of the World occupied the tallest building in Omaha, and the tallest building between Chicago and the West Coast, (19 stories) for many years. In 1969 their current 30-story building was constructed. It remained Omaha's tallest structure until 2002.
|Woodmen of the World Meeting
Similar to the Modern Woodmen of America, WOW became involved in the community by routinely holding dinners, dances and society events. The organization also provided college scholarships for high school students and held summer camps for local youth. By the beginning of the twentieth century, WOW had close to 1-million members and over 3,000 chapters or 'lodges' across the country. By the 1920's over one-quarter of American families belonged to some type of fraternal organization or society.
|WOW Radio
In 1922, WOW began it's own radio station, WOAW, as a way to reach out to thousands of people at one time. At that time, WOAW's 500-watt signal reached ships in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. In 1926 the call letters were changed to WOW and the power was increased to 1,000 watts. In 1935 WOW was granted the right to operate at 5,000 watts, making it one of the most powerful radio stations in the country.
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Then in 1949, the broadcasting company decided to launch WOW-TV. One of the first performers on the television station was local resident, Johnny Carson, who had a daily show called The Squirrel's Nest. Meredith Corporation bought out the radio and TV station in 1958. In 1999, the Journal Broadcast Group from Milwaukee purchased the stations and the historic call letters were changed.
The Woodmen of the World organization was probably best known for its gravestones. From 1890 to 1900, WOW's life insurance policies had a proviso that provided for the grave markers, free of charge for members. From 1900 to the mid- 1920's, members purchased a $100 rider to cover the cost of the monument. By the mid-20's, the organization had discontinued the grave marker benefit due to the increased cost of the stones.
The society designed a four to five foot high tree trunk monument pattern for adults and three stacked logs for children. WOW would send a copy of the pattern to the local stone carver in the deceased woodman's hometown, so that all of the tree stones would be similar in appearance.
But other decorations were added to the tree trunk, thereby making each marker more individualistic. Many times, the tree stone pattern was altered; sized differently, cut in a different manner, or branches were added or broken off each time a family member was buried.
Symbols found on the tree stones include axes, mauls, wedges, any type of tool used in woodworking. (An occupation, hobby or interest in the wood industry has never been required to be a member of Woodmen of the World.) Doves became popular and are also found on many WOW tree stones.
WOW later created a simpler template of a log that would rest atop a regular gravestone. The WOW motto "Dum Tacet Clamet," meaning, "Though silent, he speaks" was inscribed on the log. Members could order the log to be placed on a deceased woodman's regular grave marker. A woodman emblem is now available and can be attached to a regular gravestone.
Root declared that June 6th of each year to be 'Woodmen Memorial Day" and woodmen who had died should be remembered and honored. As with Modern Woodmen of America, Woodmen of the World held 'remembrance celebrations' when a woodman died. A parade of members would march to the cemetery where the tree stone monument would be unveiled and dedicated in a moving ceremony held by the local lodge.
Today, Woodmen of the World is one of the largest fraternal benefit society with open membership in the United States. The organization provides not only insurance, but also investment, bonds, real estate and mortgage loans to its members. Its 2010 financial performance included gross revenue of $1.2 billion. WOW is active in local communities, providing aid to senior citizens, the physically impaired and orphans. Woodmen of the World has partnered with the American Red Cross to provide disaster relief nationwide.
WOW celebrated its 120th Anniversary last year. Its motto has changed over the years to "Woodmen of the World -With You Through Life." Although Woodmen of the World made the tree stones popular, they were in use by the Victorian Rustic Movement many years before WOW was formed. The Sears and Roebuck catalogue and the Montgomery Ward catalogue also offered variations of the tree stone to its customers at the turn of the century.
Even though monument benefits have not been included in the WOW package for years, the society makes sure that "no Woodmen shall rest in an unmarked grave." A fitting tribute to WOW members, and a brilliant way to augment those striking and outstanding tree stone monuments into cemeteries everywhere.
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Lt. Dish wrote:BOB has to know that he'd look pretty bad if he left after one year, especially after his assertions that he was in it "for the long haul" after the NCAA sanctions were handed down. That's my belief, anyway.
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Joined: 29 May 2005
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Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Posted: Fri 21 Oct 2005, 14:21
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I think it is completely OK for one user to advise another user to buy a new modem
As far as I've seen, it's only been users in this thread sugesting it
Barry is the only Puppy developer I know of. The rest of us are just users/contributors, some more technical than others, some more vocal than others, but we are all users.
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Location: Lower Michigan, North America
Posted: Fri 21 Oct 2005, 19:32
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my Lucent Technologies winmodem works well under Linux with the Lucent Technologies drivers.
OK, now maybe we are getting somewhere!
JC, can you tell us exactly what model you have, & exactly what drivers? You're talking PCI right? is it the 56K V.92 Agere Chipset ? lo or full profile? has it been installed on an earlier distro?
Lucent never made a few of anything. Somewhere there is a bunch of them in a warehouse getting obsolete... I could try & get them for us?
Here are some pages that discuss the Lucent modem & Linux:
I don't understand much of what they are recommending...
This one is a little sad, Richard was working on this prob back in '99-2000:
Sage- Personally, I'd trade the cpu overhead of a software modem for the overhead of Windows plus updates plus AV... anytime. Your desktop is cpu overhead too, as is the mouse & and any software higher than machine language. I agree with you in the abstract, but all I can ask is you go out & try demoing Puppy to ordinary dial-up computer users, and see what response you get at the 'how do I get my email?' Q.
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Posted: Sat 22 Oct 2005, 01:47
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Simple - take your serial modem with you!
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Posted: Sat 22 Oct 2005, 11:06
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sling-shot wrote:
jcoder24 wrote:
sling-shot wrote:
But you have mentioned that it may be dangerous to use it.
Can you post the link that mentions it being dangerous? It was prob. so long ago that I forgot I said it.
Although it is irresponsible of me to say i cant remember where exactly i read that, it is indeed true. Actually that is the only thing i remember reading in that thread.
on second thought i feel may be it was not your post .. ?
I think you are referring to the disclaimer (the posted one said HCF but its the same for the HSF):
"WARNING: this is an EXPERIMENTAL BETA VERSION of the HCF drivers for Linux.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! See the file /usr/lib/hcfpci/LICENSE for details. "
This is a standard disclaimer for beta software, in fact it is even a disclaimer for some offical releases as well. So far I haven't had any problems with it and I haven't had any complaints yet either.
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Posted: Sun 23 Oct 2005, 01:45
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aahhaaa said
I agree with you in the abstract, but all I can ask is you go out & try demoing Puppy to ordinary dial-up computer users, and see what response you get at the 'how do I get my email?'
Sage said
Simple - take your serial modem with you!
Sage I don't think this is the point here. I agree the best way may be for
to get external modems.
The issue is, the people we are trying to help experience linux, especially Puppy, have mostly bought low end machines that have all the nice things they want under windoz but still come with winmodems on board. We can demo on
machines ok but we need to demo on their machines and we need to give them a CD that they can use without more investment in hardware. Otherwise, it's just too hard.
I believe a lot of people like myself who have taken up the Linux "cause" are not all high tech but we have gained experience through the Home/SOHO/small business evolution and we can talk non-tech to the ordinary user.
If we can only have an answer to aahhaaa's "how do I (the user) get my email?" that does not include major fixes or the purchase of additional (relatively) expensive hardware, I am sure the Puppy revolution will take off like a rocket.
I'm not even sure that I can tell prospective Puppians that
external modem will do the job. Is this really the case?
As I said in my previous post, "don't downplay the marketing". This modem issue seems to me to be a major objection to the ordinary user giving linux a go. It would be great if Puppy could be the distro that solves the problem.
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Posted: Sun 23 Oct 2005, 01:50
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Sorry people that last post was from me - bobwal - had stopped for lunch and not logged back on.
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Posted: Sun 23 Oct 2005, 02:50
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People who buy rubbish from the likes of Dell or PCWorld deserve all they get. It's no different from buying a TV, washing machine or even a house. If you don't research what you are buying with your hard-earned dosh you deserve to get ripped off. Even so, anyone who is conned into buying an internal Winmodem should be capable of removing the side of the case (two screws) and removing it (one screw) and lifting the lid on their rubbish bin (handle!). Their is no good reason to continue living with their initial mistake when rectification could be so cheap and efficacious. Just like the OS itself - what we are preaching is : there is no need to continue using Billy's bent and bloated SW when the remedy is free!
Any of those proverbial six year old children could assist in connecting an external modem to the serial port after they've finished programming the video/DVD recorder..........
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Posted: Sun 23 Oct 2005, 10:31
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Bob- we are in
We can demo on our machines ok but we need to demo on their machines and we need to give them a CD that they can use without more investment in hardware.
People who buy rubbish from the likes of Dell...
You are talking about the
of computer users here. Unless they own stock in TinyLimp, prob'ly most all would like to get off the plantation.
They have phobias tho, because they have invested so much time in learning the ins&outs of a couple programs, and have had such a bad time trying to cope with spam, updates, and the intentionally alarming messages from proprietary security software; not to mention real virus attacks & crashes. They are walking wounded, not enthusiasts, and should be treated with a bit more empathy.
I used the word snob earlier. Calling their computers rubbish makes my point- its just another version of RTFM,YA. Except there is no manual. Its what gives Linux its cult reputation. Its an enthusiast's attitude. It drives people away from Linux- including the makers of the hardware the mainstream uses- like Dell... when it will be a company like Dell (or emachines) that first succeeds with a mass market machine that includes Linux. Isn't that the threshold we are really shooting for?
AS I see it,
the point of PUPPY is that it runs on almost any machine
. Your solution only works for some. Many laptops no longer include any serial connectors; and just like the parallel port has vanished from many desktop mobos, USB is probably all we will have in the future. The software modem exists, and it is called a winmodem because the Linux community has made itself into the out group among many hardware manufacturers. We are talking about the future right? Getting PUPPY into the mainstream computers? So the grannies can get their family photos & emails? And the impoverished screenwriters can promote their work? And the little shopkeeper can send in his taxes? And the kids with an old hand-me-down box can learn Linux and write our future software?
Going back to the auto analogy, you seem to be saying to the guy with the flat tire that he should have bought a Lexis. I don't think that holds water. I've built a bunch of machines from scratch, and I find that full DUM setup can be the most difficult part without an autoinstall disk. But mebbe that's just me.
If the Linux world had a Nobel Prize, it should be given to whoever solves this problem. It is preventing
millions of people
from joining the community.
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Posted: Sun 23 Oct 2005, 23:05
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you seem to be saying to the guy with the flat tire that he should have bought a Lexis
Actually I read it differently:
If you buy cheap tires, you better (choose one or more):
A) learn to change them
B) Accept that you will be ripped of by the mecanic that know how to,
C) Accept that you will be without a car under certain conditions.
Puppy is not for everybody. Granted. It does not pretend to be. There are many other distributions and OSs as alternatives, both comercial and open source. The point here is not to "assimilate them".
Using Puppy requires some effort from the user's part. Granted. There is no such thing as a free lunch.
Puppy is a small footprint distro
. Why is it so difficult to accept? It can be better. Complaining won't make it so. Contributing may make it so.
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I concur with rarsa. I try to avoid fitting Ford Focus parts to my Nissan Primera! However, my trailer fits both!
The external modem is the perfect trailer for PCs of all marques.
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Posted: Mon 24 Oct 2005, 03:11
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...The external modem is the perfect trailer for PCs of all marques.
I respectfully disagree! The back of my computer already looks like a Medusa head, with cords running every direction. Anything that will fit inside my computer, goes inside my computer.
Also, someone reading this thread is likely to wind up suffering some confusion about internal vs external, and soft- vs hard- ware modems. An internal modem can be either a soft- or hardware modem. I know because I happen to have an internal hardware modem. An internal softmodem consistently beat it in a direct comparison from the same phone jack, in the same computer with the same OS (Windows 2000) and ISP.
Lots of signal processing is being implemented in software. It offers considerable potential advantages over hardware implementation of a given scheme. It is easy to modify (within the limits of the hardware), cheaper, smaller, usually more stable, and can be self-tuning. I have some experience with analog computers and I can tell you that implementing all that with hardware is nearly impossible.
Your experience may be that external modems work more reliably in Linux than internal ones do, but that doesn't mean they have to, or that they are technically superior just because they are external modems. And saying that people who want to switch to Linux will just have to invest in an external modem if they also want to read their email doesn't seem like a strong sales pitch for Linux.
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Posted: Mon 24 Oct 2005, 03:45
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Once we remove the Beast of Redmond and his evil empire from the face of IT, perhaps we can all move on to a more rational approach. That's one of the great prizes offfered to humanity by open source and Linux, in particular. If you espouse greed and capitalism, you end up with all the strings being pulled by a few fat cats. This is no recipe for the advance of science and technology, let alone social harmony, peace and understanding. No good wishing for universality of HW until we root out the rot. Incidentally, internal HW modems can be just as much of a hassle unless they're mounted in PCI slot 4. Even then, they require the correct drivers. An external serial modem can operate as a three-wire device and can sign on as a 'standard' modem in any OS - don't come more economical and universal than that. No good wishing for things to be different than they are. Like the old (Irish?) joke in which the Dubliner ask for directions to London. In response to which, if I were going to London, I wouldn't start from here.........
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Posted: Mon 24 Oct 2005, 05:56
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Sage Said
An external serial modem can operate as a three-wire device and can sign on as a 'standard' modem in any OS - don't come more economical and universal than that. No good wishing for things to be different than they are.
Are you saying that
external serial modems are compatible with Puppy?
If what some of you are saying that internal modems are rubbish is right, then is this the only message we can give to the people - who own the crap computers - we are trying to get to use linux, especially Puppy?
"Buy a XXXXX external modem and I guarantee it will work."
This is the question I have been asking - can someone answer Yes or No?
Do any manufacturers of ext. modems falsly state their units are "serial" when they are not? Are all usb external modems correctly marked?
I believe that Puppy has tremendous potential to forward the Linux cause and I agree that its small size is it's strength. I also happen to believe it should be supported by internal modems.
You want contribution - OK - Can the Puppy Community
1 Identify a suitable modem manufacturer
2 Commence an email lobby of that manufacturer to provide a modem that will support Puppy?
I doubt we can overturn Redmond, (it may do this itself before long) but we may be able to do our bit from the bottom.
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Posted: Mon 24 Oct 2005, 07:35
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So far I haven't found an external serial modem that doesn't behave as a bog standard modem on
machine with
OS. I only buy cheap Chinese clones - no point paying extra for all that advertising and fancy artwork on the badge. So your answer would appear to be YES!
You can easily identify a serial modem - it has a D9 or D25 port on the rear and comes with a complete array of signalling l.e.d. s, so you are in full control of what you send, and more importantly, receive. Most have a power on/off switch, too. The value of this cannot be overstated. On the one hand, if you get a d/l crash ('doze users will know that it's a question of when? not if?!) you can often clear it by switching the modem off. Obviously, this isn't possible without a hard reset of the whole PC with an internal modem. On the other hand, if your RD light is flashing and you have not issued a download instruction, you can bet some virus or malware is trying to infiltrate your system - again, use the modem on/off switch. This is a distinct advantage conferred by DUN as opposed to broadband, too.
External USB modems are a special class of Winmodem. They work very well with 'doze. They can suffer all the same idiosyncracies of internal Winmodems for non-'doze OSes, although USB can be more forgiving in certain configurations providing drivers are available. Best avoided for Linux. There is little cost advantage over external serial modems, anyway.
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Posted: Mon 24 Oct 2005, 07:39
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if you've made it this far in this thread
I said I'd go looking; well, here's a little progress for some of us. As mentioned above, there is a 3rd kind, the
hardware modem. While not solving the problem of using existing installed modems, they do provide a cheap solution that will run under both Linux & Windows from a PCI slot inside the machine.
I contacted a reputable modem seller on eBay, somebody who has been around a while and knows Linux. Here's what he said:
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner but I just got Fedora Core 4 disks today and couldn't wait to try it out. I have been experimenting with Conexant/Rockwell winmodem installations under the various versions of Fedora.
For Puppy I believe you want to stick with a hardware modem whether it is a external or internal PCI. That way you avoid having to worry about having a specific driver for you modem and OS. I see that rarsa posted a link in your forum that lists some of the hardware PCI modems still available. The 3Com 5610 on the list is a V.90 version of the modem I'm selling.
These will install like an external hardware modem since they work like a generic serial modem. I myself connect with dialup and sympathize with individuals that want to run Linux and are stuck with dialup.
I wouldn't mind trying Puppy to figure out the exact installation steps if you are interested.
It would not be until next week though since I would download it through my work's broadband then bring it home. If you miss out on the current auction don't worry. I have over a hundred of these modems and will be continually listing more.
In a follow-up email he said:
I downloaded Puppy last night and got it running after a little challenge. The machine I wanted to try it on would only boot from floppy. Anyway, I got the USR modem to work. It is actually quite easy to set up.
The modem I was inquiring about was listed as:
US Robotics/3Com 56k V.92 PCI Hardware Modem
Win/Linux eBay Item number: 6813445661
It sold for $16.50 and no outrageous shipping. For the record, I have no relationship with this seller other than having bought from him before. I hope he doesn't mind my quoting him, and that he will consider posting here!
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(US) BuzzFeed Article: How Music Lists are Made Up (for you) (by Reggie Ugwu, 12 July 2016)
(From a recent article in BuzzFeed ... note the large image file at the very top of the article ... just keep scrolling down to find the text ... Marc Paré, EarlyMusicNews.org editor)
"For a while we thought we could choose our own music. Remember that? In the wake of the last century we seized the right to take our pick from all of the songs in the world (All of the songs in the world!) and told anyone who didn't like it exactly where they could go. And when it turned out that was too many songs after all (how many lifetimes are needed for a complete survey of Memphis soul? Or Brazilian funk?), a new category of music services appeared to ease our burden. ...
(FR) Opera Today Review: "Il trionfo del tempo e del disinganno in Aix" (by Michael Milenski, 09 Jul 2016)
... "The Triumph of Time and Disillusion was composed in 1707 in Rome by the 22 year-old German composer Georg Friedrich Händel. Opera was banned in Rome, the pontifical city firmly in the grips of the artistic terrors of the Counter Reformation, i.e. opera was banned." ...
(US) Arts Journal Blogs Article: "Storm Warnings: The Future of Orchestras" (by Joe Horowitz, 21 June 2016)
"... In other words: the young musicians orchestras most need will not gravitate to orchestras. Instead, orchestras will get the blinkered conservatory graduates who don't care about the institutional life of an orchestra – who will dutifully rehearse and perform. It therefore becomes more than ever incumbent upon orchestras to empower musicians to more fully participate in an expansive institutional mission. ...
(ES) Ars Antiqua Early Music Morella 2016 (23-28 Jul 2016)
V International Course on Medieval & Renaissance Music
"The combination of the historical music elements with the oral tradition is the essence of EMM, music to understand or to enjoy from its knowledge and reasoning. In the 5th edition, in addition to the festival concerts and interpretation classes, the audience can enjoy a multitude of parallel activities (guided tours, exhibitions, conferences, Dadá Med_Ren JamSessions, workshops...). It will be a pleasure to share it with all of you. ...
(US) Los Angeles Times: "Race, inequality, polarized politics: Why Shakespeare's 1623 First Folio matters in 2016" (Charles McNulty, 12 June 2016)
"A precious First Folio of Shakespeare plays, one of several on tour from the Folger Shakespeare Library, has arrived at the San Diego Central Library, where it will remain for the next month in a glass case under the watchful eye of a friendly (but don't test him) security guard.
This volume of 36 plays from 1623 represents the first collection of the author's dramatic writing. Many of the dramas, including "Macbeth," "As You Like It" and "The Tempest," were published for the first time in this edition. Without this publication, some of the greatest masterpieces of dramatic literature might have been lost. ...
(US) Longread Article: "Bringing Bach to the Public" (Jessica Gross, June 2016)
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(UK) Cardiff University News: "Rare Renaissance musical treasures discovered" (06 June 2016)
"Dr Peter Leech, Associate Lecturer at the School of Music, recently made an exciting discovery while researching at Ushaw College Library, near Durham.
Hunting for eighteenth-century sacred music by Italian composers (a search which also proved fruitful), Dr Leech found, tucked between weighty ecclesiastical tomes in the Lisbon College Archive, a single volume containing the first editions, bound together, of two landmark Renaissance musical treatises, De Harmonia Musicorum (Milan, 1518) by Franchinus Gaffurius (1451-1522) and Musica Theorica (Venice, 1529) by Lodovico Fogliano (c.1475-1542). ...
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(UK) Linn Records New CD Release: Irish Baroque Orchestra "Concerti Bizarri" (10 June 2016)
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(CA) Musical Toronto Article: "Nine Things That Should Change About Classical Music" (Michael Vincent, 01 Jun 2016)
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(CA) 17th Annual Western University Graduate Symposium on Music (26-27 Aug 2016)
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The program committee invites graduate students of all disciplines to submit proposals for papers on any aspect of music study, including but by no means limited to music theory, musicology, ethnomusicology, music education, composition, and performance. We welcome papers on any topic, and encourage a diversity of excellence in research across many fields. The deadline for submission is May 27, 2016. ...
(US) Society for Seventeenth-Century Music Twenty-Fifth Annual Conference ~ Call for Papers (20-23 Apr 2017)
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(US) Yahoo! News: "In Internet age, pirate radio arises as surprising challenge" (by Ben Finley, Associated Press, 27 Apr 2016)
Not specifically of early music in subject matter, but still good information on the hidden rise of radio broadcasting in metropolitan areas.
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(ES) GlossaMusic CD Release: "Il pianto della Madonna" (March 2016)
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From a recent post on the FranceTV Info website. Jordi Savall and ensemble perform in the courtyard of the Jules Ferry centre (Calais) before a crowd of approximately 100 migrants and where the musicians were warmly received. An unexpected event occurred where one of the audience members joined in with the ensemble and ...
(FR) 1e Académie de musique ancienne de Vernon Giverny (4-8 Jul 2016)
L'Académie de musique ancienne de Vernon Giverny organized by Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien is devoted to music of the Baroque era: French and English music, Scottish and Irish early music. The energy of danse and cadence, ornamentation and phrasing will constitute the heart of our work. ...
(UK) Wigmore Hall 2016-2017 Concert Season
Wigmore Hall releases its 2016-2017 concert season brochure.
Of note, some of its many early music events include: The English Concert; Freiburg Baroque Orchestra ~ Kristian Bezuidenhout fortepiano, director; The Brabant Ensemble ~ Stephen Rice director; Collegium 1704 ~ Václav Luks, conductor; The Cardinall's Musick ~ Andrew Carwood, director; Phantasm ~ Laurence Dreyfus, director; Florilegium~ Ashley Solomon, director; Iestyn Davies, countertenor & Thomas Dunford, lute ...
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