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1. Due to the new server creating new accounts doesn't work yet
2. He created the account just when the forum moved and this caused the problems
I will inform Dadi
>No, definetly not! This is possible because the forum changed the server, but no censur!!! Otherwise I would personally remove the moderator who did that
Felix, this morning after reading SMKs original post, I was curious to see if this was his first post in this forum, so I clicked on his name to see the number of posts he had here. I got an error message which said something like:
"No such user exists in this database."
I clicked on the report button to report this error message in case it was happening to other users.
-/- By Stefan Meyer-Kahlen [de] Date 2008-07-17 07:12
What the hell are you talking about?
You might believe it right now but let me tell you that Rybka is not the
only center of our computer chess world. There are still other ways to
improve a chess program than simply copying Fruit/Strelka/Rybka even though
I admit this seems to be quite popular right now. If this will no longer be
the case I will probably stop computer chess.
Over the years my policy was always to treat my competitors in a fair way
and thinking about this I believe I deserved being treated in the same way.
Having said that I think that a puplic excuse would be appropriate right
Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
author of Shredder
>What the hell are you talking about?
To what thing Larry has said Stefan was replying?
Aside from the Strelkadata, there was an unintended release of the Rybka eval in early '07 due to someone fraudently pretending to be me. Shredder's author even called it to Vas's attention (though he already knew about it) so obviously the info is widely dispersed. I am not suggesting anything unethical here; all the programmers use all the publicly available info about other programs. I've just been told that Shredder made good use of it. Anyway, Rybka's eval is so much better now that it is no longer a concern that this old eval became public.
I guess he was responding to the comment highlighted in Bold.
PS: I´m only testing your high IQ. :-)
easy :)
I think that larry does not need to apologize.
Larry did not excuse Stefan in something unethical or illegal and it is clear that he did not mean to insult stefan.
I believe stefan but
I think that there is no need for a public excuse.
Larry did not excuse Stefan in something unethical
Do you mean accuse?
In general I think we should discuss such things privately and not suspect other programmers in public. Espacially since we all know Stefan as a talented, honest programmer, we shouldn't do that. Be fair!
looking forward to Mainz :)
>OK, Larry, some proofs or an excuse is expected :-)
I don't think any excuse is needed.
Larry said that: "I am not suggesting anything unethical here;"
This is clear.
He has also said that: "I've just been told that Shredder made good use of it."
What is the bad thing here in Larry's part? That he has been told something by someone?
Nothing bad here also....
Anyway as SMK have said, Rybka is not the center of the world and there is no need for someone to see Rybka's code in order to improve his program, even more than Rybka.
> What is the bad thing here in Larry's part? That he has been told something by someone?
> Nothing bad here also....
I've just been told, that George Tsavdaris remains clobbering his wife.
Let's tell it to newspapers and TV
(that this is told to me)
and let us discuss it in each forum
(that this is told to me)
and write it into the manual of each manual of each engine
(that this is told to me)
"I do not know really,
(*harmless look*)
but many people on the street say, that George Tsavdaris is a XXX, a real YYYY, and anyway a ZZZZZ.
Lastly he has been a VVVVVV since years.
People say so. I wash my hands in innocence!"
No, I dont't agree with you. Such a behavior would not be OK.
It would give a reason for an exuse.
And so I'm really interessted in what Larry really wanted to express.
OK no problem if you feel it that way.
But if you said these things for me i would not accuse you. I would just asked you who told you these things....
If you didn't tell me and from your initial sayings would not occur any real problem for me in any way, then no problem for me, i would just not be your best friend. :-)
But if you didn't tell me who told you that, and from your initial sayings there would occur a problem for me(for example the police would accused me of something, or the business i run would go into a crisis) then indeed i would have to force you to tell me, who said these things for me.
But my point remains:
If someone says to me "Mike.X has killed J.F. Kennedy."
And i say in a forum, where Mike.X participates, for example: "Someone told me that Mike.X murdered J.F.Kennedy."
I have done nothing bad here since i have just said a valid and correct thing. That someone told me that.....etc.
I'm NOT saying that Mike.X has killed Kennedy. I'm saying that someone told me that Mike.X has killed Kennedy.
A big difference.
It's not like i'm accepting what he has told me. In that case i would say:
"It comes to my mind that maybe Mike.X has killed Kennedy as i have heard rumors about it. But i'm not sure of course."
THAT is a bad thing to say. That is a negative rumour.
As I see it, it makes a difference if a verifiable source of an a rumor, or of an assumption (etc.) is included or not. For example, instead of "someone told me A murdered B" you'd need to say "CNN has a video where an FBI spokesman said yesterday, A is suspected of murdering B." But you cannot shift the blame for a possibly wrong accusation to an anonymous "someone."
> It's not like i'm accepting what he has told me. In that case i would say:
> "It comes to my mind that maybe Mike.X has killed Kennedy ...
I think, acting like this very often occurs with the intention, that some dirt will remain glueing.
And I think, some dirt will remain glueing!
Therefore it's not OK for me.
I appreciate a lot all you posts exept 1.
I really like all information/posting you give here.
I have lots of respect also for SMK and all the work he did.
(Also, people keep using the word "excuse" in place of "apology", and I have never before heard it used this way, and apparently dictionary.com hasn't, either.)
> would be the same as requiring a public apology for accusing Shredder 11 of being boring
But it's not boring :), perhaps it's more boring than Shredder 10 but a lot of fun when compared to Naum ;)
> after a years work on S11 that the main progress from S10 to S11 came from some "stolen" code from Rybka
First, nobody said that except yourself.
Second, the public excuse has already been made.
> Ok, sorry for my misinterpretation of the word in english.
You should be, but you do not seem to be.
>Also, people keep using the word "excuse" in place of "apology"
The quick definitions from onelook.com give:
apology: a poor example, an expression of regret for having caused trouble for someone, a formal written defense of something you believe strongly
excuse: a note explaining an absence, a defense of some offensive behavior or some failure to keep a promise, etc., a poor example
The word-choice at hand concerns the 2nd definition in each. Maybe SMK expected LK to defend his behaviour rather than regret it. :-P
Turbo, some of us are not natice English speaking people. :), but yes, the word "excuse" in place of "apology" is something else. I have never heard it being used like that too. :)
> I would never think of deleting Stefan's post and I have great respect for him.
I think, this is to be affirmed and underlined heavily by each computerchess interested man and woman!
To delete Stefan posting would be so 'subterranian', that I can't imagine, that someone could have done it intentionally.
Really not!
Please, Stefan, post again.
> I am not suggesting anything unethical here; all the programmers use all the publicly available info about other programs. I've just been told that Shredder made good use of it.
Hi, Larry,
what concrete did you assume writing these sentences?
Has Stefan studied the Rybca code and boosted his Shredder by copying Vas ideas (or even code?)?
Or did you suppose something else?
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I have been so careful about not flaunting my friendship with Maggie. In fact, I know that people in my situation start to get possessive of their friends, and I have consciously, yet subtly, guided my other teammates toward Maggie when they have a problem, question, or otherwise. I make it a habit not to repeat what people say anyway, so that there is nobody here who could say that "You have to be careful what you say around Redleo12." I find it helps me more to be trustworthy anyway because then I know more about what's going on than anybody.I am trying to be proactive about it because I know it is a sensitive subject right now for one person in particular, and I don't want that person to have any rational reason to badmouth me. She's going to badmouth me anyway, but if I don't give here fodder, she will be ignored for the most part.

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Arkham City is my favorite PS3 game, so you know I'm hyped for this. October can't come soon enough.
The how Direct can be 1 minute long with just Smash Bros., and I'll still be the happiest person that day.
I remember Backbone. They made those Sonic Rivals games...
Yeah I can see why Sega didn't go ahead with the project.
This one is definitely in my Top 5 WiiWare games. Praying that they make a sequel with more content!
Awesome! I may go with the iOS version, seeing as the iPad touch screen is better suited for these type of games, but glad to know it's close to getting released on the 3DS.
I'll probably get the iOS version, but its nice to see the its doing well on Kickstarter so far.
@LittleIrvesVanpool I believe.
Still not sure if I'll get it or not. The first game made me rage several times.
@Raylax (and pretty much everyone else saying this looks generic)
While you do make some good arguments, I think it's too early to trash the game at this point (it won't release, so they'll never really be a right time lol).
From those videos, it diffulcult to tell what the game would've been like. After all, this is a prototype, not a finished product. Considering the videos were only meant to demonstrate certain game mechanics, we will never know what the game will be like. Not right to judge it since it wasn't complete.
And let's be real, it's from the minds behind the Metroid Prime trilogy of games. If they can take a classic series like Metroid and turn it into an FPS and one of the most revered games of all time, I seriously doubt they couldn't do the same for Mega Man. I think they could have made a game with all the Mega Man elements the fans love.
This is coming from a guy who isn't a big fan of FPS's or Mega Man games, and would probably would not have brought the finished game anyway. Just sayin'.
I remember this! I was just thinking about this yesterday actually. Too bad it isn't a console release.
Remember this day. Signed onto WiiWare World and thought it was a pretty good joke.
...How long will this be up? Not funny anymore guys.
I don't understand why anyone defends this guy. He says something really stupid and the Internet rages at him for it, and some of you think it's not fair to him.
I get that you shouldn't not want to play his game (I for one think Fez looks fantastic and I'm certainly interested in the PSN release), but a stupid person is still a stupid person, no matter how good their stuff is.
Limited Edition bundles are so lame nowadays. Hardly anyone ever throws in a cool physical item that is seen in the game or something. It's just been art books, posters, and steels cases for the most part recently.
I am sorry, but Phil Fish is incredibly stupid. Of course criticism of Nintendo is okay (a lot of users do it here), and everyone is entitled to an opinion, but this is just pure ignorance. Does he not realize that rehashing an older model will do nothing to generate interest for a system? New ideas are the driving force of the entire industry.
And why are '"Gimmicks" looked down on? Pretty sure Fez had a "gimmick" with the rotating world mechanic thing. Console makers and game developers add "gimmicks" to separate their stuff from the rest. Would people honestly care about Fez without it's interesting gameplay mechanic? Hell no. The game would not have received the amount of praise it did if it was just like any other 2D platformer that came before it. So hypocritical.
I don't mind criticism of Nintendo at all. What I do mind are fanboy rants like this one without any actual thought put into their arguments and reasoning. The guy is a total ass. I am beginning to think he spews out this garbage just to create interest for his game.
Nothing probably. I have a ton of studying to do. I'll try to force myself to finish Phantom Hourglass.
Love me some F-Zero. This inspired me to give Maxium Velocity another shot, and I think I get it. Probably will be playing this for a few days lol
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The main reason I always prefer real to sims is for this very reason.
I was able to detect the "fizz" from ALL HW moddelers, Axe, 11R, L6 etc, and they became unusable in my envorinment, but the KPA did not have that on test, hence my purchace. - Might be that your monitering system is a little better perhaps, or cables are finer. - but I certainly dont hear it, and as your the first to really talk of it, then guess im not alone.
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China versus Taiwan: Balance of Power or of Will?
Allen S. Whiting analyzes alternative scenarios of where the "balance of will" between China and Taiwan may lead
Published: Friday, January 21, 2005
The esteemed Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) recently released a comprehensive and authoritative report on Chinese Military Power (New York, 2003), second only to Professor David Shambaugh's excellent monograph, Modernizing China's Military: Progress, Problems, and Prospects (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2002). These two works incorporate the knowledge and views of experts within and outside of government without incorporating classified information as such. Both studies underscore the present and prospective superiority of the U.S. balance of power over the People's Republic of China (PRC) in the coming decades. They also point to the potential damage PRC forces could inflict against an American intervention in the event of a PRC attack against Taiwan but they conclude that the mainland could not prevail.
However the CFR study warns, "For the next decade a focal point of Chinese military development will likely remain achieving the ability to influence Taiwan's choices about its political future or, failing that, to prevent Taiwan from achieving formal independence...to achieve political goals such as forcing the resumption of political dialogue between the two sides on the mainland's terms." (CFR, p. 3, italics added) Although the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has the "ability to undertake intensive, short-duration air, missile, and naval attacks on Taiwan," success "would be highly dependent on Taiwan's political and military response" as well as actions by the U.S. and Japan.
Cast in these terms, Beijing's perception of the subjective balance of will as between the PRC and Taipei may increase political-military pressure despite the objective balance of power with the U.S. As Yang Jiemian, vice president of the Shanghai Institute of International Studies put it recently, unification with Taiwan is "a sacred goal." Successive leaders since 1949 cite the imperatives of territorial integrity and national sovereignty to remedy the "century of humiliation" when foreign powers exploited China's weakness for spheres of influence and outright annexation. This defines Taiwan as an internal problem in which the United State has interfered. Less frequently mentioned, its acquisition advances the Chinese coast two hundred miles beyond the mainland to the open ocean.
Underlying the Taiwan claim is the leadership's emotional sense of self as ruler of China.[1] Refurbished history memorializes an alleged 5,000 years of Middle Kingdom rule in East Asia. Commitment to this modern national-racial identity makes unification with Taiwan a powerful psychological goal. Its constancy as a goal did not require consistent means of pursuit. Declared policy changed from forceful recovery of the island during the Mao era to negotiated reunion as "one country, two systems" under Deng and Jiang. Official rhetoric waxed and waned accordingly. Nevertheless dedication to Taiwan's acquisition remains politically mandatory.
This mixture of objective and subjective factors is potentially volatile, depending on how the leadership perceives developments that threaten Taiwan's permanent separation. Its perception reached a critical level in 1995-96, resulting in a limited show of force. No comparable tension has arisen since nor is any anticipated in the next few years. Presidential elections in Taiwan and the United States will provide Beijing with a fresh perspective on how the politics in both places will impact on negotiation prospects. Closer military cooperation between Taiwan and the United States together with steady improvement of the island's military capability will be seen apprehensively. An additional factor will be Japan's expanding support of U.S. military actions as identified in the 1995 Japan-U.S. Defense Guidelines and implemented in operations for Afghanistan and Iraq. These aspects will be fit into a longer range trend analysis for calculating the likelihood of political and military developments separating Taiwan permanently. Should Beijing see the window of opportunity as closing, political-military steps may be taken despite the objective imbalance of power against the PLA versus the U.S.
Taiwan Scenarios
Western analyses of Chinese military doctrine emphasize the importance it places on "seizing the initiative" and achieving "shock effect."[2] Scenarios in conventional analyses accordingly focus primarily on the various means of PLA attack.[3] Prior political-military measures receive less attention. However, concepts cited from traditional Chinese military doctrine apply to political as well as military warfare. Reliance on a war of nerves before war with weapons accords with classic texts that remain required reading in PLA academies.[4] Beijing's optimal strategy would win Taipei's acquiescence to negotiate on mainland terms without an actual attack on the island. Failing this, force must be used. This strategy presents three interlocking goals: (1) prompt Taipei to "negotiate unity" before (2) U.S. military intervention can occur, without (3) sizeable destruction of property and people on Taiwan.[5]
The political-military complications in planning this strategy are formidable. Miscalculation of several factors could not only confound success but result in war with the United States. Taiwanese reactions to the express threat of force and ultimatum are uncertain. Possible reactions inferred from 1995-96 include the flight of capital, a plummeting stock market, depletion of foreign reserves, and widespread apprehension.[6] But this precedent may be misleading since the population has already been tested and experienced full recovery from all setbacks. Predicting the probable reaction to another threat must differentiate various groups, such as civilian from military, native Taiwanese from mainland derived generations, and business elites from mass public. This requires close analysis of scattered data over time.[7] The dynamics of demography and economic development cumulatively change such data. New political coalitions arise from shifting personal allegiances with local factions prevailing over party loyalties. National consensus is difficult to achieve easily or quickly.
Initially a military or civilian junta could seize control of Taipei to announce acceptance of PRC demands. This coup might be mounted by officers who saw no chance of effective resistance before relief could arrive from U.S. forces.[8] Civilians would fear widespread destruction and casualties. But cease fire orders might not secure the entire island for a PLA takeover. Announcement of a credible Taiwanese resistance down island with an appeal for U.S. help could preclude a true fait accompli. Yet immediate compliance with a PRC ultimatum is essential to preempt a U.S. intervention. This in turn would open the PLA to standoff air and sea attacks on ships, planes, and missile bases, all with minimal U.S. casualties. Escalation will inflict indeterminate costs on the mainland as well as on Taiwan.
This places a premium on risk management, a salient concern in China's use of force since 1950.[9] Certain aspects make this much more difficult than in any previous situation. The PLA projection of air, sea, and missile power is less easily controlled than past engagements limited to land or the immediate off-shore islands. Moreover the rapidity of interaction in high-tech warfare places an additional burden on command and communications, exacerbated by vulnerability to information warfare by a superior enemy. Last but not least is the unprecedented challenge posed by Washington's explicit doctrine of preemption, enunciated and practiced by President George W. Bush.
These considerations constrain the pace and choice of successive steps gradually intensified to coerce compliance by Taiwan. In addition to shaping their influence on different audiences there, the impact on Japan and other East Asian regimes must be weighed if the United States is to be isolated from key allies and China's potential use of force justified. As tension rises in the Taiwan Strait so will concern elsewhere over the stability of the region's economic future with trade and investment at peril. In any event, mainland economic development will suffer a sharp setback of uncertain duration.
On balance, the risks and costs of irreversible political-military pressure on Taiwan would appear sufficiently daunting to argue for reliance on less coercive measures to somehow bring about substantive negotiations between the two sides. Yet the ultimate determinant will be whether passivity is perceived to risk Taiwan's permanent separation as opposed to activity that might result in unification. On occasion Beijing has overestimated its capabilities together with miscalculation of its opponent's response. Such human failings are standard in the mixture of uncertainty, subjectivity, and emotion that precede a major military undertaking. They preclude confident prediction of behavior where the protagonist places high priority on a political goal as necessary to self-esteem on the domestic or regional stage, or both. In this context, assigning probability to specific mainland steps is helpful but not sufficient. Allowance must be made for the contingency that seems irrational and unlikely from the outside yet accepted as rational and necessary in Beijing.
The CFR study closes with a short list of policy proposals that warrant close consideration for reducing the likelihood of failure in mutual perception and communication between Washington and Beijing. Some are already be under way as the Bush administration moves from an earlier posture of "strategic competition" to cooperation with China in the aftermath of September 11. Eventually, however, how Beijing foresees its relationship with Taipei will determine the stability of the Taiwan Strait in this decade.
[1]Fei-ling Wang, "Self-Image and Strategic Intentions: National Confidence and Political Insecurity," in Yong Deng and Fei-ling Wang eds., In the Eyes of the Dragon (Lanham, Maryland: Rowan and Littlefield, 1999).
[2]Annual Report on the Military Power of the People's Republic of China, Department of Defense Report to Congress, 2002, p. 13.
[3]Mark Burles and Abram N. Shulsky, Patterns in China's Use of Force (Santa Monica: RAND,n.d.); David A Shalapk, David T. Orletsky, and Barry A. Wilson, Dire Strait? Military Aspects of the China-Taiwan Confrontation and Options for U.S. Policy (Santa Monica: RAND, n.d.), gives a computer derived combat senario for "the near-term military balance between China and Taiwan" with U.S. intervention as an added factor.
[4]Shambaugh, op. cit., ch. 3 covers contemporary developments in doctrine and training; for classic doctrine see Alastair Iain Johnston, Cultural Realism: Strategic Culture and Grand Strategy in Chinese History (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1995); Michael D. Swaine and Ashley J. Tellis, Interpreting China's Grand Strategy: Past, Present, and Future (Santa Monica: RAND, 2000); Andrew Scobell, China and Strategic Culture (Carlisle, Pennsylvania: Strategic Studies Institute, May 2002).
[5]Burles and Shulsky, op.cit., p 74, conclude, "Fundamentally, China would seek to create a fait accompli, thereby forcing the United States, if it wished to restore the status quo ante, to escalate the level of tension and violence."
[6]Qimao Chen, "The Taiwan Strait Crisis: Causes, Scenarios, and Solution,"in Martin J. Lasater and Peter Kien-hong Yu, Taiwan's Security in the Post-Deng Xiaoping Era (Portland, Oregon: Frank Cass, 2000).
[7]See Taiwan in the 20th Century, special issue of The China Quarterly, No. 165, March 2001, with Dung-Sheng Chen, "Taiwan's Social Changes in the Patterns of Social Solidarity in the 20th Century," and Yun-han Chu and Jih-wen Lin, "Political Development in 20th Century Taiwan: State-Building, Regime Transformation and the Construction of National Identity."
[8]Michael Swaine, Taiwan Foreign Political and Defense Policies: Features and Determinants (Santa Monica: 2001) details problems of reform and modernization in the military.
[9]Allen S. Whiting, "China's Use of Force, 1950-96, and Taiwan," International Security, Fall 2001, vol. 26, no.2, pp. 103-31.
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Allen Whiting is Regents Professor Emeritus, University of Arizona. Professor Whiting is highly regarded as an interpreter of Asian and particularly Chinese politics and foreign policy. He served in several capacities in the U.S. Department of State and was an advisor on China to several U.S. administrations. Among his many publications is China Crosses the Yalu: The Decision to Enter the Korean War (Macmillan, 1960), a classic in its field, and The Chinese Calculus of Deterrence: India and Vietnam (Univ. of Michigan, 1975, 2nd ed., 2001).


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I believe that Joe Morelle is a good intended elected official, but, he suffers from being the chair of his party. He is too busy as representative of Irondequoit and majority leader of the Assembly to be focused on Tom Richards and his representations to Winn development that he would guarantee them MCC rent if they bought the Sibley Building!
Truth be known, a Democrat contributor, Tom Wilmot, stiffed the city with the building and, the only way that taxes will be paid is with Winn as the owner, we get that. But, to force our kids to be in an unsafe environment in a building they do not want to be in to satisfy the needs of an out of town developer is politics at it's worst!
Joe is my party chair, but, he should not be. He cannot represent his elected constituents and carry the water of the Mayor at the same time. He should resign as chair and let the MCC board run their college! And, the Mayor should stop being and obstructionist to the benefit of an out of town developer. SUNY oversees MCC, not the Mayor of Rochester...and the County Lej pays the bills locally, not City Council!
I respectfully and staunchly disagree with Stephen Hoitt, and take exception with his claim that the Boy Scouts "do not teach kids about sexuality." There are many ways through which children learn. Teaching and learning are infinitely complex processes, but there is a very simple reality that Hoitt overlooks. By explicitly banning gay members, the Scouts are in fact teaching children about sexuality. The message that is sent to Scout members and also to greater society is one of intolerance and exclusion: "Straight is right. Gay is wrong." The not-so-subtly "hidden" lesson Scouts communicate and de facto sanction everyday through this Anti-Gay policy is that to be gay is to be less, to be avoided, to be shunned. Through your choices and policies, you teach. Hoitt's overt denial of this implicit connection strikes this reader as politically expedient and insultingly insincere.
I don't have a horse in this race either - just an avid interest in local business/real estate developments. Prior to viewing the plans for the site, I didn't understand what all the fuss about. However after watching the developer's drive-through clip on YouTube, I now understand and share the "Village People's" hesitations.
The proposed development is WAY too big for that location. It would be one thing if there were an alternative entrance/exit, but since there is no possible alternative due to railroad tracks and the canal, this will undoubtedly exacerbate the traffic nightmare that the previous comments described. This would be much more palatable (and realistic) if it were scaled back about 50 percent.
You said it perfectly, as a former business owner at 3100 Monroe Avenue for 15 years, on a daily basis I saw the snarl of traffic going into the village. I often longed to have lunch and shop in the village at the lunch hour, but had to plan for extra time, if I wanted to spend my lunch hour in the Village. I always found the village so inviting and said, if not for the traffic, I would live there. Well, now I do, only because I've retired and have the time to make allowances for the formidable traffic. I quickly learned to plan my trips to Pittford Plaza and walk the village for shopping, to avoid the horrible traffic. You don't neat to a rocket scientist to see that this development is a huge mistake. How great to have a docks, a dog park for recreation, but how horrible to have a modern sky scrapper "with balconies" ( as one female public servant said) to sell the project. Who are these people of power? A classic example of misuse of power. These people surely are NOT rocket scientists, but dummies who worship at the alter of greed.
Looks to be an outstanding season shaping up ! Congrats to Owens and Rice and the RPO Board for getting rid of the dead wood and the "artistic vision" fluff and for persevering despite the annoyance of having to spend their valuable time dealing with petty distractions. We who truly support the RPO look forward to being exposed to a series of dedicated and professional guest conductors as the search for a new music director gets underway.
As a victim of a local scout masters ignorance on sexuality I find the BSAs stance on this as criminal as it was when I called risk management in their Washington office 20 years ago.
I don't live in the village of Pittsford, so I don't have a horse in this race , so to speak. I do, however, frequently drive down Monroe Avenue , over the canal bridge, and past where the entrance to this Westport Crossing project would be built.
Quite honestly, anyone with the slightest bit of sense can see that any project which would result in dozens ( at least ) of vehicles exiting this property onto Monroe Avenue ( even if mandated to turn south )would result in frequent traffic tie-ups, as well as collisions from the semi-blind status of that exit. Any attempt to turn north from that property would be a near suicidal experience.
Aside from that, with the railway tracks literally in the backyards of this development, I can't say that I'm surprised that it's a realtor who is pushing for this project. Built it, sell it, collect your commission, and let others deal with the fallout .
I almost threw the newspaper across the room (not your fault, City!) when I read UofR Burdick's quote that a family with $100K income should be able to pay $20 to $25K per year for college costs. To what planet has the UofR campus moved? I'm sure there's someone in the Economics Department that can inform Mr. Burdick of what $100K is AFTER TAXES-- and then point out that $20K to $25K is in the range of 1/3 of actual take home pay. "It's definitely not the time to go out and buy a house," Burdick advises. I guess we'll just live in our cars, then? Or is transportation-- like, to, you know, work?-- not as important as going to UofR either?
I don't know, that essay seemed to make sense.
Less tangible returns? "A Liberal Arts degree is not useless for getting a good job or making good money. Yes, it brings with it a slightly higher chance of not finding a job immediately after graduation. And yes, the jobs you can get with a Liberal Arts degree pay slightly less well early in your career. But over time, employment rates are roughly the same for Liberal Arts majors and other majors, and by mid-career people with Liberal Arts degrees often make at least as much as people with other degrees."
Learn about art or philosophy or politics? "Sure, people without a Liberal Arts degree might do these things too. But, insofar as people are more prone to engage in activities in which they are practiced and feel comfortable, they are less likely to enhance their mundane activities in this way. And insofar as people with less practice must give more effort, they are more likely to perform such activities poorly or quit out of "boredom.""
I'd also argue that his quote from Forbes' Gillis about the next-big-industries needing to hire liberal-arts majors is spot-on, it's happening now. I'd also argue against liberal-arts degrees costing more than technical degrees; case in point, a Chemical Engineering degree from UR vs. English Literature at SUNY Geneseo.
I hear where you're coming from though - agree to disagree.
A strange essay. He asserts that a liberal arts degree makes one a better communicator and listener, more creative and receptive to art, and a better negotiator. All of these things he says lead to a better "citizen" than a vocational or technical degree. I think this is too far. Every sort of personality trait or skill he talks about can be learned in a technical major if the student is willing. Do you think because someone majors in ME or Biochem that they will not learn anything about art or philosophy or politics? You can learn all those things just by living like a regular human, interacting with others and in your free time. The nail in his argument's coffin? He doesn't bring up the fact that this liberal art degree still costs the same as a technical one, and provides less tangible returns.
"It makes you a better person" is about as "liberal arts" as a defense gets.
Many people enter college for an enormous variety of reasons under a large range of circumstances which may or may not have anything to do with finances. Let's set that all aside. If bankers can be bailed out why can't folks who have educational debt that impedes them from participating more fully in their local economies.
I love all the comments. The investment in a Fine Arts degree should not be the same as the investment in an Engineering degree, plain and simple. Universities need to adapt because the system is broken in this country. The same way the health care industry is now being forced to adapt because they refused to change their own broken system. Educators should be pro-active about this!
There is dumb, and there is industrial strength dumb. Attending the University of Rochester to obtain a degree in education, or RIT for journalism, is industrial strength dumb. Both degrees can be had in the SUNY system or even at myriad small private schools in the state for fraction of what would spend at either U of R or RIT. Economics does matter when getting a degree, and it's hard to sympathize with people who are so dumb with money.
As a U of R grad (undergrad and master's in teaching) and a Rochester City School District teacher, I am disgusted by Dean Jonathan Burdick's callousness towards the crippling effects of the financial crisis on American poor and working families. In a time of stagnant wages, mortgage meltdowns, widespread un- and under-employment, and looming government cutbacks, Dean Burdick, and by extension, the U of R leadership, have declared themselves firmly on the side of Wall Street and the 1%. Too many colleges and universities hike tuition and fees every year without reason, while the big banks bleed students dry for decades after graduation with mountains of student loan debt. My wife and I both have good middle-class jobs with benefits, but we would literally be bankrupted by the kinds of sacrifices that Dean Burdick seems to think reasonable for a family like ours to pay for a school like the U of R. For the families of the working poor, like those of many Rochester City School District students, college must seem like a exorbitant fantasy. Colleges like the U of R need to stand with their students and against the Wall Street gangsters--let them make their billions in some other way. Our students' future is not for sale!
hello, along the lines of improving the state of education in our community, i have recently sent the superintendent a letter suggesting that he might want to get involved in ridding our water supply of flouride. i have also written maggie brooks, mayor richards, and MCWD. only maggie brooks and the water district have bothered to write me back. i have been given the pat answer that it is necessary for dental health, yet they continue to ignore all the evidence, which i cited, that states that flouride in water lessens IQ. should we not start here and give the students a leg up? many cities have removed it. why don't we? will some politician or official step up and take this on? people can start by buying a good filter which removes most of the contaminants from the water and at least protect themselves and their family.
Last year right before my son's first year in Kindergarten I moved to the North Winton area of the city and quickly learned what a horrendous/ridiculous process it was to simply enroll my son in the city school system. The area and the building they require you to register your child for school in is right across the street from the DSS building and does not exactly promote education or encourage people to want to register their children. Not to mention there are only 4-5 parking spaces reserved for parents that want to register their children for school in a large parking lot that does offer any additional parking, you must have a reserved spot. Therefore, you have to attempt to find parking elsewhere in the area. I was not very pleased to find parking on a side street with broken glass on the sidewalk along with empty beer bottles and other litter I care not to mention. Upon entering the building you're greeted with a Sheriff in which you have to provide you identification to as well as sign in, again this is not a comforting and welcoming feeling that the City School is providing to first time parents. I felt as if I was arriving at the DMV to register a vehicle not provide my son with his earliest education experience. I brought him with because he was excited to start school and I wanted to involve him in the process, I'm not saying that it wasn't a place for a child but it's not exactly what I expected, I expected more. The people then at the front desk treat you just like you are at the DMV, reviewing your paperwork, pointing out mistakes and making you do it all over again. They send you to a waiting room and make you wait until they have selected the "right" school for your child. They don't provide any privacy when you're discussing the school they selected for you child, or what factors they used to determine the school. Their answer is definite, there is no alternative to the option they provide and it really is disheartening. My son ended up attending school #39 the furthest school from our home I selected, I was beyond confused. Thankfully his teacher was wonderful I will say that, but there was 23 children to one teacher. It's crazy. My son got lost in the mix of the other children, you can't expect 23 children to learn at the same pace. I could go on on and about the problems he had his first year, between the lack of communication and the lack of structure, the lack of policy, it needs a serious restructure. Fortunately, now my son is in private school and I don't have to deal with the RCSD anymore, it's a true cluster of nonsense.
Here are some solutions to the student loan crisis, but first, understand the cause, limitless risk-free lending that fuels tuition inflation. So, end government backing and let the banks carry the risk. Second, ease the bankruptcy law. Currently one must be homeless, terminally ill, and have a history of payment in order to get a discharge. Third, take the government money that is currently used for the guarantee and spend that money directly on public colleges so that tuition can be as low as possible, if not free,as CUNY was long ago. Thus competition from public schools will pressure private schools to keep tuition low. Until then, urge the young to get practical educations at the Community and SUNY colleges.
there is no hope for rcsd...the only hope is dissolution of the district and disbursement of the students througout monroe county. Any person with a clear mind and common sense knows this. However, political sense forbids it. If monroe county citisens don't realize this then they are uncaring and don't really give a f*** about minorities in monroe county...period.. Basically they feel that RCSD students will corrupt their children. I guess they they have a low esteem of their own children.
I am so happy to read these comments and realize that some people do indeed get it. The simple fact of the matter is if you graduate in the bottom 25% of a computer science or engineering program, you can STILL find a decent job after college. Unless you are the best french art historian, a degree in french art history isn't gonna make you any money. And guess what? The tuition for engineering and french art history is the same!
Yes people should do and study what they love, but they should also be practical!


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A lot was going on in North Georgia in the Roaring '20s. That was when Johnson & Johnson decided on Hall County for its Chicopee Manufacturing Corp. model mill village.
When Gainesville was laid out, Lot No. 1 at the corner of Spring and Main streets where Hunt Towers is today was the prime place on the public square.
People make up the character of the community. Certain personalities over time have stood out almost as familiar as the Confederate statue on Gainesville's downtown square.
A lot more than Christmas was on the minds of Gainesvillians in December 1897. For one thing, there was a hot mayor's race. In those days, city elections were partisan, Democrats vs. Republicans. That isn't the case today, and there is some sentiment toward making all local offices nonpartisan. But what made the 1897 mayor's election more interesting was a dispute over whether Mayor J.B. Gaston, a Republican, could succeed himself. H.H. Dean, the Democratic ...
It's been more than a half century since the conclusion of one of the most sensational murder cases in the state's history.
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The Towery family of Gainesville hadn't heard from their son Fred Richmond Towery in more than three years during World War I.
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If you're already worn out over the 2012 elections while we're still a few weeks from finishing 2011, get used to it.
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Wouldn't it be exciting to travel in a time machine and witness some of Georgia's historic events?
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North Georgia Technical College in Clarkesville has a rich history, its campus dating back 104 years.
Probably at no time in the history of the University of Georgia had there been more change than in January 1961.
Johnny Kytle was a native of Clermont in Hall County and a pioneer daredevil pilot who carried the mail between Atlanta and Richmond, Va.
Johnny Kytle was a native of Clermont in Hall County and a pioneer daredevil pilot who carried the mail between Atlanta and Richmond, Va.
Prior Street is one of Gainesville's most important streets. It connects the northside of town to the southside. It runs from Hunter Street near St. Paul United Methodist Church on Summit Street, to City Park and the Civic Center.
Bob Dollar said Jason Nix was an ordinary man, the kind who goes about his work and lives humbly and without much fanfare or attention.
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You don't see many 5-and-10-cent stores anymore like McLellan's, which was such an anchor in downtown Gainesville over several decades.
With no television, limited transportation and very little money, children growing up in the Gainesville Mill village in the 1940s, '50s and beyond "made do."
A century and a half ago this month, the Civil War began officially with the shelling of Fort Sumter, but as embroiled as the nation was in the turmoil of the times, Hall Countians had diamonds on their minds and in their mines.
One of the little known, but most controversial figures in Hall County history was a lawyer named William H. Underwood.
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Chandigarh, Saturday, 29 December 2012. The radical Sikh organisation Dal Khalsa today contested the apprehension raised by Director General of Punjab Police Sumedh Singh Saini about the revival of terrorism and said he was trying to cover up the failure in containing deteriorating law and order situation in the state. The organisation also condoled the death of the girl who was subjected to brutal gang rape in Delhi.
Party chief H S Dhami said it was wrong to link the arrest of militant leader Daljit Singh Bittu and SGPC member Kulbir Singh Barapind with the revival of terrorism and said it was on the ground that state's political as well as police leadership had some grudges. "Those who are at helm of affairs at political as well as police level be it in state or centre, do not want to see former militants joining and giving politics a try to further their cause", he added.
Contesting another claim by the DGP that marches organized by radical groups in the month of March-April were aimed at disturbing peace in the state, he said cutting across party lines, the youth hit the streets to save Balwant Singh Rajoana from gallows at the call of Jathedar, Akal Takht and Panthic groups.
He said the DGP had reiterated that during militancy period 1,784 cops had lost their lives, which was very unfortunate because many were targeted just because they were wearing uniform. However, Dhami wondered why the DGP had not revealed how many citizens, that included sympathizers of movement, relatives of militants, human rights activists, lawyers, and ordinary men and women unconnected with the movement, lost their lives at the hands of Punjab cops during those 10 years. The DGP must also tell the numbers of slain militants that were killed by security forces in real and stage managed encounters.
Meanwhile, condoling the death of the girl, he said, "All members of my group join me in mourning the demise of 23 year old woman, who was gang-raped in Delhi". He demanded that culprits should be handed exemplary punishment so that no one could dare to think of doing such ghastly and barbaric act against woman in future. He said the party was also deeply moved by another shameful incident of rape of Patiala girl, who committed suicide because of inaction of the local police against the rapists and expressed grief and condolences to her family.