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Last month, entrepreneur Dave Sukoff flew to Los Angeles to demo his product, a digital media player called the Sookbox, for a group of Hollywood notables at the Independent Spirit Awards. It was an opportunity to give away a $2,000 product to anyone who requested it. Sukoff was thrilled when actor Chris Tucker stopped by and was able to instantly call up Tucker's movie "Rush Hour" on the screen. About 10 of the Spirit Awards attendees told Sukoff they'd love it if he'd send them a complimentary Sookbox.
It was a glamorous trip for Sukoff, but it also hinted at the rough reality of getting a new consumer electronics company off the ground. Even after giving away $20,000 worth of products to a coterie of taste-makers, Sukoff says, the eight-person Cambridge start-up is still trying to figure out its "go-to-market strategy." Like an indie filmmaker trying to understand whether it makes more sense to try to get onto multiplex screens or go straight to iTunes, entrepreneurs developing electronics products have to place a bet about whether BestBuy or Amazon or something else is the best route to reach consumers.


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Salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM) just can't get any love.
The Motley Fool Caps community rates the stock an abysmal 1 star and there's a persistent stream of negative commentary about the company. Yet revenues continue to grow at a double digit clip and the stock has recently hit a new all-time high.
What are investors missing?
Let's take a trip to Jellystone Park and address some of the worst bear arguments against Salesforce.com.
1) GAAP Accounting Losses
Over the past several quarters, Salesforce.com has been bleeding red ink. Based on traditional GAAP accounting, profits have been in a steady decline since 2010 and the company has reported steep losses for several quarters in a row.
The numbers above look even worse when you extend out to 2013 with Salesforce.com expected to lose $2.00/share on a GAAP basis.
In addition, CEO Marc Benioff had the audacity to say in a recent interview on Jim Cramer's Mad Money,
"We're totally focused on top-line growth. If we were a company only focused on earnings, we would not be growing our market share and revenue, which would be the wrong thing to be doing at this time in our life cycle."
I wonder if Marc enjoys listening to S Club 7 and watching Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Memo to Benioff; it's not 1999. Investors expect companies to turn profits nowadays.
However, GAAP accounting doesn't properly reflect the performance of the company's operations.
GAAP accounting rules require Salesforce.com to amortize new acquisitions immediately. While this is a well-intentioned, conservative accounting principle, it unfairly punishes Salesforce.com which has made many value enhancing acquisitions over the past few years.
Instead, investors should focus on the company's non-GAAP profits as a measure of business operations.
How does Salesforce.com's non-GAAP profit look? It's just fine.
Of course, investors should be rightly skeptical of any self-serving performance metric derived from management. Spreads between GAAP and non-GAAP profits are a big red flag.
The chart above depicts Salesforce.com's revenue which is growing gangbusters.
More impressive is the company's cash flow from operations. This is something management can't fake; real cash coming in the door from customers every month. The relationship between these different metrics suggests Salesforce.com is a-okay. High revenue growth is translating to the bottom line. GAAP accounting losses are misleading.
2) High Valuation
Bears will often point out is Salesforce.com's astronomical price to earnings multiple.
Holy moly! This stock trades at 85x forward earnings.
Bears like to compare Salesforce.com to slower growing enterprise service stocks such as Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) and SAP (NYSE: SAP) which trade at 13x and 21x 12-month forward earnings respectively. The issue with this comparison is that Oracle and SAP aren't appropriate comparables to Salesforce.com. While these companies compete in the same industry, Oracle and SAP are slower growing and mature businesses.
It's more suitable to compare Salesforce.com to other pure play cloud stocks such as Rackspace (NYSE: RAX) and Athenahealth (NASDAQ: ATHN) which trade at 75x and 64x forward earnings respectively.
Salesforce.com's valuation is rich even by comparable cloud computing stocks. This is justified because the company is best of breed in the industry. Salesforce.com has consistently delivered 30%+ revenue and earnings growth over the past five years.
Yeah, but can they do it again?
The cloud computing story is still developing with the industry expected to grow at a 25% annual growth rate over the next seven years.
Cloud computing and data analytics are a secular theme because these technologies provide the only growth avenue for customers as the economy continues to sag. Cloud solutions are attractive because they're cheaper and faster to implement than other enterprise service applications. The transition to the cloud isn't about to disappear any time soon.
As an industry leader, Salesforce.com is the best positioned to capture that growth. Given the fundamental tailwinds, Salesforce.com will be able to deliver double digit growth for another decade. If Salesforce.com can sustain its growth rate, a big 'if' understandably, $170 share price will seem awfully cheap in hindsight.
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HESSVILLE | In a game like the one Hammond and Morton typically play, it always comes down to who makes more big plays than the other.
Hammond did just that and took advantage of four Morton fumbles to win 28-14 in the Great Lakes Athletic Conference for its first win over the Govs since 2007.
"It obviously feels good to beat Morton and this game puts us in a good spot for conference," Hammond coach Eric Schreiber Sr. said. "But the only thing that matters is sectionals because it's a totally new game and there are no guarantees."
After the visiting Wildcats (4-1, 1-0 GLAC) opened the game with a seven-play, 80-yard scoring drive capped by a Keirahn Richard 26-yard run, the turnover bug hit them like a ton of bricks.
While driving all the way to the Morton seven in the second quarter, Hammond junior quarterback Eric Schreiber Jr. fumbled a snap and Governor junior defensive back Kenneth Coleman scooped it up and made a 90-yard dash for Morton's first score.
Hammond responded with a Schreiber touchdown with 6:30 left in the half and just 20 seconds later, junior defensive back Derrick English wrestled the ball away from Govs quarterback Torey Armstrong and scampered 29 yards to make it 20-7.
After a scoreless third quarter that was controlled by the Wildcat running attack, Governor running back Josh Bailey fumbled a punt, which Richard recovered at the Morton 29.
"We cannot let this pump our heads up," said Richard, who ran for 91 yards on nine carries. "We still made some mental mistakes. We have to think and work ten times as hard."
Three plays later, Schreiber hit tight end Thomas Gary for a 10-yard strike to pad the lead to 14.
Later in the quarter, with 5:26 left, Govs running back Freddy Creater fumbled it on the Hammond 12.
"The game against Indy Tech helped because those boys were big and fast," said Schreiber. "We feel like we have some weapons on the outside and we stress being a balanced offense."
Morton (2-4, 1-1), who was missing five offensive starters including running back Kendall Huff and quarterback Jimmy Glidewell due to one-game suspensions, netted just 227 yards of total offense.


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When the Ravens trotted out all the standard cliches after the game, pointing out that what happened in the AFC divisional playoffs a year ago didn't matter, and that it had nothing to do with what happened at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, it seemed a little hard to believe them at first. It's obvious this was a cathartic win for this franchise. It would be silly to pretend it wasn't. There was an energy and a buzz in the Ravens locker room after the game that hasn't been there for awhile, and if you saw John Harbaugh during the game, waving his arms and imploring the crowd to get on their feet as The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army" blared from the stadium loud speakers, you could tell how much this one meant.
This Ravens' team has so many new faces, what happened in Pittsburgh last year is sort of irrelevant. When Baltimore jumped out to an early lead, you couldn't help but think about what happened in the playoffs, but Ray Lewis wasn't having any of it. He told his teammates at halftime, they were going to play the second half like they had no idea what it felt like to hold a 21-7 lead going into the third quarter against the Steelers.
"Everybody was saying 'We've been here before,' " Lewis said. "And I was like 'We haven't been here before, because 2010 is 2010, and 2011 is a whole new year. If you understand it that way, then you understand this is a whole new team."
Steelers safety Ryan Clark said during the preseason that he didn't think the Ravens should be considered the Steelers' rivals because they simply hadn't beaten them enough to be considered their equal. And in some respects, he might have been right. Animosity alone doesn't make for a great rivalry. But it was interesting -- and maybe a little telling, in retrospect -- how the Steelers couldn't seem to resist yapping about the Ravens throughout the lockout. They took a few digs at Joe Flacco, they downplayed the suggestion that the Ravens were close to being their equal, and they seemed to be commenting an awful lot on a team they had beaten repeatedly. They showed up in Baltimore Sunday looking like a team that just assumed it could do what it always does against the Ravens -- fluster Flacco, bottle up Ray Rice, and make one or two plays at the end to win it.
By the time they realized this wasn't the same old Ravens -- I think it was probably the moment Ed Dickson streaked past Troy Polamalu for a touchdown catch -- all that was left was an implosion. Roethlisberger looked like he just wanted to hurry up and get the game over with, and Polamalu completely lost his composure and tried to twist Rice's leg at the bottom of a pile.
"I may have lost it a little bit, which is not a good example, especially to my family and to the fans and children," Polamalu said. "The truth is, we got our butts kicked today."
Maybe the Steelers will regroup, and maybe they'll be able to fight through the malaise that tends to dog the team that lost the Super Bowl the previous year. But even if they do recover, they're likely going to be faced with an unpleasant reality: This does not look like a Ravens team that beats itself, or implodes in key moments. This looks like a team that punches you in the mouth, and dares you to match-up with the speed and strength they have at nearly every position.
It's just one game, sure. It would be prudent not to overreact. But all the talk of the Ravens mental hangups -- the stuff that has held them back the last two years -- seems pretty irrelevant right now. There is talent at almost every position. Some of it's green, and some of it graying, but there is certainly talent. And that is a scary reality for the rest of the NFL.
2. This is the year Terrell Suggs stakes his case to be called the best defensive player in the NFL.
When the Ravens gave Suggs a record-breaking contract three years ago, he became a convenient target for fans during a a frustrating 9-7 season. He started the season a little out of shape because he was slow recovering from off-season surgery, and then he was injured when Brady Quinn put a helmet on his knee after an interception. Fans complained that Suggs was lazy, that he never deserved a big contract in the first place, and that he was never going to be the premier pass rusher Baltimore needed.
A lot of that criticism was foolish, but some of it was fair. Suggs was too talented to not put everything together, and about midway through 2010, everything started to click. He's too strong and too fast for most tackles, and when the Ravens move him around, make him hard to account for, he's a force of nature. He makes it almost impossible to run stretch plays, you can't leave him unblocked if you run away from him (because he's fast enough to run down the ball carrier from the backside) and he can even drop into coverage if you want to blitz a corner or a safety. We're now seeing the culmination of his skills on a consistent basis after he had three sacks and forced two fumbles against one of the hardest quarterbacks in the game to bring down. And if you love defense, it's a beautiful thing to watch.
"He's one of the premier defensive players that everybody gameplans around," Harbaugh said. "He gets blocked every different kind of way a guy can get blocked, from one game to the next, when you watch it. He still finds a way to make plays. Plus, he's one of the best leaders I've been around. This guy is one of the hardest working guys I've ever been around."
That may not have always been the case, and Suggs is the first to admit it. He'll always be a prankster, a talker and a free spirit, but he understands, too, the Ravens need more from him.
"After nine years, you've got to grow up sometime," Suggs said. "I was always the big kid, but Ray [Lewis] said he needed me to take my place along side him and [Ed Reed]. I think that's going to be big for us this year. We're the General, the Lieutenant and the Captain."
If Suggs isn't named Defensive Player of the Year this year, then hopefully it's because Haloti Ngata steals the award away from him. Both of them should make opposing coaches lay awake night, sweating, trying to figure out ways to block them.
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A classy performance from the Dane. Made sure Victor Anichebe did not get a look in and distributed the ball excellently.
Philippe Coutinho
Battled well in his first Merseyside derby and should have had an assist after providing a wonderful pass for Sturridge to go in one-on-one.
S. Downing
Did not make a telling contribution in attack but provided good width for the hosts. Substituted late on as Liverpool changed their system.
S. Gerrard
Looked a little over-eager in the opening stages as he clattered into tackles. Noticeably calmed as the game progressed and controlled the midfield excellently.
Lucas Leiva
The Brazilian's recovery continues apace. Snapped into tackles like the Lucas of old and passed the ball accurately from his deep position to launch counterattacks.
J. Henderson
Unfortunate to be sacrificed as Brendan Rodgers added another attacker to his line-up. Continued his recent run of fine form with a performance full of energy and creativity.
D. Sturridge
A source of frustration for Liverpool. Flitted in and out of the game constantly and took too long when presented with an excellent chance early in the second half. Needs to add consistency to his armoury.
T. Howard
Did not have the most difficult afternoon, with Jagielka and Distin clearing up almost everything in front of him.
L. Baines
His crosses and set-pieces were one of Everton's biggest threats and the full-back was rarely troubled defensively.
P. Jagielka
Gave a classy defensive showing, nipping in to steal the ball on a number of occasions and nullifying Sturridge's threat well.
S. Coleman
Worked as hard as ever but was occasionally wayward in his distribution from right-back.
S. Distin
Worked well with Jagielka to keep Liverpool at bay. Used his pace well to track the dangerous runs from the hosts' midfield. Headed home but saw the goal disallowed for a push.
M. Fellaini
His battle with Lucas Leiva was one of the highlights of the match and the Belgian will be pleased with his efforts in that regard. Used his frame and quick feet well to trouble the Liverpool defence.
L. Osman
An understated performance from the diminutive midfielder. His team did not control possession but he was intelligent in using the ball at all times.
D. Gibson
Struggled to find his range but worked hard in the middle of the park to keep things ticking over. Fired a free-kick over in the first half and received no further opportunities to shoot at goal.
S. Pienaar
A livewire in the opposition half. Kept Liverpool's defence shuffling across with a number of clever exchanges, but didn't get the chance his industry deserved.
K. Mirallas
Outpaced Liverpool's defenders several times but always looked more threatening on the break than with the ball. A mixed afternoon for the winger.
V. Anichebe
Needlessly shoved Reina to cost his side a goal in the second half. Fed off scraps all day but still arguably should have done more to trouble Liverpool.


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"Virtually all AIDS cases are preventable, either by preventing infection or by early treatment," Frieden said. "However, 37,000 Americans were diagnosed with AIDS in 2008."
In 2006, the CDC recommended that all Americans get routine HIV tests. Those at high risk of infection should get tested at least once a year, if not more often.
"Forty-four percent of men found to be infected with HIV did not know they were infected, yet half were tested in the past year," Jonathan Mermin, MD, MPH, director of the CDC's HIV/AIDS prevention program, said at the news conference. "This confirms the importance of more frequent testing for those at high risk."
Frieden stressed the importance of making HIV tests routine. He noted that about 70% of people diagnosed with HIV only when they had AIDS had received medical care but were not tested.
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The CDC report comes in the Nov. 30 "Vital Signs" special issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
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Hamilton College recognises the value of careers education from an early stage. Most of the learning is presented within the Lifeskills lessons and is progressive. As well as using our Guidance Staff in-house we also utilise our links with ISCO, the Independent Schools Careers Organisation and Skills Development Scotland.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Levonne Wise Nichols, 87, will be held Saturday, August 13, 2011, at 10 a.m. in the Bailey Funeral Home Chapel, Springhill, with Rev. Ronald Dunn and Rev. Brian Comeaux officiating. Interment will follow in Pilgrims Rest Cemetery, Shongaloo under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home, Springhill.
Visitation will be held Friday from 5 until 8 p.m.
Mrs. Nichols was born Nov. 17, 1923 in Shongaloo to Roby and Beatrice Arlindie Watkins Wise and passed away Wednesday, August 10, 2011 in Springhill. She was a lifelong resident of this area, a member of Cotton Valley Assembly of God Church and a homemaker. Mrs. Nichols was also a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
She is survived by her children, Dianne N. Kennedy of Springhill, Judy N. Lamb and husband, Edward of Bossier City and Roy Nichols and wife, Alicia of Springhill; grandchildren, Kim Comeaux and husband, Brian, Dr. Paula Parkerson, Kristy LeJeune and husband, Boyd, Twyna Graves and husband, Gary, Corkey Parkerson, Jason Nichols and wife, Whitney and Lacey Harkins and husband, Zach; great-grandchildren, Tyler, Dafydd, Aaron, Emma, Anna, Austin and Noah; sister, Betty Parker and husband, J.W.; brother, Bob Wise and wife, Syble, all of Springhill; and a host of nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Nichols was preceded in death by her parents; her husband of 67 years, Rev. Sir Rupert Nichols; sister, Carolyn Wise; brother, J.L. Wise; and granddaughter, Makayla Woods.
Serving as pallbearers will be Corkey Parkerson, Tyler, Comeaux, Jason Nichols, Zach Harkins, Wayne Thompson and James Cheatham.
The family would like to thank Lee Jones and the staff at Agape Hospice and the staff of Fountainview Nursing Home. We would also like to express our deepest appreciation to those who faithfully sat by her side and assisted with her care, Eva Perry, Margie Juckett, Sharon Caston, Ginger Souter, Laura Carter, Kristen Jimenez and Samantha Lopez.
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Keep up the great reporting Josh.
Great reporting rule: No news for the day go out and find one. And getting an interview on a project that interests many is a great thing.
Great article.
i must say josh does write interesting articles.
but no offence but its funny how everyone on here is always talking about ios is better than android but yet when thier capable of putting it on their idevice then android becomes huge?? idk just dont get it
I had issues with it running super slow and laggy on the 3G. I hope this can be fully functional on the 3GS.
This is great news.
I cant wait to install Android on my iPad. That'll show the Galaxy Tab owners :P
"The only reason android can be ported legally is because it is open source. iOS isn't. That is also why windows phone 7 couldn't be ported to android even tho its hard it would violate the laws"
didn't jailbreaking a phone once "violate" the laws?
Jailbreaking/Unlocking exempt from DMCA, aka officially legal
@Joshua great article keep up the good work nice to see something different and not already told
I can see that if they can get to full functionality and decent stability for the 3g and 3gs it has the potential to give new life to old idevices abandoned by apple. suspect it will not be too much longer for the 3gs to see its last update. short term maybe not much to desire but long term potential is strong.
Can anyone confirm if I could dual boot iOS and iDroid?
lol, who cares? If I would want Android OS on my phone I wouldn't buy iPhone in the first place
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(a) General.— It is the policy of the United States Government to develop a National Intermodal Transportation System that is economically efficient and environmentally sound, provides the foundation for the United States to compete in the global economy, and will move individuals and property in an energy efficient way.
(b) System Characteristics.—
(1) The National Intermodal Transportation System shall consist of all forms of transportation in a unified, interconnected manner, including the transportation systems of the future, to reduce energy consumption and air pollution while promoting economic development and supporting the United States' preeminent position in international commerce.
(2) The National Intermodal Transportation System shall include a National Highway System consisting of the Dwight D. Eisenhower System of Interstate and Defense Highways and those principal arterial roads that are essential for interstate and regional commerce and travel, national defense, intermodal transfer facilities, and international commerce and border crossings.
(3) The National Intermodal Transportation System shall include significant improvements in public transportation necessary to achieve national goals for improved air quality, energy conservation, international competitiveness, and mobility for elderly individuals, individuals with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged individuals in urban and rural areas of the United States.
(4) The National Intermodal Transportation System shall provide improved access to ports and airports, the Nation's link to commerce.
(5) The National Intermodal Transportation System shall give special emphasis to the contributions of the transportation sectors to increased productivity growth. Social benefits must be considered with particular attention to the external benefits of reduced air pollution, reduced traffic congestion, and other aspects of the quality of life in the United States.
(6) The National Intermodal Transportation System must be operated and maintained with insistent attention to the concepts of innovation, competition, energy efficiency, productivity, growth, and accountability. Practices that resulted in the lengthy and overly costly construction of the Dwight D. Eisenhower System of Interstate and Defense Highways must be confronted and stopped.
(7) The National Intermodal Transportation System shall be adapted to "intelligent vehicles", "magnetic levitation systems", and other new technologies, wherever feasible and economical, with benefit cost estimates given special emphasis on safety considerations and techniques for cost allocation.
(8) When appropriate, the National Intermodal Transportation System will be financed, as regards Government apportionments and reimbursements, by the Highway Trust Fund. Financial assistance will be provided to State and local governments and their instrumentalities to help carry out national goals related to mobility for elderly individuals, individuals with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged individuals.
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And so you there you are. Sitting in the stands. Rooting on your school. Your cross-state rival's best player, a 4-year starter, steps to the free throw line. His team down by 2 points. 1.7 seconds left on the game clock. You're nervous. Will he make both free throws? Or 1? Or brick both? And then, instantly, before you can finish the thought, your phone vibrates.
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Russell Westbrook is better than LeBron James
I'm serious. Oklahoma City point guard, Russell Westbrook, is a better basketball player than LeBron James and, furthermore, Westbrook's career and game are starting to resemble…wait for it…Michael Jordan.
Early in Jordan's career he was the best player on the floor, took the most shots, missed the most shots, and carried his team in games versus superior opponents. As many of us recall, Jordan's Bulls often lost those crucial contests despite Jordan's heroics and more often because of Jordan's poor decisions. Jordan - as we all know now - learned to elevate his teammates, and in doing so, he elevated his own. Westbrook may develop in the same way. Who are we to assume he won't?
Which leads me back to James. I'm a critic of James not because of his "Decision" theatrics, but rather the promise he has failed to keep. James is supposed to be the best player on the floor. He's not. James is supposed to do things that nobody else can do. I mean that in the literal sense, the way Jordan played the game in a way that nobody else did, or could for that matter. But James is a physical freak. He's more Shaq than Jordan. James' athleticism is undeniably incredible, but there's no wow-factor.
Like Jordan, Westbrook's offensive game is one in which the crowd sees things they couldn't image doing. The Westbrook wow-factor stems from the uniqueness of his repertoire. Lebron, however, does things that make a reasonable person say, "Well, if I was 6-foot-9, 270 lbs, I would bulldoze my way through James Harden too." To borrow from football; James is the best fullback we've ever seen, but we were led to believe he was the best halfback.
Say goodbye. Thankfully, this is the last U.S. Olympic Trials that will be woefully mismanaged and plagued by the uneducated, overly bureaucratic, under-funded system we have accepted for decades. Technology is blowing up the current system of athlete exploitation and, as a result, a new one is emerging. One reflecting reality; the reality of professional athletes in America, the reality of technology's role in society and, specifically, technology's influence over consumers. To produce an Olympic team and derive virtually no social benefit, create no social impact, and perpetuate the plight of the Olympic athlete is ending. Big corporations sponsoring the Olympics will crumble under the enormous pressure to deliver analytics substantiating the continued financial support of an event disappearing from relevancy. Chalk this one up to the Internet. The greatest Olympian of all.
Let's settle this right now.
LeBron James is not Michael Jordan. He will never be Michael Jordan. Period. Never ever going to happen. And it is okay for us to feel cheated. I feel slighted too.
Jordan inspired teammates. They didn't like him. They respected him because he made them better players than they should have been. Will Purdue? Ho Grant? Craig Hodges? All played way longer in the NBA than they would have otherwise. And for that, they loved Jordan.
LeBron doesn't elevate his teammates' games. He doesn't inspire them, nor push them to play any harder.
We rooted for Jordan even when we hoped his opponent won. We appreciated Jordan for his first-pumping ways because it was his heart talking. Jordan respected the game and understood it was his responsibility to make the other 4 teammates on the floor as great as they could be. It's the only way to win a championship.
LeBron's stone face in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals reeked of arrogance, of annoyance, of spite. His Heat teammates didn't respond to his behavior. They weren't in awe. Nike isn't capturing that image for its next dramatic campaign.
We have a right to be disappointed by LeBron. He doesn't amaze us in a Jordan kind of way. He's Barry Bonds on a basketball court. Sure, the athleticism is impressive…but he's just such a dick. And for that, it's sad.
Would you root for this guy?
Trell Kimmons is from Mississippi. He's fast. He runs 100 meters in under 10 seconds. He's one of the fastest people in the world. Trell's goal is to finish in the top-3 at next week's U.S. Olympic Trials. If he does, he makes the U.S. Olympic Team. Plus, if he finishes in the Top-3, lots of money will be donated to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Your money. Why? Because you can charitybet on Trell's performance at the Olympic Trials. Isn't that the way sports should be? Great athletic performances should produce great advances in society.
Can an NCAA Division III legend win an Olympic medal?
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The best part? Symmonds is using CharityBets.com to support World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Donations placed through CharityBets.com benefit WWF and are tied to his performance at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Finishing 1st earns him a place on Team USA and WWF reaps the donations. Don't overlook Symmonds again.
The goodness of betting
The English word "bet" dates back to Shakespeare's time, and it carries a surprising pedigree. Originally, a "bet" was a stimulus, an excitation, a way to spur on interest; it was related to the word "bait." Shakespeare would have understood very well our modern expression, "Care to make it interesting?" Through performance-based giving, CharityBets invokes that original meaning of the word "bet" - incentive, heightened interest, even a source of inspiration. CharityBets partners with athletes - professionals and amateurs - passionate about philanthropic causes. CharityBets are incentives — not just for the spectator, but for the competitor as well.
Once the meaning of 'charitybets' is adopted, it will define an act so that any other organization attempting to replicate the act will be forced to describe it by the company's name. What do you think?
A Shot At Gold
Adam Nelson is a 2-time Olympic silver medalist in the shot put. He throws a 16lbs. iron ball over 70 feet. Try that at your own risk. I doubt you make it 20-feet. But Adam Nelson is a freak of a nature, a scholar (Dartmouth '97), and an athlete whose performance will have a social impact. Because Adam is using CharityBets.com, so you may 'bet' on Adam's performance at the U.S. Olympic Trials this June. Do you think Adam makes his 4th Olympic Team?
2008 U.S. Olympian, Leo Manzano, is running a 1-mile race on Saturday, March 24th in Austin, TX.
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Manzano himself will be running. His goal is to break 3-minutes and 55-seconds. 3:55! All of the money raised goes to support The Leo Manzano Foundation whose mission is to provide under-privileged kids with much needed footwear and apparel.
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Graffiti Moon launch
Category: Cath Crowley, new releases
Not this weekend, but next weekend – Sunday 8 August – is the official launch of Graffiti Moon. Come along and raise a glass to toast this wonderful book's arrival on the shelves. Gabrielle Wang is doing the launch, and the hosts are the lovely peeps from The Younger Sun book shop. I can't wait!
actual book in actual shop
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Everyone is very welcome to come along to the launch of Six Impossible Things. It's happening tomorrow – thursday – at Readings, Hawthorn at 6pm. You probably won't be quite as shocked as I was to see this – but somehow there's this book in the physical world, something that existed only in my head, on the screen, and on piles of scribbled-on paper for such a long time. And speaking of launches, I'll be posting details of the Graffiti Moon launch tomorrow…
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We had dinner with old friends. We had risotto with pumpkin and sage and prosciutto.
We talked about the kids and lamented the lack of idealism in this election campaign, while acknowledging that even an increasingly conservative labor government too influenced by what Robert Manne calls 'the new school of focus group driven, ideas-free members of the New South Wales right-wing Labor machine' is a vastly lesser evil than the prospect of a Tony Abbott conservative government.
We ate leftover rhubarb and raspberries and rosemary flowers in the morning.
I walked on the beach with the J-man and just missed seeing a pterodactyl walking its dog.
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I said in the last post that I'm not going to be actually reviewing books in this blog. But I will talk about books and writing. And about what I'm enjoying reading. And I'll also talk a bit about food. One of the things I love reading in other people's blogs is their food writing. Kate at bean there, read that talks about good coffee, and breakfast, Charlotte Wood at how to shuck an oyster writes about her kitchen adventures. And it was Charlotte writing about cauliflower here and here that prompted this salad. It was so easy and delicious and here is the recipe.
Put a halved and de-seeded red capsicum in the oven to roast. Chop one cauliflower into small florets. Blanch for a couple of minutes. Drain well. Fry until golden in some olive oil with a couple of smashed garlic cloves. Tip cauliflower into a serving dish to cool a little. Remove garlic. Peel and cut capsicum into strips. Add. Toss in a handful of chopped mint and one of chopped flat leaf parsley. And about a quarter of a thinly sliced red onion. Add a teaspoon of dried crushed chili and plenty of salt and pepper. Dress with a good slurp of olive oil and same quantity of Maggie Beer vino cotto. Garnish with some chopped dry-roasted almonds. Eat. Yum. For me, cooking is a great way to write. Doing stuff with your hands allows your mind to wander away to some other place and get on with writing work. And ps photographing food? Tricky. Particularly when people want to eat it. No, go away, not yet, I'm photographing it…
graffiti moon
Category: Cath Crowley, new releases
I'm lucky enough to be in possession of an early copy of Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley. And I've read it. And I loved it. This isn't going to be a blog in which I review books. So I'll just say that Graffiti Moon investigates the space between dreams and reality, and what happens when those two things have to look each other in the eye. It's a story about love, growing up and letting go that unfolds over the course of one hot Melbourne night. And that's all I'm going to say. Now you need to read it!


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Church Leadership in the 21st Century Nov 3, 2010
Northern Seminary is committed to equipping the Church to change the world. And as Western culture becomes an increasingly Post-Christian context, we have the divine opportunity to reconsider how we think about the equipping of pastors and ... read more
Founders Day - 2010 Oct 11, 2010
Northern Seminary welcomed friends, students, faculty, and staff to its annual Founders Day celebration on October 8, 2010. The evening, which is focused on raising financial support student scholarships, was highlighted by an address ... read more
Chapel - Fall 2013 Oct 7, 2010
Each Tuesday at Northern Seminary students, staff, and faculty gather for a time of prayer and worship in a corporate chapel service. This year's chapel schedule alternates between Services of the Word and Services of ... read more
Refreshed Web Presence Jun 3, 2010
Northern Seminary will be releasing a refreshed website soon. "When the site was completely rebuilt one year ago, many people appreciated the updated design and increased focus on easy navigation. The refreshed site keeps the same navigation and ... read more
Technology Closes the Gap Jun 2, 2010
On Thursday evening, May 13, 2010 two students were slated to make their class presentations to the Spiritual Formations class at Northern Seminary. For one of those students, technology stepped in to make sure he was present to share this special ... read more
DMin - Missional Leadership Jun 2, 2010
Dr. David Fitch | Dr. Alan Roxburgh | Dr. Craig Van Gelder Northern is excited to announce a new Doctor of Ministry Program with an emphasis in Missional Leadership. Dr. David Fitch, author of The Great Giveaway is directing the program which ... read more
The John Perkins Fellowship Jun 1, 2010
Northern is excited to announce the John Perkins Fellowship which will be available for 6 new students beginning in Fall 2010. Each student will receive a 100% tuition scholarship for a Master of Divinity with a Christian Community Development ... read more
Summer 2010 May 31, 2010
Northern Seminary has many great courses available this summer. For a complete list, click here. Tuition for the summer is only $385/credit hour and all courses are three credit hours. Below are the titles and descriptions of a few ... read more
Tuition Freeze May 30, 2010
Tuition and fees for the 2010-2011 academic year will be frozen at their 2009-2010 rates. At its April meeting, Northern Seminary's Board of Trustees voted to freeze tuition for the second consecutive year. "Our students are experiencing the same ... read more
2010 William W. Brady Lecture Recap May 29, 2010
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A Brief History
Few realize that until a couple of centuries ago, astrology was considered a science and a medical doctor was also a student and practitioner of the discipline. Nostradamus used the study in his work as a physician and to sync his predictions of the future. These ancient physicians discovered that each planet controlled the health of certain parts of the body and believed that herbs and elixirs were more potent when gathered, processed or used during specific phases of the moon.
Sir Isaac Newton was a proficient astrologer and when asked why he approached the subject with such conviction, he stated, "I do not believe in a universe of accidents." Others that adhered to the study include Copernicus, Dante, Chaucer, Kepler, Plato, Bacon and Shakespeare. William the Conqueror, Charlemagne and the Crusades acted in accordance with the stars. Wars began, peace treaties were signed, emperors were crowned and couples were married based on astrological influence.
Hitler employed a battery of astrologers to assist in the management of World War II. His campaigns were based on their horoscopes for success. Churchill and Roosevelt hired their own top secret astrologer. His purpose was to determine what Hitler's astrologers were telling the Nazis and to relay all information to the leaders of the free world. This provided the US and UK strategists a greater understanding of Hitler's battle plans.
All great civilizations in our past have demonstrated a working knowledge of this science of the stars. In Mesopotamia archeologists uncovered clay tablets depicting astrological events that were recorded over five thousand years ago. Many of the earliest surviving structures such as Cheops and Teotihuacan indicate special alignments with stars and planets. Mathematicians of antiquity constructed huge observation platforms that allowed them to better understand the firmament. From their calculations they predicted floods, droughts, eclipses and even determined irregular paths of major planets.
Assyrian priests were responsible for dividing the zodiac into twelve signs which we continue to use today.
The benefits of astrology will long be debated. Each individual has to reach their own conclusion based on personal experience.