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While Intel Haswell processors won't even be released to the public until later this year, compiler developers have already been working on supporting the new instruction set extensions of Haswell for more than one year. GCC developers already have early Intel Broadwell support ready for GCC 4.8.
Are there any performance improvements in store for GCC 4.8 as it affects the ARMv7 Cortex-A15 processor on SoCs like the Samsung Exynos 5 Dual? Here's some benchmark results to find out.
LLVM's Clang C/C++ compiler front-end is nearing feature completion for supporting C++11, the latest C++ ISO standard.
While LLVM and Clang (and related LLVM projects) remain in heavy development for the 3.3 cycle, up today are some initial compiler benchmarks of LLVM/Clang 3.3 SVN compared to the current stable release.
Aside from improvements to Link-Time Optimizations, run-time library improvements, and a new optimization level, the coming release of GCC 4.8 also features support for yet-to-be-out AMD hardware. AMD's Steamroller "Bulldozer 3" processor is already supported with compiler optimizations and so is AMD Jaguar, their new low-power APU that's rumoured to be in the next-generation consoles.
The release of LLVM 3.3 is still months away, but one of its features already are notable improvements to its loop vectorizer.
Code Synthesis has released version 2.2 of their ODB C++ Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) code.
CLDOC is a document generator for C and C++ projects to create documentation automatically out of comments as well as creating XML-based descriptions of the API. CLDOC is a new project but already sounds promising and is being powered by LLVM's Clang C/C++ front-end for its parser.
It's going on two years since the release of PCC 1.0, but there hasn't been any follow-on Portable C Compiler release nor is there much public-facing development activity happening.
PathScale, the company that's focused on providing high-performance compiler solutions, is hoping to speed up traditional software packages by automatically leveraging the graphics processor when compiling software with the PathScale ENZO compiler.
GCC 4.8 will feature a few improvements when it comes to LTO, a.k.a. Link-Time Optimization, but will this reflect in any greater performance for the resulting binaries?
The AArch64 back-end to LLVM that provides support for the compiler infrastructure to target ARMv8 64-bit hardware, is now enabled within the default build.
Another interesting open-source project has tipped up that is powered by the LLVM compiler infrastructure.
GCC has had support for 64-bit ARM, a.k.a. AArch64, going back to last summer for using the open-source compiler with next-generation ARMv8 hardware. Being merged today is finally support for the LLVM compiler infrastructure with an experimental 64-bit ARM/AArch64 back-end target.
Back on Tuesday there was a basic email by a developer volleyed on the GCC mailing list, which has since sparked dozens of responses and a rather interesting conversation about the future of the GNU Compiler Collection and its ultimate path and viability moving forward. The initial e-mail was simply an inquiry asking about an estimated time-frame for having full support of the ISO C++11 specification. Diego Novillo, a well known GCC developer and Google employee, has even expressed fear that GCC may be past the tipping point and could die out naturally.
There's been many Phoronix articles already covering features and changes coming to GCC 4.8, the next major compiler update to come out of the Free Software Foundation in March or April. One of the areas that's seen improvements in GCC 4.8 and not talked about much yet is the improvements to its runtime library, libstdc++, with new features being present.
The LLVM compiler infrastructure and the Clang C/C++ compiler front-end are being ported to the GNU/Hurd operating system.
Version 0.7 of POCL, the Portable OpenCL implementation targeting OpenCL 1.2 compliance, has been officially released.
While C++11 is an ISO standard and the Clang C/C++ compiler front-end to LLVM has been supporting C++11, developers behind the LLVM compiler infrastructure are still deciding whether to allow C++11 language features within their code-base.
Since publishing LLVM/Clang 3.2 benchmarks a few days ago that showed the Clang C/C++ compiler competing with -- and in some cases outperforming -- the GCC compiler on Intel x86_64, several Phoronix readers have been asking how things compare on the ARM side.
One of the features sadly not found in the recent release of LLVM/Clang 3.2 is OpenMP support.
While just released on Friday, FreeBSD has already pulled LLVM/Clang 3.2 into its "head" repository and will be pushing it into the FreeBSD 9/Stable series in the weeks ahead.
While the features of LLVM 3.2 and its Clang C/C++ compiler front-end have been talked about in numerous Phoronix articles over the past few months, here's an overview of the new features for this open-source compiler infrastructure update that was released on Friday.
It's a few days late, but LLVM 3.2 has been officially released.
In preparing for the imminent release of LLVM 3.2, another worthwhile feature to go over is the NVPTX back-end that's been merged for this forthcoming open-source compiler infrastructure release. The NVPTX LLVM back-end is what's used by NVIDIA's closed-source driver for its CUDA and OpenCL compiler.
The soon-to-be-released LLVM 3.2 compiler infrastructure will expand upon its coverage of processor support and CPU capabilities.
Premiering with LLVM 3.2, which will debut later this month, is an automatic loop vectorizer. I've already delivered benchmarks of LLVM's new automatic loop vectorizer, but here's more details on this new LLVM compiler feature.
The videos from last month's LLVM Developers' Meeting in San Jose, California have now been uploaded to the Internet.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- This was supposed to be the day for Syracuse -- validation day. After a surprising 6-2 start, the Orange -- a national laughingstock only two seasons ago -- needed to beat Louisville on Saturday to become bowl eligible and to secure their first winning season since 2001.
They learned a hard lesson at the Carrier Dome. It takes more than a day or a month or a season to reverse nearly a decade of disappointment. Sometimes it's a two-steps-forward, one-step-backward process, and Syracuse went back.
It went back hard, a 28-20 loss before a crowd of 40,735 that showed up looking forward to a return to college football's land of the winning.
Nearly an hour after it was over, coach Doug Marrone dressed alone in his office, slipping into a charcoal gray suit -- a color that seemed to capture the mood of an entire city, if not the head coach's space.
"No one said this was going to be easy," said Marrone, taking the half-full approach because half-full is needed when you inherit a team that went 10-37 in the four seasons before your arrival. "You're talking about turning a program around. You just can't snap your fingers and start kicking butt."
Until Saturday, it seemed as if Marrone had done just that, snapped his fingers. Syracuse finished 4-8 last season, Marrone's first at his alma mater, but he built a foundation, and it started to resemble something special in 2010 with road victories over South Florida, West Virginia and Cincinnati. Previously, the Orange had gone a combined 0-15 against those opponents.
Naturally, there was an emotional buildup to Louisville, with Syracuse on the verge of his first bowl since 2004. Marrone pushed all the right buttons, delivering a fiery speech at Friday night's team meeting. In a packed conference room, he told his players, "We're the team that no one picked. Not one SOB picked us to go to a bowl."
Syracuse still can qualify, of course, needing only one win against a remaining schedule of Rutgers, UConn and Boston College. Louisville will haunt the Orange if they don't land a bowl, though. The Cardinals (5-4 overall, 2-2 Big East) hadn't won a conference road game in 11 tries, and they played without their starting quarterback, Adam Froman, and leading rusher Bilal Powell.
The Orange led at halftime, 17-14, but they struggled with Louisville's pressure defense and simply made too many mistakes on both sides of the ball, the biggest of which was Alec Lemon's third-quarter drop of a sure touchdown pass.
That's would've given them a 24-20 lead. The Orange settled for a field goal, but the blown opportunity seemed to deflate the offense, which managed only one first down over the final 21 minutes. Louisville, another up-and-coming team under first-year coach Charlie Strong, simply outplayed Syracuse.
Maybe Syracuse wasn't ready for the moment.
"My sense is, we need to take our mind off the bowl game and just go out and play the next game and focus on winning that," said defensive tackle Andrew Lewis, one of the many seniors who endured the darkest period in the program's history.
Not long ago, Syracuse was a good football place. There were 15 straight winning seasons from 1987 to 2001, but things got stale under coach Paul Pasqualoni. The school went outside the box and hired Greg Robinson, a longtime NFL assistant and a Pete Carroll protégé. It went from stale to sour -- and fast.
That led Syracuse to one of its own, Marrone, who played offensive tackle for the Orange in the mid-'80s. He fell so hard for the school that, even now with flecks of gray in his hair, he gets choked up when talking about the old times and what the university has meant to him.
It's corny, but you have to understand the journey. Marrone, 46, grew up in the Bronx, hard by the Throgs Neck Bridge. As a kid, he played football in a lot near the toll plaza. Run out of bounds, and you were flirting with oncoming traffic. He could've played for any of the big schools, but Syracuse was a love-at-first-sight thing.
This is his forever job. At his first news conference, Marrone declared, "This is the happiest day of my life." He got down to work and realized his alma mater's program was in worse shape than he had imagined. His first season was tough. He lost games and lost players, two dozen of whom transferred. Some of them wanted no part of Marrone's program, built on discipline and accountability.
It's not a country club, but Marrone does it his way. He has a plan, appropriately spelled out in a voluminous binder, titled, "The Plan." Guess what? It's working. The players who stayed are believers, and those who joined are beacons for the future. He has had two good recruiting classes, and a strong class is on the way in 2011, but no one could've imagined it would happen this quickly.
Syracuse has returned to respectability, but, as Bill Parcells always used to say, "Show me the pelts." It doesn't have a pelt yet; that will come with another victory.
The ultimate goal was defined before the season, when every coach and every player signed a contract. Not a legal document, of course, but a commitment to each other. Those contracts are kept in the team meeting room, and they include two clear objectives:
A winning season.
A bowl game.
Those goals are tantalizingly within reach.
"We're 6-3, and we have to win one more," said Marrone, straightening his orange and blue necktie -- school colors. "It sounds easy, but it's not."
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A mild fall morning would prove to be just what the Run Doctor ordered as close to 2700 elementary school students of Oakdale Joint Unified School District took to their respective fields for the annual Jog-a-Thon on Friday, Oct. 9.
Dana Suskind is a professor of surgery at the University of Chicago, whose speciality is cochlear implants that allow people who are born deaf to hear. She is also founder and director of the Thirty Million Words Initiative, also based at the University of Chicago. TMW researches programs that maximize the critical language development period of birth to 3 years old while helping to draw public attention to this critical phase of brain development.
Both the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and the Alpha Phi sorority at the University of California Los Angeles found themselves under fire Thursday morning after hosting a "Kanye Western" party, in which partygoers dressed up in "baggy clothes, plumped lips and padded bottoms" and, in some cases, black face by way of charcoal, according to The Daily Bruin, UCLA's student newspaper.
With presidential candidates like Hillary Clinton calling for an end to "the crushing burden of student debt," some higher education experts have begun to question federal policy that makes it nearly impossible to discharge student loans in bankruptcy.
Finnish kindergarten students don't even try to learn to read, noted Tim Walker, an American who lives and teaches fifth grade in Finland, in The Atlantic. Kindergarten in Walker's adopted country is largely devoted to play, discovery and socialization.
NEW ORLEANS — Ten years ago, with schools in New Orleans struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the state of Louisiana made the fateful decision to pull most of those schools into the existing Recovery School District, whose mission was to take failing schools and turn them into charter schools.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced on Friday that he would be stepping down at the end of the year. Obama's longest-serving cabinet member will have been at the center of educational upheavals for seven years, during which he carved out an aggressively reformist and centrist policy space.
Students at Maplewood Richmond Heights High School in Missouri will gather at the stadium for a homecoming game, but the ball will be round, not oval.
The United Kingdom wing of the Ernst & Young accounting firm recently announced that it will no longer require college degrees starting in 2016, relying instead on a combination of academic profile and online skills testing.
Spurred by escalating pressures for performance and a multitude of job demands in a high stress environment, principals are quitting the job at unprecedented rates, according to the Hechinger Report.
Teacher professional development is an enormous sinkhole, sucking billions of dollars every year and producing no measurable results, says a new study by TNTP, a New York-based nonprofit education reform group formerly known as The New Teacher Project. TNTP's 370 staff members work on the ground in schools around the country helping schools sharpen curriculum, improve hiring practices and retain top teachers.
Chicago mother Nyesha Terry wasn't exactly thrilled when she visited her son Lloyd's kindergarten classroom and found him wearing a trash bag, according to WGN-TV.
Four-year-old Zayde Sands does everything with his left hand.
CHICAGO — It's 10 a.m., class change time in Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, and students are churning between rooms. The boys in dark slacks, colored dress shirts and ties, the girls dressed similarly.
At-risk youths who held a summer job may also improve their school test scores this year, a new National Bureau of Economic Research study finds.
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So was the trip. I said "No" at the seriously correct time or would still be there chasing the dragon (and everybody knows tHAT is nowhere)... saw it happening o a lot o other good heads in the tourist trap called Thamel. The hash was unworldly if you just poked around but I even did very little of that.
My knee is seriously fucked up and looks like operation time. Well, the wear-&-tear was os of good use. I feel like I could die today and be dead without fear and then be reborn to follow most of this same path. Hey, it's better than money, I can take it with me!!
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Sabean: Signing A-Rod would be ``a reach'' for Giants
SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean plans to "kick the tires" to determine the feasibility of signing free agent Alex Rodriguez, but characterized the team's chances of acquiring the slugger as "a reach."
With Barry Bonds' tenure in San Francisco over after 15 seasons, there has been speculation that the Giants could try to replace baseball's home run king with the player considered to have the best chance to break Bonds' record.
Rodriguez recently opted out of his $252 million, 10-year contract with the New York Yankees and filed for free agency. Sabean was asked on a conference call Thursday whether the team was willing to commit a large percentage of its payroll to a player expected to receive a contract worth $30 million or more per year.
"I don't even know that they know what their expectations are," Sabean said of A-Rod and agent Scott Boras. "You have to do due diligence. I think that's the best way to put it: kick the tires on anything, including him. In baseball, almost anything is possible. How probable something like that would be would be a reach for me for the reasons you said. It can literally hamstring what you want to do for quite a while."
The 32-year-old Rodriguez led the majors with 54 homers and 156 RBIs this season. His 518 career home runs are the most by anybody his age and 184 more than Bonds' 334 at the same age. Bonds holds the career mark with 762 home runs.
Ned Colletti, GM of the rival Dodgers, didn't know whether Rodriguez would be interested in the Dodgers now that they've signed Joe Torre to manage.
"It's somewhat of a question for Alex and his representative," Colletti said. "We're going to meet as a group here at some point in time and discuss not only Alex Rodriguez but everybody else who is a free agent, plus the different trade scenarios we've got."
Torre, who managed Rodriguez in New York the past four seasons, was surprised A-Rod opted to end his contract with the Yankees.
"I know he liked it here, and I know he enjoyed the Yankees this year more than any other year," Torre said on WFAN. "We kind of forged this relationship this year and I don't know what clicked, to be honest with you, because I don't think I did anything different."
Torre also was taken aback that Rodriguez terminated his deal with the Yankees during Game 4 of the World Series.
"That certainly didn't sit well with anybody," Torre told the radio station.
Sabean said the Giants already were in discussions about a one-year deal with a vesting option for free-agent shortstop Omar Vizquel, and was interested in re-signing third baseman Pedro Feliz.
The priority this offseason is improving an offense that finished last in the majors in slugging percentage with a .387 mark and second-worst with 693 runs scored. That will have to be done without Bonds. Sabean reiterated the team's stance that it will not bring him back despite recent comments by the slugger that suggested there was still a chance he could return to San Francisco.
With a thin free-agent pool, Sabean said upgrades might require trading some of the club's young pitchers.
Rookie Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain are expected to stay in San Francisco, but the team could entertain deals for Noah Lowry or Jonathan Sanchez.
The Giants also hired a new hitting coach Thursday, giving the job to former AL batting champion Carney Lansford.
Lansford, a five-time All-Star who won the batting title in 1981, received a two-year contract to replace Joe Lefebvre on manager Bruce Bochy's staff. Lansford grew up in the Bay Area cheering for the Giants.
Lansford said he will encourage "unselfish baseball," with players taking pitches to allow for stolen bases. He wants his hitters advancing runners and creating runs.
"We have to do whatever it takes to win a ballgame," he said. "If that means taking pitches, you have to do that and feel good about it. At the same time, still move that runner over so the next guy can pick him up. That's hard to do sometimes, but winning ballclubs do that."
Sabean quickly added that did not mean the team didn't want to have any power in the lineup.
"We're not looking to have a Punch and Judy team," he said. "Nor is Carney going to be a Punch and Judy hitting coach. We believe in trying to hit doubles, trying to hit the ball as hard as you can. There will be times where those doubles are going to turn into home runs."
Lansford batted .290 during a 15-year career with the Angels, Boston and Oakland. Lansford, who was hitting coach for the Rockies' Triple-A affiliate this season, had previously been a bench coach for Tony La Russa in Oakland (1994-95) and St. Louis (1997-98).
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The Olympic truce — whether it's a myth or not — is one of Western civilization's most cherished ideals. The ancient truce — called Ekecheiria — was reportedly honored by the Greeks and their neighbors during the ancient Olympics. It facilitated safe travels and a cessation of hostilities for athletes, visitors, poets and others during the games at Olympia. The current Olympic truce is probably both more and less stable — heavy security prevents (but not always, see Black September) actual violence; and Rule 51 of the Olympic Charter explicitly states, "No kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas." That has not prevented politics from seeping into the games. Hitler's 1936 games were meant to prove Aryan superiority — and famously didn't. Black Americans Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who finished first and third, respectively, in the 200 meter-run, bowed their heads and gave the Black Power salute during the national anthem as a protest against racism in the U.S. (you can see a photo of that moment on our main website).A reciprocal boycott kept the Cold War chilly at the games in Moscow and L.A. in the eighties. And now, the Beijing summer Olympics threaten to be the most political games yet — Hollywood heavyweights are weighing in for the Olympic sport of protest, and athletes are preparing to confront China's record on the environment, human rights and Sudan. Today we're looking forward by looking back (Tommie Smith!) — do you think the Olympics should be a moment of truce, of noble competition unsullied by politics? Or are they the perfect venue for such displays?
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My daughter is a high level speedskater. She was so inspired by Joey's donation that she made her own contribution. She did not consider it a political gesture, but rather one of compassion to the family of man. What a better place to plea for universal compassion than the Olympic games.
I encourage athletes to protest during the games, but Americans will need to be prepared for protests regarding ourcontinued presence in Iraq. What will America's reaction be to these protests?
My mother, Vera Yvonovna Masuta, was on the Olympic Team for The Soviet Union and set to go to the 1940 Olympics that were canceled during World War II. She lives in Walnut Creek, California, still married to my dad, an American GI (William Armstrong) whom she met at the close of the war. I know that it is a lifelong regret that she missed her opportunity, and at age 91 she speaks often of her time in training and the historical events that interrupted her future.
I think that the Olympics should be a unifying event to connect the people of the world and create positive connections between nations. This will help to develop relationships and open up channels of communication and collaboration in the future.
If people are really concerned about China's politics then they should be more aware of the everyday products they buy and what corporations they support with the everyday choices they make. Put your money where your mouth is.
The Olympics should NOT be a venue for any suggestion of political view. It should be a refuge from the everyday posturing of differing points of view. Politics breed animosity, not sportsmanship, and any Olympic participant showing any sort of policical expression is "cheating", not abiding by the rules and should be sanctioned in some way. It is wrong to punish or reward any political stance in this context, no matter how honourable or noble it may seem.
Every time I see this picture my chest wells up with pride. Is there anything more AMERICAN than protesting injustice?
God Bless these gentlemen for their courage and fortitude.
I find the jingoism in US coverage of the Olympics annoying to the point of my not wanting to watch much of them - the enormous focus on US athletes rather than on the sports as a whole.
I wish that olympic events would be only about individuals, without nation ties - more the global citizen/athlete that is competing against past records. Nationalism and politics should not be a part of the games - it cheapens the event. Why should the ambience be "USA against Russia" or any other country against country.
It is more than satisfying and entertaining that somebody (of any race/country) is competing as one of the worlds top athletes.
For many years the american public have exploited people of color in sports to bring glory to the US while our society held them back in many ways. In its way it has been a modern form of slavery. I remember as a white 13 year old watching the Mexico City Olympics and the protest of Mr. T. Smith and his running mate. My father's reaction was one of disgust that they should demonstrate their cause in this way. I remember being struck by the fact that their cause must be important and their act of courage along with several other events over time from the integration of Central High School in Little Rock, the murder of M.L.King and the rioting and police suppression that followed, among others heralded an America that was rotting from within and only social revolution would bring justice to all of us. I am proud to be an American specifically because my brothers and sisters of color have shown purpose and courage in making us a better country. I only wish we were able to direct our focus as a people using this powerful example to the many problems that face our nation and the world. There are many false voices of "morality" in our society that divert our attention from the tasks at hand. We need more activists to galvanize our purpose.
Yes. As Tommy Smith said on your show, they are political anywhere. I am Mexican, was very proud of the Olympics in my home town, but cannot forgive the display in light of the earlier massacre at the Plaza of the Three Cultures. Again don't forget the Aussie who participated as well (he had a pin on his warm-up, and he's the one who told Smith and Carlos to share the one pair of gloves).
I enjoyed your TOTN feature on Olympics and Politics 28 Feb 2008. I had the pleasure of knowing Jack Shea--Speed skating Gold Medalist in Lake Placid 1932, while he was alive. I was a team mate of his grandson Jimmy Shea,Gold Medalist Skeleton 2002 Salt Lake City, on the US Skeleton Team. Jack often came to our races. Jack Shea shared with me one day that he protested the 1936 Winter Olympic Games in Germany by not going. I have the utmost respect for his decision. We hardly hear about these type of protests by athletes. I can't help but wonder if he could have had made a bigger statement and made a bigger impact by going to the games,participating and then speaking out in some form or manner as suggested or done by some of your athlete guests. Your speed skating guest may wish to contact the Shea family to find out more info about Jack's protest.
First, we don't watch athletes to hear their political opinions. Second, if athletes feel the need to speak out they should count the cost, because there they will pay a stiff price.
Leave the games pure. However, we humans can not leave anything pure.
Tommie Smith raised his gloved fist in the black power salute, not in solidarity with the civil rights movement and the ideal of integration.
Pardon me for pointing out that the civil rights movement led by Dr. King was integrationist and the black power movement was separatist. You know, like the breakup of the black-white coalition when Stokely Carmichael expelled whites from SNCC and it was no longer a civil rights organization but an identity movement?
Or later, when H. Rap Brown took over the reins and dropped the "Nonviolent" from the group's acronym (and made his famous statement that "violence is as American as cherry pie").
Stokely became the prime minister of the Black Panther Party and tried to do the same thing, i.e. break up the Black Panther coalition with white radical groups and turn it into an anti-white group, but he was unsuccessful.
I'm no fan of the Black Panthers but whatever you can say about them, they weren't anti-white, in fact, they were feted in penthouses all up and down Park Avenue.
And who could forget the 1969 shootout between the Black Panthers and Maulana Karenga's US Organization on the UCLA campus over control of the black studies department?
Uncle Tommie's salute didn't do a darn thing for civil rights. Look at any civil rights timeline. All the civil rights legislation was passed during LBJ's term, and ended, in fact, began to be rolled back, when Nixon was elected in 1968. Where was Tommie Smith then? Where was he in the 1980 when Reagan and Bush further dismantled civil rights legislation?
Thanks for your symbolic contribution for making separate-but-equal a reality, Uncle Tommie. We now have four self-segregated black hosts over at News and Notes alongside an all-white lineup at Talk of the Nation. Gosh, Mr. Tom, can you tell me why all of Farai Chideya's blog posts are framed as questions to black people? Is it to make non in-group members feel like interlopers by definition? Just like it did back in the 50s, huh?
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Bravo to those of you making thoughtful points of the spirit of the games. In truth, it is meant to be unifying, but that doesn't mean we have to be silent.
The Chinese are people too, not just government, and they deserve more than abandonment.
However, that doesn't mean 'not going' or 'not watching' is the answer. How many Americans have genuinely researched and seen the Chinese policies and government in action? By attending, by bringing LIGHT to, having our media attention on someone other than ourselves is healthy. Anita was right, about how the boycotting aspect doesn't genuinely make sense, as it just reinforces the divide in the world without solving any problem. What would have happened had Owens and other 'races' boycotted the 1936 Olympics? Would that statement had been made?
Above, Nicole Smith made a beautiful point. A global event, political or not, is not the place to be righteous or consciousnesses if you are not ready to make that step in your own life. The Olympics are not the answer to our American woes.
The question, "Does an Olympian participate as a person or a as citizen of their country?" doesn't present a problem at all when both roles ought to be honored, that is, they're not necessarily in opposition. A Black Power fist accurately represented the political climate of the United States at the time it was raised, and affectively represented the country from which the person comes. Socio-political messages by athletes then, does not somehow cast them out of the the role as a representative of their country, but rather accomplishes it.
The Olympics are meant to unite countries and society. The act of watching your representatives compete against other countries' competitors brings a sense of pride and joy. By bringing politics into it, you are risking that what the athletes or representatives in the Olympics are advocating is not supported by all. The Olympics is about sports and that's how it should stay. The sports in our country are barely about sports as it is, at least professionally. You are more likely to see actual sports and teamwork watching college or high school sports. The Olympics are about unity and strength, bringing countries together in peaceful competition, if only for a few weeks. If we bring in politics, we may alienate countries that we could compete against and they may not return, undercutting the message of the Olympics.
What many don't realize in the case of China is that Chinese citizens are being arrested, tortured, and killed to make way for the Olympics. These people are being killed, not because of some crime, but because of what they believe or who they are. Falun Gong mediators, Tibetans, human rights lawyers, and others top the list. The athletes and the world needs to know that while they are enjoying these games in Beijing, just down the street in the laogai (Chinese re-education camp) innocent men, women, and children will be screaming in pain or will be silenced forever. That kind of cruelty should be protested.


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Kauai, Oahu, Maui and Hawaii big island discount Car Rental Reservations
Our discount car rental rates are for airport pick up, drop off and payments at that time. Good for all Hawaiian islands of Kauai, Oahu, Maui and Hawaii. Discount contract rate is built into the links below.
Airport codes - Kauai - LIH; Honolulu - HNL; Hilo - ITO; Kona - KOA; Maui (Kahului)- OGG
Price details- we recommend using the links above for the most up to date prices
Taxes will be calculated when making the reservation. You may cancel without penalty, no credit card until pickup.
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VegKC Restaurant Meetup - Eden Alley? (Pending Confirmation)
We will be selecting and posting a venue for this month's restaurant event shortly. Some of our favorite Veg friendly places in the area that you may enjoy checking out... Learn more
- Needs a location
- Coming soon
Hosted by: Michael J. (VegKC Photographer)
This Meetup repeats on the 2nd Saturday of every month
VegKC Restaurant Meetup - Blue Koi (Pending Confirmation) 2 going Sat Sep 10 2:00 PM VegKC Restaurant Meetup - [Venue] 1 going Sat Oct 8 2:00 PM VegKC Restaurant Meetup - [Venue] 1 going Sat Nov 12 2:00 PM
Recent Meetups
July 9 · 2:00 PMVegKC Restaurant Meetup - Waldo Pizza
"It's delicious!" =) If you decide to RSVP - Show Up. We're planning on doing Waldo Pizza this month. We will be doing a vegan all you care to eat pizza and salad buffet... Learn more
June 24 · 6:00 PMVegan: Everyday Stories - Screening with VFA
6/24/16 Updates/reminders: *The doors open tonight at 6pm and food (bbq sandwich, pasta salad, and chips) will be promptly served. *Water will be provided, but (as... Learn more
June 13 · 6:30 PMVegKC Impromptu Meetup - Waldo Pizza!
If you RSVP, show up. "It's delicious!" =) If you decide to RSVP - Show Up. We're planning on doing an extra off schedule evening event at Waldo Pizza next week. ... Learn more
June 11 · 2:00 PMVegKC Restaurant Meetup - Café Gratitude
Café Gratitude is a restaurant which originated in California. A group of local people pulled together and created one opening here in Kansas City in May of 2012. The... Learn more
May 14 · 2:00 PMVegKC Restaurant Meetup - Taj Indian
If you RSVP show up. We'll be enjoying their lunch buffet of vegan and vegetarian options (including veggie pakora, naan, and a selection of main dishes. If you're... Learn more
- See all past Meetups