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The Jazz and the road has ALWAYS been a disaster. Even really solid Jazz teams of the past would get 55 wins with records like 37-4 at home and 18-23 on the road. When I saw this was going to be on ESPN tonight, boom, I knew the road and national TV meant the wrong end of blowout city.
- 3:49 a.m. Nov. 10, 2012
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When will this Corbin insanity end? We have too much talent to be this bad.
- 5:28 a.m. Nov. 10, 2012
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I just wanted to say the Jazz traded the Denver Front Court (Koufas and the
draft rights for Faried) and 2 additional first round picks for Jefferson. This
might have been the worst trade ever.
Additionally, the Jazz would have been under the luxury tax for the last 2 years and could have gotten other free agents without the Jefferson salary.
The most disturbing thing about this whole Jefferson problem is that the Jazz believe that they need to be a fast break team. If you want to be a fast break team; don't play Jefferson. He is too slow. The Jazz need to be a post team when Jefferson is in the lineup and Jefferson need to take 20+ shots a game. He is too bad defensively to be in the game if you do not give him the ball on the offensive game.
Quite Frankly Favors needs to start with Millsap, Williams, Williams, and Hayward. Jefferson needs to come in with Foye and Kanter in the second unite and play a post up game.
- 8:51 a.m. Nov. 10, 2012
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Will someone please light a fire under Jefferson? He was lazy on both ends of the court last night, not that our shoot-first guards gave him much of a chance to post. On the other hand, Favors looked great.
- 10:13 a.m. Nov. 10, 2012
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This was the worst beat-down I have seen the Jazz take in 20 years.
No fight, no response, no time outs to stop the bleeding....
Very frustrating. Time to find a new coach.
Too much talent here for this.
- 10:26 a.m. Nov. 10, 2012
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I have to agree with many of the other folks here. It is time to get a new
coach. It is beyond frustrating watching this poorly coached Jazz team. They
have way too much raw talent to be playing this awful (they might also develop
some bad habits due to the coaching). The Lakers got rid of coach Brown because
he wasn't performing and was actually hurting the team with his coaching
(and Princeton offense). I strongly feel that Corbin is doing the same, hurting
the Jazz. I'm really hoping that our new G.M. Dennis Lindsey steps up to
the plate and replaces Corbin. Corbin is a nice enough bloke, he just isn't
head coach material. Dennis, if you must keep him, please demote him to
assistant and bring in someone like Mike D'antoni before the Lakers snatch
him. A coach like him will definitely have our boys running...they're very
young and need to be running.
P.S. Please trade Jefferson. He's a good guy, but much like Booze, is a complete defensive liability.
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Six points in one quarter? What's with that? If I worked that poorly at my job I would be replaced.
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• In this week's column at Comic Book Resources, Augie de Blieck Jr. pokes the hornets' nest by laying out a plan for comics fans to move from monthly issues to collected editions — and to switch from the local store to an online retailer. It's all part of his effort to save money.
"I don't care what on-line retailer you use," he writes. Find one you can trust and that has a solid selection of books in stock at all times, and throw them your money. It's a good habit to train your mind to pay for books that you don't walk out the door with. Once you delay that instant gratification, you start thinking more about your choices and start only order the books you really want to read. You'll find out what's important this way."
The column sparks discussion at the Pipeline Forum and at Comics Worth Reading, where de Blieck admits the email he's received on the topic is "hilarious — it's either people thanking me for the advice on a move they'd like to make in their reading habits, or retailers threatening to boycott CBR because I'm a jackass."
• Also at CBR, Hack/Slash creator Tim Seeley considers the barriers to publishing less-expensive comics: "… there's got to be a balance found somewhere–which is, it sells enough for the retailers to say, 'If I devote this much rack space to it, I'll make up for the $3.99 book' — so you'll have to sell three times as many. Which is tough. How do you do that? I'm pretty sure I can't get Art Adams to draw me a book that I can sell for $1.99, or Mark Millar to write it."
At Anime Vice, Gia Manry picks up on Seeley's comments about telephone book-sized, manga-style anthologies as a possible alternative for American comics. However, the consensus is that the monthly comics crowd would resist the move.
• Blogger Kirk Warren goes old school by asking his readers what is their most valuable comic.
Please support your local brick-and-mortar stores. If they don't carry what you want that second, they can order it. If they get more people asking for trades and collections, they'll carry them. It helps you're local economy and keeps money in your community.
I still say that if a publisher put together a subscription-based multi-series anthology that had at least 2-3 series I was interested in and was affordable (even importing from Japan, my subscriptions to these manga magazines are like, $25 per 6 months- it'd be tough).
And one thing I forgot to ask both readers about: advertising. Japanese companies supplement the cost of anthologies (or try) by advertising. Not generic advertising like in an American magazine (nor anywhere near that volume), but in the beginning and ending of the books you'll find ads for the publisher's other products, for the trades of popular series, for merchandise of the manga (or other adaptations of said manga), etc. Which is ANOTHER thing that could work really well, but I'm guessing would probably be resisted by comic fans.

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Frank Ocean, Diplo and the Clash collaborate on new song 'Hero'
R&B singer Frank Ocean, producer Diplo and the Clash's guitarist Mick Jones and bassist Paul Simonon have combined their various talents into a new track for Converse's "Three Artists, One Song" series. Listen to and download "Hero" and watch a behind the scenes video below.
According to Rolling Stone, Diplo led the charge, recruiting the musicians and managing production. Diplo famously sampled the Clash's song "Straight to Hell" for M.I.A.'s 2007 hit "Paper Planes." "For me, the Clash represented really unexpected things with a garage attitude, so that's where I was going with 'Hero,'" Diplo said.
Ocean's first new song in two years, "Hero" gains a heavy dose of soul from his vocals, which seamlessly blend with Diplo's dub and electronic samples and the Clash's dirty guitar riffs. The West Los Angeles Children's Choir adds a gospel touch.
Geoff Cottrill, a vice president at Converse, told Rolling Stone that there will be a video released for "Hero," as the sneaker company has previously done for "Three Artists" tracks "DoYaThing" by Gorillaz, Andre 3000 and James Murphy and "Warrior" by Mark Foster, Kimbra and A-Trak.


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What do you think of the towels? Are they clever – or just plain gross?
I think it's pretty funny, but it doesn't make me think "wow, I need to shave!"


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Flooding in NSW has claimed two lives, cut roads and power
and prompted evacuation orders for communities along the
mid-north coast.
A 17-year-old boy died after being swept into a drainpipe on
Friday night as he was collecting golf balls in waist-deep
water in the town of Kew.
Early on Saturday afternoon the body of a man was found in
his submerged car on a flooded road at Mylneford, about 20km
northwest of Grafton.
NSW Police have urged motorists to avoid driving into
floodwaters following the man's death and more than 20
rescues from floodwaters as a low pressure system tracked
south bringing heavy rain and winds.
Evacuation orders were issued on Saturday for communities
along the mid-north coast as rising rivers were predicted to
overtop levees and cause flooding.
Kempsey's central business district was expected to be
flooded late on Saturday night.
The flooding has forced roads closures, including parts of
the Pacific Highway and other major routes, and the wild
weather has cut power to thousands of residents.
Around 100 train passengers on the Countrylink XPT service
from Sydney to Casino were trapped for nearly 17 hours after
fallen trees, floodwaters and a landslide stopped the train
three times before it reached Coffs Harbour at midday on
Meanwhile, a Westpac Lifesaver rescue helicopter on Saturday
afternoon flew a family of eight, including a newborn baby,
to Port Macquarie from a farm cut off by floodwaters about
30km west of Wauchope.
The chopper was also diverted to rescue a woman trapped in
her car by floodwaters.
On Saturday afternoon an evacuation order was issued for
downtown residents and businesses of Kempsey as the Macleay
River rose and was expected to flood the central business
district on Saturday night.
Another evacuation order was issued for low-lying parts of
Port Macquarie and surrounds while other communities,
including around Grafton and Bellingen, as well as parts of
Lismore in the state's north, were issued with warnings.
The Bureau of Meteorology predicted the Macleay River at
Kempsey Bridge would peak near 7.3 metres at 6am (AEDT) on
Sunday with further rises possible.
NSW's Transport Management Centre urged motorists not to
travel on the mid-north or north coast because of closures in
place on the Pacific and Oxley Highways and other major
It said the New England Highway remained an alternative route
to and from Queensland.
The State Emergency Service said that by mid-Saturday
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It said nearly 18,400 people and 7350 dwellings were subject
to evacuation orders in northeast NSW and around 3700 people
were isolated by floodwaters.
Up to 20,000 residents were affected by power cuts caused by
The Bureau of Meteorology said the low would track slowly
towards the southwest to be near Dubbo late on Saturday
evening, with widespread rain expected in eastern NSW.
Gales were expected in coastal areas with damaging gusts and
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N64 security screws
does anybody know how to open up an n64 without buying a special screw driver? I'm going to make an instructable on how to make a cheap, good, desktop power supply out of the n64 powersupply. If you look at it's specs it's pretty good for it's size! 3.3 volts at 2.2 amps and 12 volts at .8 amps. I'm going to but a boost circuit in and get 5 volts too (didn't want to use a 7805, if you're going to be using the 12 volts you want all the amps you want, plus what project uses 2.2 amps of 3.3 volts?). Plus I'm going to make it so that you can still use it as a power supply for the n64, and it won't be ugly.
I just tryed to improvise melty pen trick with a old scripto, i would advise trying clear bics to whoever is considering making a bit, because the white pens i think are too soft , the end result after lots of tucking the barrel into itself to acheive a kind of solid rod, looked like a perfect mold of the screw head, but the teeth failed under actual wrist torque, if i find a clear bic before my ebay bit set gets here, im gonna try it again..
The whole melted pen thing seems intriguing though, sounds like something people would do in prison to make screwdrivers
The whole melted pen thing seems intriguing though, sounds like something people would do in prison to make screwdrivers
try the melt-a-pen trick, it works perfectly for me
hey mate ummm what type of pen did you use cause i've tried it and it has not worked please reply though hotmail if you can mines email@example.com thanks heaps
i used a cheap white PAPER-MATE pen, i used it on a gamecube though, not a 64. but the screws are the same
I bought a screwdriver off of ebay for sub-$5 (including S&H... or as Goodhart called it, acidity) But before that, on my DS, I was successful with a flathead screwdriver that was the length of one of the 3 "prongs" Just be glad they don't use those ones that can't be taken out ;-)
I never wrote whether the pH was high or low :-p
thats what i did to disassemble my ds.
4.5mm and 3.8mm screwdrivers to open n64 security screws are newelectronx. search for it on web. you will find they have the lowest price on these screwdrivers.
Is the screw head outside the box or is it counter sunk into the box?
It does appear to have a generally hexagonal shape to it, maybe one of the sockets in the mm range would work?
As a last resort, here they are only about $2 us + pH
It does appear to have a generally hexagonal shape to it, maybe one of the sockets in the mm range would work?
As a last resort, here they are only about $2 us + pH
If it protrudes from the box, and you don't mind ruining the head, you could use a hacksaw to "slot" the head and use a regular screwdriver .
it kinda looks like a hex bit, I'm going to try and make a inverse hex bit using my hex screwdriver
are the screws Y shaped? if so, just use a small flat head screw driver
no, they're similar to an inverse hex. similar to the top of the bolt. I have one of those triwings, costed 1 dollar, free shipping.
There was a hack where you melted a pen into the shape of the screw. I owuld google for it..
i've tried that with gameboy advances and it never really works


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Dec. 11 SUNY New Paltz roundup: Women's basketball now 9-0
Women's basketball: New Paltz 53, Hamilton 43
SUNY New Paltz improved to 9-0 with the non-league home win.
Alex McCullough scored 12 points, Maliqua Fisher had 11 and Michelle Valle added 10 points and 11 rebounds for New Paltz, off to its best start in history. The Hawks squandered an eight-point halftime lead, went down 36-32 and outscored the Continentals 21-7 over the final 10 minutes.
Men's basketball: Hamilton 82, New Paltz 68
Matt Devine posted 15 points and seven rebounds for host SUNY New Paltz in its non-league setback.
Deveino McRae had 13 points and six rebounds and Kevin Roach had 10 points and seven rebounds for New Paltz (4-6).
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A three-hour search was carried out in Western Bay of Plenty
last night after a boat carrying three men was reported
The boat had left Sulphur Point in downtown Tauranga,
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was expected back by sundown.
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The NYT featured the East Coast's famed dessert, Whoopie Pies, this week. I haven't had one of those little cupcake sandwiches in years and I can't say I've ever seen one in a Twin Cities bake shop...so to all the folks at Baker's Wife, Salty Tart, Lucia's, etc., consider this a formal request for a new addition to your wares.
In the meantime, tide yourself over by making a batch of the Whoopies that once graced the cover of Gourmet Magazine--the filling is made with marshmallow fluff vs. buttercream frosting, as the Times suggests. I've had 'em twice, courtesy two of my favorite home bakers (thanks Kim, thanks Megan) and they were divine.
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The practice has been established since 1954 and it's ethos is rooted in the Christian tradition. As a consequence, the current partnership recognises the importance of holistic health care and seeks to address the needs of individuals in physical, psychological, social and spiritual terms, whilst respecting equality and diversity.
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Growing up in a family drawn to the outdoors, Rebecca has always experienced a closeness to the natural world. With the supportive encouragement of her
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Peppered Pork Pitas With Garlic Spread
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is wonderful served with a large Greek salad. Great for a quick supper or an elegant lunch.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup mayonnaise or 1⁄3 cup salad dressing
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 2 garlic cloves, finely minced
- 1 medium red pepper, cut in thin strips
- 1 medium onion, sliced thin and separated into rings
- 1 lb boneless pork loin chop, cut into thin strips
- 1 tablespoon olive oil, plus
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon fresh coarse ground black pepper
- 4 pita bread rounds (7 inches in diameter)
- Mix the mayonnaise, milk and garlic in a small bowl; set aside.
- Mix pork, 1 tablespoon oil and pepper in medium bowl.
- Heat a non-stick skillet over medium-high heat.
- Add 2 teaspoons oil and when warm add onions and red pepper.
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- Heat pita rounds as directed on package.
- Lightly spread one side of each pita round with garlic mixture.
- Spoon pork mixture over each; fold and serve.
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Wonderful dinner these made tonight! I love how easy and quick this was to put together. The garlic mayo sauce is so perfect on these. I will definately be making these often. Made for ZWT6: No-Nonsense Nibblers.
So easy and good! Love the garlic mayo! The pitas are a nice change!!
LOVED IT! Paula, thank you for another terrific recipe. Loved the flavor of the sauce and the addition of the red bell pepper in this pita. I cheated and used leftover pork. I will definitely be making this again! Made for ZWT, please see my rating system as I rate tougher than most.


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we were there for the later parts last night and i have to agree that some people in the crowd were absolutely an embarrassment. i am as disgusted with where things are going in this country as pretty much anyone else in the room, but we do ourselves little credit as the opposition when we puerilize the tone and content of our arguments - the jeering and interrupting only takes away from the articulate / worthy arguments being made - and the ludicrous/batshitcrazy/rambling and incoherent statements made by some are probably just going to end up as jokes about how crazy people in seattle are, told over lunch somewhere in DC. we made a strong showing numbers-wise last night, but after seeing some of the ranting/rambling done by some (including jumping up on the stage, blathering about how hiphop brings us a world of "connectedness" without making any mention of, um, media consolidation, etc., and having a gaggle of drunk or stoned highschoolers blathering and interjecting loudly over whoever was speaking), i feel like perhaps the spirit and tone were degraded somehow.
it also was a bit annoying that a certain unpaid stranger intern was talking loudly and unapologetically on his cell phone from the back-left row of the hall. we know you've got a story to file, but the 'turn off cell phones' sign i think was supposed to apply to everyone, so that everyone could hear what was being said...
It sounds like Slog come alive.
By "so that everyone could hear what was being said," I assume you're referring to the rhetoric of the loudmouths surrounding me; they definitely added to the discourse. Everyone else spoke through the PA.
It's FAZE, not "phase", unless there was the expectation that Mr. Allen would change his physical state following his presentation. This is starting to surpass "for all intensive purposes" as "Most Annoying Journalistic Malapropism".
I totally agree with kinkos. It's tiresome to me that one of the drawbacks of living in such a generally left-leaning progressive region is having to watch as a good message is diluted by the small but very vocal fringe of mental defects.
It's frustrating that they don't see how their erratic and disrespectful behavior is discrediting the people who are effectively working for change. How can someone expect to push things in the right direction by insulting and belittling the people they have to work with to get what they want? If you want a raise do you go into your boss's office, piss in his file cabinet, and tell him that your current wage sucks?
Just thinking about the loudmouths sitting around drinking their coffee this morning and patting themselves on the backs makes me want a drink...
You guys are a bunch of elitists.
"How can someone expect to push things in the right direction by insulting and belittling the people they have to work with to get what they want?"
Many people that I have met here in Seattle, esp some of the younger ones, have very little experience of having to engage and get along with people with the opposite opinion. Coming from a small town, it is a thing of daily life. Be respectful- talk, listen, opinion and present your views. The other way is like a big stick and it hurts us all.
Thanks for attending Brian. And keep up the good work.
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The fact that 281 individuals got up to speak their two minutes on this issue at such short notice is an amazing thing. Who you may consider embarrassing in the crowd or at the mic in the later hours is of no consequence. The crowd kept each other in check just fine,and if you have a problem with someone yelling or talking on the phone too loud, get up and tell them so your damn self.
I feel the spirit was heightened by letting the relatively few people in the world who will actually see this event know that there is an active and alive public behind the camera and the microphone. What comes out in the "media" in the coming days and weeks will be a pale imitation of what actually happened here on Friday. Enjoy it now,and remember it while it's real .If we are silenced in the audience at a hearing like this,why show up at all ? Ever hear transcripts of British Parliament ? Or some of the recent Congressional hearings in the U.S.? It's vocal and rowdy sometimes,and thats the way people get when they are sick and tired of their voices being shut out of the discourse.
I was there from 9 p.m until 1 a.m and was proud to be a part of the vibrant and vocal scene happening there. Any nonsensical or embarrassing behavior may have been the result of your tired, overworked brain. The power of the individual voice is what mattered most,and that people spoke up. Quit complaining.
I just spoke with Jonathan Lawson from Reclaim The Media (full disclosure: he's my upstairs neighbor), and his headcount exceeded 1100, which is what's being reported on the RTM web site (www.reclaimthemedia.org), so this was a pretty impressive outpouring of support for media diversity (reportedly the highest attended of the six public hearing held), despite the FCC Chair Martin's blatant attempt to squelch public input and debate.
And speaking of which, it sounds like the Commission got exactly what they (at least the three GOP members) deserved. If the crowd Friday night exhibited so little respect for public decorum, they were simply reflecting the Commission's own lack of respect for the public process they are sworn to uphold. Keep in mind, the previous five public hearings were announced weeks, in some cases months in advance. That Martin specifically chose to wait until the last possible minute to announce the Seattle hearing date, simply serves to point up the fact he was trying to avoid the very thing that occured at Town Hall; a HUGE public groundswell of opposition to the proposed media deregulation standards the Commission is seeking to railroad through.
So, the fact that RTM was able to turn out more than 1,000 politicians, broadcasters, union representatives, media critics, and ordinary citizens - yes, even a few clearly bat-shit crazy citizens - on five days notice (and major props to Jonathan and his cadre of volunteers for pulling together an incredibly diverse constituency to give testimony on such short notice) speaks volumes as to the amount of public interest and concern there is regarding this issue.
Martin and the GOP majority on the Commission can chose to ignore the public input, which has been overwhelming against his proposal - at their peril. Seriously, when even fellow Republicans like Dave Reichert are willing to go on-record as saying further media deregulation is not in the public interest, and with a bipartisan move already underway in Congress to block the FCC, Martin has to see the writing on the wall.
That some of it came in the form of a few incoherent ramblings shouldn't in the least detract from the overwhelmingly cogent and articulate arguments made by many, many others.
to "copy"- Amen to that! In democracies one will encounter the broad spectrum of human abilities & behaviors, ie we're not all "above Average"... and I appreciate the reference to Parliament. We have some history of snide "back-benchers" in Congress, too... and some, like Newt Gingrich, said fabulous (if occasionally wittily snarky) things.
I was there from 4-10PM, and testified after the Raging Grannies got up to sing- about the only occasion all night that the 2-minute "shot clock" was ignored (they got, maybe, 25 seconds extra). I was never bored... on the contrary, I kept being surprised by the depth & breadth of the varied media experience indicated by the testimony given. Even some "off the cuff" speakers made salient points that had not emerged from earlier statements. The room's acoustics are great, and sound system so effective that there wasn't a "bad seat" (or a lousy "feed") anywhere. I'll remember this night with more fondness than the Nader-dominated WTO debates held there in 1999, because it wasn't wonk-dominated (or "big-personality"-inspired, either)... it was as close to "we, the people" as I can recall... & the more salient (& hopeful) for that fact. ^..^
I attended from around 3:30 to 9:15 and was impressed by the attendees and their voices. It seemed that the hissing toward Martin began after he spoke his first sentence that was less than truthful. The masses are tired of not being listened to and lied to by minion of this administration. Like one individual stated "What is different from the last time that this commission was here, what don't you get? We said the same things then, no deregulation for increased consolidation, get it? They get it but they have their own agenda and it isn't in the public's interest. They were reminded that the airways belonged to the public and that these five companies that control the media do not fulfill their obligation to the public. That they just funnel the disinformation to us from the powerful that control their funnel. I liked the statement the President of the University of Washington gave. He talked about dumbing down, although he framed it much better. He stated that due to the lack of good, informative media that makes individuals think, the University gets young people who do not use critical thinking, that they are not aware of what is happening in the world, and that he holds the media responsible for a big part of this problem.
I think the commission got a good earful and I am proud of this region for their response to truth to power. Oh, to receive respect one has to give it. The FCC is suppose to work for the people of this country, they are not a lobby for big media, they work for us,our money pays their bills.
I actually agree with Martin, and I think if some of the folks who attended the meeting would look at the big picture then they would too. His rules makes sense for today's media landscape. Local TV and radio stations are facing challenges from all angles as media continues to fragment.
I've done some work with NAB, so I've see that a lot of local TV and radio stations are kept afloat thanks to corporate resources. Relaxation of ownership rules is the only option that makes sense in today's media landscape.
What you're saying is very much akin to arguing that to help the farming business we should encourage multinational agribusiness to buy up all the local farms. It may be better for somebody's bottom line, but it leads to a mono-culture that is more dangerous than slim profit margins, it kills local participation, while destroying communities.
Add to that a consideration of the role that media plays in our ability to understand the world around us, and it's clear that relaxing the ownership rules is the opposite of what should be happening.
I found the panelists' pro-consolidation arguments downright scary, especially Cheryl A. Salomone from the Tri-Cities, who seemed to be backing corporate facism in the broadcast media. She also seemed to have been recently lobotomized.
it really did become open-mic-night for some people, though. One guy actually said "I wrote this poem last week, before I even knew about the hearing" and then just read a poem. Others turned their "radio voices" up to 11, so smooth and overly rehearsed, almost masturbating with their own voices so it became almost hard to listen to their words. Then some people tried to "get real" with the committee, all man-to-man. It was very tense and painful.
@10 - um, sure, 281 people spoke, and that's great. i'm not arguing that we all capitulate to the whims of the commission - instead, i'm saying that if we truly want to be heard and heeded to the fullest extent, we simply engage in clueful *advocacy* as opposed to rambling and/or disrespectful and/or irrelevant rants. jumping on the stage, last i checked, is not good advocacy. there are examples of good advocacy and bad advocacy out there (look at open source software for example - a pretty good parallel to the crowd at town hall) - in the cases of good advocacy, there is a clear, articulate message or demand that is unequivocally delivered loud and clear. in cases of bad advocacy, the clowns distract the decision makers from the clear and articulate message that needs to be delivered. it's good we got so many people up there, but i left there a lot *less* certain that the message was going to be heard and taken seriously than before i got there. from what i'm seeing here, i think that is the opinion of a lot of people who were there.
that being said, it sure is better than nothing and there's no question where the people stand on the issue.
It's a lot easier to repeat sanctimonious puffery about the "disrespectful" "clowns" (both for unpaid interns and commenters) than to actually take note of the strong arguments and effective advocacy on display at Town Hall.
The one guy I saw who "jumped on the stage" was Gavin Dahl from KAOS.. afterwards he got invited back to talk to Kevin Martin's staff and got to have more meaningful back-and-forth with FCC staff than nearly anyone else present (all as reported on his blog Digital Crossroads). So I'd say that was fairly effective advocacy.
It's a lot easier to repeat sanctimonious puffery about the "disrespectful" "clowns" (both for unpaid interns and commenters) than to actually take note of the strong arguments and effective advocacy on display at Town Hall.
The one guy I saw who "jumped on the stage" was Gavin Dahl from KAOS.. afterwards he got invited back to talk to Kevin Martin's staff and got to have more meaningful back-and-forth with FCC staff than nearly anyone else present (all as reported on his blog Digital Crossroads). So I'd say that was fairly effective advocacy.
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The following should print "hello" (or some reminder) on my Linux command line at 9:00 AM today:
$ at 9:00AM
warning: commands will be executed using /bin/sh
at> echo "hello"
at> <EOT>
However, at the specified time, nothing happens.
I have an empty
etc/at.deny and no
/etc/at.allow file, so there shouldn't be any problems with permissions to use the command. Also, writing a file at 9:00 AM works:
$ at 9:00AM
at> echo "hello" > /home/mart/hello.txt
at> <EOT>
$ cat /home/mart/hello.txt
All jobs are shown as scheduled, I just can't get any output to the terminal window (I'm on Crunchbang Linux with Terminator). Why? Do I need to somehow specify the window for that output?
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NEW YORK — Attention sportswear makers: Peasant tops, sheer blouses and ruffly skirts might be all the rage now, but come 2004 these relaxed hippie looks will have split the scene.
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A more tailored and minimalist way of dressing will set in. Technology will also play a bigger role influencing apparel. Structured clothing will prevail, while in some cases, looser and simpler styles will be apparent.
The question will be tech-wear or eco-wear?
These predictions, albeit differing, come from two Manhattan-based fashion forecasters, Haysun Hahn and David Wolfe, who are featured in the newly released book "Stylemakers: Inside Fashion," (The Monacelli Press, $50) by Marcia Sherrill and Carey Adina Karmel, where they are referred to as "futurists" and "prophets."
They forecast that beginning with spring 2004, the biggest transformation in mainstream sportswear will occur.
Hahn, director of Bureau de Style, said a more tailored way of dressing will translate into ensemble outfits and "power clothing."
"We're not going back to `Dynasty,' but we're going back to power dressing," said Hahn, whose clients range from L'Oreal to Adidas. "We'll see the resurgence of traditional fabrics. Checks and plaids will look more formal and harken back to what we used to think was career clothing."
Instead of prairie shirts, Hahn said structured shirts will come back and technical fabrics that don't require ironing will be important.
"It's more of a proper wardrobe mentality," Hahn said. "Whenever you have Seventies' fashion like now, it's about escapism. So that means we're coming out of a fashion [cycle] and into a new one."
Hahn said 2004 is when the first decade of the new millennium really begins to influence mainstream sportswear, because it takes a while for things to catch up. So, people might be sporting bare-midriff tops and see-through blouses now, but they will be covering up soon, she promised.
"We have too much turmoil in the world at the moment, so things will become more discreet," she said. "It's about not showing as much body. We're also in a new age of aggression and clothing will be much more disposable. We're going to throw out furniture and cars if we can."
Taking a slightly different outlook, Wolfe, creative director for the buying office and consulting firm The Doneger Group, said people will be showing off even more body down the road.
"It will be about nature and the naturalists," Wolfe said, whose clients range from Wal-Mart to Saks Inc. "We're going to be more accepting of more body types, so there won't be the same kind of urge to hide your body."
As for peasant tops and ethnic looks, Wolfe said these hippie looks signal the beginning of a trend toward country dressing that's really "grassroots American."
"Technology is going so fast that we're going to see an emotional backlash against it," Wolfe predicted. "People will want to pretend in their dressing as if they're leading very simple lives in the country."
Because of the heightened threat to personal security, Wolfe said people are not trusting modern times, so they will search for simplicity in things like simple smock dresses in natural fibers and gingham checks. House dresses will come back in fashion, like ones from the Thirties and Forties.
"When shapes are big and comfortable, they suit a lot of different body types and ages," Wolfe said. "There's also a great untapped market in the older consumer."
Wolfe agreed with Hahn, saying the apparel industry is still trying to shake off the 20th century.
"If fashion is a feast, we're in between courses," he said. "The action is at the low end [of sportswear] and at the high end and we're waiting for the middle market to speed up and have some change. But by 2004, there will be a big shakeout — fewer players, and the ones that are left overwill have to reinvent themselves."


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BEGGS, Okla. (AP) - An unidentified man has died after a rollover crash on an Okmulgee County highway.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the accident happened just before midnight Sunday on State Highway 16.
Troopers say the pickup drifted off the left side of the road and struck an embankment before overturning 1½ times and coming to rest on its top with its undercarriage on fire.
Troopers say an Okmulgee County Sheriff's deputy and a Beggs police officer pulled the unconscious driver from the vehicle and placed him in an ambulance, but the man died a short time later.
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This is a follow-up of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3799359/why-am-i-getting-non-exhaustive-patterns-in-function-when-i-invoke-my-haskel
I understand that using
-Wall, GHC can warn against non-exhaustive patterns. I'm wondering what's the reason behind not making it a compile-time error by default given that it's always possible to explicitly define a partial function:
f :: [a] -> [b] -> Int
f [] _ = error "undefined for empty array"
f _ [] = error "undefined for empty array"
f (_:xs) (_:ys) = length xs + length ys
The question is not GHC-specific.
Is it because...
- nobody wanted to enforce a Haskell compiler to perform this kind of analysis?
- a non-exhaustive pattern search can find some but not all cases?
- partially defined functions are considered legitimate and used often enough not to impose the kind of construct shown above? If this is the case, can you explain to me why non-exhaustive patterns are helpful/legitimate?


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Filmfare awards to take a look into Bollywood future
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The trophy was unveiled by actress Priyanka Chopra who, along with Ranbir Kapoor, will be hosting the ceremony to be held on January 24. (Photo: Varinder Chawla)
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Despite a few stumbles, the Indiana Pacers have deftly maintained season-long control of the Eastern Conference.
They have, in fact, owned the NBA's best record most of the year — no easy accomplishment with Miami, Oklahoma City and San Antonio within constant striking distance.
But with the All-Star break in their wake, the real work begins.
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LAGOS: A French family kidnapped last week on the Cameroon-Nigeria border appeared in a video on YouTube on Monday, with one of the hostages and a gunman claiming that the family is held by the militant Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram.
The family - three adults and four children - are shown sitting on the ground inside a tent made from prayer mats, in front of a black al-Qaeda-style banner, grim-faced but apparently in good health.
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Gunmen claiming to be from Nigerian Islamist group, Boko Haram, threaten to kill a French family if authorities fail to release their imprisoned comrades.
The children, boys aged five to 12, fidget and glance at the camera. The family is flanked by two masked, fatigues-wearing men holding rifles as another masked man reads out a statement in Arabic threatening to ''slaughter those we took'' unless the group's demands are met.
The French military campaign against Islamist militants in Mali is obliquely referred to by the masked gunman, who says ''the President of France'' has ''waged war against Islam''.
Before that, a man identified by French media as Tanguy Moulin-Fournier, the children's father, reads out a statement in French saying the family was ''arrested'' by Boko Haram. He uses the Arabic name for the group, which is responsible for hundreds of killings in a sustained three-year insurgency in Nigeria's north.
On Monday evening, French officials identified the kidnappers as members of Boko Haram, with the French Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, calling the video ''terribly shocking''.
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Greetings Mike and thanks for theplugin it is great.
I have never used the "Map Viewer" option to open a window which would show the visitor maps, because upon opening it is normal size and then poof, it shrinks down to like 200x200px
Here is a screenshot of exactly what the viewer looks like after I select it from the admin console. http://surfinjaco.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/mike-challis-sample.jpg
Normally in the past I would use a javacript to tell the link how big the window should be but I do not know where to look for this in your code. Is there a simple fix for this? I am asking now because I want to use it on a new site


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I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I tried to upgrade it to 14.04 by booting from a usb stick. In the menu there were just two options - one was to install 14.04 by erasing 12.04 and another was to install 14.04 by erasing everything. But problem is both of them said that my documents, downloads and musics will be erased totally. Is there a way in which I can upgrade my OS to 14.04 without losing any data?
Yes, but not from a usb stick if I understand correctly. You will have to get online to where you can upgrade directly from the ubuntu servers.