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Time to think Creatively About the Future of Screenwriting
Hollywood is awash in blockbusters, huge-budget movies that bring in hundreds of millions of dollars from box offices around the globe. Film production in New York is at record levels, and studios will be rolling out dozens of big sequels, sci-fi adventures, comedies and star vehicles this year. But screenwriters are finding it more difficult than ever to make a living in this business. How could this be?
The major studios are owned by multinational conglomerates that seem stuck in an Old Economy way of thinking: minimize risk and maximize promotion; play it safe with product development and hope the market keeps absorbing what you're selling. This approach didn't work so well in the automobile industry, which learned the hard way that innovation and product quality are keys to long-term success. But the movie business keeps consolidating to the perceive security of conformism.
Don't get me wrong. Audiences tend to be pretty smart, and many recent hits have been intelligent, well-constructed explorations of important cultural and political themes. Or at least they've been powerfully entertaining. But it is almost inevitable that the focus on mega-movies squeezes out films that are more intimate, independent, intriguing and innovative.
Many members of the Writers Guild of America, East, do very well in this context. Their genius for crafting stories that move and cohere, for developing characters with depth and appeal, is the foundation upon which big studio productions are built – and producers know it. Unfortunately, other Guild members find it increasingly difficult to work in the current environment. Studios are not spending nearly as much in development, so writers who do not present a sure, bankable thing have fewer opportunities to expand their ideas into complete projects. Financing for independent films has nearly disappeared, and the major studios' emphasis on reliable box-office returns means that fewer and fewer small, more thoughtful films get from screenplay into production. Thus, opportunities for screenwriters are shrinking.
There was a time when Hollywood put writers on staff, paying them to develop ideas and to craft screenplays in order to feed a growing production machine. Now, virtually every film-writing job is freelance – that is, the screenwriter must pitch an idea to a studio or a producer; or must convince the producer that he or she would bring the just the right vision or chops to a project the studio has already decided to pursue; or must sell himself or herself as the perfect choice to rewrite or tighten up an already-drafted screenplay. And, of course, the screenwriter does not want to seem too demanding or uncooperative because that might make it harder to get hired on future projects. In other words, at each phase of the movie-making process, screenwriters increasingly devote themselves to self-marketing. This creates pressure on writers to offer more work for less pay—or even for no pay at all.
Perhaps classical economic theory would suggest this is a fine thing. And at some level of abstraction it is true that, when the supply of a particular service exceeds the demand, the price will drop. But that is more of an ideological construct than a description of the real world. If we want people to write compelling films that educate and entertain us, they need to be able to earn a decent living doing so; a race to the bottom, economically, would undermine the quality of what we watch. In any event, our research indicates that most of our members who are employed are paid significantly above the minimum rates negotiated by the union, and working members report that their "quotes" have been steady or have increased in recent years. It seems that getting a gig is more difficult than ever, and once you get the gig you have to work harder, but the pay has remained good. So much for classical economics.
People become screenwriters because it is their passion to create compelling films; to do that, they have to get hired (this includes people who bring complete ideas or scripts to the studio). And once they get hired, they want their vision to be realized on-screen – in other words, they want the movie to be made. This makes it very difficult to resist the pressure to write more for less compensation. In my view, as the WGAE grapples with the new realities of the film industry, we need to think about how to address this underlying dynamic. How do we protect members from the pressure to work for free in order to get hired to work for pay, and in order to get their movies made?
It is against Writers Guild rules to write without getting paid – no free writing to get hired, no free rewriting. But I am not sure a successful strategy can be based solely on requiring individual members to risk that they will not get hired, or will not have their work produced. In 2012, we hope to generate a robust conversation among screenwriters to develop better strategies. Our project is to identify other methods of ensuring that people who have devoted themselves to the craft of film-writing can be rewarded for their work and can earn a decent living. Perhaps there is a way to insist that the studios increase development funding, or make resources available for smaller films, or provide steadier employment for more writers. We shall see what some creative thinking can produce.


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Me and my husband are schedued to close on our house Jan 27th.2012, today we get a notice about a Federal Tax lien that is on my credit fie that I have been paying on for 6 years,the balance is $ 7226.00. My question is will this affect me getting approved for my VA loan if the total is not paid by closing ? My credit scores are all above the 620 needed to quailfy for the loan although my husband middle score is around 604.
We only have enough to cover closing and nothing extra.
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Once you get that you can also ask your LO to do a rapid rescore
i have seen this before. some time a problem, some times not.
might be ok with an ontime payment history.
will be seen as any other debt.
ask your lender..... they may interpret this diffferently.
Great ,thanks for the info..I am printing the form now. Will get it completed right away.
engineer90 wrote:I Qualify for a VA home loan but my Tax Lien has stopped me from getting a mortgage.I have a Tax Lien for $19K. I have gone to the IRS and made a payment plan.This is my 2nd month to make the payment.I make enough money to buy a house but the tax lien stops every mortgage company to even talk to me about getting financed.Do you know of a mortgage company that I can get financed?
maybe. if you set up your payment plan on auto draft, they can release the lien.
Then it will just be a payment plan on back taxes... no lien.
does anyone have a link to the post Shane posted about this?
Yes! the above statement is true.YOU can get the lien released, but I would enlist the help of your local tax advocate and tell them what you are trying to do. They will receptive if you are upfront with them. Your tax advocate is there to help you, it can be done. I had a friend in the same situation and they released the lien and agreed to pursue second position if he defaulted on the loan. It can be done.
Thank you both for replying to my post.
vlaw1084 when you stated tax advocate are you talking about the customer service person at the IRS office?
How long did it take for the IRS to release your friend lien?
I made a payment plan and I have made 2 payments by money order but the auto draft starts in Oct 2012. I am wondering how long I will have to wait to get this lien released after the auto draft starts.
I would appreciate if someone has any links that I can read of a tax lien release.
I'm closing today with an FHA loan. My tax liens were released sometime last year after I entered into a payment arrangement with the IRS. To close on this loan I needed to have 12 months of on time payment information but didn't need to have any liens released. You may need to get the IRS to subordinate their lien and the form required to do so says it takes at least 45 days. Look at publication 784 on their website. If you've dealt with them, you know 45 days to them is 6 months to us. Good luck!! The last two weeks have been the most stressful I've ever been through but I think it is all going to be worth it!!


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MacAnthony also revealed that Forest, who beat Peterborough 2-1 at the City Ground on Saturday, are not the only one of Posh's npower Championship rivals to express an interest in Boyd, with Crystal Palace and Millwall also making enquiries about the 27-year-old along with Premier League club Reading.
He said on Twitter: "In answer to all the queries on Boydy, we have rejected a formal written offer from NF which I felt was derisory.
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MacAnthony will not offload Boyd, who had a loan spell at Forest during the second half of the 2009/10 season, on the cheap despite the player being out of contract in the summer.
The Posh owner would rather lose Boyd for nothing at the end of the campaign, hopefully having helped the club maintain their Championship status.
He added: "As it stands right now, unless it's a proper offer for player of his calibre I would rather he see out the rest of his contract with us."


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The 2013 Southeastern Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association's North team tryouts were rained out Wednesday night at McAlester's Mike Deak Field.The tryouts have been rescheduled for 7 p.m. next Wednesday at Mike Deak Field.One of the teams in the tryout game is Poteau's Andy Perdue, who was named the 2013 Southeastern Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association Coach of the Year. Poteau's Jay Werner is among the tryout players. Poteau's other individual who was selected to play, Blake Johnson, cannot due to an injury.


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In the NFL, they're all mere mortals. The league has long taken pride in its ability to reshuffle the deck each year, mixing up the standings, watching good and bad teams alike flip their records. These early stages of the 2013 season have been especially unpredictable, particularly in the NFC where several reliable, traditional powers find themselves in unfamiliar territory. ¶ The three most recent teams to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl are all struggling, and only five teams in the entire conference will carry a winning record into Week 4. In the AFC, all six of last year's playoff teams are above .500 through three games but only one of the NFC's postseason squads has a winning record. The top four NFC seeds in last year's playoffs, in fact, are a combined 3-9 entering Week 4.
At least for now, parity appears to have caught up to several of last season's contenders: the Green Bay Packers (1-2), Minnesota Vikings (0-3), Atlanta Falcons (1-2), San Francisco 49ers (1-2) and Washington Redskins (0-3) — not to mention the New York Giants (0-3) and the AFC's Pittsburgh Steelers (0-3) — and these September surprises could alter January's playoff picture.
The landscape shifts so much from year to year, says former NFL head coach Herm Edwards, that it's harder than ever for any team to stay on top for long. Offseason personnel changes, evolving game plans and trendy gimmicks mean even the most steady teams have to adapt significantly each season.
"You think about teams like San Francisco, Washington, Green Bay and you scratch your head and say, 'What happened?' " said Edwards, an ESPN analyst. "It's a matter of chemistry, and coaches always preach that. Chemistry is a funny thing. It's something you don't really understand when it happens, but you need it to happen."
A tour of the struggling teams finds head coaches eager to ignore the current standings and instead cling to that which is in their control. It's not the time of year to cry over win-loss records.
"I don't pay any attention to it," Green Bay's Mike McCarthy told reporters Monday. "Let's be honest, to worry about the race in Week 3, I think that's a wasted focus."
"Each year is a new year," said the Giants' Tom Coughlin. "Each situation is a totally different situation."
"I really don't think in those terms," Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan said when asked about whether his team's midseason turnaround a year ago might inspire this season's struggling group. "You just have got to concentrate on a daily basis and go find a way to win first. After you take care of that, then you can think about the other things."
If they did opt to focus on the historical numbers and probabilities, some might not like what they see. According to the NFL, since 1990, 57 teams have started 1-2 and still managed to reach the playoffs — on average nearly three per year.
But only three teams have dug themselves into an 0-3 hole and advanced to the postseason — and none since 1998. (And if Redskins fans are worried about Washington's chances Sunday in Oakland, it's worth noting: The 1992 Chargers are the only team to make the playoffs after losing its first four games.)
This season marks only the second time a Shanahan-coached team has started the season with three straight losses. The other team — the 1999 Denver Broncos — didn't win until Week 5 and finished the season 6-10.
The number-crunchers at FootballOutsiders.com calculate the Redskins' current chances of making the playoffs at 9.6 percent, down from 26 percent prior to last Sunday's loss to Detroit.
"It's very frustrating. Everyone in this locker room knows we're better than this," said Redskins linebacker Perry Riley Jr. "You are what your record is, but we have the talent, the coaching, everything we need to be successful. We are not an 0-3 team."
More than ever, the winning and losing teams are separated by only a score or two — oftentimes just a play or two. Through three weeks, more than half of the games played have been decided by a touchdown or less — 28 of 48 games thus far.
"In the NFL, good teams do lose games," Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon said. "It happens. It's about bouncing back.
In today's league, Edwards says it's easier than ever to turn around a struggling franchise in just a year or two. The quarterback is so key to winning that a bad team can add someone like Andrew Luck, Ryan Tannehill, Alex Smith, Robert Griffin III, and they might be just a year or two away from the postseason.
"Because of the rules and because of the way we play the game any more, that one guy gives you hope," Edwards said. "He gives you the ability to win the kind of games you used to lose."
And the parity that shakes up the standings can also help a bad team remain in contention. Edwards points to the unimpressive NFC East as an example, where the Cowboys hold the division lead with a 2-1 record. Because none of the four teams look dominant, the former coach says a 9-7 record could ultimately win the division, which means despite terrible starts, both the Redskins and the Giants could be in the hunt come December.
"We never thought we'd be 0-3 coming off the offseason we had and the last year that we had," Garcon said. "We thought it would only get better. But we have to deal with it. We have to keep fighting. It's not over. It's a long, long season so we've definitely got time."
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Leaps Ahead classes will provide an introduction to the training tradition of classical ballet, including instruction in physical conditioning, developing the ability to concentrate and lengthen the attention span, developing the visual and aural memory, learning to understand and apply verbal corrections, and learning to work in concert with the other members of the class (spatially, musically, and technically).
Students will learn basic classroom protocol, fundamental terminology and the movements and exercises of classical ballet. An important element of this introductory training is the development of the students' interest and appreciation of the performing arts and their opportunity to explore dance as an expressive and creative outlet.
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- 45-minute instructional periods at Tulsa Ballet's state of the art facility, taught by TBCDE faculty.
- Appropriate class uniform for each child, at no cost.
- Three tickets to attend a Tulsa Ballet Performance and a commemorative t-shirt for each student.
The program currently runs in sessions of 3 weeks with students attending two days per week. These sessions are available on a first come first serve basis, and are held September through November.
Tulsa Ballet artistic staff evaluates the participating students at the end of each session and offer scholarship opportunities to up to two talented students. Program evaluation is made available to participating educators at the end of each session.
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- A 45 minute instructional period at participating school, taught by TBCDE faculty.
- Commemorative t-shirt for each child, at no cost.
- Voucher for up to three free tickets to attend a Tulsa Ballet Performance for each student.
Five, 2-week sessions are available to apply for on a first come first served basis. The applications must be fully completed for consideration. The sessions will be held throughout the school year. Classes are held Monday through Friday.
The Tulsa Ballet Center for Dance Education staff will conduct program evaluations with input from the faculty members of participating school at the close of each two week session. Participating faculty members will be requested to supply pre- and post- program information through secured internet surveys. The fees for this program are based on a sliding scale.
Backstage at the Ballet || Recommended for 2nd-12th Grades
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This fascinating 50-minute journey highlights the main components of a ballet – choreography, costumes, lighting, and other important aspects. The show culminates in a one-act ballet performed by members of TBII, Tulsa Ballet's official pre-professional ensemble. It's a can't miss event!
TBII's Backstage at the Ballet is available to all 2nd through 12th grade students.
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Agenda Item 1. Salutations.
Prof. Given, Director, opened the meeting at 2:00 p.m. Prof. Given and the committee welcomed Prof. Isaac Kalimi, the David Julian and Virginia Suther Whichard Distinguished Professor in the Humanities at East Carolina University, and three senior students in Classical Studies, Chelsea deMonch, James Duffy, and Joshua McManaway.
Agenda Item 2. Approval of Minutes
The committee approved the minutes for the September 3, 2009 meeting with no amendments.
Agenda Item 3. Curriculum Development
Prof. Mazow's course on the archaeology of Egypt and Prof. Perry's course on Classical archaeology have both been approved by the Faculty Senate and are scheduled to debut in the academic year 2010–2011.
The proposed change in course number for Classical Mythology from CLAS 3460 to CLAS 1500 is under way, with the 6 affected departments having been contacted, and with feedback received from 5 of the 6. This course is scheduled to run in Spring 2011, pending the change in number.
Agenda Item 4. Upcoming Lectures
We continue to inquire about speakers for the spring semester.
Prof. Given, the director of the play, gave a report on the upcoming performance of Lysistrata, which will be the world premiere of Peter Green's translation of the comedy. Performances will be held from March 25–27 in the Great Rooms at Mendenhall Student Center. The play is fully cast, and two rehearsals have been held. Prof. Given asked for assistance with advertising and promotion of the production, as well as in any other area.
Agenda Item 6. Research Presentations.
Three Classical Studies students gave research presentations on their senior thesis topics and the faculty offered suggestions for improvement:
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Installing Sylver's Image on a new Kuro
I thought that I would write up a little how-to that contains all of the information that I used to get Sylver's image running and update the kernel to 2.6.15. I've taken from other guides posted on the wiki and other threads on this BB to create one comprehensive guide.
This process assumes that you have the KuroBox? in "EM" mode and that you have used "telnet" to connect to the box.
- 1 Run mfdisk in interactive mode
- 2 Create partition 1 ("/") as 2-10 GB
- 3 Create partition 2 (swap) as 512 MB
- 4 Create partition 3 ("/mnt")
- 5 Write the new partition table and exit
- 6 Fromat the partitions
- 7 Mount the Partitions
- 8 Untar the image and kernel tar file
- 9 Update the kernel. Sylver made this very easy to do
Run mfdisk in interactive mode
mfdisk -c /dev/hda
Create partition 1 ("/") as 2-10 GB
To use Sylver's image you need at least 2 GB. The extracted the tar file takes about 1.2GB. The tar is about 350K. I used 4 GB
Command (m for help): n Command action e extended p primary partition (1-4) p Partition number (1-4): 1 First cylinder (1-48641, default 1): Using default value 1 Last cylinder or +size or +sizeM or +sizeK (1-48641, default 48641): +4096M
Create partition 2 (swap) as 512 MB
Command (m for help): n Command action e extended p primary partition (1-4) p Partition number (1-4): 2 First cylinder (132-48641, default 132): Using default value 132 Last cylinder or +size or +sizeM or +sizeK (132-48641, default 48641): +512M
Set the System ID of the swap partition (partition 2) to "Linux Swap"
Command (m for help): t Partition number (1-4): 2 Hex code (type L to list codes): 82 Changed system type of partition 2 to 82 (Linux swap)
Create partition 3 ("/mnt")
Create partition 3 ("/mnt") as the remainder of the disk. Use the default, which will very depending on your disk size
Command (m for help): n Command action e extended p primary partition (1-4) p Partition number (1-4): 3 First cylinder (198-48641, default 198): Using default value 198 Last cylinder or +size or +sizeM or +sizeK (198-48641, default 48641): Using default value 48641
Write the new partition table and exit
Command (m for help): w The partition table has been altered! Syncing disks.
Fromat the partitions
Now that you have created and saved the partitions, ie fdisk, you need to use the mkfs to format each partition
mkfs -j /dev/hda1 mkfs -j /dev/hda3 mkswap /dev/hda2
Mount the Partitions
Now that you have formated each partition, you need to make it available by mounting it
mount /dev/hda1 /mnt
You might ask yourself, as I did, why mount hda1 as mnt? What about hda3? Don't I have to mount that too? Well that magic happens when you leave EM mode.. /mnt becomes / and hda3 becomes /mnt, cool huh? Download the image @
imagev500.part1.rar imagev500.part2.rar imagev500.part3.rar imagev500.part4.rar imagev500.part5.rar imagev500.part6.rar imagev500.part7.rar imagev500.part8.rar
Download the kernel @ http://www.kurobox.com/sylver/image/patch/kernel126.96.36.199.tar.gz I used winrar to merge the rar files into one tar file imagev500.tar.gz. Next ftp the image and kernel tar file to /mnt
Untar the image and kernel tar file
cd /mnt tar xvfz imagev500.tar.gz tar xvfz kernel220.127.116.11.tar.gz
Remove both tar files to save space. Now that the package is extracted lets set everything so we can leave EM mode
write_ok reboot
When your Kuro reboots you should notice that it is no longer in EM mode. Also you should also see your filesystems changed up like I mentioned earlier
[root@KURO-BOX:/]$\ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/hda1 4.0G 1.2G 2.7G 31% / /dev/hda3 183G 33M 174G 1% /mnt
Update the kernel. Sylver made this very easy to do
cd to /etc/init.d vi bootnewos file
cd /etc/init.d vi bootnewos
This will open up a vi text editor. Check the last line:
# bootnewos.sh Boots OS if needed. # . /etc/kernel # detect current kernel BOOT_NEW_OS=`uname -r | grep ${KERNEL_TO_LOAD}` if [ "${BOOT_NEW_OS}" ] ; then echo kernel $KERNEL_TO_LOAD already loaded ! else echo loading kernel $KERNEL_TO_LOAD /bin/sync /bin/sleep 1 /bin/sync /sbin/insmod /boot/loader.o kernel=/boot/vmlinux-2.6.15-kurobox fi
Change kernel=/boot/vmlinux-2.6.15-kurobox to
kernel=/boot/vmlinux-126.96.36.199-kuroboxhg if you have a HG Kuro or to kernel=/boot/vmlinux-220.127.116.11-kurobox if you have a non-HG
Save the file and cd to /scripts
cd /scripts
Now run set_kernel2.6.sh with the install parameter and reboot
./set_kernel2.6.sh install reboot
When your Kuro restarts check the top of the screen when you telnet in
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Recipe from the Thermador Taste of America Cookbook
America has a world-class blue-veined cheese in Newton, Iowa's Maytag blue. Uncle Chester may be long gone, but his legacy lives on in this old family recipe. Jim says that these bite-size appetizers are great for a cocktail party. The recipe doubles or triples easily if you're having a crowd.
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Makes 16
4 slices whole grain or whole wheat bread
4 ounces Maytag blue cheese or other blue
cheese, finely crumbled
¼ cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons minced fresh chives
Pinch of cayenne pepper
Preheat oven to 400°F. Using 1- to 2-inch cookie
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Combine next 4 ingredients in bowl. Using fork,
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San Francisco Public Library has replaced public printers and Xerox copiers with multifunctional devices (MFDs)…one machine that photocopies, prints & scans. These all-in-one devices are energy efficient and meet the City & County of San Francisco's mandate that all City departments decrease their environmental footprint.
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A Columbia teen who was recently acquitted by a jury in a connection with a 2012 shooting at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant now faces two new felony charges related to an armed robbery of a Kansas City cellphone store.
The Columbia Daily Tribune reports that 17-year-old James T. Miller was arrested Saturday, eight days after a Boone County jury found him not guilty of firing a .45-caliber handgun at the restaurant full of children.
Miller spent nearly 13 months in the Boone County Jail awaiting trial in the Columbia case.
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That's how I've described our nation's young men and women in recent years.
I assumed their perspective and their resolve wouldn't change.
Yet I was wrong. It already has.
September 11, 2001 will go down in history not only as the worst terrorist attack on the US mainland, but also as a major catalyst for transforming "Generation X."
That transformation may hold the promise of our future.
The fabric of our lives is the sum of all of our experiences. Thinking back about what shaped the person I am provides a revealing perspective.
As a young child I recall many sleepless nights reliving images of storm troopers herding my grandparents into concentration camps. Not long after entering grade school I became aware of the stark reality of the Cold War and communism threatening our future. Racial discrimination and the quest for civil rights tore at our souls in the early 60s with indelible images of lynchings in the south and cross burnings by the Klan. The Cuban missile confrontation had us huddling close anticipating our last days on earth. The assassination of a President and later his brother caused many to challenge the very core of their belief system. Israel's 6-day war seemed to herald Armageddon.
We were always immersed in a cause. Women's rights and environmental protection often sparked more than just heated debates. High school culminated with the burning of Watts, Harlem and Newark. Early college years were filled with campus unrest, daily protests and riots. The Viet Nam war brought friends home in body bags.
By 1973, America, beaten back with unjustifiable losses in an inexplicable war, changed. The cold war progressively simmered, our resolve for military involvement abroad quickly dwindled, and the Berlin Wall finally fell.
Our priorities suddenly shifted.
We set forth to raise our children in economic prosperity, and we consciously limited our vista and our actions against world terrorism and human suffering. While many countries continued to experience turmoil, life in the US settled in many ways. Despite multiple attacks and battles abroad, and even the Gulf War which lasted less than a season's soap opera, our youth grew up unattached. Our government's stand and our limited military involvement perhaps fostered that detachment. Life, for us as a nation, simply went on while many nations of the world continued to endure the unthinkable.
In recent years accounts of atrocities in Bosnia and Afghanistan fell on practically deaf ears. World consciousness and preservation of basic freedoms progressively became less worthy issues.
And our children grew up isolated from the painful challenges that brought us together as a nation so many times in years past. Often critically stereotyped as "Generation X," they've not surprisingly been described as disengaged from the workings of America.
In August 1999, Ted Halstead, president of New America Foundation in Washington, DC characterized the post Baby Boomer generation as follows: "As they enter adulthood, this explanation goes, Xers are facing a particularly acute economic insecurity, which leads them to turn inward and pursue material well-being above all else. They see the outlines of very real problems ahead - fiscal, social, and environmental. But in the nation's political system they perceive no leadership on the issues that concern them; rather, they see self-serving politicians who continually indenture themselves to the highest bidders. So Xers have decided, for now, to tune out. After all, they ask, what's the point?"
Now they know first hand, and they are forever changed. We see it in their eyes and sense it from an unforgettable point within ourselves. It's a stark break from discussions about the latest designer clothes, who's dating who, and the hottest MP3 site on the net.
We're now witnessing an incredible spark of depth and character emerging from a generation that will never allow itself to become disconnected again. And our sense of purpose is renewed as well.
Frankly I'm not surprised. Historical recounts of pain and suffering have little impact on a nation's youth that has never experienced the forces that tore at the fabric of our formative years.
Yet now they've seen it with their own eyes. They've sensed the insecurity and unrest that make liberty and the pursuit of happiness so much sweeter. They've realized the uncertainty of tomorrow beyond the purely monetary realm. And they will take a stand that will enable us to build intergenerational unification.
This is our chance to encourage them, not as a token of involvement, but rather as a partnership to make a permanent and positive difference. This is our chance to embrace them - not only as our children but as citizens responsible for our world's survival. This is our chance to welcome them back - not as an inexperienced generation, but rather as a vital and fresh force that will strive to eradicate bigotry, hatred and terrorism from our planet.
These are our future leaders, forged in the reality of challenging, uncertain and painful times. Thomas Paine summed it up best, "These are the times that try men's souls ... Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed, if so celestial an article as Freedom should not be highly rated."
Let us strive together to preserve that freedom ... as one intergenerational nation under God - Mind Over Matter!


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A shareholder advisory firm that came down hard on News Corp. this time last year in the wake of the U.K. phone-hacking scandal has softened its stance on the conglom's board.
Institutional Shareholders Services, which urged stockholders to vote against re-electing all but two directors at News Corp.'s 2011 annual meeting, backed the entire board slate this year, although with a rather tepid endorsement.
"While it does not appear that the board or any specific members of the board have taken significant actions directly in conflict with shareholders' interests during the past year, concerns remain over the independence of the board and the oversight it is supposed to provide. As such, ISS recommends a qualified vote for all director nominees," ISS wrote in a report Thursday. The proxy firm did urge backing of a shareholder proposal to require an independent board chairman, another to eliminate the company's dual shares structure, and a vote against ratifying the compensation of top executive officers.
"We are pleased that ISS supports the election of our full slate of director nominees and that its analysis affirms New Corporation's strong performance this past year," News Corp. said in a statement.
The company's annual meeting is Oct. 16 in Los Angeles.


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Beyoncé's self-titled new album, Beyoncé (I feel like I didn't really need to say that), has destroyed the internet this weekend in a pre-Christmas gamble which has seen the ex-Child of Destiny installed as the new monarch of pop.
Picking the penultimate weekend before Christmas goes against all traditional new album release logic. Mid-November to Mid-January is a barren wasteland of Susan Boyle, greatest hits compilations and swing albums by nice young men your mum likes. Nobody good releases new music at this time of year. Nobody.
But then the Carter family rarely have been ones to stick with traditional record release logic, just look at Jay-Z who released his last album Magna Carta Holy Grail through a mobile app earlier in the year. (Read more about that in six musicians embracing app technology)
Beyoncé's fifth album was released last Friday exclusively on iTunes without any promotional marketing whatsoever. Here's some stats from the weekend courtesy of Consequence of Sound:
- Beyoncé is iTunes fastest selling album ever.
- It sold 828,773 copies in three days. (The previous record was Justin Timberlake's 20/20 Experience which sold 580,000)
- The album went to number one in the iTunes chart in 104 countries (out of a possible 119)
- Beyoncé led to the largest full-priced digital album sales week ever. (Lady Gaga's Born This Way was the previous holder with 662,000 and even that number was enhanced thanks to an Amazon promotion that sold the album for 99 cents)
- There were 1.2 million tweets about the album within 24 hours of its release.
- On Facebook, mentions of Beyoncé spiked more than 1,300% mere hours after the album's release.
Here's a picture of Beyoncé riding a golden bicycle to celebrate.
How did Beyoncé achieve this?
For a start Beyoncé has mimicked the element of surprise that other, far less mainstream, artists have utilised to great notoriety. Radiohead, Death Grips and My Bloody Valentine have all released albums from seemingly out of nowhere. It's generates a sudden rush of publicity, and the release can be controlled in the most agile way; exploiting any window of opportunity or not if a more news-worthy event suddenly gets in the way.
The surprise album release is not how mega pop superstars like Beyoncé are meant to do it though.
Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga each released a new album this year and each one had multiple single releases, music videos, fashion shoots, TV appearances, cross-promotional tie-ins and countless other expensive hype-builders months before their eventual album releases. Only, for those three artists, none of it really worked.
Lady Gaga's ARTPOP cost $25m to promote and sold just over 250,000 copies in its first week, this is a considerable flop and may lead to a major rethink at label Interscope and possibly lay-offs. Perry and Cyrus, the other supposed queens of pop, didn't sell much more, with 286,000 and 270,000 respectively.
Beyoncé has barely cost her label, Columbia, a single dollar to promote, and yet it has scored record-breaking figures.
She overstepped the exhausting hype machine and has done things on entirely her own terms and more importantly, in her own words:
I didn't want to release my music the way I've done it [before], I am bored with that. I feel like I am able to speak directly to my fans. There's so much that gets between the music, the artist and the fans.
Beyoncé has taken a gamble on social engagement and has come out as the biggest selling pop star on the planet since the digital music revolution.
Thank goodness for that too, as I was getting pretty sick of hearing about Miley bleeding Cyrus.
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This is a great digital music story for one artist. I am not a an owner of this artist's music yet hearing about the release and its success was unavoidable. The team who thought this up and executed the plan should be commended. As a non-fan, I went to iTunes and checked out the album.
What I am most curious about and hope someone does some future research is, how could the sales been improved or worsened by using the other major digital music platforms, Google Play Music and Amazon MP3, on release day. Said a different way, does the exclusivity of releasing music on Apple's iTunes significantly hinder sales?
Another data point I would like to know was the exclusive release on Apple iTunes a choice or did they receive financial compensation from Apple?


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-EVO 4G LTE Black (APX325CKT),
-EVO 4G LTE White (APX325CWH)
But... nearly every pre-owned Sprint HTC Evo 4G LTE I've found (so far) identifies the phone as model #PJ75100.
Is it possible that Sprint's version of the Evo 4G LTE has two model numbers? Or maybe the APX325 whitelist numbers listed are a different type of identifier?
Appreciate any advice or referral to help me clarify this matter before i plunk down cash on an actual phone.
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In case you haven't heard, if you own a Honda VT750s VT600s, VLXs and VTX 1300s manufactured in 2006, 2007 or 2008 you may be in danger every time you start your engine.
Honda has issued a recall of these models which is now in progress as of April 10, 2008. The recall is due to the discovery of an improperly manufactured fuel control value diaphragm which could leak and poses a fire hazard in the fuel delivery system. Honda dealers will replace the fuel control valve diaphragm assembly free of charge. The recall will affect 39,000 VT600s, VLXs and VTX1300s and apparently all 750 V-twins designated '07 or '08 models.
A warning issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) states: "the fuel control valve diaphragm and the fuel valve may drip fuel. In the presence of an ignition source, dripping fuel poses the risk of fire." Follow this link for the official NHTSA document.
Consumers may contact Honda at 1-866-784-1870 Reference Recall No. Q75 or the NHTSA at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or view more info at http://safercar.gov or consumeraffairs.com


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