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by Mike Masnick
Wed, Feb 15th 2006 5:01pm
- New Jersey Judicial Commission Says State's Courts Are Maximizing Revenue, Minimizing Justice
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mark, 15 Feb 2006 @ 6:56pm
No Subject GivenWell, I am impressed. Just like I'm impressed with M*crosoft and Enron. Doesn't sound like these characters create anything, so much as turn someone else's work to their own control. That's nothing new, as anyone familar with the origins of wireless (I'm not talking about cellular here) can tell you. Armstrong, Marconi, and others were in disputes all the time. But at least they worked to move the state of the art. These last couple decades are dominated more by legal gamesmanship than engineering.
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patent guy, 15 Feb 2006 @ 8:06pm
read the history firstShame on you, gentlemen.
Legal gamesmanship aside,
Mike Farmwald and Mark Horowitz, the founders of Rambus, filed comprehensive patent claims in the early 1990s related to memory bus architectures and synchronous DRAM technology.
So I guess Rambus has "promoted the progress" after all...
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Re: read the history firstDid I deny the claims in their patents? No. My post was simply pointing out that they're fairly rabid (and have a history of questionable behavior) when it comes to patents. I have no statement on the quality of Rambus's patents.
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the unknown, 15 Feb 2006 @ 11:41pm
unethical behavior" this is the company that went to various standards planning meetings, took notes, quietly amended patents to cover what the eventual standards would cover, pushed for the new standards to include stuff they knew they had patents pending on (without mentioning that to other members) and then after the standards were granted coming in and demanding licensing fees from everyone "
This is completely unethical behavior. Isn't anyone going to blow the whistle on this one?
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thecaptain, 16 Feb 2006 @ 5:24am
Re: read the history firstThat may be...but they sure as hell ain't promoting any progress now.
Fact is, RAMBUS used some rather dirty pool to squeeze (or blackmail if you will) millions from companies who WERE promoting progress.
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fred, 16 Feb 2006 @ 11:04pm
rambushey mike, are you sure you know what you are talking about? rambus founders farmwald and horowitz invented the technology behind sdram, ddr, etc. rambus tried to license it to others, but everyone else tried to steal it. Rambus had no choice but to sue. rambus has just been cleared of the destroying documents charge by a highly respected Judge Whyte. The FTC Judge also ruled for Rambus. visit rambus.org for more information. maybe you can even learn a thing or two and make money by investing in the co before it's too late.
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James Rutowski, 17 Feb 2006 @ 5:37am
Rambus and HandsetsYou wrote: "Remember, this is the company that went to various standards planning meetings, took notes, quietly amended patents to cover what the eventual standards would cover, pushed for the new standards to include stuff they knew they had patents pending on (without mentioning that to other members) and then after the standards were granted coming in and demanding licensing fees from everyone."
Please get your facts straight! This reckless "journalism" is strewn with lies regurgitated enough times so media hacks like yourself take it as truth. I suggest you begin reading Judge Randall Rader's decision in the CAFC appeal which stated as follows:
""In sum, the district court erred in its construction of each of the disputed terms. In light of the revised claim construction, this court vacates the grant of JMOL of noninfringement and remands for the district court to reconsider infringement." "In sum, substantial evidence does not support the jury's verdict that Rambus breached its duties under the EIA/JEDEC policy. Infineon did not show the first element of a Virginia fraud action and therefore did not prove fraud associated with the SDRAM standard. No reasonable jury could find otherwise. The district court erred in denying JMOL of no fraud on the SDRAM verdict. Because of these holdings, the new trial and injunction issues are moot."
In addition as you are handing out slaps on the wrist for "stealing", try reading this email that was recently produced in the Rambus Hynix trial. The contents of the email are JEDEC's passing off of other consortiums work on dram as their own! THe email is as follows: "
3 One JEDEC memo � written for a task force of JEDEC�s senior counsel and
broadly distributed within JEDEC � stated:
One of our most active committees, the memory
committee, is continually getting bad press for not
delivering timely and effective standards. Further proof of
this can be seen by the formation of parallel groups like
PCMCIA, SLDRAM, and RAMBUS. The recent result of
this is that the work of these competitive groups has been
taken and adopted by JEDEC as our standards. Likewise,
we are now adapting the outside work of other national
standard groups and issuing them as our own.
http://investor.rambus.com/downloads/2006-02-14%20Rambus%20Brief%20in%20Support%20of%20Motion%2 0to%20Transfer.pdf
I expect a full article with the truth being told! I will not rest until media hacks such as yourself finally get off their lazy posterior's and actually look for what is the truth! I welcome your response!
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Barry Watzman, 17 Feb 2006 @ 6:02am
This article is full of anti-Rambus liesThis article is just full of anti-rambus lies. Lies that are commonly believed, widely reported and simply not true.
If you want some facts, instead of lies, read the legal decisions in this string of 6-year old court cases. Oh yes, I know, this actually takes some effort. But with the exception of the biased (or possibly corrupt) Judge Payne in Virginia, every court that has heard any aspect of the Rambus case has found that Rambus did absolutely nothing ... repeat NOTHING ... illegal. The CAFC (Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit), in overturning about a dozen of Judge Payne's rulings, found that Rambus did not steal anything from Jedec and did not behave improperly. FTC Chief ALJ (Admin. Law Judge) McGuire found that Rambus was not guilty of ANY of the charges brought against it by the Federal Trade Commission, and his 330 page ruling, citing over 1,500 individual "findings of fact", is a real eye-opener [As are, if you look into it, the ways in which Micron managed to totally usurp and take control of the FTC itself, even getting one of it's own private attorneys hired by the FTC as the FTC's "prosecutor" in the Rambus case]. And Federal District Court Judge Whyte, after an extensive trial with many witnesses, millions of pages of documents, terrabytes of data and a month of hearings and testimony, found that Rambus had NOT destroyed any relevant documents and was not guilty of "spoliation" of evidence (in contrast to Judge Payne's sham trial held on a Saturday and a Monday Federal holiday to ramrod Rambus into a settlement with Infineon, whose attorneys in the case before him just happened to be his own old law firm, which which he still has ties).
Lots of people think that they know the Rambus story. In most cases, what they "know" is a bunch of often-repeated and widely believed lies spread by an organized Cartel colluding for the explicit purpose of putting Rambus out of business because it was a threat to them by virtue of Rambus' far superior technology. And if you don't believe that, look into the Department of Justice guilty pleas for Criminal anti-trust by Infineon, Hynix and Samsung (with conspirator Micron apparently getting amnesty from the DOJ for reasons that are themselves highly questionable).
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jjbucci, 18 Feb 2006 @ 6:58pm
Re: unethical behaviorYou are very misinformed on the subject of Rambus...
1st, Rambus NEVER "pushed for new standards to include stuff they key they had patents pending on (without mentioning to other members)"...
While a member of the standards group, Rambus was twice denied the ability to present their technology for possible standardization...this denial was an antitrust violation...
Large companies at the standards meetings stood up and proclaimed that they would not divulge patent applications they were working on...
I'm amazed how many people fell for the smear campaign orchestrated by the Memory cartel...the same people who would meet privately outside of the standards group to decide what technology they would support while at the meetings...
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rmbsMaximus, 18 Feb 2006 @ 8:20pm
Re: This article is full of anti-Rambus liesGood comments, BArryW and JJBucci! It's AMAZING how much corrupt or shoddy/lazy journalism gets written in the tech journals!! Unbelieveable!! [that 'facts' aren't checked and previous lies are enough to sustain echoes of echoes of echoes of falsehoods...]
gluck, rammax
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Stefan Jauch, 18 Feb 2006 @ 10:32pm
Re: read the history firstI.) Rambus intentions are paintet as evil and according to you they mischievously attained information from the JEDEC to extend their claims once the standards were adopted.
II.) Now how sinister and evil would it be if the other JEDEC members actually knew about the Rambus patent claims BEFORE the standarts were adopted? Regarding Rambus quietly taking notes in the meetings: Did you know that JEDEC actually denied Rambus to present their claims! Now why would they do that?
Your article is a good example how the widespread Anti Rambus Propaganda is recycled again & again and hence over the years is perceived at the truth.
Over all these years however some new evidence came to light painting a far more different picture suggesting that the truth is closer to II.) rather than I.)
It's understandable that repainting the commonly perceived image of Rambus as the villain is much more popular and much easier than doing time consuming research digging out the disturbing facts that speak a very different story indeed.
I therefore would like to ask you to invest considerably more time to find out about the real story around Rambus and help to make it public.
Thanks in advance for your efforts
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sxk_2005, 19 Feb 2006 @ 6:06am
Get teh facts about RambusYou are so off base from the truth, it is not even funny. But then, I am a biased Rambus share holder so don't take my word for it. Instead, I would advise you to read only one document by the Federal Trade Committee appointed Administrative Law Judge. The FTC ALJ heard arguments from the FTC side and from Rambus side and came up with a lengthy document detailing the truth behind all the Rambus happenings. Here is a link to that document: http://www.ftc.gov/os/adjpro/d9302/040223initialdecision.pdf Please read at least the findings of fact before you reach a conclusion. This document will clear up at least the following things for you: (1) Rambus actually invented Synchronous memory and taught the entire world how to get it to work. (2) The work arounds are a lot more expensive thant what Rambus is asking for from a royalties perspective. (3) The DRAM manufacturers are the actual colluding thieves who tried to muscle the little company that could. All the DRAM manufacturers have pled guilty to price fixing and paid close to a collective $1B in fines. And more. This is a fiction movie writer's dream. And it is based on a true story.
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RickABrown, 19 Feb 2006 @ 7:09am
Re: Get teh facts about RambusThe facts about Rambus are available from a number of sources. One of those sources is http://www.rambus.org which is a one-stop source for the whole Rambus story. Rather than unfounded and already defeated allegations, independent website www.rambus.org states facts and gives links to the actual court decisions where those unfounded allegations have been defeated.
It is really refreshing to see the truth about this great innovative company used to refute these empty-headed lies that started this thread.
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Gary, 19 Feb 2006 @ 7:44am
Re: read the history firstIf you wrote a hit song, and a major record label made it an international hit that brought them many hundreds of millions of dollars, would you do everything you could to protect your intellectual property that you had valid copyrights on? Rabit with law suits...how ignorant and myopic can one get!
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nxt999nxt, 19 Feb 2006 @ 8:02am
Re: article of anti-Rambus lies (adds Elpida)To this great comment, I would simply add that another major DRAM manufacturer has been convicted in the anti-trust/collusion/cartel conspiracy case.
Elpida has recently admitted guilt and been punished in one of the Department of Justice's largest anti-trust cases ever.
Elpida Reaches Settlement with DOJ on Industry Wide DRAM Antitrust Investigation
TOKYO, JAPAN, January 31 (January 30 in US time), 2006 - Elpida Memory, Inc. (Elpida) announced today that it has reached an agreement with the United States Department of Justice - Antitrust Division - (DOJ) to plead guilty to certain violations of US antitrust laws in connection with certain DRAM sales during the period of April 1999 through June 2002, including certain sales made by NEC and Hitachi prior to the commencement of Elpida's sales operation. The total fine amount in the agreement is US$ 84 million.
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Anonymous Coward, 19 Feb 2006 @ 11:24am
Re: This article is full of anti-Rambus liesWell said.
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Eric Stevens, 19 Feb 2006 @ 12:32pm
Re: unethical behaviorInfineon has already tried to blow the whistle on this one. Unfortunately the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) took the pea out of thw whistle when in October 2003 they decided that what Rambus did was neither illegal nor in breach of the JEDEC committee rules.
Regretably your version of the story is a fiction which has persisted for long past the date when it was shown to be wrong. FUD sticks.
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Tom, 19 Feb 2006 @ 12:37pm
Your so full if SHITDo your DD
Rambus is the victum of this RAPE, not the RAPIST!
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tom, 19 Feb 2006 @ 12:55pm
Re: article of anti-Rambus lies (adds Elpida)Way to set the record straight
Friend from the other threads
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raymond gatzke, 19 Feb 2006 @ 3:48pm
Re: This article is full of anti-Rambus liesexcellent reply and truthful
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atest457, 19 Feb 2006 @ 5:08pm
Mike, what was your motivation?I'm curious, out of all the tech stories out there you could possibly write about, why is it that you chose to tell this Rambus "Tale" when you, clearly, haven't been following the 6-year saga?
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Leon Sarnow, 19 Feb 2006 @ 5:27pm
Rambus and mobile industry.Very disingeneous comments.
1- Rambus WAS INVITED TO JEDEC by Mitsubishi.
2- Almost all jedec members had signed nondisclosure agreements with Rambus so they were very much aware of Rambus' technology.
3- Infineon s chairman after learning of Rambus technology said: "Someday all computers will be built this way hopefully without paying royalties to Rambus". Is there a more telling statement than that one? So please be honest with yourselve and conclude the obvious. Jedec members cherry picked Rambus technology willingly and hoping they would get around it without paying royalties.
4- If not so, whay did they prevent Rambus from presenteing at Jedec. This is a documented fact.Were they afraid that after letting them present it would be imposible to use the argument that nobody new what Rambus wanted?
5-"If you recall, Rambus has spent the better part of this millennium (and parts of the previous one) fighting various patent litigation suits that have resulted in the company getting millions of dollars -- though sometimes under questionable circumstances". Now tell me what are those questinable circumstances. That Rambus wanted to prevent these powerful companies from using their technology "hopefully without paying royalties to Rambus"? That is called stealing.
6-The CAFC confirmed that it is legal to ammend patents. Besides there is a withdrawl letter of Rambus from Jedec in 1995 advising them celarly that Rambus reserved the right to ask for royalties of infringing products.
7- You mean to tell me that from 1995 to today the honest Jedec members could not have turned into different technolgies? They haven t because Rambus' technology, morphed into DDr DDR2 DDR3 is clearly the best. They just don t want to pay for it.
8- Yes, Rambus has spent better part of this millenium litigating,NOT STEALING as many of the Jedec members. I salute them for that. I salute this small company for standing up against an already proven guilty of price fixing cartel and not allowing them to steal their property, a principle ( privet property) that is the backbone of AMERICA. I salute them for standing up against the FTC, a goverment agency that after a dramatically clear and convincing opinion of their own ALJ that exonerated Rambus without a shadow of a doubt are stalling for almost two years waiting to see if something kills Rambus first instead of giving in to the obvious: Rambus is the victim and the cartel is the perpetrator of the crime.
Allow me to tell you, the truth is very close to be universally known and then I would like to hear what you have to say.
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John, 19 Feb 2006 @ 6:55pm
Looks like...Man. Looks like someone pointed the Rambus fan club (by which I mean, Rambus investors) to this thread. It's funny how strongly some of you feel about it. You know the saying "thou dost protest too much..."
Yeah. That's you guys.
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James "Leugy" Leugner, 19 Feb 2006 @ 7:17pm
Re: Looks like...I am a Rambus investor and I feel very strongly about the theft of my companies IP. On one hand the delays in justice have delayed my personal plans, but on the other hand the delays have allowed me to aquire much more of the companies stock. Rambus could and should be the greatest percentage gaining stock of 2006. If justice is done in Judge Whytes court this year, then I and all other Rambus investors will have the last laugh.
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John, 19 Feb 2006 @ 9:08pm
Re: Looks like...What's hilarious is how the Rambus investors are so damn vehement about this -- as if they actually know what happened. They're so sure of the company, just because they put money into it.
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emichan, 22 Feb 2006 @ 4:43pm
Re: This article is full of anti-Rambus liesevery court that has heard any aspect of the Rambus case has found that Rambus did absolutely nothing ... repeat NOTHING ... illegal.
Not doing anything ILLEGAL is not the same as not doing anything WRONG....
interesting terminology on your part, though...
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Looking for a little help on changing the IC2 Bus from "/dev/i2c-0" to "/dev/i2c-1" in the Adafruit Library.
When following the instructions on this page:
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March 18. 2013 10:24PM
Woman hurt canoeing down McIntyre tubing trail in Manchester
MANCHESTER - A woman is recovering from a broken ankle after she and a group of friends took a canoe for a wild ride at McIntyre Ski Area's tubing park, police said.
The group boarded the canoe around 3 a.m. Sunday, then gravity and the slick snow took over from there.
"It didn't stop at the end and launched into woods," Sgt. John Patti said Monday.
The wooden canoe split in half. One woman broke her ankle, but the other three escaped serious injury, Patti said.
As of Monday, no charges were pending.


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- Dali 3.1.0 released!
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Firefighters said ice and cold temperatures complicated a downtown fire Wednesday morning.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Moroccans took part in the funeral of the leader of the North African state's biggest opposition group on Friday, in a sign of the huge support commanded by Islamists opposed to the monarchy.
Sheikh Abdessalam Yassine, who formed al-Adl Wal Ihsane (Justice and Spirituality) in 1981, died on Thursday at the age of 84 after suffering from influenza.
The group is banned from formal politics but believed by analysts and diplomats to be the only opposition organization capable of mass mobilization against the monarchy.
Security forces circled the mosque where the Friday prayers were held in downtown Rabat and prevented the mourners from passing through the main street of the capital.
No members of the government or the royal palace attended, although local media had speculated Islamist Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane would go.
King Mohammed allowed Benkirane to form a government last year after his PJD party won early elections - part of royal efforts to calm large-scale protests for democratic reforms following uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia that removed entrenched autocratic rulers.
The king also enacted constitutional reforms that limited some of his powers, though critics say the king and his advisers, not the elected government, remain the real source of power.
Official media ignored the death and the funeral. The government is wary of a return of mass protests as it faces economic difficulties from the effects of the euro zone crisis and increased social spending last year to quieten the protests.
"In Al-Adl Wal Ihsane we are like family. We came with my husband and our neighbors to say goodbye to our teacher and our leader," said Lamia El Hassnaoui, a student member of the movement near the mosque.
"I'm not afraid or worried about our group's future - he left behind him an organization with democratic institutions behind him."
Diplomats and analysts say there is no clear successor to Yassine and that his group could face internal dispute over whether to try to enter official politics - a move that would require it to tone down its opposition to a king who styles himself "Commander of the Faithful".
Yassine, who hailed from a Berber village in the south of Morocco and grew up in Marrakech, had a history of challenge to the authorities that often landed him in jail.
He was imprisoned for three years after he addressed a letter to King Hassan in the 1974 calling for implementation of sharia, or Islamic law.
He was held for two years again after forming his political group and spending 10 years under house arrest until King Hassan's son succeeded him in 1999.
He called on the new king too to turn to the "true Islam" and surrender the monarchy's assets to the state but while the authorities left him alone, his party remained banned.
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|2012-03-26, 12:30
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tldr: Sound&music was delicious and I loved this show but... those last two episodes - just "no". I do want to purchase it when it gets released closer to me - I believe it's the first show since Red Garden that I waited for each week with anticipation and actually finished.
|2012-03-26, 12:43
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I expect the identity of the Another will be as controversial as an announcement that Mari Okada's adapting Kimi no Iru Machi for Zexcs. That's the sort of thing that works in a book (though even there it's a huge cheat) but not a visual medium. I'll admit the anime handled it better than the manga -- the manga just expected us to accept that Mikami and Reiko were the same person, while the anime at least showed Reiko changing into her Mikami guise.
Too bad about Twintails, but that's what you get for mistreating Misaki. Though on the brightside, she could always come back for the sequel.
|2012-03-26, 13:03
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Poor Akazawa, triggered her death flag the moment she tried to kill Kouichi.
Had 2 questions at the back of my mind.
- Who was the guy who killed Reiko and why? Just a random crazy guy?
- @17:35: Kouichi says "Goodbye Mother". For what reason?
|2012-03-26, 13:04
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I'll have to let this sink in before I say anything. But for that time, here's the list with everything that was different in the source material.
|2012-03-26, 13:04
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I like the parallel between Misaki's relationship with her sister (raised as cousins) and Akazawa's relationship with her cousin (raised as siblings). The two characters were markedly different throughout the series, and that reveal was a clever touch. Was that included in the novel? I remember some novel readers here saying that Akazawa's character wasn't that significant in the novel.
|2012-03-26, 14:05
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Hm, I guess most of us were right in thinking that the extra was Ms. Mikami. I personally found that Kazami going around murdering people with reckless abandon was more shocking than the big reveal.
As for the actual ending, I liked it, but I feel like it could've been better. I really wanted to see Mei and Sakaki share an intimate moment; I'm not asking for something like a kiss or a confession from either side, them simply holding hands while walking together would've been sufficient for me. I guess Mei allowing Sakaki call her 'sometimes' after she gets a new phone was supposed to fulfill that exact purpose. I feel like the promise at the end of the novel would've felt more satisfactory, though.
Overall, my personal rating for this anime is a 9 or a 10 out of 10. Maybe even an 8.
|2012-03-26, 14:07
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Is it bad that the only thing that upset me about this episode was that Mei and Kouichi didn't kiss? >.> XD
Anywho Fairly good, the Mikami thing was kind of weird considerinig to me at least Ms. Mikami and Reiko looked nothing alike (mostly the hair colour thing) I always suspected Reiko but I never would've guessed Reiko and Ms. Mikami were the same person.
Secondly did Kouchi kill Reiko in the past? becuase that was kind of confusing for me, it looked like him but it was like never touched upon.
EDIT: Lol question answered in ninja post, thanks Aphrah ^^
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|2012-03-26, 14:16
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Whoa. That was crazy. The big reveal lacked drama but I may have been in shock from losing Izumi, which requires a "NOOOOOOOOOO!!!" since I liked her so much. They could have made that a lot more dramatic by having her watch the glass fall on her. I'm surprised we didn't watch that happen, actually. Maybe the writers decided to be nice or want us to hope she would survive that.
And I can't believe all of the hints and clues as to the Another's identity were in the beginning of the series. Really genius. We're all busy trying to figure out Mei and the clues are dropped on us then. Hell, we knew nothing of the calamity too! That's sneaky, very very sneaky! Plus, we all thought it had to be a student.
Anyone play Batman Arkham City? This reminds me of it since it's like the Joker told Batman, the best away to trick Batman is to put the answer right in front of him. Batman had a better reveal though.
My only real complaints is the fire. You can't make a phone call in the middle of a burning hallway, there would be no oxygen to breathe and therefore speak. Stuff like that.
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And so it comes to an end, in a fashion that's nearly as spectacular as the previous episode. I'm still not sure how I feel about the students turning in to casual killers overnight, but eh ... what actually bugged me about this episode was the overall pacing and mood. I can't really put my finger down on it, but for some reason, despite the climatic events being portrayed, the atmosphere didn't really suck me in, and I felt more like a pragmatically detached spectator.
Which is kinda weird, because Another has always been fantastic when it came to setting the mood (both through imagery and soundtrack), but somehow the grand finale failed to truly grip me. Same goes for Izumi's and Reiko's deaths - obviously the crowning moments of the episode, but neither summoned a shred of emotion from me. Ah well :/
As for the identity of Another, I'm not surprised at all, considering I had pegged Reiko as the most likely suspect back around episode 5/6, and it was certainly amusing (and satisfying? ) to see the show bringing up some of the same points that seemed suspicious to me in the first place - the bird constantly chanting "Why, Rei-chan, why", grandpa's "poor Ritsuko ...poor Reiko as well ..." comment, the hints that Koichi had a reason to be in Yomiyama 1.5 years ago, but the phenomenon felt the need to erase his memory of that >completely< ,meaning that the very reason of him being there was threatening to Another's identity. (And some more stuff that I'm too lazy to re-list).
Yeah, there were plenty of hints to suspect Reiko from fairly early, magnified by the fact that no other character was getting similar treatment of having small but suspicious things being presented around them. The foreshadowing of it being Reiko was done pretty well, I think.
I'm much less impressed with how the Reiko = Mikami business was handled though. The show was obviously trying hard to keep this one under wraps (and I guess they largely succeeded in that, heh), but I have a feeling this approach will leave many frustrated, as it feels like information that was deliberately withheld in inorganic fashion.
Looking back on it, there are small breadcrumbs scattered here and there, but I feel they are way too obscure for someone to notice during their first watch-through. More like, they are of the sort that you can look back and say "Ah, so that's what it actually was", but I'm not sure if in a manner that invokes satisfaction. (I guess I'm sort of neutral myself).
Episode 2 for example, when Mochizuki asks Koichi if he finds Mikami attractive, and Koichi says that's a difficult question for him, with no real emotion behind it. Not that strange in itself (him avoiding a potentially embarrassing question ...except he didn't seem too embarrassed), but looking back on it, Koichi avoided it because he essentially got asked if he finds his own aunt hot, something he couldn't elaborate upon due to Reiko's request.
Or him showing a bit of concern for her when she dashed away screaming after the homeroom teacher's suicide.
Or him asking if she feels alright after the asthma kid got taken away, and suggesting perhaps they shouldn't climb the mountain tomorrow. Not that strange in itself, certainly not enough to take special notice of, but in retrospect makes sense he would approach "Mikami" there about her well being and their future plans if she is Reiko.
Then we have Mei's question if Reiko paints home as well, and Koichi confirming it, saying she considers that her real job. What's her "non-real" job then ? To begin with, why would Mei ask about Reiko painting in present time, or even express interest about Reiko to start with ? (Because she is the art club's adviser, which Mei is a part of / art class teacher).
And the biggest clue, which was brought up in Reiko's discussion thread a week ago or so, is that her full name is actually visible on the ancient class rosters that Chibiki was showing to Mei and Koichi, though the scene was only shown for a split second.
So ... yeah, I guess you can say they are "clues" scattered about, but they seem rather insufficient (given how obscure they are and easily dismissible) for a first time watcher to pick up. Personally I prefer my clues in a more workable manner, like the oddities surrounding Reiko, rather than this stuff that feels like purposefully avoided information. Paramount for keeping people guessing till the last minute I guess, but meh ... as far as foreshadowing goes, I don't think it was handled well. Can't really call it foreshadowing if you can only notice it when looking backwards.
Other than that ... not enough Mei x Koichi in the finale! I certainly would have appreciated some more post-calamity stuff, not only regarding Mei and Koichi, but also the perspectives of the other students. Given how batshit crazy some of them went, it would have been interesting to see how they handle the aftermath, especially those who injured others during the whole deal, or those who tried attacking Mei. A shame we never got to see any of that though ... ah well, at least we got to learn that Mei doesn't like ferris wheels (Attempt at romantic situation failed, Koichi )
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|2012-03-26, 14:31
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*scans episode*
*guy runs*
Ah... Akazawa-san too... It was fun watching her and Misaki's deadly catfight and entertaining to see her go yandere, but sucks that in the end, she wasn't defeated by Misaki or the protagonist, but by the god of death instead.
But now she gets to meet up with Sugiura-san in heaven! Both together, yuri Ultra Happy!
The extra person was fairly expected though. Her strange attitude from the beginning and some other details I can't remember made me suspect her, along with the protagonist for just being the protagonist.
Ending was well, normal, for this type of story. I kind of wish they touched on the rest of the class, but most of the people I cared about died anyways. What's remaining are people on the Nakao-level.
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Undercurrents of legal threats rippled through the final arguments on Wednesday over Wal-Mart plans for a super center.
The Hood River County Planning Commission was informed by Greg Hathaway, the attorney for the applicant, that Wal-Mart officials believed all of the site plan criteria had been met in a "legally defensible" manner.
"In my opinion, this is the best looking Wal-Mart store in the state of Oregon because of the efforts that have been made to address the compatibility standard; we took that challenge to heart and created a unique 'Hood River look'," said Hathaway.
Conversely, the appointed body was informed by the Citizens for Responsible Growth, the opposition group, that it feels the city would be liable for any flooding brought by Wal-Mart's development. CRG said that scenario could occur at the Columbia Gorge Hotel if 53,134 cubic yards of fill material was added to the retailer's 16-acre property at the junction of Frankton and Country Club roads.
"The court has found local jurisdictions libel for flood damage especially when it can be shown that concerns were raised at the development hearing but ignored," said Roger Sutherland, an engineer hired by the CRG.
Hathaway said the attempt by Sutherland to "create doubt" was overshadowed by the fact that only Wal-Mart had performed a complete hydrology and hydraulic analysis of the area around Phelps Creek, which runs through the site. However, he said Wal-Mart still had several "possible solutions" to alleviate any outstanding concerns. Although he declined to elaborate more about these options, Hathaway asked that the official record be left open until Oct. 15. That request for a seven-day continuance triggered a statutory process that also allows other involved parties to submit new information. A second seven-day period, ending on Oct. 22, provides both proponents and opponents with the opportunity to rebut new evidence. As the applicant, Wal-Mart will then be afforded a final seven days, until Oct. 29, to write up closing arguments that must be based on the existing record.
The Planning Commission plans to deliberate on the plans for a 186,000 square foot store at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 12 in the county courthouse. A decision will also be made that evening on a request by Stu Watson and Kate Huseby, CRG co-chairs, for "standing" in the case. The two residents, who live near the proposed site, are seeking the right of appeal by claiming that Wal-Mart's new store would adversely affect their quality of life because of increased lighting and traffic. They also contend that the larger store injures the mission of the CRG to promote the growth of smaller businesses that complement a rural life-style.
Hathaway acknowledged that "at the end of the day" approval of the application would most likely hinge on the floodplain issue. Wal-Mart's engineer David Gorman said that he had used modeling that was approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. He said the county needed to be careful about locking itself into a precedent that allowed for "no net loss" of floodplain storage because that could prevent even the replacement of culverts in the future.
In fact, Gorman argued that by enlarging the culverts under Frankton and Country Club roads, Wal-Mart would be eliminating some of the flooding that had historically occurred in the area. Gorman said his work had shown that the retailer's property comprised less than .37 percent of the 4,400 acre floodplain.
"Wal-Mart is not intending to build a store here in a way that's going to adversely impact the Columbia Gorge Hotel, there's no way in the world that we would be in this community and allow something like that to happen," said Hathaway.
Sutherland said the engineering work done by Gorman was erroneous because of miscalculations in the high water surface elevations during flooding. He said the county's criteria required that there be "no adverse impact" from development in the floodplain, and that meant that no fill material should be allowed.
"The issue is not 16 acres of pavement, the issue is that it's in a floodplain and they haven't modeled it correctly, so how can we believe they understand what the impact is?" asked Sutherland.
Hathaway challenged the City of Hood River for its stand against the proposal because of the "mass, scale and bulk" of the building. He said the municipality first tried to shut down the new development by passing a "big box" size limitation of 50,000 square feet. However, he said Wal-Mart submitted its application before the county had also adopted that standard for the property within the urban growth area, which is under its jurisdiction. So, Hathaway contended the city then centered its fight around the issue of "compatibility."
"If you adopt the city interpretation on compatibility today, you must then impose it on the next project — which could include a community college. It's a very unreasonable standard because it doesn't allow the county to evaluate a project on its own merits," Hathaway said.
He commended county planners for having the "courage" to interpret the criteria differently. The county's site plan review guidelines state, "The height, bulk and scale of buildings shall be compatible with the site and buildings in the surrounding area. Use of materials should promote harmony with surrounding structures and site." Eric Walker, senior planner, determined the standard meant that development on the commercial property had to visually blend with its environment. He worked with Wal-Mart to break up the facade of the building with gables and landscaping so that it appeared to be of similar size with other buildings in the area.
"We attempted to write very complete and objective findings on our interpretation of the compatibility standard," said Walker to the Commission.
He was praised on that objectivity by Hathaway, who said Walker's diligence had held Wal-Mart to the highest possible standards and led to a "unique" design.
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Heart Cancels SeaWorld Gig Owing to Blackfish Documentary
They join Willie Nelson and Barenaked Ladies in the list of acts who have pulled out because of the documentary.
This week, Heart became the third act to cancel their show at SeaWorld after seeing Blackfish — a documentary that targets the water park for its mistreatment of killer whales. Heart's announcement follows similar cancellations from SeaWorld-scheduled acts Willie Nelson ("I don't agree with the way they treat their animals," he said to CNN's Brooke Baldwin) and Barenaked Ladies ("This is a complicated issue, and we don't claim to understand all of it, but we don't feel comfortable proceeding with the gig at this time," they wrote on their Facebook page). In response, SeaWorld spokesman Nick Gollattscheck told CNN: "While we're disappointed a small group of misinformed individuals was able to deny fans what would have been great concerts at SeaWorld ... we respect the bands' decisions."
Heart has chosen to decline their forthcoming performance at SeaWorld on 2/9/14 due to the controversial documentary film 'Black Fish'.— Heart (@officialheart) December 8, 2013


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Mickey Mouse with the wizard on the video screen in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." at Disneyland.Link
The character Mulan in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)Link
Princess Tiana (in white) and the ensemble dancing in "The Princess and the Frog" in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." at Disneyland. (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)Link
The character Pocahontas in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)Link
Mickey Mouse watches Michael Colglazier, President of Disneyland. (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)Link
"The Jungle Book" number in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)Link
Mickey Mouse with the wizard on the video screen in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." at Disneyland. (Mickey Mouse with the wizard on the video screen in the premiere of "Mickey's Magical Map." at Disneyland. (Paul Hiffmeyer / Disneyland / Associated Press)Link
Eastern philosophy is not the first thing one associates with the Disneyland Resort, but the message of the Fantasyland Theatre's new and quite splendid stage show "Mickey and the Magical Map" is decidedly, and surprisingly, Zen.
Or as Zen as a show can be in which young men and women in rustic fantasy-wear sing and dance their way through some of the studio's greatest hits in front of a gorgeous three-tiered screen awash in animated wonder.
Like many characters of his demo, Mickey Mouse is, above all, a seeker of enlightenment. In "Mickey and the Magical Map," he's back in Sorcerer's Apprentice mode, trying to prove himself by filling in the final empty space on his master's map.
The black spot, which does not want to be painted, comes to life and takes Mickey on a magical, musical, multimedia tour. A handful of Disney films, including "The Jungle Book," "The Little Mermaid" and "Lilo & Stitch," are given the stage craft that made "The Lion King" and "Beauty and the Beast" Broadway sensations, with the added bonus of a fabulous animated backdrop.
Finally accepting the unpainted spot on its own terms, Mickey learns that what makes the map magic is the fact that it's never really finished. Which could very well replace "The Happiest Place on Earth" as the resort's liturgical tag line.
MORE: Disney is reanimated with 'Big Hero 6,' 'Frozen'
For all its devotion to, and commercialization of, the iconic, Disney has a healthy respect for the impermanent. Over the last few years, early summer has become synonymous with change in Anaheim, where park designers have spent years steadily fixing the initial disappointment that was California Adventure.
Last summer's double opening of Cars Land and the newly refurbished Buena Vista proved such a success that Disney celebrated by jacking up its prices across the board.
With its popularity tied to an ever-growing library of films, Disneyland likewise never stopped self-tweaking. Buzz Lightyear got a ride and a show, the Swiss Family Robinson treehouse became Tarzan's, and Tom Sawyer Island took on a Pirates of the Caribbean flavor.
As the packaged princess brand grew among the merchandisers, the park made the characters and their gowns available for meet 'n' greets, first at the Fantasyland Theatre, then, as of this spring, at the new Fantasy Faire. Between Frontierland and Sleeping Beauty's Castle, where the Carnation Plaza Gardens long stood, a mini-Elizabethan village has sprung. It's complete with the Royal Hall housing three princesses and the Royal Theatre, where the stories of Beauty and the Beast and Rapunzel are depicted in family-friendly vaudevillian style.
Many protested the passing of Carnation Plaza Gardens, which hosted such musical legends as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Count Basie. But if Benny Goodman's modern day equivalents aren't headlining at Disneyland, there's certainly no lack of music here.
"Mickey and the Magical Map," which had its official opening Saturday, is just the fireworks finale of an explosion of live shows. In addition to daily parades in both parks — Pixar-themed in California Adventure, Disney-themed in Disneyland — a bevy of street performances are increasingly impossible to pass up. At California Adventure, the live acts range from the slick and joyful jazz combo "Five & Dime" to "Phineas and Ferb's Rockin' Rollin' Dance Party," from the goth- and teen-friendly "Mad T Party" to the Grammy-winning Mariachi Divas.
All of which is just part of a master plan, of course; Disney wants the Anaheim resort to become a multi-day destination, like that other park sprawling amid the mosquitoes in the swamps of Orlando.
And, alas, it's working. In addition to being a rousing and technologically revelatory show, "Mickey and the Magical Map" is the final blow to the delusion to which many locals still cling: That a smart, prepared parent can do both parks in a day.
Let's be honest; the less than stellar performance of California Adventure in its early years was a boon to local parents. Disney would do anything to get you into that park, including, for several years, offer two-for-the-price-of-one tickets.
This Disneyland-with-benefits scenario challenged every resident who considered the resort a local playground rather than an international tourist attraction. Slapping down fast passes like a high-stakes blackjack dealer, my friends and I could get our families on every ride we cared about in both parks in any 12-hour non-summer period.
We were Disney's worst nightmare — we brought our own water and sandwiches, packed apples and cheese sticks and Goldfish crackers. The best my kids could hope for off those carts was popcorn (and only because their father used to sell popcorn at Disneyland).
But they knew the rules going in: No wait times over 15 minutes, no churros and no shows. The last were for suckers, the breadbasket that filled up precious half-hours of your day, which was much better spent on "Pirates of the Caribbean" one more time (that line always looks worse than it is).
Over time, many of my new-parent convictions shook themselves into dust, but on this I held firm — Disney in a day or bust.
I suspected those glory days were over last year when Cars Land made it clear that California Adventure had finally become a Real Park. But it wasn't until the premiere of "Mickey and the Magical Map" that I finally surrendered completely.
Running the park-standard 22 minutes, the show is fun, festive and amazing. Pocahontas and Mulan — two beloved but previously under-utilized characters — sing the songs that have launched a thousand talent show auditions. Early on, live-action Mickey descends into the screen and becomes animation Mickey, which is something I have never seen before and will want to see again.
Yes, you can technically still do the two parks in a day, but only if you're willing to miss a lot. I concede, finally, that "Aladdin" is worth the hour the line and the show require, that "World of Color" is something you can't see, or even imagine seeing, anywhere else on the planet.
Now here's the Fantasyland Theatre finally being put to good use with a show celebrating Mickey, music and the contradictory power of impermanence.
Drat that mouse, I'm in. Go for the rides, stay for the shows.
But I'm holding the line on churros.
— Mary McNamara
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It's official: Pleasant Valley said a polite, "no" to an offer to join the Colonial League.
It's official: Pleasant Valley said a polite, "no" to an offer to join the Colonial League.
"Our school district officials made a decision for the betterment of our athletic department, and I support that," football coach Jim Terwilliger told the Pocono Record. "Their commitment to excellence is what makes Pleasant Valley a great place to work. I look forward to continuing the traditions and rivalries that make football in the Pocono area great."
The Pleasant Valley School Board voted unanimously to stick with the Mountain Valley Conference.
Superintendent Doug Arnold said he felt the board made the decision to maintain what he calls the "backyard competition" the schools have been enjoying for so many years.
Arnold was an assistant football coach for 20 years at East Stroudsburg High School.
On the tails of the board's decision to stay in their conference came a vote to make Carole M. Geary, the assistant superintendent, the school's head administrator in August.
Arnold will retire after more than 30 years as an educator and six years as the Pleasant Valley superintendent.
"I appreciated being here," Arnold said. "The one thing I will commend myself on is I tried to stay out of the way," he said.
"You've been a mentor, someone who has given good advice," board member Jim Spinola said.
Geary is a 26-year educator in the Pleasant Valley school system. She has two master's degrees from East Stroudsburg University and is currently working on a doctorate degree.
Geary started as a math teacher when she was 21, she said.


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AMERICUS – It was a record breaking night for Georgia Southwestern. Danyelle Jones set a new school record for most assists in a game. The Lady Hurricanes collectively attempted a top record three point attempt shooting night in the NCAA era.
Jones finished the game with 10 assists. Jones set the GSW record for most assists in a game, during the time GSW has been in the NCAA. The last Lady 'Cane to hold the record was Terra Branch against Georgia College on 2/22/12 with 8 assists.
The Lady Hurricanes came out hot. In the first five minutes the Lady 'Canes were only interrupted twice on their scoring frenzy. In the opening minutes of the game Shatoria Hudson, Shaniece Sheffield, Jones, Tiara Thompson, and Jasmine McSwain collectively scored 17 points. The tone had been set for the rest of the match. As the Lady 'Canes kept the Lady Braves in a second scoring hiatus with between 7:43 to 2:52. GSW led at half 51-23.
It was a double-digit half for Hudson and Sheffield. Hudson was 7-for-10 from the field scoring 15 points. Sheffield was 4-for-5 from the field, adding 10 points during the half.
Over the course of the second half, UNC Pembroke out-scored GSW 36 to 29. It was a little too late for the Lady Brave with GSW controlling the lead and tempo of the game. GSW had even scoring across the roster in the second half. The Lady Hurricanes held their largest lead over the Lady Braves with 1:29 to go, in the second half, by 30 points.
Hudson finished the game with 19 points achieving a new career record. Hudson's previous record was set at 17 points against Converse College on December 16, 2013. Hudson matched her best rebound with 8. Sheffield scored a season best of 14 points and grabbed a season best of 4 rebounds. Shanedra Lockett and Sierra Barrino-Kennedy each added 10 points.
The top three games for most attempted 3pt shots by GSW have all been against UNC Pembroke (during GSW's NCAA era). In 2009 and 2010 they had 26 attempts. This game matched 2013 with 25 attempts. The Lady Hurricanes were able to reach 10-for-25 from beyond the arc, in tonight's game.
The Lady Hurricanes improve their record to 6-5, 1-3 PBC and the Lady Braves move on to a 5-7, 1-4 PBC. The last win for GSW against UNC Pembroke came January 13, 2011. UNC Pembroke still leads the overall record at 8-2.
The Lady 'Canes are back on the court on Sunday, January 12th to take on Peach Belt opponent Francis Marion University at 1:30 p.m.


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A judge has ordered a U.S. Army veteran to remain in jail pending trial on allegations that he joined up with an al-Qaida affiliate to fight the Syrian government.
At a detention hearing Monday in federal court in Alexandria, defense attorneys for 30-year-old Eric Harroun of Phoenix asked the judge to consider the fact that Harroun was fighting with Syrian rebels who share the U.S. government's desire to oust the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
But prosecutors argued successfully that no chances should be taken when the rebel group in question is a branch of al-Qaida.
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Restoring the red pulse
I recently sat at a table at the Power House, the coolest brew and bike shop in Hailey, Idaho, talking with three ambitious conservationists. Over dark stouts and savory burgers and fries, Merrill Beyeler, who runs a family ranch in Leadore, Tom Page, who ranches with his brother in the Pahsimeroi Valley, and Mark Davidson of Trout Unlimited described their efforts to not only restore their own lands, but to create a network of central Idaho ranchers who want to do the same.
We talked about the big picture (the dwindling funds available for protecting large Western landscapes), and about the ironies involved in restoration (the regulatory hurdles facing ranchers who want to reduce their public-land grazing). But mostly we focused on the threesome's efforts to help endangered chinook salmon, a small number of which still miraculously navigate the 900 miles from the Pacific Ocean to spawn in the Lemhi and Pahsimeroi rivers. By screening ditches, replacing clogged culverts and "re-watering" dry tributaries long disconnected from the rivers, they have opened up historic spawning habitat for the fish.
But, as senior editor Ray Ring points out in his cover story on Alaska's astoundingly prolific Bristol Bay ecosystem, just because you restore some habitat doesn't mean the fish will come. The system that sends salmon and steelhead to central Idaho – the Columbia River – has been so altered by dams, agriculture and other industries that wild salmon now return at a rate of less than 2 percent of their historic levels.
Bristol Bay's rivers, on the other hand, are far less developed, and millions of salmon still course through them every year, feeding everything from bears and gulls to flies and fungus. Year by year, scientists are uncovering the threads that make the Bristol Bay's ecological tapestry so rich and so resilient to short-term natural changes.
Can such threads be reassembled in the Columbia? Conservationists have tried valiantly for decades. They have forced dam managers to build fish ladders and allow more flow over the spillways; they have worked with farmers and ranchers to reduce pollution; and they have tried to re-introduce the biggest salmon predator, the grizzly bear, to Idaho's wild interior. Ultimately, they have made a compelling case that salmon will recover only if we remove dams, starting with the four on the Snake River.
The conservation-minded ranchers around the table nodded when I asked if they think the dams are a problem. They, like me, would like to see the red tide of salmon pulsing once again through the sagebrush and pine trees of central Idaho, filling those painstakingly restored tributaries. Bristol Bay, however, doesn't need restoration; it's already thriving. So let's leave this incredible ecosystem alone. Perhaps it can teach us how to preserve what we still have and to restore some of what we've lost.


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New 2018 Keystone RV Springdale 270LEBunk House & Outside Kit.
This Springdale makes camping with family and friends easy and enjoyable. Model 270LE offers a set of double size bunk beds, a large slide out for added interior space, a rear corner bath layout, an outdoor kitchen and entertainment center, plus more!
Step inside and notice the sliding door to the front bedroom which features a queen size bed with closets on either side. There is an entry bench and coat hooks just outside the bedroom door along the interior wall, plus floor to ceiling storage as well.
Straight ahead through the main entry you will enjoy plenty of seating within the large road side slide including a booth dinette for meals, plus theater seating for two with cup holders for conversation or movie watching. Opposite the theater seats you will find a nice entertainment center to enjoy with storage both above and below. There is also a floor to ceiling pantry cupboard between the entertainment center and rear set of double size bunk beds.
To the left of the entrance you will find a complete kitchen with angled counter including a large sink, a three burner range, and a refrigerator. You will also find plenty of space to tuck things away in the overhead cabinets and lower cupboards and drawers. This is perfect for your daily dishes and other kitchen items.
In the rear left corner you will enjoy sleeping space for four adults or children with the set of double size bunk beds. The interior corner has been angled to provide more space for moving around. Right next door in the rear right corner is a full bath including a tub/shower, toilet, and vanity with sink. This is the perfect location to the bunks especially for little ones.
On the outside enjoy being able to easily cook for your family using the outdoor kitchen, spend time around the outdoor entertainment center, and relax on any trip you take!
Pleasant experiencePurchase through delivery was honest, efficient and timely. All staff were friendly, attentive and professional. Only complaint involves the delivery preparation services. Things asked for were not on work order and caused a delay. Black water tank remains a problem. After delivery, and during first use, noticed black water tank was 3/4 full from VCC. Tried numerous times to empty, flush with ... More » - Gregory
Savings: $7,322
Stock# 1821
Interior Color: KONA
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|785 lbs
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|2680 lbs
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|52 gals
|Grey Water Capacity
|60 gals
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|39 gals
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|30000 btu
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When Cole Davis founded Keystone RV in 1996 his vision was clear: Build a quality RV loaded with features priced thousands less than other RVs on the market. To accomplish his goal, Cole would recruit and build a strong team, focus on keeping overhead low, and empower the people closest to the customer to make decisions.
Within a few short months after opening the doors, Keystone produced its very first camper. Delivering big on quality, features and value, the public fell in love with it. A star was born! As the appetite for the camper increased, new Keystone models were added to satisfy growing customer demand. Along with this tremendous growth came the need for expanded production. To meet this need more manufacturing plants were built and staffed.
From new floor plan designs to patented inventions, Keystone leads the way in product innovation. One reason is our mission to stay close to the customer. When talking with campers or visiting dealerships, our sales, product development, and service teams, are always looking for ways to improve the camping experience. And we don't stop there.
Every member of the Keystone family is encouraged to contribute to making our campers absolutely the best possible. Through something we call Kamp Keystone, our employees camp free of charge at local campgrounds in the Keystone trailers we supply. Each year hundreds of our production workers, administrative staff and service team enjoy a day (or a week) at Kamp Keystone. Their evaluation of the experience and the feedback they provide results in continued product improvements. Ask us if we use our RVs...the answer is YES!
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