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TORONTO, Canada (Sept. 1, 2008) - With a similar theme of suffocating man-to-man defense and double-figure scoring from both returning players and newcomers, the ETSU men's basketball team completed a four-game sweep of its Labor Day weekend exhibition series in Canada, racing past the University of Toronto 90-63 Monday afternoon.
"We really spent a lot of those 10 extra days of practice working on defense and its obvious we've seen results from that this weekend - and that's really the most encouraging thing," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team was preparing to board a plane and return to Johnson City late Monday evening. "I think this trip has been a great experience for our team. Assuming we have a good year, we've told the team that we will look back on this as a positive.
"It's always good to travel with the guys, come to another country, and have a chance to see different parts of the world like Niagra Falls. It really helps with the team building, but obviously the 10 days of practice and playing games is something you can't replace. It definitely gives you a head start."
Toronto - which had lost by just four points to ETSU's A-Sun counterpart Mercer on Sunday - shot 41 percent on the day, but the Blues were one of three Buccaneer opponents held to 69 points or less on the trip. Offensively, senior guard Courtney Pigram (Memphis) abused the Blues' defense and scored a game-high 20 points, while fellow senior Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) scored 18. Freshmen Isiah Brown (Miami) and Jarvis Jones (Memphis) scored in double figures for the second straight game, with Brown posting 10 point and Jones netting 11. Junior Micah Williams (Manchester) led the way on the boards with seven rebounds.
"We played pretty well today," Bartow said. "They've got a good team, as they showed in the Mercer game. CP and Tiggs both had very good games, and our defense was just so solid the whole trip."
For the second straight day, a box score from the game was not immediately available.
The Bucs will return home to normal NCAA practice rules until the official start of preseason preparations in mid-October. ETSU can work as a team for a total of eight hours a week, with two of those hours on the court. For more on ETSU men's basketball as the season approaches, visit ETSUBucs.com.


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Vernita Gray, known for 1st same-sex marriage in Illinois, dies at 65
CHICAGO – Vernita Gray, a gay rights activist who wed her partner in Illinois' first same-sex marriage, has died at age 65.
Gray died late Tuesday of cancer at the same Chicago home where she married Patricia Ewert in late November, family friend Jim Bennett told The Associated Press. Bennett was among friends who were gathered at the home when Gray died.
Gray's failing health and her wish to marry convinced a federal judge to order that an expedited marriage license be granted to the couple ahead of the June 1 effective date of the state's same-sex marriage law. A subsequent judge's ruling then paved the way for more same-sex couples to marry early in some Illinois counties.
Gray worked for gay rights for decades, advocating for same-sex marriage long before many other activists saw it as a possibility, Bennett said. To win over conservatives, she made the case that her Social Security survivor benefits should go to her partner, and her knack for working with people across the political spectrum "made everyone feel that they had a unique contribution to move us forward," he said.
A former restaurant owner, Gray worked for the Cook County state's attorney's office for 18 years, assisting crime victims and witnesses.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel praised Gray's work for equality and civil rights in a statement Wednesday.
"Vernita Gray was an inspiration to all who crossed her path, from President (Barack) Obama, who knew her by name, to the victims of violence she comforted and the young people for whom she was a fierce advocate," Emanuel said. "Her legacy can be felt in the many institutions she supported and by every LGBT couple in Illinois who is now free to marry the person they love."


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Down by the harbour, there's big trouble in Little England - a bar owned by an old soldier, who simply wants to forget the past. But an ancient evil is stirring in a place of peace.
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bada wrote:first BIG trade. So all the Clippers get is Drew Gooden who they will cut for Al Thornton, Telfair and Skinner???? Not watched the Clips much this year but I liked Thornton's game.The Cleveland Cavaliers have reached agreement on a six-player, three-team trade that lands them former All-Star forward Antawn Jamison(notes), league sources with knowledge of the talks told Yahoo! Sports.
The Cavaliers are sending center Zydrunas Ilgauskas,(notes) a first-round pick and the draft rights to Emil Preldzic to the Wizards. The Wizards also will receive Brian Skinner(notes) and Al Thornton(notes) from the Los Angeles Clippers. The Cavaliers will get point guard Sebastian Telfair(notes) from the Clippers. The Wizards will send Drew Gooden(notes) to the Clippers.
The Clippers will buy out Gooden, a league source said.
The Cavaliers' decision to acquire Jamison came a day after talks between the teams intensified. Cleveland was waiting on the Phoenix Suns to respond to their offer for Amar'e Stoudemire.
The Washington Post first reported the Wizards had agreed to send Jamison to the Cavaliers.
Clips cleaning house, taking most possessions out of the house and giving them away, paying some people to take them
They must definately want to be players in the free agent market, maybe they think they can attract some stars
The Cavs have just given Lebron a big reason to stay after this season, as Jamison and Mo Williams are very good star players around him, throw in Shaq if he stays. Interesting to see where and how Jamison fits in there, as he won't likely score anywhere near as much as he did in the Wiz.
Gooden might well resign with the Mavs, but I reckon there's an outside chance he signs back with the Spurs and they could use him


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Fig. 1 (click image for larger view): This Live project is where I recorded guitar improvisations for about 45 minutes. The project is simplicity itself: one track for each RIP channel, and one drum loop as a tempo reference. On playback, the loop brace isolates a measure or two to decide whether the loop is a "keeper" or not.
Fig. 2 (click image for larger view) : The huge file has now been reduced to a collection of potential loops. Each loop then gets exported as audio so it can be imported back into Live or other DAWs.
Fig. 3 (click image for larger view):: The finished version of Buddy Holly's "Words of Love," after doing a hard rock arrangement in Cakewalk Sonar. The heart of the song is one guitar track, one drum track, and one vocal track. There's an additional percussion track, doubled guitar in a couple sections, and additional vocal harmony tracks. Despite the limited number of tracks, that's really all it needs.
It's hard to understand how much Dark Fire can change the way you approach music and guitar playing unless you've not only played with it, but used it on a day-to-day basis. It's like the onion analogy – peel away a layer, and there's another one right behind it.
This blog entry is exciting for me to write because Dark Fire has opened up a new way of recording that I really like a lot, and is quite inspiring. But first, a little backstory.
When Gibson's Digital Les Paul was introduced, I immediately saw its potential, and it became the foundation of a duo act with me and Brian Hardgroove from Public Enemy (detailed in the EV2 blog at http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/Blogs/CraigAnderton/CraigAndertonOfEV2/). To summarize, I processed the DLP's individual hex outs so that the bottom three strings had octave dividers to give solid bass sounds, the top four were bused to a chorus for a clean rhythm sound, and the magnetic pickups went to a DigiTech GNX3000 multieffects for leads. So, even though it was just the two of us, it sounded like a full band (especially because my vocals were going through a DigiTech VL2 to generate harmonies).
But the important aspect of all this was the ability to improvise freely. I never had to worry if the bass player or keyboardist could follow along; as long as Brian and I were in the groove, I could go anywhere – take an extra long solo, modulate keys, even segue into a different song. There were no issues with backing tracks – it was all live, spontaneous, and very liberating.
Unfortunately, Brian needed to move back to New York, which has since limited our live performance options (however, EV2 will continue as a studio project via long-distance collaboration). Nonetheless once I'd had the kind of playing experience EV2 offered, I couldn't go back to how I played before. Even while working on solo projects, I wanted to maintain that digital guitar/drums duo feel, with the freedom to play in a looser, more improvisational way. But how could I do that without someone else? That's where the Dark Fire/Ableton Live/NI Guitar Rig trio of tech tools came into play.
The first step in this process is to open Ableton Live with the RIP connected, and load a Dark Fire hex patch (version 1.0 of the 44 best hex patches I've programmed so far are available on the Dark Fire site at http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Les-Paul/Gibson-USA/DarkFire/Software.aspx as a free download; however, check back periodically as I anticipate posting newer patches as they develop). Choose an inspiring patch that makes you want to play! I usually go for a split with bass on the low strings and lead on the high strings to make the loops more "self-contained."
Next, I delve into my library of drum loops and come up with a pattern that works for the kind of mood I'm in, and is of the appropriate tempo. My go-to loops for this were recorded by Nashville drummer extraordinaire Greg Morrow for Discrete Drums, as his style is not that different from Brian's. Once Brian finishes his studio, he's going to record some loops for me but until then, Greg's stuff is great. (Side note: The idea of recording loops to replace oneself is something I've done before. I play "techno guitar" over in Germany with bands like Air Liquide and Dr. Walker's various projects, but couldn't exactly commute to all the gigs. So, I created loops of the type of playing I did so the loops could be loaded into an MPC and they'd have a "virtual Craig" onstage. Those loops ended up becoming the AdrenaLinn Guitars sample library that was part of M-Audio's Pro Session series of sample libraries.)
The next step is to load the drum loop into Ableton Live and start recording (Fig. 1). I typically record for 45 minutes or so, getting deep into the groove and improvising to my heart's content. Of course, not everything I play works; there are lots of times where I'm reaching for what to play next and don't quite get there, but there are also sections that, between the inspiration provided by the Dark Fire sounds and the drum loops, really capture some useful musical ideas and playing. This is key, because the process of playing and improvising for long stretches of time produces a fair amount of "nuggets." The next step is to "mine" them.
Eventually I stop recording, then start playback and listen for sections where the guitar playing really comes together. To do this I set Live's loop brace for one or two measures, and slide it along the timeline while auditioning various sections. If something sounds cool, I let it loop to confirm it actually works as a loop. If it does, I select it and drag it to join a collection loops, while deleting the unused sections of music before and after it (Fig. 2).
After I've mined the performance for the good parts, I do an audio export for each loop (without the drums – just the guitar). This doesn't mean it actually gets looped in the final arrangement; it may be a relatively long section that ends up being a verse or other song component. But, the ability to loop is there if needed.
At this point, I close Live and open Cakewalk Sonar, set it to approximately the same project tempo as Live, and start bringing in the loops I just recorded to create an arrangement. This is also where the drum part gets fleshed out (either by adding more loops for different song sections, or recording drum parts in real time) and I start recording other parts, like vocals.
Couldn't this all be done within Live, without the need for Sonar? Absolutely. But over the years, I've customized Sonar heavily to fit my needs when doing linear-style recording, and I also have Sonar's V-700C hardware controller with moving faders. So, Sonar is a very comfortable environment for working on song arrangements, and as I'm equally adept with Sonar and Live, there's no problem bouncing back and forth between the two programs.
The end result is that the music has a live kind of "feel" because the guitar loops had a level of spontaneity and improvisation that wouldn't have happened otherwise. For example, the first time I tried this technique, I was fooling around with the guitar hook from Buddy Holly's "Words of Love" while setting levels. It had almost nothing to do with the original song in terms of feel, because the guitar sound was set to "stun" (heavy hex distortion), and the drums were more like a heavy, John Bonham type of sound than the light touch of the original song. But I liked it. So I started playing the chords for the verse and chorus, and also did some chord substitutions that grew out of just playing around. Eventually, there was enough material to do a hard rock arrangement of the song. I brought the guitar loops into Sonar, added the drums, laid down the vocals, and kept the sound sparse – just Dark Fire, drums, and vocals (no other bass or keys – see Fig. 3).
I'm working on another tune using this technique (an original composition this time) and I must say, I'm really enjoying this method of working. While it's not quite the same thing as sitting in a rehearsal space with Brian and jamming, it's the next best thing – and something that I really couldn't do without the Dark Fire/Guitar Rig3/Live combination.
Bonus Files: Sonar users, click here to download free Dark Fire track icons – one for each string, one for the magnetic pickup channel (PU), one for the piezo pickup channel (PZ), and one plain, with no labels.


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BOSTON, Mass. - Sophomore Jake Ruzevick split 25:19 en route to a 22nd place finish at the All-New England Cross Country Championships, which includes teams across all NCAA divisions. Ruzevick's finish propelled MIT to 16th place in the final team standings.
Ruzevick's clip was 40 seconds faster than Tech's No. 1 runner from the 2005 edition of the championships. Closing with a mile pace of 5:08 over the 8000-meter circuit, he boasted the fifth-best finish against Division III competiton.
Senior Kevin Brulois also ran well, splitting 25:45 en route to a second-place finish for MIT and 62nd in the field. Junior Joe Roy-Mayhew also clipped the 26-minute barrier, finishing as MIT's No. 3 with a time of 25:56.
A pair of freshmen capped the scoring for the Engineers. Johannes Schenider and Brandon Pung finished just four seconds apart, with Schneider completing the course in 26:14. Sophomore Trevor Rundell (26:29) and junior Chris Bruce (26:45) completed the Tech contingent.
Division II power UMass Lowell won the meet with a score of 76 points, while Boston College, Brown and the University of Connecticut finished second through fourth. MIT finished fourth against the Division III field.


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Schaumburg, IL - Anticipating continued high demand and sales growth for its solvent ink packaging products, INX International Ink Co. announced today it will build a new 62,000 square-foot facility in Lebanon, Ohio. A formal ground breaking ceremony involving INX, local government and State of Ohio officials will be held at the site on Thursday, December 5 at 10 a.m.
The new building will be located in the 752 acre Lebanon Commerce Center business park. It will replace a smaller property INX currently operates about 25 miles away in Blue Ash, a suburb of Cincinnati. Besides solvent ink packaging products, INX will also manufacture three-piece metal decorating, UV/EB and some water-based flexographic ink products in Lebanon.
In addition to manufacturing space, INX plans to construct a full service laboratory for color management and development, and for Quality Control and testing purposes. When completed in the fourth quarter of 2014, it will house 33 employees to start.
"Our team has worked diligently on this project for two years. When we evaluated our facilities and our ability to increase capacity and efficiencies, we determined the best way to service the market going forward was to construct a new plant," remarked John Hrdlick, Chief Operating Officer of INX International Ink Co. "The site in Lebanon is a terrific location with easy access to Interstate 71, and it provides us with an opportunity to expand the plant up to 90,000 square feet in the future."
The Schueler Group of Companies represents the land owners and is the developer of the Lebanon Commerce Center, where the INX International Ink Co. site is located. An affiliate, Bunnell Hill Construction Company, Inc., will serve as general contractor for the project.
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1 cup granulated sugar
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Preheat the oven to 325 F. Line 2 large baking sheets with parchment paper.
Sift the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, ginger and cloves into a bowl. Mix in the crystallized ginger and white chocolate chips. Place the butter and sugar in the bowl of your stand mixer.
Beat until light and well combined. Beat in the egg, vinegar and molasses. Beat in the flour mixture until just combined. Gather the dough in your hands and knead and press into a large ball. Roll dough into 1 1/2 inch balls and place on the baking sheets, spacing each cookie 2 to 3 inches apart.
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With the coast clear, head out of the large white front doors, which will lead to another corridor where a few remaining enemies will be holding out. Then, run outside, but use cover wisely here, because while there are plenty of cars there that you can jack in just a moment, you should first clear the enemy ranks guarding those cars. Of course, we should have recommended earlier that you grab all of the enemy ammunition and weaponry that's dropped as you go, but you've probably already been doing that anyway.
All you have to do now is jump in one of the fast cars waiting at the side entrance/exit to the museum and lose the crew of guys that are following you. Thankfully, on the straight streets of Algonquin, you have plenty of ways to speed around. Simply knocking them off of your HUD should do the trick, but if any resilient foes stay on you well past the museum, you can turn violent on them to eliminate them once and for all. Once the enemy crews are lost, the mission is won.
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There wasn't dry seat in the House by the time he finished.
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Revision as of 11:45, 12 May 2009
Page goal
I think the functions should be limited to:
1. Orient visitors, as a large fraction of them enter by this page (bookmarkability). We separate between newcomers, users and developers, so 3 boxes here.
2. Announce news and upcoming events. One box.
--MinhHaDuong 10:29, 1 August 2008 (UTC)
Earlier Page Design
Earlier page design was a lot better than the current state. Why we changed to this one. We are missing so much here. Specially the new visitors wont be able to get to the all the content that this Wiki has to offer.
Please revert --Kunaldeo 07:22, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
- Thanks for the feedback! The wiki maintainers team have agreed that there was too much content on the main page, so we removed much of the content for developpers. Could you please tell us what you are missing on this page? Is there some specific content you would like to see here? We will probably be able to add it in again. --Marko Knöbl 12:55, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
- I can figure out everything, but I feel The complete intro section was very useful "Introduction to Openmoko,Meet the original core team, Software Distributions New Framework Initiative License, Why Openmoko?" --Kunaldeo 17:18, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
- I added a link to Why Openmoko in the "New to Openmoko?" box. I think this is a useful page, thanks for pointing this out! Please note that most of the section "Introduction to Openmoko" and the link to "Software Distributions" are still present. On the mailing list some have said that the contents of "Meet the original core team" and "license" are too specific for content of the main page, and I agree with that. I can't say anything about "New Framework Initiative" as I'm not a developer. Probably someone else can check if a link to this page is useful? --Marko Knöbl 20:48, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
Design notes
Please try to keep these elements in the top part of the screen (above the fold): Page title, motto, welcome statement, objective project definition, product picture, search box (not there yet !).
Please try to keep also on the page (not necessarily above the fold): links to other official information sources (trac, mailing lists, etc.), language chooser, more elaborated mission statement (historical overview), philosophical position, top level navigation within the wiki.
--MinhHaDuong 10:29, 1 August 2008 (UTC)
Please keep the language chooser on the top of the page.
Consider that not all the people in the world are familiar with English. An only-English wiki is considered as an index of a poor project. Please read my comment on the Translation point.
Thank you
--Panta 22:59, 25 August 2008 (UTC)
2007.2 link
In the software categories The link to the 2007.2 distribution goes to a picture of the software stack. That is not very appealing. Maybe this link should point to a software description (as the link to ASU, FSO, Qtopia does).
--Feydreva 11:20, 1 August 2008 (ET)
- Thanks for pointing this out! I changed the link. --Galadh 22:23, 3 August 2008 (UTC)
The Nav bar on the left is out of date, incorrect and has duplications.
Software is linked to a Developers page? There are two community links/ There is a Press Coverage on the left and in the new part What exactly is Technical, the whole site is technical.
There are many more items that make the nav bar on the left confusing, unproductive, incorrect and it needs to be fixed or wacked. Brenda seems to be attached to it or afraid to change it as this has come up before and all we got were lame excuses as to why it is like it is.
Please change it or remove it.
- I've made a few suggestions to the sidebar on its talk page. I think this discussion is probably best kept there. --KB Jørgensen 19:11, 25 August 2008 (UTC)
The continuous updating of pages result as an impossible-to-solve game to people who likes to localize wikie's pages.
Also, people visiting the site, may find outdated pages, thinking the project is dead or not so alive.
Please, consider to use a translation friendly wiki like anwiki (www.anwiki.com) used for build Ulteo's site (www.ulteo.com).
Alternatively, you can consider to find a way to comunicate to guests and translators if a page is outdated or not and put a link to the right english page.
Thank you and excuse my poor english: I can assure you I speak a more correct italian ;) --panta 11:17, 5 August 2008 (UTC)
I have added language Hindi in the template, but its not getting reflected here. --Kunaldeo 08:39, 23 October 2008 (UTC)
It takes a while for template changes to propagate, the mediawiki engine is not completely synchronous. MinhHaDuong 10:46, 23 October 2008 (UTC)
Love the new design!
Looks great!
Link to Jokes
I think the link to Jokes does not fit the box "New to Openmoko?". People who are new to this project won't get most of these jokes. May I delete this link? --Marko Knöbl 11:20, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
I deem the link frontpage worthy because humor a good way to go deeply to the heart of things that can hardly be said otherwise (but not sidebar worthy of course it is not an essential navigation page). I added the link in that box because it belongs somewhere visible and I had no idea as to where else to put it, so any alternative placement suggestion should be considered. And it is true that even I don't get all the jokes, but newbies should get about half of them if they have the geek hacker subculture. What do you other guys think ? MinhHaDuong 14:57, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
- Thanks for your explanation! If we really want this on the main page I'd rather put it into the "for Users" box under "Openmoko community". Would that be okay? --Marko Knöbl 13:02, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
- I've just moved it. I hope it's okay.--Marko Knöbl 09:53, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
Boasting freedom
I think it would be a good idea to provide a link near the top where people can learn more about the 'freedom' that's boasted about. Many site visitors (including GNU/Linux users) will not be aware of the benefits and importance of what we mean by "freedom" for software users.
Descripts of "rebuild the house" and linking "open source" to a page about getting source code are ways to get programmers interested, but I think it would be very unlikely for a non-hacker visitor to openmoko.org to discover how giving source code to hackers helps them, and why software freedom affects their lives.
The no-work way to fix this would be to make the big word "free", or an eary mention of "freedom", a link to an existing explanation such as gnu.org's[1] or FSFE's.[2]
When someone has time, this could be replaced with a page on openmoko.org with a more specific explanation of how why freedom is essential for mobile phones and mobile computing, and what benefits this leads to. Ciaran 23:22, 5 January 2009 (UTC)
Kim Sterin hosts Research Symposium at University of Maryland
Kim Sterin, a graduate of Archmere Academy, The Independence School and longtime Delaware resident, recently produced the Honors Humanities' 2nd annual Undergraduate Research Symposium at the University of Maryland, College Park. The daylong conference was centered on the theme of "Re-imagining the Political Sphere: Critical Thought and Social Justice in Everyday Life" which aimed to engage participants in open dialogue about new approaches to politics with an investment in creating a more socially just world. The research presented reached beyond the traditional notion of politics by recognizing the political issues present in all facets of life from identity construction to popular culture. It featured 14 panel discussions and a keynote speaker, Dr. Diana Owen of Georgetown University. Kim also participated as a panelist and presented her two year long Keystone project, a requirement as a President's scholar in the Honors Humanities program at Maryland. This subset of the Honors program is regarded as the premier program at the University and is limited to talented undergraduates with interests in the humanities and creative arts. The rigorous and specialized curriculum explores the dynamic history of the humanities, practical applications in the arts, and foundational issues in the disciplines of the humanities. Kimberly's deans list performance in this program culminated with the book she published of original poetry along with critical essays about contemporary American culture. Entitled, "Busting through the Billboards with my Ugg boots" it creatively directs transformational thinking about American consumer culture and its effects on everyday life. She is the daughter of Jay and Maryann Sterin and will earn undergraduate degrees in both English and Spanish in 2011, along with a citation in Honors Humanities and the Jimenez-Porter Writer's House.
Ed Killer: Want your own artificial reef? Try eBay
I love eBay.
Despite Craigslist and a soft global economy, the Internet's wonderful, perpetual yard sale and auction house still is going strong.
Apparently, there always will be a market for used Iphones, slightly worn Ugg boots, a potato chip shaped like Jay Leno's head or a jar of wind captured during Tropical Storm Fay.
In a move as creative and "outside-the-box" as it comes, the Martin County Artificial Reef Foundation — a 501c(3) organization — is hoping the cyberspace trading post will be an avenue to raise funds for the deployment of another artificial reef project this summer.
If the final details of the bidding contract can be worked out — possibly this week — eBay window shoppers will be able to place bids on having a reef named for their choosing.
The reef builders will need a bid upward of $20,000 to get the job done. That would buy a lot of waffles displaying the shape of the Virgin Mary.
Mary O'Rourke rode to the defence of her Fianna Fáil sister
Mary O'Rourke rode to the defence of her Fianna Fáil sister. "To taunt and say silly things across the chamber – calling people Marie Antoinette, for example – is puerile and infantile . . . To think anybody would approach with delight saying to people that a Christmas bonus will not be paid would mean that person is very sadistic."
Mary Hantoinette nodded in agreement from her ministerial chair.
Then Mammy O'Rourke made an interesting observation, which suggests that the Government may yet be contemplating pulling a nice little stroke for Christmas by restoring the Santy bonus in the nick of time.
"The Minister opened a chink in the argument last night . . . and indicated that if there was a chance of giving this Christmas bonus, she would grasp the opportunity and encourage the Minister for Finance to do so as well . . . I add my voice to this and will continue to do so.
"As the months go by and Christmas approaches, we hope there will be some avenue which could be further explored for the partial or whole payment of this Christmas bonus."
Again, Mary Hantoinette nodded her agreement.
Let us hope this is the case, if only to cheer up Labour's Ciarán Lynch, who waxed Dickensian during his contribution, which he began by quoting the opening line of A Christmas Carol.
He painted a heart-rending picture of aged grannies without as much as a turkey leg to chew on over the festive season, unable to buy Ugg boots for their ragged grandchildren and bottles of whiskey for their rat-arsed neighbours.
But, like Scrooge, Mary Hantoinette might still see the light. A Christmas Carol is a story of redemption, sniffed Ciarán, moist of eye.
There wasn't dry seat in the House by the time he finished.
Columbia Sportswear , Deckers Drop; Sector Gains
NEW YORK - Retail shares opened higher Friday while Columbia Sportswear Co. and Deckers Outdoor Corp. both declined after their outlooks fell short of Wall Street expectations. The S&P Retail Index rose 0.6% to 331.17. Columbia Sportswear shares declined 9.2%. Deckers, which sells Ugg boots, fell 3.8%.


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Disney's Keychest: Is Giving Back Your Fair Use Rights With More DRM Really A Step Forward?
from the redefining-fair-use dept
With Keychest, when a consumer buys a movie from a participating store, his accounts with other participating services--such as a mobile-phone provider or a video-on-demand cable service--would be updated to show the title as available for viewing. The movies wouldn't be downloaded; rather, they would reside with each particular delivery company, such as the Internet service provider, cable company or phone company.The idea, supposedly is:
to address two of the biggest hurdles blocking widespread consumer adoption of movie downloads: the difficulty of playing a movie back on devices other than a PC or laptop, and limited storage space on those computers' hard drives.Now, while you must admit that allowing people to access the same content after a single purchase on multiple devices is definitely a step up from the "old" way of doing things, it does kind of ignore some important points: such as the fact that, for the most part, you could already do this on your own. As we know, it's legal to rip your CD's and then store that content on an iPod or on your computer and listen to the music how you want to do so. And, even though this is perfectly legitimate fair use of content for movies as well, Hollywood has used the worst provision in the DMCA -- the anti-circumvention provision -- to block people from doing what is accepted fair use with movie and television content.
So all Keychest really seems to be doing is giving you back your fair use rights on content -- but also wrapping it in additional DRM, such that it only works on "participating services." Oh, and it could include other limitations as well:
And Keychest would allow movie studios to dictate how many devices, connected to which distribution networks, a given title can be played on.So, kudos to Disney for recognizing that people hate having to buy the same content over and over again and hate being limited on what devices they can view content on... but, creating a new, more permissive DRM solution, just to give back some of an individual's fair use rights, isn't really a huge win.


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Judge extends delay of 9/11 case at Guantanamo
MIAMI (AP) — The latest delay in the Sept. 11 war crimes case at Guantanamo is getting longer.
The military judge presiding over the case has postponed a pretrial hearing that was scheduled to start next week amid uncertainty over whether one defendant is mentally competent to stand trial.
In December, Army Col. James Pohl adjourned the case so military doctors could determine if defendant Ramzi Binalshibh is competent following repeated outburst in court. But he refused to meet with the doctors in January and they could not make a finding. A ruling issued Thursday set a hearing on its mental status for April at the U.S. base in Cuba.
A trial date has not yet been set for the five men charged with orchestrating the Sept. 11, 2001, attack.
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My son did not spend the summer learning to read or write or to add two plus two, tie his shoes or even how to wipe his own butt (we're working on that one). Here's what he learned instead.
Alex starts school today and he is not exactly prepared in the academic sense of the word. I started to feel a little guilty that we're sending our boy into the world without knowing how to recognize some pretty recognizable words like, say, hot (he sounded it out and said, "ha ha jalapeno?").* Alex is a smart kid and I know if we'd really focused on teaching him to read, he'd probably be able to get through a few sentences by now. But Nick and I didn't want to spend the glorious lazy days doing flashcards and writing exercises and ha ha hoting every word in every bedtime book any more than Alex would have wanted to. And I'm cool with our decision to be hands off. Sure, he still writes the e in his name uppercase and with four horizontal lines, but when I think back on all he can do, I know he's going to be just fine—in kindergarten and in life. While we weren't drilling him with "education," Alex picked up so many new and interesting skills this summer. My kindergartener can now:
1. Ride a bike without training wheels.
2. Cast a fishing pole pretty damn far.
3. Catch a fish and release it if it's not a keeper (if it is a keeper, he will help me cook it and eat it too). He also knows which lure goes with which fish.
4. Dive off a diving board (he actually has decent form) and swim all the way to the shallow end.
5. Do a flip off the diving board (he lands on his back but he doesn't seem to mind).
6. Make pesto (seriously, he can do this in his sleep—and he loves to eat it, too…and, bonus, we discovered along the way that he is not allergic to pine nuts).
7. Paddleboard. He's obsessed and quite good—the kid has amazing balance.
8. Kayak. We did this in Michigan and New Hampshire and while he doesn't love it quite as much as paddleboarding (I'm with him on that one), he is comfortable and confident on a skinny plastic boat. He even fished off one with uncle Izzy.
9. Tube—as in hang on for dear life as a boat tows you behind its wake, not tubing out, which he hardly did any of this summer, thankyouverymuch.
10. Grow and harvest tomatoes/cukes/peppers/arugula/kale/beans/zucchini/peas/and, yes, jalapenos. My boy knows his way around a veggie garden and it makes me so proud. Prouder than I'd be if he could write his $&%! name properly? Who knows. Time will tell….
As you can see, Alex had an epic summer of learning but this new knowledge isn't anything that will be on any state-mandated test. It's nothing that's going to get him to the head of his kindergarten class (in fact, almost all of it took place outdoors). That said, it's exactly the kind of stuff I want my kid to know. And I'm glad he learned it all by the time he turned five. Sure, I'd also like him to be able to read and write and add two plus two (it ain't jello, bud) but, as a wise person once told me, that's what kindergarten is for. Good luck to all you back-to-schoolers this week! And, dare I ask, can your kindergarteners read already? If not, what can they do?
*Before I sent him off today, I asked him to look at the word hot and tell me what it was. He sounded it out again and this time he said "ha ha hote?" We're getting there.


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Tech hosts Western Kentucky Wednesday to open doubleheader
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Stifling defense and an effective transition game helped Tennessee Tech roll to a first half lead, but Lipscomb burned the nets in the second half to claim a 66-61 non-conference victory over the Golden Eagles Monday night in the Eblen Center in women's college basketball action.
The Golden Eagle defense clamped down midway in the first half, delivering a 14-0 run while limiting Lipscomb without a basket for more than 13 minutes.
But Lipscomb found the range after the break, hitting 70 percent in the second period (14-for-20) including 6-for-9 from long distance.
Hannah Phillips, a junior guard from Brentwood, led Lipscomb (2-10) with 20 points. She was 5-for-5 from the field, including both of her 3-point tries, and 8-for-11 at the free throw line. Morgan Faulkner also scored in double figures with 13 points, going 4-for-6 outside the arc. Anna Bowers hit 2-for-4 long-range tries and added eight points. For the game, Lipscomb was 9-for-18 from long range.
Tech (2-6) also had two players in double figures, topped by senior guard Tacarra Hayes with 14 points and nine rebounds. Senior Brittany Darling reached a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. The Golden Eagles were 3-for-20 from long range (15 percent) and hit 32.3 percent (21-for-65) from the field overall.
The Lady Bisons enjoyed an early lead, vaulting on top by a 13-9 margin about six minutes into the fray. That's when the TTU defense asserted itself, forcing Lipscomb to miss 10 consecutive shots over the next eight minutes. Tech also pressured the Bisons into four turnovers and Darling blocked a couple of shots as the Golden Eagles reversed the score into a 23-13 lead.
Lipscomb caught fire in the second half, making eight of its first nine shots including all three 3-pointers to pull itself back into the game. A 10-2 run by the Bisons trimmed Tech's 11-point halftime lead down to two points, 38-36, with 15:41 remaining. Phillips and Faulkner each drained a trey in the stretch.
Tech maintained a lead for the next three minutes, and a 3-pointer by Rachel Glidden with 12:02 left made it 45-41 for the Golden Eagles.
Lipscomb answered with an 11-2 run to move on top by five, 52-47, with 8:34 to play as Bowers, Shanice Burnette and Phillips each canned 3-pointers. From there, it became a sprint to the finish and a shoot-out on both ends.
Kylie Cook hit a 3-pointer at the 5:52 mark to draw Tech within two, 54-52, and 30 seconds later, following a basket by O'Neisha Smith, Cook hit another basket to get Tech within a pair one more time at 56-54 with 5:32 to play.
A minute later, Phillips made two free throws and she added a jumper with 3:13 to go and the Bisons lead was back to six, 60-54. Lipscomb took advantage of lopsided numbers in the foul department – Tech was whistled for 26 fouls with two players drawing five and departing early, while Lipscomb had 16 fouls.
Briana Jordan's 3-pointer with 30 seconds left made it a one-possession game, 62-59, but Lipscomb made three of four free throws to regain control with a six-point edge.
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