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Global Chilling released their first CD – Climbing the Tower of Babel - in late 2008. Their music is chill out, almost world beat electronica. Itunes has their video podcast series up now too: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=310072733Read More...
Guitarist Glenn Dixon is a documentary film-maker and his sound samples, from Bedouin drummers in the ruins of Petra to the birdcalls in the rainforests of the Amazon, weave their way through many of the songs. To their great surprise, one of the songs, "The Dalai Lama Whispers" got them an email from the office of the Dalai Lama himself. And, he liked it!
"Some Say (life is beautiful)," the first track on the CD, is perhaps the standout. It's downtempo beats underscore vocals sounding something like a young Peter Gabriel. "Scattering the Sun" is a long trip-hop instrumental while "Gamelon" is a pretty little ambient piece built around a melody from Bali. "All Our Words Gone" is a song about lost languages – including a chant at the beginning from the Tsuu T'ina language that is now spoken by less than a few dozen people in Alberta. This is chillout with a conscience.
The boys in the band are Glenn Dixon (from Calgary) on guitars and vocals, Andrew Johns (from Vancouver) on all sorts of keyboards and electronica, and the mysterious and sometimes completely fictional drummer, Akoda U Tse.
Check out their webpage at www.global-chilling.com and their video podcasts on itunes.
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Famous in a Small Town (Miranda Lambert)
"Well, sometimes love seems easy. Like...it's easy to love rain...and hawks. And it's easy to love wild plums...and the moon. But with people, seems like love's a hard thing to know. It gets all mixed up. I mean, you can love one person in one way and another person in another way. But how do you know you love the right one in every way?" –Billie Letts
Waking up Sunday morning was hard. I had to roll over once or twice before remembering what had gone on the day before. Running a hand through my hair left a greasy sheen on my palm.
"Ick," I mouthed, closing my eyes and burrowing back under the blanket. Let's see…
After getting furniture, Matt and I had gone back into San Leone. He gave me another run-through of the town, as if its three or four major arteries were too complicated for a city girl like me.
If you've never been to Texas, well, I'm sorry but you're missing out on a big chunk of American beauty. For being a teeny tiny town in west Texas, small enough that it wasn't even on Google maps (and that's saying something), San Leone was the epitome of America in my opinion. To live in a peaceful place where all the shops and businesses close by sundown, where global affairs go by unnoticed, and where being the homecoming queen is the biggest honor ever…
This was the unglorified American dream. This was where most of us had come from, and where most of us stayed. A couple 'lucky' ducks ventured out into the city, but it's different. When you live in the same community all your life, you tend to live longer and happier lives. I could see it on people's faces wherever we went. This was the place of love and kindness, something that television will never quite capture.
Matt and I had had a wonderful day together. We'd gone to a peewee football game in the afternoon, and for dinner ate hotdogs straight from a picnic going on in the park where the kids were playing. I wasn't too surprised that we ended up watching Football. I mean hello, this is Mr. America we're talking about. From the look on Matt's face at the end of the fourth quarter when the red team (it was red against blue I suppose, but they were all mixed up to me) pushed ahead to a victorious 7 to nothing, I could just tell. I could tell that this was what he was happiest doing, and where he was most happy.
He tried to explain to me the physics behind the game, and I let him talk, but mostly I was studying the way everyone acted at the game. It was interesting to see hoards of people gathered together, and for what? A dinky little league game? Clearly there had to be something exciting about it.
Dozens of families were there, all of them sitting or standing in the rickety old bleachers with us. Fathers shouted at their sons to play better, and mothers encouraged them to do their best. Siblings of all ages attended, some to actually watch, and others to mingle with their friends. I even saw a few of my students milling about, no doubt trying to find a way to ditch this and go raise hell on a Saturday night.
It seemed that everyone participated in this game, even if they weren't the ones playing. Everyone attended, if only because it was all there was to do on a warm August afternoon.
I wished I could feel like those people, with something that was tradition and normal for everyone to do. But I never will, and I know it. It's a hard thing to do, this shuffling back and forth from cities to towns and back again, repeat the process and mix some stops in between.
After the game we drove a little ways out to the local IGA and picked up some beer—well, beer for him and tequila for me. Then we headed out to the hilly area that surrounded San Leone and parked on top of a mesa of sorts. Matt got out with a six-pack and I got out with my tequila and we drank while the sun went down over west Texas.
I remembered talking with him, but what it was, I couldn't really recall. And now, lying on my couch drenched in blankets, I kind of wanted to know. My new furniture was supposed to arrive today, so I grappled until I found my phone and cursed. Who says teachers were early risers? It was half past noon!
And of course, about ten unread text messages from Ari waiting impatiently in the left handed corner of my phone's screen, the little envelope blinking red and white angrily. I needed to get back to her, but every time I did, it felt like maybe this was one of those things I shouldn't be giving her advice on.
Ari had started seeing this guy (kind of, she didn't really say so but this was blatant in my opinion) in New Hampshire, and now she was having trouble trying to keep away from bad habits. Bad habits as in: sleeping with a guy on the first date, getting drunk on the first date, and doing both of these to get emotionally get back at exes in her life.
Why would I be a bad candidate on giving her advice about this? Um, because I'd done all of that before, and it hadn't turned out well. In fact, doing any of those three usually didn't turn out well for me, but well…this was Ari. She happened to be a whole lot more in control of her emotions when she was in a relationship.
She didn't follow her boyfriends into danger, didn't get into more trouble, didn't sleep with their best friends, didn't try to physically injure them, didn't force them to move away during their last year of college, didn't lie to them on a daily basis, didn't get them into more trouble, didn't cheat on them…
Yeah, in our messed up world of college, booze, and hanging out, Ari was the more mature person when it came to relationships. I wasn't going to be able to give any real good advice to her.
I put the phone to my ear and tried calling her, but all I got out of that was my favorite message ever; "Hey I'm not here right now, which means you're not calling at the right time. Call me back at a better time and I'll get back to you."
"Hey Ari, it's me," I began. "Just getting back to you on your whole…situation. Um…whatever you do, just don't sleep with him, okay? I mean, not yet. And if you did already, well, don't do it again for a while! I know guys think that girls are easy if they put out on the first date but that doesn't have to be and you can change that! Anyway, get back to me when you get a chance."
I hung up and swiveled off the couch. The furniture people would be here soon. Better judgment told me to at least cram into a pair of jeans and a shirt before they arrived. I doubted anyone wanted to see a makeup smeared, greasy haired girl in yesterdays old clothes.
That's right, this girl doesn't wear pajamas. She wears what was on her back the day before…bet that was last thing you ever wanted to know about me.
Opening up my refrigerator, I groaned at the sorry sight of an orange juice carton and leftover pizza from a couple nights ago on the top shelf. One of these days I was going to have to go to the IGA for more than alcohol. Next to the fridge was a little notepad where I guess I'd written down the mover's time of arrival. They weren't supposed to be here until three, so I had a little time to myself.
I ventured outside and grabbed the daily San Antonio Express out of the shrubs lining the driveway. Looks like the Rangers had lost last night. No big surprise there. I gathered the New York Times too but it would remain rolled up until later in the evening.
After a quick shower and new clothes, it seemed time to decide where my furniture would be going. I didn't really have a preference, but I knew the movers were going to want to know where to put stuff.
And the people who are handling your stuff are the people you want to please.
"All right, y'all are pathetic at History," I declared as I plopped a pile of papers on my desk. Monday morning hadn't been kind to my students or me. All my first class kids were practically brain-dead, and apparently they weren't even offended when I said they sucked at knowing the most basic of things. "I don't know who you had as teachers last year, but I'm not going to be treating y'all like babies. We're going to start all over with U.S. History and some of it's going to penetrate through your thick skulls by the time a couple of you are supposed to graduate."
"But Ms. Wilson," Darla piped up, always her classmate's savior, "this class isn't even required to graduate. If we fail we'll just go into remedial history."
"Well if you feel like failing a class, then by all means quit paying attention now," I retorted a little too harshly, sucking my breath in only moments afterwards. "Sorry. I didn't mean it like that. What I mean is, I know you guys can't be brain-dead, and I know y'all don't want to fail. You've all made it to be sophomores and juniors, so you've had to have learned something by now."
"Yeah, but we don't need this class," Chase reasoned, glancing at Darla. He'd done that a lot last week, leading me to believe that he was trying to impress her. Looking through the eyes of a teacher, I now saw how ridiculous I must've looked back in high school when I was trying to woo various boys. So ridiculous in fact that I'm not even going to give you a flashback. "So why can't you give us a break? Besides, if we don't do good then the school board will think you're not that great of a teacher."
"If that happens," I replied, sighing, "then I'll just head back to New York. They've got a failing school system up there. Surely somebody will be in need of a teacher there."
"Would you really want to go back there?" Jenny asked, unconsciously raising her hand like the good honor student she was. "When I told my parents you were from New York, they said you were probably glad to get out of that dirty place. They said when it snows it's all polluted, and that Central Park is full of muggers."
"Mmm yeah, that's true," I said, thinking that over. "But I'd still go back if they needed me. It's the only place that I've spent more than a year or two in and quite frankly, I wouldn't want to spend the last six years or so of my life anywhere else."
"But it's dirty!"
Thus started a hurricane of complaints and theories on New York. I waited it out, flipping through the teacher's version of our history textbook.
"Okay," I finally interrupted, "time to start the beginning of our year. Please open your textbooks to page 15. If you don't have your book, then I suggest you bring it soon. If you don't have it and don't feel like asking to share, then at least try to listen to the points I'm going to be talking about. If you read the book and don't listen to me, then you're not going to pass any of the tests because most of the time the book's wrong."
"Then why are we reading it?" some Goth kid in the back whose name I hadn't bothered to learn yet scoffed.
"Good question!" I answered cheerfully, holding up the 1980's version of America: A History of the Land of the Free. It was about 500 pages of dingy old pictures and dumbed down theories, and I seriously considered tossing it out the window of my old apartment when I'd read it over the summer. Truth be told, this was what we'd been reading out of when I'd been in high school. "We're reading the book because my teacher's guide says by Texas law that we have to. Therefore, we will be reading select sections out of it. If you don't want to read if, then by all means you're welcome to fail. Just don't bother me while you're busy doing so, please."
I was trying to stay on a plutonic level with these kids. I didn't want to be the teacher whom all her students came to for advice. That was stupid, and I didn't have good advice most of the time. Then again, I didn't want to be the teacher kids hated, either. That would put me in a bad position, and put me on a list for possible vandalism of my house. I just wanted to be the teacher who taught kids things, and then went on her way.
It was hard to be the mundane schoolteacher anymore, especially when people expected you to take an interest in your kids. No offense, but my students weren't that interesting. I was going to be entertained by their constantly rotating relationships, but that was about it. Bored already, I decided to forge ahead with my personally favorite subject in the entire world.
"All right, so who discovered America?" I asked, using this basic trick question to get started.
"Christopher Columbus," a couple kids answered in mundane unison.
If I haven't already mentioned this, I sort of have an issue with Mr. Cristóvão Colombo.
"Wrong!" I shouted aggressively and waving my hands, causing a couple of them to jump a little. I didn't want to scare them, but I had to get a couple bad ideas out of their heads first. "One of the biggest lies in your educational lifetime besides the civil war being about slavery will be that Mr. Columbus discovered the continent that you all call home. In truth, Vikings who'd been exiled for doing stupid crimes were the first to discover this continent. Unfortunately, they don't get the credit because they're felons.
"Okay actually I have no idea why they aren't given credit for this, but that's the general idea," I explained, getting a couple kids to at least smirk. Actually, I did know but this wasn't the point I was trying to make. "But the point is, Columbus basically bumped into America on accident. He discovered nothing. He kind of just wandered into Central America and claimed it for Spain, even though that didn't mean a darn thing to the indigenous people. In fact, they kind of didn't care that he was there until the Spanish started killing them off."
"So…why does it even matter?" Chase asked, flitting his eyes over to Darla real quick as if in approval of such a brilliant question. "It sounds like no one person discovered America, so why do we care?"
"It matters because for the past five hundred years," I explained in a serious tone, "you've all been duped into believing something that wasn't even true. This is an example of systematic corruption, and we—," I pointed at my class and then at myself, "—are going to learn about this all year long. And you guys are going to love it."
I kind of have to admit; the chorus of agitated groans from students is almost satisfying to hear. No wonder why all my teachers had tortured us kids year after year.


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Extremely rich in natural beauty and French culture, Quebec is is chockfull of charming cottage country towns that welcome millions of visitors every winter.
With over 4 million tourists visiting a year, Quebec City is one of the most popular regions in the province to explore and has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. Here you will find some of the best museums the nation has to offer. Some popular sites for you to visit include Place Royale, the oldest French settlement in North America dating back to the 17th century; St. Anne de Beaupré Basilica, a beautiful historic Roman Catholic chapel; and Old Port District, a waterfront area based around the Quebec City Harbor.
As you can imagine, the picturesque regions outside the city are favourite spots to rent a cottage or ski chalet. In addition to Quebec City, the small towns within driving distance of the city are all worth visiting so you can experience the historic buildings and cobblestone streets set in Canadian wilderness. Popular ports of call include Mont-Sainte-Anne, Le Massif and Stoneham & Tewkesbury.
You can also base your trip out of the Montreal area, which serves as a great launching point for beautiful wilderness destinations. Within driving distance are Mont Tremblant, the Laurentians, Lanaudiere, Mauricie and the Eastern Townships.
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This is Jim Harbaugh talking about his bookend offensive lineman.
"He's played even better than he had last year when he made the Pro Bowl. He's still tackling very well. He's running our operation back there with a rookie (
In case the coaches' words and the players' play isn't enough, here are some notes to consider about five San Francisco candidates for the 2013 Pro Bowl squad.
Joe Staley
It's not easy protecting the blindside of a quarterback. It's even harder to do so when said quarterback is constantly on the move. Staley has talked about the advantages the 49ers enjoy because of
Anthony Davis
Perhaps the offensive lineman with the best mean streak, Davis might also be the most overlooked. He's the only player on this list without his first trip to Hawaii. Halfway through his fourth NFL season, Davis has yet to miss a start. Davis is dependable. He's also dependably affective. There's no doubt he's helped the 49ers to a league-high 153 rushing yards per game.
Playing through a shoulder injury, Smith has righted a defensive front that has lost nose tackle
Despite missing two games with a groin strain, Willis only trails fellow inside linebacker
Donte Whitner
Fourth on the team in tackles with 36, Whitner has maintained his reputation as a big hitter in San Francisco's secondary. His in-progress name change, from Whitner to Hitner, proves that, too. But Whitner, a 2012 Pro Bowl selection, should be given as much credit for leading a defensive backfield that features the rookie Reid and a young nickel cornerback in


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Big Sean Ft. Kanye West & John Legend – One Man Can Change The World [Music Video]
Damn, I forgot how emotionally powerful this song is. The whole thing is based around how inspired Big Sean's late grandmother was. She was one of the first female black captains in WWII (back when you had to extra extra extra try) and was also one of the first black female officers in Detroit. For some reason Kanye West & John Legend aren't featured in the video, but it takes nothing away from the message. Definitely going to go listen to the entire Dark Sky Paradise album again after I finish this post.


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Darwin. The Museum of Science, Boston, February 18-April 27, 2007. Organized by the American Museum of Natural History (www.amnh.org) in collaboration with the Museum of Science, Boston; The Franklin Institute Science Museum, Philadelphia; The Field Museum, Chicago; the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada; and the Natural History Museum, London, United Kingdom.
"You know about the theory of evolution. But how much do you know about the man behind it?" This is the question the Museum of Science in Boston asks in a richly layered exhibition that appeals to the person well versed in Charles Darwin's (1809-82) theory of evolution by natural selection as well as to the individual new to the theory. The exhibition introduces Darwin as the fifth of six children born to the successful Dr. Robert Waring Darwin and his wife Susannah. A child of privilege, the young Darwin was an indifferent student but an avid observer of nature, who preferred scrutinizing beetles under his magnifying glass to the rote memorization of the classroom.
Among the many letters scattered throughout the exhibition is one to his cousin William Darwin Fox containing an elegant drawing of a beetle with the inscription, "The insect is more beautiful than the drawing." When another illustration of a Darwin specimen was published in Stephen's Illustrations of British Insects he confided to his cousin, "No poet ever felt more delighted at seeing his first poem published than I did at seeing . . . the magic words, 'captured by C. Darwin, Esq.' "
Such primary sources suggest how the child was father to the man who would go on to patiently study nature's facts until they yielded evolution's secrets. Other documents trace Darwin's sojourn at Edinburgh and Cambridge. Excursions with botanist Rev. Stevens Henslowe nurtured his love for nature's secrets. In 1831, after receiving his degree from Cambridge, Darwin armed himself with his geologist's hammer and accompanied geologist Rev. Adam Sedgwick on a walking tour of Wales. During this time, Darwin advanced from collecting facts to developing ideas on developing general laws based on his observations.
This biographical exposition leads to the exhibition's focus on Darwin's journeys aboard HMS Beagle and the thinking that went on inside his mind. A huge map of the five-year-long journey dominates one wall, showing the stops made by the Beagle. While viewing the ship's log, the visitor hears the sounds of a ship coursing through the sea, providing a sense of Darwin's sea voyage. His Bible, guns, and telescope are exhibited near to a model of the Beagle.
By the autumn of 1835, the Beagle was at the Galápagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago, re-created in the exhibition in a series of "islands." One island shows a stunted cactus, iguanas, crabs, blue-footed boobies, and rheas. A second island features giant armadillos and three-toed sloths hanging from a tree. A third island highlights giant tortoises with Darwin's comments about trying to ride them. Birdsong is heard at the fourth island, which documents Darwin's discoveries about mockingbirds and finches. In close proximity to these re-creations are three live exhibits, which include a six-foot-long iguana, four horned tree frogs, and two giant Galápagos tortoises. Among the thousand specimens Darwin crated and sent back to England were fossils that varied from small shells to the huge skull of a Pleistocene-epoch toxodon. These are exhibited along with the many plant specimens that Darwin "plucked" and "pressed" and mounted before sending them on to his mentor, Henslowe, for botanical identification.
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his briefing, President Todd said the major objectives
of the 2002-2003 UK annual operating budget are: (1)
find a way to absorb the $6 million recurring state
budget cut without passing the reduction to the academic
units, (2) significantly improve health plan benefits
to employees, (3) give at least a modest salary supplement
based on merit performance, and (4) fund program improvements.
Todd said the new budget assumes no new state operating
or capital funds. No major new facilities are anticipated
in the new budget.
11, 2002 (Lexington, Ky.) --
The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees today
approved a $1.34 billion budget for fiscal year 2002-2003
that President Lee. T. Todd Jr. said is very people-oriented
and supports the university's aspiration to become
a top-20 public research university by the year 2020.
The new operating budget increases UK spending by
$35.3 million over the previous year.
The major
sources of revenue for the budget are a state appropriation
of $313.4 million; student fees, $139.8 million; UK
Hospital revenues, $321.1 million; gifts, grants and
contracts, $111.2 million; and affiliated corporations,
$232 million.
The remainder
comes from county appropriations, endowment income,
investment income, restricted funds, auxiliary funds,
and sales and services. In a budget briefing for board
members and news media Monday, President Todd noted
that this is the first year UK Hospital budgeted revenues
will exceed the state appropriation.
Todd said
UK's budget was created on the assumption the state
will use the spending outlined in House Bill 1. On
the "Bonds for Brains" proposal, President Todd said,
"I'm confident it will be there, but I would feel
even more confident if it was passed."
In his
briefing, President Todd said the major objectives
of the 2002-2003 UK annual operating budget are: (1)
find a way to absorb the $6 million recurring state
budget cut without passing the reduction to the academic
units, (2) significantly improve health plan benefits
to employees, (3) give at least a modest salary supplement
based on merit performance, and (4) fund program improvements.
Todd said the new budget assumes no new state operating
or capital funds. No major new facilities are anticipated
in the new budget.
UK will
follow through on certain planned capital projects,
Todd said, including spending $397,000 on the Koinonia
House renovation, $600,000 for a Fine Arts Library/Information
Science Renovation, $500,000 for an electrical project
in the Singletary Center for the Arts, $1 million
for classroom improvements, and $914,500 for miscellaneous
The renovation
of the Koinonia House on Rose Street will provide
modern rehearsal and practice studios for UK's top-rated
voice music program, including the opera program headed
by Everett McCorvey.
In discussing
the need for UK to become more aggressive in seeking
outside funding for its budget, Todd cautioned that
the university "cannot wait each year in hope that
the General Assembly will give us adequate funding
to achieve all that we aspire to achieve. I am afraid
that day is past."
of "whining" about dwindling state dollars, Todd said,
"We must be more creative and more entrepreneurial
if we are to sustain our progress on the road to excellence."
To aid
the colleges in their quest to bring in more research
dollars, Todd said the budget includes $598,000 for
new positions to provide more direct assistance to
faculty and colleges to meet various business and
administrative requirements of sponsored projects
including budget development, grant management and
sponsor costing policies.
positions will pay for themselves as they bring in
research money," the president emphasized.
The president
added that UK will use "working capital reserves"
to make one-time expenditures in 2002-2003 that "will
move the University ahead in a year when state revenues
are cut back."
Todd said
"enlivened creativity" in the UK budget process enabled
the university to accumulate $29.1 million for certain
major financial goals, including absorbing the $6
million state budget cut without reducing academic
Funds were
used to implement recommendations of a Health Care
Task Force to hold the line on health insurance costs
for single employees and provide a substantially higher
percentage of family health insurance coverage to
increase life insurance; to fund a one-time faculty
and staff salary supplement of 3 percent based on
merit; and to fund some program improvement throughout
the university.
In his
budget briefing message, Todd was highly complimentary
of the work of the Health Benefits Task Force he appointed
during his first week in office which was headed by
Thomas W. Samuel, a professor of health management
in the School of Public Health and College of Health
The new
budget funds the recommendations of the task force
including increasing the share of an employee's family
health coverage paid for by the university from 32
to 54 percent and increasing to 73 percent the coverage
of an employee plus children plan.
The president
also announced a new fringe benefit for all regular
UK faculty and staff, except UK Hospital employees,
granting the day after Thanksgiving as an additional
paid holiday.
program improvements funded in the new budget include:
-- A new
Commission on the Status of Women office and a new
Commission on Diversity office, both reporting to
the president, totaling $179,000;
-- Substantial
scholarship and fellowship increases, including the
new Legacy Program which provides in-state tuition
rates to out-of-state students who are the children
of UK alums; Governor's Scholars/Governor's School
for the Arts; and the Lyman T. Johnson Scholarship
and Commonwealth Incentive Program;
-- A Collaborative
Center for Literacy Development totaling $600,000;
Instructional classroom support totaling $685,000
in the Provost area and $315,000 in the Medical Center;
Research equipment maintenance of $550,000;
-- A new
$300,000 Morehead/Corbin Residency;
-- A combination
of $708,000 recurring and $250,000 nonrecurring funding
in support of the College of Nursing clinical doctorate,
the School of Public Health, the College of Pharmacy
doctoral program, and programs in the Biomedical Sciences
and the Center for Instructional Sciences. The Medical
Center will provide additional support to these programs
in the amount of $238,000;
--An additional
$200 in current operating expenses for each full-time
faculty member totaling $240,000 to the colleges in
the Provost area, and
Provost area appropriation to fund, on a shared basis,
enhancements of educational and research areas endorsed
by the Futures Committee.
Provost Mike Nietzel said the increase in operating
expenses for the colleges will have the effect of
permitting deans to fill faculty vacancies they have
left unfilled in past years in order to save money
to fund their operating budgets. Nietzel called this
tactic "an historic budget problem that had grown
in magnitude due to regular cuts into the academic
also noted the new budget adds three new faculty positions
in the Gatton College of Business an Economics and
two new faculty positions in the College of Communications
and Information Studies.
Todd called the new budget "one of the biggest challenges
I have faced in my first year as president." He said
his budget has the objective of "tearing down the
'silos' and moving toward one university."


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YARMOUTH, Maine—In the past few years, several providers have introduced monitoring center software that will enable central station infrastructure to sit in the cloud. Proponents of this software say it can reduce the cost of entry for new monitoring stations to start up, bring new capabilities to existing monitoring stations and make it easier for end users to set up proprietary monitoring stations.
DICE recently announced the latest expansions to its operations team; James Beaty joins DICE in the newly created role of VP of operations and Jen Balash was promoted to director of account management.
The operations team will be focused on maintaining a cohesive environment between different departments of DICE, Beaty told Security Systems News. "Part of what I do is make sure that we're working together and as efficiently as we can," he said.
Beaty said one thing he is specifically looking at is improving internal communications between divisions and making sure that division leaders meet on a regular basis. "When we become more efficient, we become more efficient for our customers," he said.
"As far as operations, Cliff [Dice] had seen a need for someone in a business position to bring together all the entities," Beaty said. Beaty joined DICE in May, previously working with wholesale central station United Central Control.
Beaty said that an important part of the team is Balash's recent promotion. "By being promoted to director of account management, she has a team now that [is] specifically focused on getting new products to our clients, resolving any issues that they may have."
A team had been in place at DICE, Beaty said, comprised of operations leaders in different departments. Currently the operations team is, in addition to Beaty and Balash, comprised of Amy Augustin, with DICE's creative department, Stephen Senk, director of IT operations and Jerry Corrion, director of development.
DETROIT—DICE announced a new security-focused ad agency among the company's new services and products at the DICE Users Group conference.
YARMOUTH, Maine—Monitoring centers can reduce their workload through alerting users by SMS text messages; more central station automation platforms are expanding this offering.
BAY CITY, Mich.—IPtelx.net, a telecom carrier focused on the alarm industry, had a successful first year after spinning-off from Dice Corporation, according to Cliff Dice, president and CEO of Dice.
BAY CITY, Mich.—Dice has added more than 200,000 accounts to its cloud-hosted monitoring center platform this year, said Cliff Dice, company president and CEO.
Dice has added more than 200,000 accounts to its cloud-hosted monitoring center platform this year, the company announced today, and has a 24-month goal of reaching 1 million accounts total.
I got the chance to talk with Cliff Dice, company president and CEO, today about the platform's growth and some of the problems it has helped solve, like dropped signals and account attrition.
Prior to this year, there were only about 10,000 accounts on Dice's monitoring center, Dice estimated. Many of the new 200,000 accounts were added on after the service received its recent UL-listing. Here's a story on that.
When asked about strategies for hitting the 1 million hosted accounts mark, Dice said that the company's currently focusing on current Dice software users. Though, he said it could be an easy way for alarm companies to switch from a different automation platform to Dice.
Dice is part owner of a telephone company, and Dice's hosted monitoring center uses its own network. Having the ability to fully track the signal gives Dice the ability to see when and where a signal gets dropped and address the problem.
"Because we're controlling everything end-to-end, we don't have the problems with the VoIP issues that the alarm industry has," Dice said.
This end-to-end understanding has even helped with attrition. "With the people we've put online, it's cut their attrition primarily because we were able to analyze which panels weren't working. … A lot of the alarm cancellations, problems, and service calls that alarm companies do, is related to the alarm panels not communicating right."
Account attrition was cut by about 50 percent among the companies hosted on its cloud center, Dice said.
When I met with Cliff, both at ISC West and ESX, he mentioned the great reception the cloud-hosted service has had. It's interesting to see more about that.
YARMOUTH, Maine—Central station monitoring comes in a variety of flavors. What's the difference between an installing company that does its own monitoring and a proprietary central station? Are third party and wholesale synonymous? What about new cloud technology that some say will usher in new categories of central station monitoring? In an effort to sort out the differences, Security Systems News turned to CSAA president Jay Hauhn.
YARMOUTH, Maine—Cloud offerings are proliferating in the security industry. Recently, Dice and IBS launched cloud-hosted monitoring and 3xLOGIC acquired cloud-based access control provider Infinias. In the latest News Poll, Security Systems News asked readers whether cloud is here to stay. Just over half of respondents—52 percent—said yes.
Friday, Day 3
The last day, like the first, started off with a great meeting at the media stage. This time I met George De Marco, ESX chair, and talked about how the different ways booths look to bring in visitors, everything from booth design to attractions. Then I headed into the show floor for a meeting with Cliff Dice, company president and CEO, and Carol Enman, Dice SVP for strategic business. We talked a lot about the reception of Dice's cloud-hosted central monitoring software platform, now UL certified. "I actually thought there would be more resistance to it when we came out with it," Dice said, pleased with the positive reactions he's heard at the show.
Just after noon, outside the show floor, I did a video interview with Darryl Bray, sales manager for Security Central. We talked about the company's upcoming CSAA Five Diamond certification and increasing sales efforts.I then went back in to the show to visit EMERgency 24's booth to hear about the partnership with BluePoint. I met with Patrick Devereaux, SVP of EMERgency 24; John Shales, partner at BluePoint; John McNutt, partner and CEO at BluePoint; and Terri Douglas, co-founder and principal at Catapult public relations firm.My final meeting of this year's ISC West was with Larry Folsom, president of I-View Now, who told me about the company's latest integration with Honeywell's Total Connect.
I thought it was a great show. I look forward to hearing more from the people I met with, and seeing them at future shows.
Thursday, Day 2
Helping out at the Security 5k in Sunset Park was certainly not a bad way to start the day. It was sunny, with very little wind—all around a great day to get out for fresh air and a walk or run. On the ride back, I met Kevin G. Clark, global communications & PR for Genetec who was kind enough to point out some of Las Vegas' notable buildings along the strip for this new-comer.
One of the things I liked hearing from central stations at this show is what makes each of them stand out. My first show floor meeting of the day was with Acadian Monitoring Services, where I met with Jason Caldwell, national sales representative, Tim Newman, business development, and Kristin Hebert, security operations manager. "Where we really differentiate [ourselves] is our special focus on video monitoring and medical monitoring," Caldwell told me. The company also operates the second largest AES network in the country, according to Caldwell, which has seen a bit of growth lately. "We're seeing a lot of growth on that network now," with upwards of a thousand customer radios added recently, he said.
From there I went over to IDIS, one of the top 10 biggest booths at the show this year, to hear about what the company was doing with all the space. Right away, I met Benjamin Bryant, IDIS public relations consultant and Tara Farley, IDIS marketing and PR consultant. While at the booth, I was able to talk with a couple of people from 4sight imaging, one of IDIS' partners. Brook Jackson, managing director for 4Sight, and Marcus Boden, business development director, talked with me about 4Sight's license plate recognition and gave me a demo. I also met with Young-Dal Kim, company CEO.
Jens Kolind is the VP of external partnerships at Innovative Business Software. We spoke a couple of months back about SBN Cloud, the first UL-listed cloud-hosted monitoring automation platform. It was great to meet him and amazing to see what a UL central station could look like with SBN Cloud, below.
I met Kevin Helmig, president and CTO for Centra-Larm, and Scott Mailhot, VP of operations, not too long ago, but it was good to see them again and their first ISC West booth.
I circled back to the IDIS booth a little later, to talk with Keith Drummond, senior director of sales for IDIS America. He told that this event really signals the company's entrance to the American market, a key step in becoming a global company. While this regional launch was preceded by two others, UK and Middle East launches, the American extension of IDIS was planned before the first step outside of the company's native Asia region. Launching in America was a very strategic process, according to Drummond. "The one thing I'm letting people know is that we are here to stay." I got a chance to meet IDIS America president Andrew Myung on this second trip to the booth.
I briefly met Brett Springall, Security Central's CEO, at the media booth. He mentioned that the company has been increasing its sales team lately.
After that, I met with a.p.i. Monitoring's Lewis Jacobson, the company's director of dealer sales. He told me that a big thing for the company at this show is the release of their partnership with Numera's mPERS.
Monitronics' Bruce Mungiguerra, the VP of operations, told me that the company is moving to a new facility, 165,000 square feet large. This will be the consolidation of three different Monitronics buildings in the Dallas area under one roof. The new building will be three stories, which makes more sense for a central station than the current building's six floors. The new building is on a lake, with walking trails in the surrounding area, and two gym facilities. This will create "a campus environment that our employees can be proud of," he said.
One of the biggest things I heard about when talking with COPS Monitoring, is that the company is expanding in both staff and technology. In terms of staff, it is adding 30 dispatcher stations at its Florida center, with similar expansions planned for COPS' Tennessee and Arizona facilities, Jim McMullen, president and COO said. In technology, the company is upgrading its capacity to be able to handle as many as 3.4 million accounts.
"We've been talking a lot about the econtract app" at the show, Michael Zydor, Affiliated Monitoring's managing director, said. Apps were the big thing this year, with a new end-user app, which takes functions from the company's previous end-user app and puts it into a newly made format, made much "simpler," according to Zydor.
Next, I met with Steven Schmit at UL to talk about new standards under the new version of UL827, published last Fall. Central stations will now need more redundancy and capablities and cybersecurity measures. This is the first time Cybersecurity has been directly involved in requirements, Schmit said. "Now with that in the standard we're going to have conversations about [central stations'] network security, how they keep their customers' data secure." The current plan is for these standards to be required by late 2016. I also met with Neil Lakomiak, director of business development and innovation, at the UL booth. Lakomiak and I talked about some of the other technologies that could see standards with UL, such as mPERS.
My final floor meeting was guided by Tiffany Coles, marketing manager for Bold Technologies. I started by talking with her and Chuck Speck, company president about the next version of its Manitou platform, Neo. From there, Tiffany and I walked over to White Rabbit's booth, where I met Rod Coles, White Rabbit's CEO, as well as Toby Prescott, White Rabbit's product engineer, and saw a demonstration of their products which are designed to lead DIY and home automation back to the central station.
After leaving the show floor, I attended Dynamark's party, held in the renaissance suite in the venetian—quite a view from the 36th floor. There, I met Trey Alter, president and CEO, and Hank Groff, senior VP of marketing and business development.
My final event for the day was to have dinner with Galaxy Control Systems at Carnevino in the Palazzo. It was nice to meet Rick Caruthers, company VP, and Luke Krawec, account executive with LRG Markerting.
Wednesday, Day 1
As I've mentioned in previous blogs, this is my first ISC West show. Day 1 of the show went pretty well, from start to finish, I thought. I got the chance to finally meet some people in person whom I've talked to via phone about multiple times, like Christopher Denniston of Rapid Response and David Smith of COPS.
My day started with the "Meet the Editors" event at the media stage outside the show floor. Here I briefly met Jim McMullen, president and COO of COPS Monitoring. I also met two members of the CheckVideo team: Nik Gagvani, president and GM, and Ed Troha, director of marketing.
My first meeting on the show floor was with Christopher Denniston and Dan Gelinas of Rapid Response. Unlike every other person listed in this day's blog entry, Gelinas is one person I had met before, at Security Systems News' office in Yarmouth, Maine. I had a question on my mind for a couple of months; what is Rapid Response referring to in he company's ad which states that on "everything changes" on 4.15.15, today. When I met with Christopher Denniston, he told me that it referred to the company's new mobile apps for monitoring one or multiple PERS, updates on existing dealer and customer apps, as well as the increased redundancy in the company's relatively new California facility. The facility will be able to handle the company's entire account load at one time, he said.
All American's patriotic booth was the site of my second visit. The company decided to use ISC West 2015 to launch its My View brand of cameras specifically for its dealers. Bob Keefe, the company's president, told me that the company has spent a while testing the cameras. "We've been testing it with our sister company (EMG Alarm, a Florida-based installer), making sure the product was as good as we hoped it would be before we sold it to our dealers," Keefe said. I also met with Rob Keefe, company VP, and Tammy Zappa. Zappa said Bob Keefe is "constantly" looking for new items to offer dealers.
MKS's booth really represented part of its 30th anniversary changes, with the whole staff dressed in the company's new color scheme of orange and grey. I met with Bailey Bhogal, MKS' marketing specialist, Joe Ligouri, the CFO and COO, and Victoria Ferro, president. The company was recently awarded at the show. Ferro was named one of the 10 WSC Women of the Year on Tuesday.
My last show floor meeting was with Alarm Monitoring Service, where I got the chance to meet Rick Jolet and Dera De Roche, the co-owners, as well as Bob Gates the company's VP of sales. Jolet is also the CEO, and Dera is the CFO. They talked to me about a few of the things that make their monitoring center unique. One thing that Dera pointed out was that the company has an answering service for its customers.
My evening was quite busy. After leaving the show floor, I went to Affiliated's cocktail reception in the lovely Lavo, in the Palazzo. Here I got a chance to meet Daniel Oppenheim, the company's vice president, Michael Zydor, the managing director, and Stanley Oppenheim, president of DGA Security.
From there, I went to the Bellagio's Hyde lounge for National Monitoring Center's annual event. I met with Michael Schubert, the president, Woodie Andrawos, the executive vice president, and Sharon Elder, NMC's vice president of sales. During my time at the event, I was lucky enough to catch the Bellagio's fountain show.
My final event for the evening, and Day 1, was COPS Monitoring's third annual "bonanza" at Gilley's in Treasure Island. Amidst good food, live music, and a bull-riding competition, I met Donavan Maden, the company's executive vice president, and David Smith, COPS' director of marketing.
Now I'm preparing for tomorrow's Security 5k!
Tuesday, before the show
After landing, my first meeting of the week was with Mike Bodnar, president of Security Partners, at the new facility—the next installment of On Location: Central Station. The station is brand new, having officially opened on Monday. There was certainly a "new" look to it, especially with slideshows of photos taken before and after the renovations. It was really interesting to hear from Bob Schott, Security Partners' director of information technologies, about items carried over from the buildings previous use as a government data center. I also met John McCann, who talked with me about the new line of exclusive Mace-brand products that Security Partners' dealers will be offering, among which is a diesel tank monitor.
From there I attended Altronix's dinner, held at the DB Brasserie in the Venetian. Alan Forman, Altronix president, presented on the latest products from the company, including technology to monitor power supply. I also enjoyed meeting and talking to Kirby Han, Altronix Art Director and Rodney Thayer, a consultant with Smithee, Spelvin, Agnew & Splinge.
Prior to leaving
I'll be updating this page every day this week to stay current on my adventures at this year's ISC West. This is my first security trade show, and I'm looking forward to it. To hear about the future plans of central stations and monitoring companies, be sure to check back in!
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Way goes out a lot at weekends and often drinks a few times during the week when he is out for work events.
"There's a lot of socialising for my job so I do tend to end up at pubs and bars a fair bit. I would say I spend between £60-£75 a week on alcohol." He thinks drinking, especially in London, is quite expensive already but can understand why. He doesn't think it should be made any cheaper.
"A tax on alcohol won't really make any difference on the amount I spend or how much I go out unless it's a big increase, like 50%. The price of an average pint is something like £3.50 so I don't think the 4p increase will affect me. I'd only reconsider the amount I spend if a pint suddenly shoots up to £5 or something."
Admitting that alcohol causes health and social problems, he said: "I can see the government's predicament but I don't think taxation is the way to address it. People will still find a way of buying drink ... what you need is a shift in attitudes."


text: On Tue, 2005-02-01 at 15:29, Steven Garrity wrote: > I'm going to make some updates to the screenshot for the HIG, but I have > a few questions as I've never worked on the HIG before: > > - Is there any kind of release schedule? Not as yet. We've been talking about moving to a "send out what we've got every six months" model to somewhat mirror the GNOME schedule, but at the moment we just do a new release when we think there's enough new stuff to warrant it. > How/when to changes in CVS get > reflected in the live/current/official version? Not until we do a release. But the draft version is always available on the website too, and reflects CVS changes immediately. > - Is there a recommendation on theme/icons/font-settings? Yes, the default theme/fonts are supposed to be used for all screenshots (which IIRC currently means Simple theme, Bitstream Vera Sans 12 font). Unfortunately that means we still have a whole lot of images that use Crux, because we haven't updated them yet :/ > - Anything else I should know? Any notable changes/additions should also be noted in the draft HIG's "What's New" chapter (hig-ch-whatsnew.xml); it sounds like this would qualify. Cheeri, Calum. -- CALUM BENSON, Usability Engineer Sun Microsystems Ireland mailto:calum benson sun com Java Desktop System Group http://ie.sun.com +353 1 819 9771 Any opinions are personal and not necessarily those of Sun Microsystems


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"This Tuesday, at Georgetown University, I'll lay out my vision for where I believe we need to go: a national plan to reduce carbon pollution, prepare our country for the impacts of climate change, and lead global efforts to fight it," Obama said.
His top climate adviser said last Wednesday that the plan would address energy efficiency, expanding clean energy on public lands, and using various "tools" – including the Clean Air Act – to address climate.
Climate advocates have long pressed the Environmental Protection Agency to begin writing rules to curb emissions from the nation's existing fleet of power plants, in addition to rules floated in draft form last year that apply to new plants.
"We welcome reports that President Obama will begin to reduce carbon pollution from power plants because they are the largest uncontrolled domestic source of climate pollution. Cleaning up power plants is essential to protect public health and reduce the threat of climate related extreme weather events," said Daniel J. Weiss, the director of climate strategy at the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.


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South Texas Stars: Jake Ange (left) and Jake Kolodziejski
Published 9:23 pm, Saturday, October 20, 2012
Sport: Youth hockey
Rundown: Two former the S.A. Junior Rampage players placed first as members of the Dallas Ice Jets Academy Bantam AAA team at the 2012 Big Bear Rolling Thunder tournament in St. Louis on Oct. 12-14. Ange posted two shutouts in goal with a 4-0 record and a goals-against average of .500 and named finals MVP. Kolodziejski scored the game-winner in a 2-1 win over the St. Peters (Mo.) Selects in the championship final.
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How often can you keep Odafa Onyeka Okolie quite? The Nigerian goal scoring machine had a bad season till he showed glimpses of old Odafa against Pune FC. Round 16, the last round before I-League goes on break turned, out to be happy for Odafa Okolie and the Mariners.
Mohun Bagan is under tremendous pressure because of poor performances in the I-League. The club has not lived up to the expectation of the fans and is languishing at the bottom half of the table. Before the round 16 the club was just above the drop zone with only 15 points. The match against Pune FC was important not only to get out of the bottom half but also to take confidence going into the New Year. Pune FC given the position they are in, was expected to get all three points from the fixture but an inspirational performance from the Mohun Bagan captain stole the show. Mohun Bagan not only secured three important points but also gave an indication that their return to form must be near with a 3-1 win. The Mariners outperformed their rivals in all departments on the field. This loss has put serious doubt on the title aspirations of the Pune FC. The Red lizards will have to use the I-league break to bring back things back in order.
Karim Bencharifa would be a relieved man after the victory against Pune FC. The Moroccan was under serious pressure and another defeat would have cost him his job. His side lacked the cutting edge and was found wanting in the link between the midfield and the strikers. The victory against Red Lizards was flawless.and Bencharifa will look to take this confidence and continue motivating his team for future matches.
Odafa Okolie's form was below average and his fitness was under scrutiny. The Saturday night show against Pune FC would have helped him to regain his confidence. He will have to play big role in the federation cup which will be held in January. Mohun Bagan now will look to carry this form in the federation cup, a tournament which they have won record number of times. If the replicatey the performance they gave against Pune FC they could certainly pose a big threat for other teams in federation cup.
Other Games
The Round 16 just had 4 matches while other two matches have been postponed. This Round did not have any surprises. The teams in form continued their dominance expect Pune FC against Mohun Bagan.
Bengaluru FC returned to the winning ways at home against Salgaocar FC after tasting first defeat at home against East Bengal. The match will be remembered controversial penalty awarded to Bengaluru FC in the last minute of regulation time. From the start of the match Salgaocar FC looked more promising and dangerous than the hosts. The Greens were in attacking mood and enjoyed a lion's share of possession. They were unlucky to concede the first penalty of the match despite dominating proceedings. India International Sunil Chhetri converted the spot kick with ease and gave a lead to the host. Despite being a goal down Salgaocar continue their attacking brand of football. The constant pressure paid dividends when Bengaluru FC conceded a penalty. Young Gilbert Olivera slotted the ball back of the net with ease. After equalizing Salgaocar continued their onslaught but on a counterattack in the last minute they conceded a penalty when Robin Singh was brought down by Augustin Fernandes on edge of the box. Impact of the tackle was clearly outside the box but the referee thought the other way. Robin Singh himself took the penalty and scored the goal and ended a long goal drought. With this win Bengaluru FC remained at the top of the table with 30 points from 15 games.
Sporting Clube de Goa has amazed fans with their beautiful display on the field. The Spanish Tiki Taka Style of play has given them success not seen since mid 2000s. They continued their winning streak after beating United SC 1-0. This is their 4th win on the trot in the league. Rojen Singh scored the only goal after receiving the ball from the Boimah Karpeh. With this win Sporting Clube de Goa maintained their 2nd position with 24 points from 14 games.
Dempo SC continues their struggle at the bottom half of the table after defeat against Shillong Lajong. This is first time Shillong Lajong has won both away and home matches against Dempo SC. Dempo's Australian Coach Arthur Papas was yet again not on the scene. Shillong Lajong took the lead in first half from a spot kick taken by Milan Singh. Dempo was quick to get the equalizer in second half through Jeje but Boithang Haokip was quick to restore the lead. The score-line remained same till the final whistle. This win solidifies Shillong Lajong's position in top half while Dempo continue to languish in the bottom half of the table.


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Juneau Police are on the hunt for a firebug who tried to torch a ladder truck responding to a downtown fire alarm Wednesday evening.
Police were told by personnel from Capital City Fire and Rescue that someone had attempted to set one of their Fire Trucks on fire at approximately 7:15 p.m.
Firefighters had responded downtown to investigate a fire alarm at an apartment building when the incident took place.
Upon arrival, JPD Officers spoke with both CCFR personnel and witnesses at the scene. They determined that firefighters had parked their fire truck, Engine 12, near to Pocket Park at the intersection of S. Franklin and Front Street.
The fire truck was occupied by two firefighters, who were sitting in the cab.
The firefighters said that as they sat in the cab, they saw flames coming from the rear of the fire truck. They left the cab and used onboard fire extinguishers to extinguish the fire.
The fire had originated from what appeared to be a stream of spilled gasoline on the street, which had flowed under the fire truck.
The on-duty CCFR Captain determined that the fire truck would have to be taken offline until a mechanic could determine the extent of the damage. The source of the gas on the street was not located.
JPD Officers spoke with other witnesses, who stated they saw an adult male approach the stream of gasoline on the street and light it with a lighter. The flames then engulfed the rear of the fire truck. The man fled the area. A person of interest has been identified and the investigation is continuing.
Witnesses are asked to call the Juneau Police Department at 586-0600. Calls can also be made anonymously to Crime Line at 586-4243.
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Logic Programming Tutorial
Pyke is an inference engine that applies rules to facts to establish additional facts (through forward-chaining rules), and/or to prove goals and optionally assemble Python functions into customized call graphs, called plans (through backward-chaining rules).
Pyke may then be reset, deleting the last set of facts, so that the cycle may be repeated. For each cycle a different rule base may be activated.
The plan capability allows the postponement of code execution until the top-level goal has been completely proven. This shields the code from blind alleys and the backtracking that occurs within the rules.
Once a plan has been created, it may be executed multiple times with different arguments. It may also be pickled, and later run again only requiring one small Pyke module.
Pyke also provides an end user question capability, as well as the capability to run commands on the local system to guide the inferencing.


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I know there's Display Port and something called IPS, HD connectors, resolution, ms, contrast etc, but when I read reviews about screens people bitch about the most unprecise elements like "picture crispness" and "color quality" and "overall image quality".
What the hell is that supposed to mean? Is the screen good or not? Does blue display as red and green display as pink or something?
I don't care about how hard it is to navigate the color menu as long as it works, it's not as if I set my colors each day.
Anyone have any good recomendation for a 23-24'' screen with HD port or Display Port and 2-5ms which you enjoy using?
I do my homework but frankly reading reviews about monitors is as annoying as reading reviews about smartphones, people give them 4.5/5 cause the shape is too round or the color of the casing is too reflective or some nonsense.
I have 3 ViewSonics in my house, the oldest being 6 years, and have never had problems with them. 2 are on VGA, one is using DVI port and everything looks generally clear and as it should. Is ViewSonic still good?


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Here's a question for your Tuesday morning: If a basketball game is played in a dome and no one sees it, does it really happen?
After I filed my story Monday night, I stepped outside the media workroom to watch a few minutes of Saint Joseph's game against Fairleigh Dickinson. Empty doesn't even begin to describe the scene.
I've never seen in the Dome in such a state, except maybe for a practice or shoot-around. You could hear every dribble, shot and shout from the benches.
I wouldn't bet on Siena's game against Fairleigh Dickinson, which begins at 9:30 p.m., being much different. I even wonder how many Siena fans will make the trip, knowing a two-hour drive awaits when the game ends near midnight.
That said, anyone who does stick around stands a pretty good chance of seeing a Siena victory. I think the Saints get their first win tonight.
Here's the preview:
The Game: Siena vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 9:30 p.m., Carrier Dome
Radio/TV: WROW 590 AM / None
Probable starters:
Siena (0-2): So. G Ronald Moore, 5-11 (16.5 ppg, 7.0 apg); Jr. G Kenny Hasbrouck, 6-3 (21.5 ppg, 2.0 apg); So. F Edwin Ubiles, 6-7 (23.5 ppg, 6.0 rpg); So. F Alex Franklin, 6-5 (13.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg); So. F Cory Magee, 6-8 (2.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg).
Fairleigh Dickinson (0-1): Sr. G Bernell Murray, 5-9 (18 ppg, 3 apg); Sr. G Manny Ubilla, 6-2 (14 ppg, 7 apg); So. G Sean Baptiste, 6-3 (16 ppg, 4 rpg); Sr. F Eric Hazard, 6-6 (11 ppg, 1 apg); Fr. F John Calvin, 6-8 (0 ppg, 2 rpg).
Matchup to watch: Edwin Ubiles vs. Eric Hazard
Hazard is 6 feet, 6 inches but his forte is 3-point shooting. His 41.2 shooting percentage from 3-point range ranked him first on the team a year ago and put him fourth in the Northeast Conference.
Ubiles needs to get out beyond the line and stay in Hazard's face. It's a task that shouldn't be foreign to Ubiles, because he spent Monday knowing he needed to do the same on Syracuse forward Donte Greene, who hit a pair of 3s.
This is a game in which Siena owns an advantage in the match-up at almost every position. The Saints can't afford to even the playing field by allowing Hazard to get hot from 3-point range.
Siena will win if … it scores 88 or 89 points again.
Fairleigh Dickinson lost three members of its frontcourt from a year ago, including NEC leading-scorer Andre Harris, who averaged 18.8 points. The Knights were a forward-heavy team, and now they're a guard-oriented team. This has all the makings of a rebuilding year for coach Tom Green, who enters his 25th season.
The Knights aren't going to be the third team to approach or reach 100 points against Siena. Even with all of the Saints' defensive woes, Fairleigh Dickinson lacks the depth to run up the score that high.
Fairleigh Dickinson will win if … the bizarre atmosphere turns this into a strange game.
Weird things happen in silent stadiums. The biggest stinker of the Fran McCaffery era came two years ago in front of a few hundred people at Canisius. The Saints lost the game, 67-50, and later admitted the quiet sapped their energy.
If Siena plays like Syracuse did Monday, committing too many turnovers and making too many miscues, the game will be close. Yes, Fairleigh Dickinson was picked to finish ninth in the NEC. But remember, the Knights have three senior starters – they're the more experienced team.
Did you know: The Knights won 20 games in two of the previous three seasons.
Prediction: Though the Saints left the Dome on Monday feeling good about their performance against Syracuse, they acknowledged what's obvious – they need a win.
Siena's schedule doesn't get any easier in the next two weeks, with Stanford and Ivy League-favorite Cornell looming. The schedule has been very difficult, yes, but no team wants to go four or five games into the season without a victory.
Siena needs a win here, and I think it gets one, probably by a healthy margin.
Siena 81, Fairleigh Dickinson 66.
(My record: 1-1)


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Canon G9 - please help just will not turn on! Battery is Ok
\015 I was taking photos just fine battery was charged an now camera will nto turn on! Just liek that - I removed the memory card and downloaded teh photos fine. I even exchanged the battery with a friend who has the G( - I think it is my camera - it will nto turn on - it was not dropped - no water nothing - just will do nothing! Thank you\015
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HARRISON, N.J. - Freddy Adu is out of the Philadelphia Union's lineup for today's game at the New York Red Bulls. The Union's media relations staff would only say that it is due to an "internal matter."
Adu was seen at Xfinity Live last night, and this is one example of fans who've sent me proof of it.
I doubt Adu would have been disciplined for this game as a result of that, though. The Union traveled to New Jersey yesterday, and Adu would have known prior to last night whether or not he was on the travel roster.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled game analysis...
After three straight league wins, the Union face their toughest test yet in John Hackworth's time as interim manager. The Union have never won at Red Bull Arena, and have not scored a goal in Major League Soccer's most spectacular edifice since April 27, 2010.
It will be incumbent on the Union to produce a performance not just equal to last May's against the Red Bulls, but even better.
With four of New York's usual starters out injured - goalkeeper Ryan Meara, defenders Rafael Márquez and Heath Pearce, and midfielder Jan Gunnar Solli - the Union's offense will have a chance to make a statement. That means players such as Jack McInerney and Michael Farfan and Freddy Adu will have an opportunity to take the spotlight if they step up.
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Thankfully, it won't be too hot this afternoon. The forecast high this afternoon is a pleasant 82 degrees, which should encourage a big crowd to turn out. But while Mother Nature gives us a break, there will be more than enough heat generated on the field - and in the stands - to make up for it.
The official kickoff time is set for 2:38 p.m., but it may be delayed if ESPN's British Open telecast is extended.
You can follow along below for live updates throughout the game from me and other reporters on press row. I'll post the starting lineups when they are announced an hour before kickoff.
Starting Lineups
New York Red Bulls (4-3-1-2)
Goalkeeper: Bill Gaudette
Defenders: Roy Miller, Wilman Conde, Markus Holgersson, Brandon Barklage
Midfielders: Connor Lade, Dax McCarty, Joel Lindpere
Forwards: Thierry Henry; Sébastien Le Toux, Kenny Cooper
Bench: GK Jeremy Vuolo; Ds Jonathan Borrajo, Stephen Keel, Tyler Ruthven; Ms Mehdi Ballouchy, Victor Palsson; F Jhonny Artega
Philadelphia Union (4-3-3)
Goalkeeper: Zac MacMath
Defenders: Gabriel Farfan, Amobi Okugo, Carlos Valdés, Sheanon Williams
Midfielders: Brian Carroll, Michael Lahoud, Michael Farfan
Forwards: Lionard Pajoy, Jack McInerney, Josué Martinez
Bench: GK Chris Konopka; Ds Chris Albright, Raymon Gaddis; Ms Keon Daniel, Gabriel Gómez, Roger Torres; F Antoine Hoppenot
Pregame Injury Report
New York Red Bulls
Out: GK Ryan Meara (right hip injury), D Rafael Márquez (left calf injury), D Heath Pearce (right hamstring injury)*, D Jan Gunnar Solli (right hamstring injury), MF Teemu Tainio (right knee sprain), F Jose Angulo (right knee sprain)
* - Pearce's injury has also ruled him out of next week's Major League Soccer All-Star Game at PPL Park. He had been voted to the team as part of the fans' First XI. Pearce will be replaced by San Jose Earthquakes defender Justin Morrow.
Philadelphia Union
Out: F Krystian Witkowski (concussion symptoms)
Doutbful: D Bakary Soumaré (right knee menisectomy recovery)*
Questionable: M Michael Farfan (right groin strain), M Zach Pfeffer (left quad contusion), F Chandler Hoffman (left big toe fracture)
Probable: D Cristhian Hernandez (left ankle sprain)**
* - Although Soumaré is officially listed as doubtful, he tweeted Friday that he was not named to the Union's travel roster for the game
** - Hernandez is listed as a defender on the injury report and as a forward on the Union'sofficial website. I know he's a versatile player, but I'm going to ask for a clarification on that.
If you're on a mobile device, click here for live game updates.


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Ellington will be a 3-and-D guy off the Mavs' bench. His job is to space the floor on offense and defend well on the other end of the floor.
At 6-foot-4, 200 pounds, Ellington doesn't have the size to guard small forwards who are scoring threats, but he's an a good on-ball defender against shooting guards. That's especially important considering that starting guards Jose Calderon and Monta Ellis didn't arrive in Dallas with decent defensive reputations. Offensively, Ellington isn't much of a creator, but he's a catch-and-shoot threat who has hit 38.2 percent of his 3-point attempts in his career.
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