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What happens when you throw economists, theologians and a literature professor into a room to talk about markets and morality? Sparks fly, that's what. Including a warning from Cornel West that we are "losing the class war."
Wednesday night at NYC's Union Theological Seminary, competing ideas clashed and questions tumbled forth in a spirited disucssion: Are people really equal? What does that mean economically? Does mathematics or history provide a better lens for approaching economic issues? Does the market really deliver what people want? How can we avoid being exploited by the market?
The Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) and the Union Theological Seminary (UTS) hosted the second installment in an intriguing series of conversations on economics and theology featuring Nobel Prize–winning economist and INET advisory board member George Akerlof; UTS theologian Dr. Cornel West; UTS president Rev. Dr. Serene Jones; English professor and former director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library Betty Sue Flowers; and INET executive director Robert Johnson.
Akerlof, who teaches at Berkeley, is an economist known for his challenges to the neoclassical theory dominant in his field for the past several decades. He has repeatedly shown that markets do not work the way their worshippers insist: people do not have adequate information when they make purchases; they often behave irrationally; and markets often work very inefficiently. His latest book, co-authored with Rachel Kranton, explores how our social identities shape our economic destinies.
On Wednesday Akerlof talked about his new book in the works, Phishing for Phools, which looks at how free markets give free rein to all manner of hustlers who prey on our emotional and cognitive weaknesses to sell us things that we don't need and may harm us. In this climate, he insists, even reasonable, intelligent people are routinely caught in market snares. Drawing upon colorful illustrations of 19th-century swindlers who sold tonics that often cured customers of the disease of life itself, Akerlof underscored the importance of regulation in the market minefield.
Heterodox though he may be, Akerlof is, after all, an economist, and puts great faith in the power of mathematics to address human dilemmas. But he acknowledged that economists need better mathematics with which to predict catastrophes and understand the vagaries of human behavior. His faith in technocratic solutions was evident in his answer to a question I posed about how to best attack false economic arguments in the political realm – such as the commonly touted myth that Social Security contributes to the deficit (it doesn't). I specifically wanted to know if mathematics or moral arguments were better suited to expose the lies. His answer? "The CBO has some good information." In fairness, I think he may have misunderstood the question.
Cornel West may not have the answer, but he understands the question. In sharp contrast to the mild-mannered, delightfully nerdy Akerlof, West speaks with the bold sweep and poetic passion of a prophetic theologian. He challenged the room to consider the "structures of domination" that are "terrorizing people" in our economy, and he roundly criticized the reliance on mathematics to address real human suffering. To that sally, Akerlof agreed sheepishly that "We need to know how to talk about power."
Unlike Akerlof, West does not think the economy is working particularly well. He cited high poverty rates and growing economic inequality as signs that the class war was going rather badly for most folks. He warned, however, that giving into cynicism would only stymie efforts to challenge exploitation and alleviate economic pain. West emphasized the need for economists to wake up from their "mechanistic, Cartesian dream" and focus more on the lessons of history. He applauded the great economist John Maynard Keynes for his association with the Bloomsbury Group, where the literary and historical perspectives of figures like Virginia Woolf informed his economic vision. Betty Sue Flowers noted that 19th-century poets had a deep understanding of human temptation and often deployed religious imagery to describe our vulnerability to exploitation.
Rob Johnson described economics as "the secular religion of mankind" and noted that many of its structures are "mirages" that lead to suffering and demoralization. He pointed out several ways in which the field of economics had been corrupted, including the tendency of economists to serve as the PR department for the powerful. Amen to that!
There was one thing everyone in the room agreed upon: We need better stories to communicate progressive economic ideas, and economists themselves are unlikely to provide them. I thought of John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath and how the author's critique of exploitation contained not a single mathematical equation. And yet it moved the public enough to create changes in labor laws that alleviated the suffering of millions. More discussions that blend the voices of economists with historians, poets, linguists and theologians are a promising step toward getting to such powerful narratives for our own times. Only connect!

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That's what Alameda (Calif.) County sheriff's deputies encountered about 1:30 p.m. Wednesday when they conducted a "probation compliance" check of a home in Castro Valley.
While at a home they found 34 pounds of processed dried marijuana and a live — but ill — 5-foot alligator in a Plexiglas tank in the bedroom. The reptile, named "Mr. Teeth," acted as a deterrent against marijuana thieves, said sheriff's Sgt. J.D. Nelson.
Mr. Teeth's owner, Assif Mayr, 32, got the alligator in 1996 "to commemorate the death of rapper Tupac Shakur," Nelson said.
"We come across guard dogs like pit bulls quite frequently, but a guard alligator is very very unusual," Nelson said.
Mayar was arrested on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale and was taken to Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, where he is being held in lieu of $160,000 bail.
Mr. Teeth was taken to the Oakland Zoo. Zoo spokeswoman Nicky Mora said the gator is "very sick" and is being treated at the zoo's veterinary hospital. Per protocol, the alligator is put into quarantine for 30 days after arriving at the zoo.
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The International Security Assistance Force didn't provide details on the identities or nationalities of the three service members killed.
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said the insurgent group was behind the attack. Television images showed remains of the exploded car littering the street, and several armored vehicles stopped nearby.
The bomber struck the convoy about a half mile from NATO's Camp Phoenix base, Kabul police spokesman Hashmat Stanakzai, who reported the Afghan injuries.
Twelve coalition troops have died in Afghanistan so far this month including six U.S. soldiers who died in a helicopter crash Dec. 17.
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National Aboriginal Day: June Jasper National Park is recognized as a significant cultural crossroads for a diversity of Aboriginal groups. Drink in the sights, sounds and colours of local and regional Aboriginal culture at its finest with samples of bannock and bush tea, dancers in colourful regalia and the beat of the drum. Look, listen and learn as the indigenous peoples of this land tell and celebrate their own stories in their own way – naturally.
Canada Day: 1 July Join us in celebrating Canada's birthday. Festivities kick off with a pancake breakfast at 9 a.m. and continue through the day and night with a flag raising ceremony, giant birthday cake, parade, barbeque, beer gardens and stage entertainment capped off by a storm of fireworks against the backdrop of the mountain peaks that surround the town.
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Jasper experiences a subarctic climate that borders on a humid continental climate creating winter temperature ranges from a low of −13.3 °C (8.1 °F) to a high of −0.2 °C (31.6 °F).
Summer temperatures in the warmest months are pleasant with an average high of 21.6 °C (70.9 °F) and an average low of 7.3 °C (45.1 °F).


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One on One with AP College Basketball Writer Jim O'Connell
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Daily Trojan, Vol. 23, No. 79, January 21, 1932
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I '"ani,fl K"if ,h. o*"yTr0 I . I*< *11 d*>' »*''** "f(ice ** ® K,, mi off,ce * U,rni««' SOUTHERN DAILY IJOCUI. i-TROJAN British Foreign Office Sees Los Angeles, California. Thursday. January 21, 1932. Postponement of Lausanne Meet Scheduled for Monday LONDON, Jan. 20—(UP)—The foreign office declared ' tonight that it would be impossible for the Lausanne reparations conference to convene next Monday, as scheduled. J he conversation between various European governments involved have not been completed, it was said, but it is hoped DAWES PLANS QUICK ACTION ON LOAN BILL Board To Consider Corporation Advances; $250,-000,000 Available Now. )f CAME ON SATURDAY Championsh'P At .When Two Teams fgle At Olympic. |y ED MADRID rtvM? f«'r an 0VPr-defest receiv e<l al i U,, dangerous Bruin five when they wpre fi*ht' . th* cti*inpi®nshir'' Coach ,||| send hi* Quintet , fcfcsd H* le**lle lead' __________ IrJkW 1,# .....ird. 'J6®" S"9\?XCC_Utive y^iH"Act A"| capacity to pay reparations, or in* PXPer,R af,Pr bP,nK ,'a,",,,d by Saturday evening ai Visiting Counsel At Regional *«»•■•« .r>i.oH..i^ tn h* HADLOCK LEAVES TONIGHT ON TOUR OF ALUMNI MEETS J thRt an agreement on precedure | _lp to $2n(l>000 non for will be reached within a few days. ; cash advances to depositors ln There have been frequent indications in the last week that the conference would be merely a formal meeting of experts to examine the Young plan advisory committee's report on Germany's closed banks and at least $50,000,-000,000 for loans to distressed farmers were assured tonight in the flnal draft of the reconstruction finance corporation bill. The $2,00,000,000 credit bill, rewritten by senate and house bank- Rooters* Tickets Will Be Sold With Coupon 14 Coupon 14 of the student activity book, when presented with 25 cents at the cashier's desk in the Student Union bookstore, will give the owner priority rights to a rooters' ticket for the S.C.-U.C.L.A. basketball game, Jan. 23. ■Reserved seats, as well as general admission, are $1 and are good for the rooters' section only. Tickets for future games will be handled in this same manner. Conferences. pic wditorium. [*01 tilt with the bronz- m from W - ......I I""nv iy one of the most hotly battle* ever seen this J exerm ive secretary Of the B.C. ■ Both squad.- will I" tight Alumni association, '.'ill leave th< j.yHu , iwmi'onslup and j campu* tonight on a service of [ fast basketball. | OUT FOR BLOOD ft they haven't won a contest so far, the riied by the lanky and wl Mr. Caddy Works, who lljire moment* takes the I tor a semi-pro ball club, a right smart job of ^tle horsehide, will be out ; the men of Troy from lira perch. Nothing would |the dignified and rather i Caddy Works more than Sam Barry's pet court l ud thus have his team [ Irst to accomplish the i Coast conference circles ►LAYERS IN SHAPE | night Barry had his play-I through a hard workout, bey brushed up on their I aad then their defense. I^ari seemed to click yes-lud the team looked rath-psiive against the Spar-|»'ith the exception of Capt. irdner, who wasn't even in Frank L. Hadlock, president of the American Alumni Council and visits to alumni regional confer ences throughout the nation. Mr. Hadlock will act as visiting counsel for the various conferences, and will discuss with them problems of local and national significance. His primary subject, however, will be the explaining of the new plan for alumni educational program, designed to further the intellectual connection of the alumnus and his alma mater. The S.C. Alumni Review has adopted the idea of educational supplements, consisting of lectures by members of the faculty. that the conference would be postponed for six months. both houses, is scheduled to be passed again and become a law by Friday night or Saturday. FRANCE SEEKS UNITY I BEGIN IN TWO WEEKS " . ! Within two weeks It Is planned Reliable reports from Berlin . . , to pour a stream of monev into that Germany had rejected sugges- , , , . . . the channels of trade, through tlons for a one-year moratorium 1, . " , " , , .... / , , ____ .loans to railroads, financial instl- | tutions, farm credit associations. and to receivers of closed banks. on reparations tonight prompted French suggestions tflat the only purpose of the I^usanne conference would be to form a united front of European nations toward Germany and the United States. Germany has declared her inability to pay and demanded an immediate settlement, while the United States has declared responsibility tor a settlement rests with Europe and that the Washington government will not rush into a collective settlement of the war debts which Europe owes here. The attitude of the U.S. was the subject of continued ex- Mr. Hadlock will travel as far | change of views between London east as New York, returning to j and Pal.jSi with the French ex-Troy Feb. 10. pressing doubt that the Lausanne --j conference will convene next Monday. NEW BOOK ISSUED BY DR. CRAWFORD Handsaker Made Dr. C. C. Crawford, professor of education, S.C., and Mrs. Della Goode Francler, principal of the * night and watched the j Ruth School for Girls, El Monte, ® the sidelines, everyone j are co-authors of a new book, tt be in fine shape. "Teaching the Social Studies." This is the third volume of a I series being published by Dr. Members W'illi0rawford- _ 1 Dealing primarily with instruc- 10 Dr. Hill's I tional techniques, primary aims, , and objectives of instruction, as ntain Ctllbin as the historical development and recent trends in social subjects, the new book also devotes several chapters to course content and the organization of studies in the present-day college and high school curriculum. Dr. Lester B. Rogers, dean of the summer school and dean of the School of Education at S.C., contributed the introduction to tbe new volume. Other recent works by Dr. Crawford in the field of educational literature are "Studying the Major Subjects" and "Learning a New Language." iation after the finals, 1 of the Trojan "Y" will [ t,reat to the cabin of Dr. i Thursday night, Jan. I mow party at Big Pines, I Jan. 29. who wish to go "I" excursion are asked "P »t the desk in the hut- Expenses for food ^*l»rtatlon will be shared. I *roup W|H leave the cam-Dr- Hill's cabin in Sierra | ""J011 *t 4 p.m. on Jan. *■* Wednetday evening. ^'Trojan "V" will hold Adventures in Under-** the weekly associa-1,r*' At each of these [J* one ot 'he religious de-0IU America will be mu ®r in the denoml-'Peak to the "Y", , k, history and objec-1 "• creed. rawing Students ee Dean Bacon 4re l,lal,ning to lloichj*11 1"'me8ter are I uie Interview* with Korin:! L, 01 o Monday, tftemooag "ml Kri- CE*— 1 u< kultiti en as hours nkl ^eacher's * Now On Press < »■ the Utle IM ol ,h * George B. I 1 ***. #bO0k' wl'lch is *1*11) . ,he MacMii- ibo0*' Wl11 itB ^ ZiAl,ril 1 The Charles G. Dawes, who is to head the reconstruction corporation, has virtually completed skeleton plans for his mammoth credit organization, to be swung into action before the ink is dry on President Hoover's signature. The bill embodies the major proposal of his economic program, designed to revitalize credit and develop a buying psychology rather than one of hoarding. BORROW ON COLLATERAL Individual corporations under the completed bill will be able to borrow- up to *100,000,000 each, but only on good collateral approved by Dawes, and his board of directors. The board will include himself and three otehr appointed members, Democrats, Secretary of Treasury Mellon, Chairman Eugene Meyer, Jr., of the Federal Reserve board and tj t T • ___ J-J/rsi/j I Farm l-»oan Commissioner Pa^il Dy*LslllCTS nCClCl Besior. Meyer will be chairman of the board. Meeting for the first time this semester By-Liners, professional journalism fraternity, elected offi- pu} Prn'CnUtlcil cers for the coming year. Gene i-'Cvv X I 17 vt/ll/lLlt Handsaker was elected president; Reeves Templeman, vice-president; Claudus Shirley, secretary-trea- RED CROSS WILL EXTEND HELP TO FLOOD'S VICTIMS Chiefs Elected For Next Term Elections were followed by discussions of the plans for the coming semester, which included initiation of pledges and dinner meetings. Probable delegates to be sent to the national convention of Delta Sigma Chi, national professional journalism fraternity, to be held in the Middle West next fall were also discussed. An attempt will be made at this conclave to get a national chapter on this campus. Harry P. Jacobs, Jr., son of Mr. COLLEGE STUDENT DIES CHICO, Calif., Jan. 20—(UP)— The sudden death of Casey Mill-saps, 20, freshman at Chico State Teachers college, following his participation in a boxing match with a student friend, is to be investigated by a coroner's jury here tomorrow. Gordon Cole To Lead Men Oi Aeneas Hall Gordon Cole, senior student in the College of Commerce, will succeed Charles Gibler as president of Aeneas hall, men's dormitory, for the coming semester, it was announced last night following elections. Cassin Clark was elected vice-president to succeed Robert Har-monsen while John Fox will take over the secretary treasurer duties from Ray Zullig. University of Iowa Bank Fails as Students Withdraw Small Accounts CHICAGO, Jan. SO—7l'P)-The Iasi of picturesque Io*a City's five banka closed today, adding that university town to the list of baukless cities in the midwest. An "emergency holiday" of five days was declared at Urbana, 111., seat of another great university. The mayor ordered business suspended to halt public hysteria*Hank. The $1,600,000 First Na 1 ...... / if I hii lint Election of officers of the professional lnterfraternlty council was beld recently at the Alpha Rho Chl house. The neft- executives of the council are: Evan Whitlock, president; Phi Mu Alpha; William Thornton, vice-president, Kappa Psi; and George Barnes, secretary-treasurer. Phi Delta Chi. Xi Psl Phi, dental fraternity, was admitted to the council. Two retiring oflicers of the organization are: William Peterson, president, Alpha Rho Chl; Leslie Sutton, vice president, Delta Chl; and Evan Whitlock, secretary-treasurer, Phi Mu Alpha. National Organization To Come To Relief Of Stricken Refugees. JACKSON. Miss., Jan. 20—(UP) —Faced with the ta*k of providing food and shelter for thousands of refugees in the flood area ot the Mississippi delta, the National Red Cross, under the direction of Robert E. Bondy of Washington, tonight completed organization of lt* field staff and set In motion machinery to care for the destitute. To date many' of the refugees, whose homes were washed away by levee breaks in the Tallahatchie and tributary rivers, have been cared for by local relief agencies. W'hen funds of Uie local agencies were depleted, the Red Cross was called upon. Red Cross workers were assisted in the work of rescuing the hundreds of homeless from the flood regions by a fleet of coast guard craft from the Gulf of Mexico • and the Great Lakes region. The fleet was in charge of S. B. Johnson, commander of thc great lakes division. The flood area is 125 miles long and 35 miles wide. It takes In the greater part of six counties. More than 800,000 acres are under water. Small communities in the district inundated by the floods have been completely abandoned. Altogether more than 2,500 homeless are being cared for in relief camps outside the flood region. RIOTS ADD TO SINO-JAPANESE DISAGREEMENT Capital Plans Welcome For Deposed Government Head. SHANGHAI, China. Jan. 20—(U P)— Conflict between China and Japan was intensified today by de^ velopments at Shanghai and Nanking. Plans were announced In the capital for a celebration »el com ing Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek, deposed government head, who will re I turn to Nanking tomorrow <n coni-I pany of leaders of the new re-1 gime. A riotous demonstration by Japanese arose ln Shanghai, demanding (list more Japanese warships be sent here. Two Chinese policemen and a Japanese were killed and two Chinese factories wre burned. The Chinese government Issued warrants for arrest of Henry Puyl, former "boy emperor" of China who has been under Japanese protection, and for seizure of various Manchurian leaders charged with plotting for restoration of Uie Manchu dynasty. Meanwhile, advices said 20,000 Chinese troops commanded by Sun Lein-Chung had revolted ln Kiangsi province and joined the Communist forces, capturing Ting-chow, in the southern province of Fukien. The Japanese demonstration in Shanghai was so violent that au thorities in the international settlement ordered a precautionary mobilization of police while Jaji-anese marines patrolled the danger area. About 2,000 Japanese took part in the demonstration, stoning tram cars, breaking shop windows andhalting all business in the north Szechuen road district. Theses Final Date Jan. 21 For Feb. Candidates The final date for February candidates for masters' degrees in all fields other than education to present thesis to the dean of the Graduate School fully approved and ready for binding has been set for Thursday, Jan. 21. 6 p.m. Thesis should be presented In room ins, Administration building. Legal Aid Given To 117, Records Show Assisting 117 different clients in one week, the Legal Aid clinic has continued its policy of legal advice without charge. Cases include difficulties of landlords, adoption and maintenance of children, property, contract, criminal matter, estates, and domestic relations. Law students aid the clinic by interviewing the clients, preparing doctrines, and making investigations. brought by the failure of three banks there and in neighboring Champaign. Mayor Reginald C. Harmon res cinded the "holiday" tonight, however, explaining that two days of "enforced thinking" had caused Urbana citizens to realize how "foolish they were" in starting bank runs. All business institutions will be open as usual tomorrow, he said. The University of lowa and its student* were caught in the closing of the First National Bank and the Iowa City City Savings tional wa* a depository of the university, but the school will not be hampered, announced President Walter A. Jessup. He said the bank held a university checking account of $112,000 which was guaranteed by a bond of $125,000. Money was rushed into the town to stop run* on the last two banks. Hardly had officials sighed in relief before the runs started again. Univeralty students added to the excitement by drawing out their small account*, unUl finally Uie remaining bank* were forced to close. Music Students Will Register January 28 Registration days for the second semester 1931-32 of the College of Music are Thursday, Jan. 28; Friday. Jan. 29; and Saturday. Jan. 30. The second semester classes begin Monday, Feb. 1. All students wishing to enroll In the College of Music are required to secure enrollment cards before entering classes. Spartans To Get Last Measurements Today The following men are requested to report today at 10 o'clock to the general manager's offlce, room 207, Student Union, to be measured for the Spartan sweaters. Measurements will not be taken after today. Richard Rippey, Theron Ramey, Al Lefevre, Tom Ryan, David Davies, George Noreen, Floyd Matson, Harold Smith, Howard Said, R. T. Hanson, Bob Love, James Stocks, Nathan Kate*, Morton Wilkins. John Eley, George Decker, Arthur Owens, B. Lanphier. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The S.C. Christian Science organization will meet this afternoon at 1042 W. 36 street at 3:30 p.m. Faculty and students are invited. Glee Club Aspirants To Be Tried Feb. 3-4 Men and women glee club tryouts for the second semester will be held Feb. 3 and 4 ln the musical organizations building. Women applicants will meet at 3 o'clock on the first day of the trials, while men will report at the same time on the following day. University credit will be given for successful applicants. The glee clubs are under the direction of J. Arthur Lewi*. Today's Chapel Program Clionian Society Elects Offiers Unanimously electing their officers for the ensuing semester, members of Clionian held their final business meeting ln the Y.W. C.A. rooms. Tuesday evening. Officers elected are: Madeline Metcalfe, president; Audrey Ray-mer, vice-president; Harriet Brando w, secretary; Dorothy Yoder, treasurer; Edith Kennard, censor; Margaret Walters, assistant censor; Dorothy Hovey, chaplain; Margaret Hufford, critic; Reia Joffe, historian; Mararet Halff, custodian; Pauline Foster, sergeant-at-arms; Patricia Downey, reporter. Installation of the new officers will take place at the beach home of Dorothy Yoder, on Boalboa island, Saturday, Jan. 30. Retiring officers of the society are: Pauline Foster, president; Madeline Metcalfe, vice-president; Reia JoWe, secretary; Edith Kennard, treasurer; Harriet Brandow, censor; Audrey Raymer, chaplain; Dorothy Hovey, critic; Dorothy Yoder, hlstarltn; Muriel Porter, custodian; Virginia Smith, sergeant-#! arms; Eline West, reporter. MUSICIANS WILL GIVE VARIED FINAL PROGRAM AT NOON University Orchestra To Feature Selection From Franck's D Minor Symphony. Featuring two numbers by the university orchestra, the College of Music will present It* flnal assembly program Of the semester this noon In the recital hall of that college. The flrst two movements of Beethoven's "Symphony No. 1" will be directed by a member of the orchestral conducting class and the first movement of Cesar Franck's "Symphony In D Minor" will be directed by Alexander Stewart, orchestra conductor. Vocalists appearing on Ihe program include Klva Ixils Kellogg who will sing "The Sun Beam" by Clokey and "Truly Loved Me So" by Tschaikowsky, and Dorothy Leland whose selection will be "Yesetrday and Today" hy Spross. Carroll Seawell, pianist, will play de Falla's "Ritual Flre Dance" and Saint Saens' "Etude In Waltz Form." "8arabande," "Burlesta," and "Scherzo" from "Partita No. 3' hy Bach will be Janet Alexander's numbers. Alice Sisson w ill render "Clare de Lune" by Debussy and "Hungarian Dance" by MacDowell. T BREAKFAST TO HONOR FRESHMEN In honor of incoming freshmen, the freshmen and Bophomore clubs of the Y.W.C.A. will hold a breakfast Thursday morning. Feb. 2, at 8 o'clock on first floor of the Student Union. Women new to the campus will be introduced to former studenis and prominent leaders of activities. Amazons will assist the Y.Wr. C.A. cabinet as hostesses, The breakfast Is open to all women students provided they make re^ servations In the Y.W.C.A. office before Mouday at 4 o'clock. Neumeyer Will Talk Before Club Women Dr. M H. Neumeyer, professor of sociology at 8.C., will speak on "Community Recreation" at a dinner meeting of the Yorba Linda Womei's club Tuesday eve ning, Jan. 26. The husbands of the club members will be guest* of honor. "The average movie is made by morons," declare* Dr. J. F. Dashlels of the psychology depart ment of the University of North Carolina. Naval Chief Says Administration Economy Program'WreckingNation' WASHINGTON. Jan. 20—(UP)—Economies under President Hoover's uavai policy might conceivably "wreck the nation" in an emergency, Head Admiral Upham, chief of the naval bureau of navigation, declared today. He told the house naval affair* committee considering the $616,-000,000 warship construction pro ¥ I' pha m regarded this situation aa Calvin Hendricks, baritone, accompanied by Hildred Carrico, will sing: 1. "My Ixively Celia... by W'll- I son. 2. "Give a Man a Heart." by O'Hara. 3. "Erl Tu" from "The Masked j Ball," by Verdi. "4. "Shortenin' Bread," by Wolfe. | gram proposed by chairman Carl Vinson, that the navy personnel was now only 84.6 per cent of Uie force needed to mau the ships during war Ume. "If called to engage in a war we would be confronted with the necessity of building up llte com plements of the ships," Upham said. "If we regard the navy of today as a training navy, we are not training enough men to man the ships we have." Rep. Fred Britten, Repo., 111., large navy proponent, wbo led the attack upon President Hoover's naval economy program, asked U very serious. "I do," the naval officer replied emphatically. "The moment we mobilise we have to man those ships of the battle force and many others now out of commission. The drain on the battle ships for trained men would be very serious." Britten told the committee that General McArthur, chief of staff ot the army, had told him that unless congress approved the Vinson program, he would be compelled to ask congress for a larger army to be prepared "to defend the honor of the United States.'* S.C. STUDENTS PREPARE FOR REGISTRATION Changes In Procedure Noted By Theron Clark* University Registrar. Students • who register for thn second semester will Bud Ihe pro cedure somewhat different than la the past, according to Theron Clark, registrar. Registration will begin Friday, Jan. 29, and con* tlnue till Feb. 2. The flrst daf' of Instruction is Wednesday, Feb. 3. In the first place, students arn encouraged to secure their copies |of the second semester schedules In advance and make out a ten* tatlve program on the worksheet', enclosed theriu. If posnlble, thla I should be done now. and the aid of the student's adviser solicited! In this work, said Mr. Clark. I This preliminary step will savn time, and leave only the advlser'a> signature to be added during re*j gist ration. GRADE CARDS Another departure from previous] requirements ls that students bavn) available for presentation to that adviser all grade report cards ha| ha* received from the unlverslty.j Tills Includes special reports of: special subjects. Facilitation of, registration procedure will result If students do so. '. This semester all advisera ini each department will be located in the same room, according to, Mr. Clark. Even graduate atu* | dents will find their instructors In the same place as the upper and lower division students. In former years, the three were separated. CHANGE IN PROGRAM Any change in registration after the flrst two weeks of Instruction must be accompanied by a fee j of $1. Further, a student 1* not allowed to drop a course after five weeks have elapaed without special permission of the university scholarship committee, and hs will be given a grade of "F" if he doe* so, unless he Is dolnff1 passing work at the time. For the benefit of freshmen and others who have not taken tha scholastic aptitude test, a *peo clal examination will he held Fri* day, Jan. 29, at 2 p.m. in 301 Uw building. A fee of $3 Is charged for thii, and It must bn paid to the business office on of before Thursday, Jan. 28. Registration will be held aB us*, ual in the PhyBlcal Education! building, Thirty-sixth and HooveflJ streets. Sociology Men To Give Speeches In Santa Monica Members of two Santa Monica organizations will hear represents atlves of the S.C. sociology de-ps.rtment at meetings today and tomorrow. Dr. Erie F. Young will discus* the present German situation before the city's teacher's assocla* tion at Uie Santa Monica high school at 4 p.m. today. The Santa Monica Y.M.C.A. will hear Dr. George B. Mangold speaU on "Marriage Experiments'* U> morrow evening. This lecture is part of a seriea sponsored by thu Institute of Family Relations. Trojan Band Players Will Attend Carnival To play at the annual winter sports' carnival, sponsored by the Los Angeles junior chamber of commerce, members of the Trojan band will leave for Big Pines, Thursday evening, Jan. 28. 1 hs carnival will last from the 28tl» through the 31sl Under the personal direction of Harold Roberts, director of musical organizations, the fcand will present concerts at the carnival. Thirty-four men will make Uie trip. Freshmen at one dormitory at Caruegle Tech must chew tobacco because the uppe>vlassmen do not consider their habits sufflotsaUy masculinn.
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'Bluest Eye' Becomes Common-Core Flash Point
An Alabama state senator is making headlines for calling on educators in his state to effectively ban Nobel Prize-winner Toni Morrison's novel The Bluest Eye, even thoughor perhaps becausethe book is on the list of "text exemplars" for 11th graders in the Common Core State Standards in English/Language Arts.
"The book is just completely objectionable from [the] language to the content," Republican Sen. Bill Holtzclaw told a state media group last week. He added, according to AL.com, that lawmakers should not dictate curriculum materials to schools.
Morrison's oft-taught novel, about a young black girl's struggles with self-worth and identify in 1940s Ohio, has become a flash point for opponents of the common standards because of its occasionally graphic content, including a highly detailed incestuous rape scene. Though the standards' exemplar texts are meant to serve as "guideposts" rather than requirements, some detractors see the book as emblematic of the new instructional framework's purported threat to local control and parental oversight of what's taught in schools. A much-linked-to post by a conservative blogger, for example, refers to The Bluest Eye as "common-core approved child pornography."
Holtzclaw himself has supported the common standards against repeal attempts in Alabama, a position for which he has come under fire from conservative groups. Even so, perhaps in a gesture to appease those critics, he said he sees no educational value in requiring students to read texts that contain sexually explicit material.
Some observers, however, have characterized the harsh criticism of the book as indiscriminate and ill-advised. Writing on the ThinkProgress blog, Alyssa Rosenberg argued that the charges of pornography "make for an ugly, but effective way, to suggest that a work of art that's forcing a confrontation with the reality of rape is actually meant to titillate." Such charges could prevent students from "engaging with work that could expand their thinking and their empathy."
Maureen Costello, the director of Teaching Tolerance, a project of the Southern Poverty Law Center, said that, in depicting the vulnerability and harsh experiences of an African-American girl, The Bluest Eye can help students "internalize a point of view they might not often encounter." It could also give voice to students who feel a connection with the main character. Like other great works of literature, Costello said, the novel provides a "window into the lives of others."
She also noted that the language of the book is extremely "rich and challenging," which are key emphases of the common standards. Regarding concerns about the explicitness of the content, Costello said that "teachers, as professional educators, should be trusted to handle that."
"We pretend that teens don't know as much about these things as they really do," she added.
Photo: Author Toni Morrison looks out at the arriving audience before an interview earlier this year in New York.
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NASHVILLE- Tenn. - After playing four of its first six
games of the season at home, first place Tennessee State will take to the road
to play four of its final five games away from home. That stretch begins at
Southeast Missouri on Saturday at 6:00 p.m.
Tennessee State climbed to 18th in the Sports Network poll and No. 20 in the FCS Coaches poll this week. Southeast Missouri has lost its last three games against nationally-ranked opponents. The team's last win over a Top 25 team was on Sept. 18, 2010, a 24-21 victory at then No. 5 Southern Illinois. Its last win at home against a ranked team was a 27-20 overtime win over No. 19 Tennessee State on Oct. 25, 2008. In last year's meeting TSU outgained SEMO 536 yards to 158 yards on its way to a 55-3 victory at LP Field. Trabis Ward had 135 yards and two touchdowns to lead TSU.
Off to its best start since 2001, Tennessee State scored two touchdowns in the final 8:49 on Saturday to upend No. 16 Eastern Kentucky 23-20. The win vaulted the Tigers from un-ranked to 18th in the Sports Network poll and up four spots in the FCS Coaches Top 25. Trabis Ward, who had 113 yards on the ground, scored on a 3-yard run with 8:49 to play.
Later in the fourth quarter sophomore linebacker Nick Thrasher, who was named OVC Defensive Player of the Week, had a key sack on third down, and a play later EKU failed to convert on fourth down deep in TSU territory. The Tigers then took the ball and went 68 yards in 13 plays with quarterback Michael German scoring from 1-yard out with eight seconds to go. German passed for 227 yards and a touchdown to go along with his game-winning rush.
Although the 20 points were the most allowed by TSU this season, the Tigers are one of just two teams at the FCS level (Bucknell is the other) to not allow more than 20 points in a game this year. TSU ranks eighth nationally in scoring defense (14.5 points/game) and 28th nationally in total defense (323.5 yards/game); TSU is the only OVC team to rank in the Top 60 nationally in total defense.
Southeast Missouri was idle last week, a week after losing at Jacksonville State to slip to 1-1 in OVC play. The team is 1-4 in games following a bye week under head coach Tony Samuel. In the JSU contest, the Redhawks pulled to within a point early in the fourth quarter, but failed to convert the PAT and then saw the Gamecocks score two touchdowns over the final 10:57 to win the contest.
Southeast failed to force a turnover in the game, the first time this season that has happened; the Redhawks currently rank sixth nationally in turnovers gained (16) and 10th in turnover margin (+1.40/game) on the season.
In the game senior Levi Terrell rushed for 146 yards, the third time this year he has reached the 100-yard rushing mark; Terrell enters this week ranked 13th nationally in rushing (118.0 yards/game). As a team the Redhawks rank first in the OVC and 15th nationally in rushing offense (218.4 yards/game).
Senior linebacker Blake Peiffer currently has 298 career tackles, which ranks seventh all-time in Southeast Missouri history; Peiffer is averaging 11.2 tackles/game, which ranks second in the OVC and ninth nationally in 2012. Defensive back Tylor Brock, who had 10 tackles in the loss at JSU, ranks fifth nationally interceptions (0.60/game).
The Tigers and Redhawks are deadlocked 10-10 in the all-time series and a different team has won the game each of the last eight years. Not since Southeast Missouri won in each 2003 and 2004 have one of these teams won back-to-back in the series. Overall the home team has won the game in each of the last 11 meetings dating back to 2000 (the 2000 and 2001 games were both at TSU while the 2002 and 2003 were each at SEMO due to a quirk in scheduling).


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For as long as Apple has shipped iPhones, iPads, and other iOS-based devices, its mobile processors have been manufactured by one company: Samsung. That may be set to change next year according to the Wall Street Journal, which reports that Apple has signed a manufacturing agreement this month with Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC). Apple has reportedly been working to reduce its reliance on Samsung for iPhone and iPad parts, which is easy to believe given the companies' competitive and legal clashes.
TSMC executives say that the company's chips will begin shipping in Apple's devices in 2014. However, Samsung will remain "the primary supplier through next year," meaning that the iPhone and iPad refreshes expected in the fall of 2013 will continue to use Samsung-manufactured SoCs. The TSMC-made processors will be manufactured on the company's 20nm process, which will save power compared to both the 32nm Samsung process used in most current Apple A5 and A6-series chips and the 28nm process that TSMC is using for most of the mobile chips it makes today.
Rumors about an Apple-TSMC partnership have been making the rounds for years, and the report states that the delays were due to unspecified "glitches" that kept TSMC's chips from attaining the speeds and power consumption levels that Apple wanted. Talks were also apparently set back when Apple asked TSMC to set aside some of its manufacturing capacity exclusively for Apple chips, something that TSMC was unwilling to do.
TSMC manufactures a wide variety of chips for other major companies, including AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm.


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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
The 18thC Enlightenment was a European, even a trans-Atlantic phenomenon. Two of its main centres of intellectual activity were France and Scotland. The latter country produced an extraordinary amount of "enlightened" historical, economic, legal, and philosophical analysis by figures such as Adam Smith, David Hume, and Francis Hutcheson.
For additional information about the Scottish Enlightenment see in the Forum: Timeline on the Scottish Enlightenment.
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Investment Without Injury
This story appears in the June 2010 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe »
An entrepreneur reminded me recently of something I once said that stuck with him: "A good VC needs to know when to get out of the way." The comment was in reference to a fast-growing company that was making a ton of operational decisions in its early stages. We had a tight investor group that trusted the entrepreneurs, and rather than get in the middle of numerous operational decisions--including hiring and salary, office space, employee parking--we spent our time talking at a strategic level and guiding the business.
As a result, the business grew much faster than if we had micromanaged the operation. Sure, mistakes were made--but on the whole, the velocity of the business was much greater than if we'd involved ourselves.
There's a cliché that when a company is successful, it's because of the entrepreneurs, and when a company fails, it's because of the investors or the board. Self-aware investors know that they are supporting characters in the entrepreneurial process, but many VC and angel investors don't. As a result, they become involved in areas where they add nothing, stall the company's progress with slow decision-making and subject the entrepreneurs and management team to endless extra work.
Although annoying, this kind of behavior is mild compared with some of the truly bad behavior I've seen from both VC and angel investors: demoting a CEO in the midst of raising outside financing, leaking confidential information about when a transaction is occurring, or going behind senior executives' backs to find out what is going on in the company. None of this is illegal, but it illustrates how investors can negatively affect a company and, in some cases, destroy value.
With companies I'm involved in, I've adopted this line: Do no harm. This guides my thinking when I try to decide how involved in an issue I should be. I'm aware that once I've invested, it's critical that I stay out of certain things. This concept also applies when big decisions--especially about executive roles or financing--come into play.
For example, I'm open to talking to any employee of a company about any topic, but I'm careful not to make decisions unless I've had a chance to talk with the CEO. Also, I've learned not to disclose anything that the CEO wouldn't be comfortable with my saying in front of him. And I always try to raise any issues I have with the person I have them with because passive aggression (or passive avoidance) is a major negative.
I've started to share the "do no harm" line with some of my VC peers in companies we've invested in together. Rather than thrash around in the weeds for a while, the VCs start looking at things specifically and making sure their behavior is neutral. I've also encouraged the entrepreneurs I work with to think about how they interact with their investors.
If you feel your VC is undermining you or the company, slowing things down or just being difficult to deal with, address it and figure out how to interact more effectively. Remind your VC that you are on the same side of the table. Business is difficult enough as it is.
Brad Feld has been an early-stage investor and entrepreneur for more than 20 years. He is a co-founder of Foundry Group, an early-stage VC firm. Feld blogs at feld.com and askthevc.com, runs marathons and lives with his wife and two golden retrievers in Boulder, Colo., and Homer, Alaska.


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At the beginning of the year, I set 12 DIY Project goals for 2012. February's challenge was to make a hand scrub. I made a Vanilla Scrub back in Dec 2010, but it was time for a change. I stopped one on Pinterest that I was dying to try. Peppermint is my absolute favorite scent. It just relaxes me. I know it's supposed to be invigorating, but it feels homey.
After a long day of doing dishes and washing bottles, I love opening this up and treating my hands to a relaxing massage. Plus the ingredients are so easy. I keep the empty peanut butter jars when we finish them. They're perfect for projects like this and having a couple on hand means you can make more to share.
Here's how to get started:
Homemade Peppermint Hand Scrub
3 c. white sugar
1 c. oil (I used olive oil, but the original recipe calls for grape seed oil)
Peppermint Oil
Mix sugar and oil to desired consistency. I added more sugar to reach the consistency I wanted. Add peppermint oil to your liking. Include a stir stick to stir before each use.
I kept mine pretty plain 'cause it's just for me. But go over and check out the original post for some beautiful packaging. Love the way this blogger dressed it up!
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Brown, Hallie Q.
Lucretia H. Simpson, now 105 years old (December, 1925) was born in Lafayette, Woodford County, Kentucky, in the blue grass country.
Her master, Edward Darneal, was a planter. He was kind to his slaves. Her father, Reuben Ford, was a free man. His master liberated his slaves and left his estate to them. The will was broken by relatives of the master and all the younger slaves, including her father and his three brothers were sold down in New Orleans. This happened three weeks before Lucretia was born. She never knew her mother for she too was sold soon after Lucretia's birth. When she reached womanhood she was married. Her husband was a free man, but all too soon died, at Lafayette, Kentucky.
She and three other young women decided to go to Maysville and cross the river into Ohio. This they did taking "French leave." Although the war had begun, they were in fear of being caught and returned to slavery but by traveling at night and hiding by day they soon were safe on Ohio soil. Friends came to their relief and Lucretia was sent to Toledo where she soon found employment. She vividly recalls the day when the first colored soldiers came to her home in Kentucky--the praying in secret for Freedom .
When she reached Ohio she heard the open unafraid petition. It was most interesting to hear her relate the news that spread that glad hour. It was on one night. They were on their knees singing, praying when excited voices in the street were crying what all thought to be fire, fire, fire. Hurrying out they found the cry was freedom, freedom,
After Emancipation, "Granny" as she is called, went to Adrian, Michigan, where she now lives with her son, Mr. William Simpson. She goes up and down stairs unaided. Stands and walks erect without the use of cane or support. She loves flowers and may be seen during the summer in the midst of blooms by the cottage side.
She is a member of the Presbyterian Church and has an abiding faith in God's mercies.


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Popcorn Sandwich Cookies with Salted Caramel Recipe
Adapted from Food Network Kitchens
Swapped by Suzanne Lehrer and Allegra Ben-Amotz
These recipes from our annual Serious Eats Cookie Swap are provided by Serious Eats staff, friends, and family. They have not been tested by our recipe team.
- 1 stick (4 ounces) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup cornstarch
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 3 cups popped unsalted popcorn, very coarsely ground in a food processor
- Salted Caramel:
- 1 1/3 cups sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon coarse sea salt
For the popcorn cookies: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
Cream the butter and sugar with an electric mixer on medium speed in a large bowl until slightly lightened, 1 to 2 minutes. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and add the egg. Beat until well incorporated, about 30 seconds.
Whisk the flour, cornstarch, baking powder, kosher salt and 1 cup popcorn together in a separate bowl. Place the remaining popcorn in another bowl and set aside. Add the flour mixture to the creamed butter and mix on low speed until it just comes together to form a dough. Scoop a level tablespoonful of the dough at a time and roll into a ball. Dip one side of the ball into the ground popcorn and place, popcorn-side up, on the prepared baking sheets, about 2 inches apart. Slightly flatten each ball with your hand.
Bake until the cookies are slightly brown around the edges, 14 to 16 minutes. Allow the cookies to cool on the baking sheet for 5 minutes, and then remove to a rack to cool completely.
For the salted caramel: While the cookies cool, add the sugar to a medium saucepan over medium heat. Allow the sugar to melt completely around the edges before starting to stir or it will crystallize. When the sugar turns dark amber, after about 10 minutes, quickly turn off the heat and carefully whisk in the heavy cream. Allow the foam to subside, and then add the coarse salt. Allow the caramel to cool until it begins to thicken, about 5 minutes.
Spoon 1 tablespoon of caramel on the center of the bottom side of one cookie and carefully press closed with another cookie, making sure to push the caramel evenly to the edges.
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I'm a seasonal East End resident and live in downtown Manhattan during the school year. So I've had an eventful week, to say the least.
I spent most of Monday out and about with my kids in pre-storm anticipation. It was barely raining and there was very little wind. My oldest daughter used her flip cam to record personal storm reports from the Hudson River Park, which she planned to upload to YouTube so that friends and family could watch.
She never got the chance.
At 7 p.m. the Hudson was high, but still contained to its banks. Cars drove freely along West Street. By 7:45 or so, the power was out. Even worse, there was four feet of water on my street, and it was rising quickly. Panic never set in, just chaos. I spent the next five hours bailing water from my lobby, joined by about 15 neighbors. We used sandbags, snow shovels, buckets, and dustpans—hardly modern technology—but were able to keep much of the water out of our building and save our lobby.
We were lucky.
At about 1 a.m. the water finally receded. We all shook hands, high-fived, and went to bed. As I sat in my dark, quiet apartment, with my family sleeping soundly, I took a few moments to reflect upon one thing that has occupied my mind ever since: Power.
I'm talking about electricity, of course. But it runs deeper than that. Electricity means power in every sense of the word. Power to come and go as we please, power to eat, power to learn and read and communicate—at least on the Internet.
In the first hours after the storm hit, I had no idea just how severe the storm was in New Jersey, or how lucky those Upper East Siders were to still have their electricity. I was naively enjoying a new set of sounds: the wind whistling, rain pitter-pattering down my chimney and the occasional police siren. I remember thinking that there weren't nearly as many sirens as on 9/11, which was a positive sign. I thought everything would probably be OK in the morning.
How wrong I was—but then again, I had no power so how would I know?
I've been through shorter blackouts before; I only lost power for a few hours during Hurricane Irene and ended up hosting three friends who weren't so fortunate.
Now it's three days later and who knows when the juice will return. The waiting game is maddening! Will it come back in an hour? A day? A week? In a blackout we lose all sense of time, and that's when we realize that Power truly is a mindset.
Without electricity, even the simplest tasks require us to adjust our thought patterns. I can't tell you how many times I've had to retrace my footsteps inside my own home, because I instinctively forgot to carry my flashlight with me. Obviously, this pales in comparison to those who've lost property and loved ones, and it's meant as an observation, not a complaint.
Here's the bigger point: electricity is something we all take for granted. We've built an incredibly productive, fruitful society around electricity, and it never ceases to amaze me how vulnerable we are to losing it.
At the same time, I can't help but think of all the ways that technology has helped us during this storm and its aftermath. First came the computer forecasting; there were models over a week ago that predicted where this unusual storm would hit, with fairly remarkable precision. Rescue workers have access to infrared cameras to search for survivors and submersible devices to help pump out the flooded subways and tunnels.
Faced with gridlock, New Yorkers are organizing neighborhood car pooling forums on Craigslist; too bad the ride sharing app I wrote about a few weeks ago is hung up in legal challenges.
Technology can't stop disasters from happening. But maybe it can help us plan for the worst—and respond more effectively—the next time it happens.
I hope so.


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Surface Computing from Microsoft
Big announcement from Microsoft today, well, actually yesterday, surface computing is here and hopefully, it will be coming my way soon, can't wait to check it out, but there are plenty of videos and information out already to wet your whistle. Microsoft says it will first appear in hotels, restaurants, etc, where touch screens already exist, but not in the same way or amount of screens, I am sure.
Picture a surface that can recognize physical objects from a paintbrush to a cell phone and allows hands-on, direct control of content such as photos, music and maps. Today at the Wall Street Journal?s D: All Things Digital conference, Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer will unveil Microsoft Surface?, the first in a new category of surface computing products from Microsoft that breaks down traditional barriers between people and technology. Surface turns an ordinary tabletop into a vibrant, dynamic surface that provides effortless interaction with all forms of digital content through natural gestures, touch and physical objects. Beginning at the end of this year, consumers will be able to interact with Surface in hotels, retail establishments, restaurants and public entertainment venues.
Microsoft Surface puts people in control of their experiences with technology, making everyday tasks entertaining, enjoyable and efficient. Imagine ordering a beverage during a meal with just the tap of a finger. Imagine quickly browsing through music and dragging favorite songs onto a personal playlist by moving a finger across the screen. Imagine creating and sending a personal postcard of vacation pictures instantly to friends and family, while still wearing flip-flops.
Consumers now have an entirely new way to get the information they need, turning their everyday tasks into enjoyable and engaging experiences,? said Pete Thompson, general manager of Microsoft Surface Computing. There are hundreds of thousands of restaurants, hotels and retail locations that are looking to give their customers the unique and memorable experiences that Surface will provide. In turn, companies have a new opportunity for generating additional revenue streams and increasing retail traffic. Source: Microsoft Launches New Product Category: Surface Computing Comes to Life in Restaurants, Hotels, Retail Locations and Casino Resorts
I can see this being handy in a busy bar, where each user selects their drink or refill and it goes into a queue for the bartender to make, taking the decision on who gets served next out of his hands and placing it into the correct order. But, never mind restaurants, bars and hotels, where else will surface computing be useful? Scoble saw a demo for it two years ago and this is how it worked then.
Anyway, surface computing is real and is wild. I want one of these in my house, but it is too expensive. Anyway, here?s how it works:
1) It has a piece of holographic glass that can display images that a projector shoots at it.
2) It has a projector underneath.
3) It has two cameras, aimed at the glass which can triangulate on objects on it.
4) It has software, written in Windows Presentation Foundation, that take advantage of the new hardware. Source: Ahh, the PlayTable, er Surface Computing, how it works?
Popular Mechanics got to see a demo of surface computing from Microsoft, listen to a couple of the cool things they showed them, and then visit their site and check out the video.
Gattis took out a digital camera and placed it on the Surface. Instantly, digital pictures spilled out onto the tabletop. As Gattis touched and dragged each picture, it followed his fingers around the screen. Using two fingers, he pulled the corners of a photo and stretched it to a new size. Then, Gattis put a cell phone on the surface and dragged several photos to it ? just like that, the pictures uploaded to the phone. It was like a magic trick. He was dragging and dropping virtual content to physical objects. I'm not often surprised by new technology, but I can honestly say I'd never seen anything like it. Source: Microsoft Surface: Behind-the-Scenes First Look (with Video)
They also have some great shots and text on how it works exactly. Channel 10 has a great video here. They also answer the question of when will we see these in homes, they said that the first adopters, Harrah?s Entertainment, Starwood Hotels and T-Mobile, will have it first and as it gets bigger and used by more companies, prices will come down and our coffee tables will be surface computers before we know it. Wonder if they will be easier on our kids heads than the coffee tables were?
Techcrunch wonders when it will recognize that our beer is empty and replenishment is automatic. Robert McLaws has a GREAT wrap-up of the history of Microsoft Surface, and says that it started as TouchLight. Lots of great videos and images available at the official site for Microsoft surface here.
Check out this video demo, and the complete list of Microsoft Surface videos we have available.
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I2P dev meeting, June 11, 2002 @ 23:00 UTC
(Courtesy of the wayback machine http://www.archive.org/)
Quick recap
- Present:
BluePaperBoy, codeshark, ellison, I, mids, Neo, nop, Robert, Rooster77, UnDeRToW, UserX,
Volledige IRC Log
--- Log opened Tue Jun 11 22:52:16 2002
22:55 < logger> logging started
22:55 <@mids> already?
22:55 < logger> yes :)
22:55 -!- mode/#iip-dev [+v logger] by mids
23:23 < I> heh, evil time
--- Day changed Wed Jun 12 2002
00:09 -!- mode/#iip-dev [+oo UserX nop] by mids
00:39 -!- mode/#iip-dev [+o codeshark] by nop
00:39 <@mids> hey codeshark
00:39 <@codeshark> hey
00:41 < UnDeRToW> hi, good night everybody
00:41 <@nop> night
00:49 <+BluePaperBoy> hi
00:49 <+BluePaperBoy> did I miss the meeting yet?
00:50 <@mids> Tue Jun 11 22:50:18 UTC 2002
00:50 <@mids> almost
00:50 <+BluePaperBoy> just in time :)
00:55 <+BluePaperBoy> 4 minutes 20 seconds ;)
00:56 <@nop> ok
00:57 <+BluePaperBoy> sorry, just getting antsy :)
00:58 <@nop> hehe
00:59 <@mids> lets get started
00:59 <@mids> first of all I want to congratulate UnDeRToW, he passed his exams
01:00 <+BluePaperBoy> 0
01:00 < UnDeRToW> :)
01:00 <+BluePaperBoy> :)
01:00 <@nop> awesome
01:00 <+BluePaperBoy> it has begun :P
01:00 <@mids> all the important docs are on http://mids.student.utwente.nl/~mids/iip/
01:00 <+BluePaperBoy> err, my count down ended :P
01:00 <@mids> this is the 4th meeting
01:00 <@mids> it is public, and unmoderated as long as it isnt chaotic
01:01 <@mids> if it become moderated, message an operator or somebody with voice, the line that you want to say
01:01 <@mids> welcome :)
01:01 <@nop> welcome all
01:01 <@mids> a logfile is recorded
01:01 <@mids> and available for everybody
01:01 <@mids> including for those who are too late
01:01 <@mids> .
01:02 <@mids> got something to add nop ?
01:02 <@nop> thnx you for all coming
01:03 <@nop> and contributing to IIP as a user/tester, developer, or otherwise
01:03 <@codeshark> i'm here
01:03 <@nop> let's see what's on the agenda for today
01:03 <@mids> 1) Welcome
01:03 <@mids> 2) Network / Channel policies
01:03 <@mids> 3) Website
01:03 <@mids> 4) Documentation status
01:03 <@mids> A) Questions?
01:03 <@mids> B) Next meeting
01:03 <@mids> attition: something about iip 1.1
01:03 <@mids> (forgot to add that)
01:03 <@mids> .
01:04 <@nop> ok
01:04 <@nop> 2 network / channel policies
01:04 <@nop> mids if you would please
01:04 <@mids> sure
01:04 <@mids> we had something happening in #anonymous
01:04 <@mids> I kind of missed it
01:05 <@mids> but thanks to my big brother logging, I got to see it later
01:05 <@mids> there was a little incident that showed us the need for some policies
01:05 <@mids> since this network is going to become more serious
01:05 <@mids> with more people attending
01:05 <@nop> may I add something
01:05 <@mids> the risk of possible conflicts is always there
01:05 <@nop> ?
01:05 <@mids> sure
01:06 <@nop> The definitive goal of IIP
01:06 <@nop> is to allow freedom of speech
01:06 <@nop> and to fight censorship and oppression
01:06 <@nop> now we all share this common goal
01:06 <@nop> assuming
01:06 <@nop> so there are moderators
01:06 <@nop> for channels
01:07 <@nop> which gives us a sense of power, but really, is very minimal control, banning anonymity is not exactly easy
01:07 <@nop> but the purpose is to make sure everyone is not inhibited by their speech
01:07 <@nop> and can say what they would like to say
01:07 <@mids> as you maybe all know
01:07 <@nop> so keeping this in mind
01:08 <@nop> continue
01:08 <@mids> 'we' dont often know what is going on on the network
01:08 <@mids> exept for the public channels
01:08 <@mids> inclusing #anonymous, but also #iip and #help
01:08 <@mids> maybe I forgot more official channels, if so
01:08 <@mids> inform me
01:08 <@mids> because those channels kindof determine the public look of IIP, we need to get some rules done
01:09 <@mids> why?
01:09 <@mids> 2 reasons
01:09 <@mids> tell the users what the operators can do
01:09 <@mids> and visa versa
01:09 <@mids> normally, on IIP, every channel
01:09 <@mids> should be seen as a sovereign country
01:09 <@mids> since there is almost none network wide power
01:09 <@mids> every channel got to have its own rules
01:10 <@mids> which can differ from channel to channel
01:10 <@mids> if you have a channel names #sailing
01:10 <@mids> we cant do nothing there
01:10 <@mids> even if we hate the boat that you like to sail with :)
01:10 <@mids> anyway
01:10 <@mids> I want to propose some rules
01:11 <@mids> 3 categories
01:11 <@mids> 1) network wide
01:11 <@mids> 2) #anonymous
01:11 <@mids> 3) other official channels
01:11 <@mids> for all other channels, we have no power as IIP team
01:11 <@mids> except for the network rules
01:11 <@mids> any questions so far?
01:12 <@mids> nope?
01:12 <@mids> great
01:12 <@mids> I have thought of these 3 rules for the whole network:
01:12 < ellison> seems to me that #iip should be protected as well
01:12 <@mids> - no flooding
01:12 <@mids> - no spamming
01:13 < ellison> oh, 3) other protected channels
01:13 <@mids> - no acts that endanger the existance of IIP
01:13 <@mids> .
01:13 <@mids> ellison: yes?
01:13 < ellison> nevermind, 'scuse me
01:13 <@mids> np
01:13 <+BluePaperBoy> acts that endanger the existance of IIP? please clarify
01:14 <@mids> sure
01:14 <@mids> that is a pretty broad subject
01:14 <@mids> but whatever happens here.. we shouldnt risk the continuity of IIP
01:14 <@mids> some posibilities:
01:14 <@mids> ddos attacks
01:14 <@mids> child porn
01:15 <@mids> terrorist cells etc
01:15 <@mids> if we know about those things
01:15 <@mids> we have to forbid them
01:15 <@mids> because countries will attack us if we support such things
01:15 < UnDeRToW> but how we control that?
01:15 <@mids> good question
01:16 < UnDeRToW> we cant spy other users
01:16 <@mids> sure
01:16 <+BluePaperBoy> we shouldn't atleast
01:16 < ellison> ddos is a separate matter from the rest
01:16 <@mids> but if such happens, without us knowing?
01:16 <@mids> ellison: yes, correct.. ddos is more flooding
01:16 < ellison> for child porn, terrorist cells, money laundering and other statust bugaboos, we should insist on proof from the entity complaining or threatening to shut down IIP
01:18 <@mids> so if an entity comes with evidence about activity x
01:18 <@nop> evidence that they have to prove that it is the specific user
01:18 < ellison> yup
01:19 <@mids> then we can nuke his trent accounts, jupe his nick etc
01:19 < ellison> if the entity complaining has no power to harm IIP, we ignore them
01:19 <@mids> but such claims should always be verified
01:19 <+BluePaperBoy> if IIP is truly anonymous, how could that be proven and what steps could be taken to stop the person is question
01:19 <@mids> ellison: exactly
01:20 < ellison> if they can harm IIP, we insist on proof
01:20 <@mids> BluePaperBoy: we can deal with nyms, not with real persons
01:20 <+BluePaperBoy> mids: but then they can merely change their IIP identity and continue
01:20 < ellison> if they meet the proof requirements, we delete their Trent accounts as you said, and then send a report to the entity which complained
01:21 < ellison> BPB: yeah, that's the beauty of a pseudoanonymous system...
01:21 <@mids> for the sake of the common IIP wealth, such complaints should be globally announced I think
01:22 <@nop> agreed
01:22 < ellison> BPB: say some soldiers in afghanistan discovered a computer with IIP logs which proved that terrorists were using IIP to communicate ebtween their cells
01:22 <@mids> nop: what is the official email address for such things?
01:22 <+BluePaperBoy> put on the website?
01:22 < ellison> that would consistute proof, I think
01:22 <@nop> email@example.com
01:23 <+BluePaperBoy> ellison: be we would no not who it was or how to stop them
01:23 < ellison> we'd have their nym names
01:23 < ellison> and we could just delete their records from Trent (assuming they used Trent)
01:23 <@mids> okay, governments and other entities should email their proof of misusage (pgp signed & encrypted ofcourse) to email@example.com
01:23 < ellison> heh
01:24 <@nop> we still have very little power
01:24 <@nop> to stop them
01:24 <@nop> and the most we can do
01:24 <@nop> is prohibit them from using trent
01:24 <@nop> etc
01:24 <@nop> at least under that nym
01:24 <@mids> ofcourse we will do that
01:24 <@mids> whatever is in our power
01:24 < ellison> (this inability to exert controlling censorship is part of the good design of IIP, IMHO)
01:25 <@nop> it only gets better with age
01:25 <@UserX> what do we do if entities try and demand logging?
01:25 <@mids> UserX: they may join channels
01:25 < ellison> remove IIP servers from their jurisdiction
01:25 <@mids> and log all traffic
01:25 <+BluePaperBoy> so IIP'll do like most governments and "officially condemn"
01:26 <@nop> try being key operative word
01:26 <@nop> the most logging that is taking place
01:26 <@nop> is the irc clients
01:27 <@nop> but the big concern is coercing or forcing a user to log
01:27 <@mids> everybody should understand that he/she acts here as a nym
01:28 <@mids> and every relationshop between his/her real identify and the nym is a possible danger on his anon/pseudo nymity
01:29 <+BluePaperBoy> What about bad mouthing IIP and convincing people to leave/stop supporting...would that be considered "acts that endanger the existance of IIP" (just to clarify)
01:29 <@nop> no
01:29 <+BluePaperBoy> thank you
01:29 <@nop> but
01:29 <@nop> it's not nice
01:29 <@nop> ;)
01:30 <+BluePaperBoy> I was just wondering how liberally mids' statement would be taken :)
01:30 <@mids> ok
01:30 <@mids> now we have another thing
01:30 <@mids> maybe it is channel, maybe network wide
01:30 <@mids> 'dont reveal the identify of others without permission'
01:31 <+BluePaperBoy> I don't think that should be regulated
01:31 <@nop> it's more of a request
01:31 <@nop> not a regulation
01:31 <@mids> maybe on a personal / per channel base?
01:32 <@mids> ok, got network covered... lets move to #anonymous
01:32 <@mids> what is the main purpose of this channel
01:32 <@mids> and what is its name :)
01:32 <@mids> personally I think that it is about freedom of speech
01:32 <+BluePaperBoy> bash liberals?
01:32 <@mids> & that is what IIP is about
01:33 <@mids> so, I don't think that any additional rules are needed except for the network ones
01:33 < Robert> .
01:33 <@mids> with the suggestion to move offtopic stuff to the appropriate channels
01:34 <@mids> freenet stuff may be discussed there
01:34 <@mids> but should be not taken too seriouyd
01:34 <@mids> serioud
01:34 <@mids> err
01:34 <@mids> whatever :)
01:35 <@mids> if someone is doing / saying things that you dont like
01:35 <@mids> consider using /ignore
01:35 <@mids> (see your IRC client manual for more information)
01:35 <@mids> other additions to #anonymous?
01:35 < Neo> /ignore #anonymous works pretty good for me :)
01:36 <@mids> Neo: I think you mean /part #anonymous :)
01:36 < Neo> :)
01:36 <@mids> now the other official channels...
01:36 <@mids> which do we have?
01:36 <@mids> I think : #iip
01:36 <@mids> #iip-dev and #help
01:37 <+BluePaperBoy> what about #freenet?
01:37 <@mids> hm, since there is no real relationship between freenet and IIP, I think that that isnt an official matter
01:38 < ellison> #terrorist-plots
01:38 < ellison> ;-)
01:38 <@mids> #freenet channel policies should be discussed with the #freenet founder and operators
01:38 <@mids> -Trent(anon.iip)- The channel #terrorist-plots is NOT registered
01:38 <@mids> ok
01:38 <@mids> #iip is the main serious IIP channel
01:38 <@mids> (imho)
01:39 <@mids> so, stuff there should be related to IIP
01:39 <@mids> and should be correct.. don't give incorrect info there
01:39 <@mids> maybe same for #help
01:39 <@mids> anyway
01:39 <@mids> I got the hint that we are getting bored
01:39 <@mids> :)
01:40 <@mids> ,
01:40 <@nop> ok
01:40 <@nop> basically
01:40 <@nop> no inhibiting people's speech
01:40 <@nop> only time to regulate
01:40 <@nop> is if others are inhibiting free speech
01:40 <@nop> aka spamming
01:40 <@nop> or flooding
01:41 <@nop> and do not abuse operator powers to inhibit speech
01:41 <@nop> got it
01:41 <@nop> good
01:41 <@nop> move on
01:41 <@mids> yup
01:41 <@mids> official thingL
01:41 <@mids> reinstate cohesion
01:41 <@nop> we will once we talk to him and review the rules
01:41 <@nop> he should be re-instated
01:41 <@mids> done
01:42 <@mids> with level 2
01:42 <@mids> over & out :)
01:42 <@mids> 3) Website
01:43 <@mids> --------
01:43 <@mids> how is the design going?
01:43 <+BluePaperBoy> ?
01:43 * mids looks at the agenda
01:43 <@mids> ellison: got something to say? :)
01:44 < ellison> ah
01:44 < ellison> working on it right now
01:44 < ellison> looks cool, trust me.
01:44 < ellison> ;-)
01:44 <+BluePaperBoy> which "sample" is his
01:44 <+BluePaperBoy> ?
01:44 < ellison> I might have something to show by the end of the meeting - if not then, later tonight
01:45 <@mids> another design (from tikk) is on http://www.nokhockey.com/scott/IIP/home2.htm
01:45 <@mids> hm, nop, can you say something about "wear IIP?
01:47 <@nop> oh
01:48 <@nop> hold please
01:48 <@nop> on phone
01:48 <@mids> ah
01:48 <@mids> "if you cant wait till the IIP site is done and already want to show your passion with IIP : http://www.cafepress.com/invisiblenet
01:48 <@mids> nop got some nice stuff there
01:48 * mids bought some IIP tshirts :)
01:49 <@nop> all funding goes to fund the project
01:49 <@mids> but most goes to the cafepress guys :(
01:49 <@mids> I want to have a black tshirt with a white IIP logo
01:50 <@mids> if you know a way to get it... tell us :)
01:50 < ellison> i want a black t-shirt with a black logo...
01:51 <@mids> ellison: noted.. we will have them too :)
01:51 < ellison> :-)
01:51 <@mids> other comments?
01:51 <+BluePaperBoy> I want something blue :)
01:51 <@mids> BluePaperBoy: cool
01:51 <@mids> I think that the logo's that Banks made are available
01:51 <+BluePaperBoy> ...can't find anything though ;(
02:07 -!- Topic for #iip-dev: Info, agenda, log : http://mids.student.utwente.nl/~mids/iip/ | Tuesday 23:00 UTC - http://e-store.invisiblenet.net
02:07 [Users #iip-dev]
02:07 [@codeshark ] [ ellison] [ logger] [ Robert ] [ UserX]
02:07 [@nop ] [ epoch ] [ mids ] [ Rooster77]
02:07 [+BluePaperBoy] [ I ] [ Neo ] [ UnDeRToW ]
02:07 -!- Irssi: #iip-dev: Total of 13 nicks [2 ops, 0 halfops, 1 voices, 10 normal]
02:07 -!- Irssi: Join to #iip-dev was synced in 1 secs
02:07 < Neo> <UserX> A new protocol has now been implemented for IIP 1.1 details of it are at: http://mids.student.utwente.nl/~mids/iip/meeting4/iip11proto.txt
02:07 < Neo> <UserX> this adds error detection and fixes problems introduced by the server having a static key
02:07 < Neo> (4 the logger)
02:08 < logger> gracia
02:10 <@nop> ok
02:10 <@nop> next
02:10 < logger> 3,4]
02:11 -!- mode/#iip-dev [+o mids] by Trent
02:13 < UnDeRToW> ...
02:14 <@mids> hmpf
02:14 <@mids> sorry ppl
02:14 <@mids> blaim the civ :)
02:14 <@mids> did you all see the new network diagrams?
02:14 <@nop> yes
02:14 <@nop> links etc
02:15 <@mids> question:
02:15 <@mids> bigendian == network order?
02:15 <@nop> big endian == byte order
02:15 <@mids> byte order != network order?
02:16 <@nop> ok
02:16 <@nop> any questions
02:16 <@nop> before we close the meeting
02:16 < UserX> as i understand bigendian byte order is the network byte order
02:16 <@mids> thanks UserX
02:17 -!- mode/#iip-dev [+o UserX] by mids
02:17 < UnDeRToW> can we translate the isproxy too?
02:18 <@mids> can you explain? windows, unix, docs?
02:19 < UnDeRToW> the program to join here
02:20 <@mids> how do such programs work? do they detect the language automatically?
02:20 <@nop> locale I guess
02:21 < UnDeRToW> or have different versions
02:21 < UnDeRToW> spannish, french .....
02:22 <@UserX> there are some hooks for adding translations (gettext style) to isproxy but no support for doing actual translations yet
02:22 <@mids> I think that is a good thing.. certainly not for 1.1.. but to keep in mind, maybe 1.2 ?
02:22 < UnDeRToW> great
02:23 < UnDeRToW> and also a we have to start a FAQ
02:23 <@mids> but, I think the work involved shouldnt underestimated... chinese characters sound complex to me
02:24 <@mids> UserX: any idea how the windows i18n is?
02:24 <@codeshark> you can use resource files on windows
02:24 <@nop> chinese require double byte
02:24 <@nop> unicode
02:24 <@codeshark> yes
02:24 <@UserX> mids: do you mean how hard it would be to do translation?
02:24 <@mids> Rooster77 knows something about htat
02:25 <@mids> UserX: no, more the unicode / utf8 support
02:26 < Rooster77> Rooster77 is not fluent yet, but is working on it..
02:27 <+BluePaperBoy> just give it to a chinese programmer ;)
02:27 < Rooster77> good idea...!
02:27 <@UserX> not that familar with it but as i understand you can select codepages for interpreting 8 bit characters
02:28 <@mids> okay... more questions?
02:30 < UnDeRToW> i need the new docs to update the translation
02:30 <@mids> okay, while they are still under review, you can get them from the CVS
02:30 < UnDeRToW> ok
02:30 <@mids> do you know how to use CVS?
02:30 <+BluePaperBoy> mids: are we stuck with that crappy iip logo? What ever happend to the copyrighted casper pics?
02:30 < UnDeRToW> yes
02:30 <@mids> UnDeRToW: contrib/htmldoc/
02:31 <@nop> which logo
02:31 <@mids> UnDeRToW: thats where everything is
02:31 <+BluePaperBoy> the two trenchcoat guys then the p
02:31 < UnDeRToW> ok
02:31 <+BluePaperBoy> ...on the clothing ;)
02:31 <@mids> I like the new design
02:32 < UnDeRToW> and the FAQ
02:32 < UnDeRToW> we have to do one
02:32 <@mids> UnDeRToW: banks started some faq items in the manual too
02:32 < UnDeRToW> i see almost always the same quesitons
02:32 < UnDeRToW> ok
02:32 < UnDeRToW> i will take a look
02:33 < UnDeRToW> last thing
02:33 <@nop> k
02:33 <@nop> I think we're done
02:33 < UnDeRToW> i think
02:34 < UnDeRToW> would be usefull to being able to change your trent password
02:35 <@mids> ok
02:35 < UnDeRToW> if you want to change you pass you have to drop the nick
02:35 <@mids> would it be needed to enter it twice?
02:35 < UnDeRToW> but if you drop you loose the channels
02:35 <+BluePaperBoy> mids: that would be nice
02:36 <@mids> I'll think about it :)
02:37 <@mids> (no reason not to do it, just someone has to code it)
02:37 <@nop> should be like 5 lines of code
02:37 <@mids> well, 6
02:37 <@mids> :)
02:38 <+BluePaperBoy> so it'll be done within a year I guess :)
02:38 <@mids> very likely
02:39 <@nop> ok
02:39 <@mids> remember me everydat
02:39 <@mids> day
02:39 <@nop> one thing
02:39 <@nop> http://e-store.invisiblenet.net
02:39 <@nop> support the project
02:39 <@nop> will work on getting black on white
02:39 <@nop> ellison
02:39 <@nop> anything on website yet
02:39 < ellison> hey,
02:39 < ellison> about 1 hour away from something I'd be comfortable showing
02:40 <@nop> ok
02:40 <@nop> is it like just started
02:40 <@nop> or is it fully functional
02:40 <@nop> the one you're showing
02:40 <@nop> ?
02:40 < ellison> this is a photoshop draft
02:40 <+BluePaperBoy> are you hardcoding or cheating?
02:40 < ellison> ?
02:41 < ellison> it's quite a few steps away from a finished site, but I can break out the HTML for templates in a day or so once the design is finalized
02:42 <@nop> ok
02:42 <@nop> kewl
02:45 <@mids> okay folks, I am going to sleep.. thanks for the patience :)
02:46 < UnDeRToW> me too
02:46 < UnDeRToW> i have to wake up in 4 hours
02:46 < UnDeRToW> :(
02:46 < UnDeRToW> bye
02:46 <+BluePaperBoy> bye
03:08 < logger> logging ended
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