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Welcome to the neighborhoods… Marin County is many things to many people. To some it's a bastion of progressive thought and inclusive lifestyle; to others a haven for the eccentric, the independent minded, the folks who go their own way—and appreciate those who do likewise. There's a curious juxtaposition of vast wealth with a struggling-to-make-ends-meet professional class. There are "mansions on the hill" overlooking valleys of crowded apartments and suburban tract housing. Marinites are civic minded, family oriented and can appreciate a shady park, tree-lined boulevard and trickling brook when they see one. But mostly Marin is a collection of small, tight-knit communities and neighborhoods—as unique in demographic, lifestyle and history as any in the state. Separated by entire hills or only a few traffic lights, these alcoves have spent the better part of a century molding their characters, carving out a niche in this collection of suburban paradoxes that have one very important aspect in common—people seem to really like living here. With our 2008 edition of Neighborhoods, the Pacific Sun continues examining the dynamics of Marin's finest nooks. This time 'round not only will we include our exhaustively researched—and sumptuously written—foray into Southern Marin, but we're including our more recent tour of Central Marin and Ross Valley. From their humble beginnings to modern day configurations, these are the places that help make Marin one of the finest, most eclectic and impossible to define counties on the planet. After all, Marin is many things to many people. —Jason Walsh Editor, Pacific Su —Jason Walsh Editor, Pacific Sun
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is Drake styling. Some Fairfax Park Fire Stn more unusual Police City Hall Post Office Tamalpais Rd architecture is the Fo rre st result of buildings Av e that were transformed from practical uses to k ree eC more personal ones. . cad Cas Rd as P For example, television lin Bo producer Michael Rosenthal and his rk Deer Pa wife, Marlene, live in a delightful abode that used to serve as the Fairfax train-stop shelter. In 1941 the trains stopped running from San Francisco to Fairfax and, after World War II, the absence of rail started having an impact on the community—building materials were scarce. West Marin didn't really start gaining population until after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, when thousands of people lost their homes and were suddenly displaced. At the time, Marin experienced a huge population boom and houses were hastily built by local contractors without any actual architectural plans. San Franciscans who had had basic summer homes in the area quickly turned them into permanent residences. Today, the downtown area boasts many fine restaurants where great-tasting wine can still be sampled. The friendliness of the residents can't be denied and visitors to the area can't help but wonder if this would be a great place to call home. —MAUREEN DIXON or
irtually unchanged for at least a couple of generations, Fairfax is affectionately known for its idiosyncratic funk, eccentric locals and colorful history. The famous Fairfax movie theater marquee (built in 1950) dazzles visitors and residents alike, welcoming everyone to the center of town with its vibrant neon lights. Though Fairfax is regarded as more of a retro-'60s sort of town with a very laid-back mentality, it's been gaining quite a reputation for being the best place in Marin to have fun after-hours, including hearing superb live music not just on weekends, but every night with clubs like 19 Broadway and Peri's. Ironically, Fairfax was founded by a strait-laced, upper-crusty British dignitary named Charles Snowden Fairfax, the 10th Baron of Cameron, Scotland. His ancestors held the original land grant for the state of Virginia and he had decided to venture out West in the 1850s, hoping to discover gold. Building a lovely estate on the eastern end of town he named Bird's Nest Glen, he quickly became known for his charm and generous hospitality, even if he did have a penchant for a wee too much of the whiskey now and then. Lord Fairfax eventually was drawn into local politics and was elected as a Marin County Supervisor in 1865. During the turn of the 20th century, Fairfax became a popular place to visit from San Francisco via the train, which stopped in the center of town at what is now the Parkade. Summer homes started popping up along with the established stretches of dairy farms, as the trains not only ferried dairy goods and lumber back and forth, but also city dwellers in need of a refreshing respite and a bit of fun that, of course, usually included copious amounts of alcohol from the local taverns. In 1913, another much smaller funicular railroad, called the Fairfax Incline Railway, was built on the side of Manor Hill as a way to haul prospective land buyers to see the available tracts. Apparently a speakeasy or two stood near the top of the ride during Prohibition, making the 500-foot ride all the more appealing. Throughout Fairfax, eclectic housing designs abound, from charming Victorian-inspired and early 1920s architecture to streamlined and redwood-infused 1960s
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Cascade Canyon The place where mountain biking was born
aking a walk through the bucolic streets of Fairfax, evidence of the town's history is revealed via the various street names that show who owned large tracts of land as the town was being developed during the early 1900s. Henry Frustuck, the Pastori family, the Rocca brothers, as well as tracts owned by Bothin, Pacheco and Manor, are reminders of how the town came into its own. But perhaps the last of the original subdivisions, the Cascades (incorporated in the early 1920s), is representative of Fairfax's most picturesque area—known today as Cascade Canyon. Even a famous and rare brand of pottery, Arequipa, was developed here at the former sanatorium site just west of downtown, at the foot of White's Hill. (Today the Bothin Youth Center is operated by the Girl Scouts). In typical Fairfax fashion, the progressive physician Philip King Brown, who wanted to help urban "working girls"—store clerks, teachers and factory workers who had contracted tuberculosis as a result of the ash-drenched pollution that filled the air after the 1906 earthquake—founded the Arequipa Sanatorium. Named after a beautiful Peruvian city, the land was donated by real estate developer Henry Bothin and the site built with donations from local philanthropists, including Phoebe Apperson Hearst, mother of William Randolph. This area in Fairfax is also home to some of the best hiking and biking trails in the Bay Area. Not too far from Arequipa is Camp Tamarancho Boy Scout Camp, located in the hills above Fairfax about two miles from downtown. With more than 480 acres of gorgeous open space filled with redwood and oak trees, meadows, a beautiful lake and world-class mountain biking trails, plus first-rate campsites, this oasis is the perfect place to get away from it all without going very far. Passes are required to access the area and can be purchased at Sunshine Bikes on Center Boulevard in Fairfax or at the Boy Scouts' Web site: www.boyscouts-marin.org. (Day passes are only $5 and yearly passes are also available.)
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Another popular Fairfax hiking and biking spot is Cascade Canyon Open Space Preserve (that also includes the Elliott Nature Preserve), which begins at the end of Cascade Drive, about a mile from the center of town. It's home to the now famous Cascade Fire Trail where Gary Fisher, Joe Breeze and Charlie Kelly gave birth to mountain biking with their "klunkers." With its pastoral winding trails and lush landscape, you might swear that you've seen a gnome or even a hobbit scurrying out in the distance. If you choose to hike up hill, some of the trails actually border on Camp Tamarancho, making those particular paths favorites of bikers and hikers. The trek to Cascade Falls is one of the easiest and most scenic hikes through the Cascades. Try to go during the late winter when the falls and Cascade Creek are still flowing from the heavy rains, but hiking there anytime of year is always a treat and reveals a choice range of seasonal wildlife. Along the trail there are stunning wildflowers, including blue and purple iris, milkmaids, buttercups and poppies, as well as madrone, bay and buckeye trees. If you go when the falls are at their peak, you'll see water thundering down a dramatic 15-foot drop and into a lovely pool below before it merges gently back with the creek. By 1931 Fairfax became an incorporated town and the Cascade Canyon area today stands as one of Marin's special treasures. With the best of everything, from gorgeous hiking and biking trails to its proudly liberal views and down-to-earth lifestyle, a better place to live would be very difficult to find. —MAUREEN DIXON C A S C A D E
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wn Developers have Dr Kn oll Dr eyed Sleepy Hollow for decades. Prior to the Depression, a Chicago syndicate bought Herzog's dairy farm with the intention of development. The scheme collapsed when the stock market crashed. Around 1930, Sleepy Hollow became the first in the West to have an 18-hole golf course. In 1939 the land was given to the U.S. Army and a portion became a secret ammunition depot where it is believed remnants remain buried. Barracks were built, as well as batteries on Stuyvesant Drive and Oak Springs Hill. The Dominican Order of the Catholic Church bought the Hotaling land and in 1966 turned it into the prestigious San Domenico School for Girls. The beautiful campus is a co-ed elementary school and girls' high school. Today, the Hollow boasts 750 homes. With its own fire district and Brookside Elementary School's upper and lower campuses, plus its lush trails and tight-knit community, it is a popular place for families. Nearby Fairfax and San Anselmo provide restaurants, coffee houses and plenty of shopping. One can imagine that Washington Irving would have been proud to have Sleepy Hollow named for his famous work. As he proclaimed: There is a serene and settled majesty to woodland scenery that enters into the soul and delights and elevates it, and fills it with noble inclinations. O
n The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, the ghost of a headless horseman rides in search of his noggin. The only similarities between Washington Irving's tale and bucolic Sleepy Hollow in San Anselmo are the whimsical street names. Toward the end of Butterfield Road, the neighborhood's main thoroughfare, you'll fi nd yourself winding through Tarry, Ichabod, Crane, Van Tassel, Katrina and Knickerbocker roads. Sleepy Hollow is not without its own ghost stories. Back in 1840, as notorious rustler El Emperito was herding stolen cattle, he was captured and hanged him from a silver oak tree, which still stands today. Some say his ghost wanders near the tree looking for those who killed him; others claim the tree still shows the scars from the hangman's rope. Today, it is one of Marin's most desirable neighborhoods. Residents enjoy the old-fashioned community feeling enhanced by their own clubhouse and swimming pool, horseman's association, tennis club and swim team. Sleepy Hollow acquired its whimsical name in the late 1800s when the Hotalings, a well-to-do family, built a grand estate at the end of Butterfield Road and called it Sleepy Hollow in honor of Washington Irving, a family friend. They purchased the land from Peter Austin, who planted the eucalyptus and poplars that line Butterfield Road from its start at Sir Francis Drake Boulevard to where it ends at San Domenico School. Austin wanted to create shade along the road that would lead to a luxury hotel, but his dream ended in foreclosure. The Hotalings had 200 Holsteins shipped from Holland to start a dairy farm, but after just four years they left. The land was leased to igmund Herzog, who in 1910 founded the first certified milk dairy in the U.S. Although it's changed since its early days, Sleepy Hollow remains a perfect place to enjoy the outdoors. Just off of Fawn Court are hiking trails along the ridge above the valley. Developers tried to carve a highway through here to but were unsuccessful—the Marin County Open Space District now protects the ridge.
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F FIRE STATION Station 20, 150 Butterfield Rd.; Ross Valley Fire Department, 777 San Anselmo Ave. D LLIBRARY San Anselmo Public Library, 110 Tunstead Ave., San Anselmo S PARKS Lansdale Park, Center Blvd. and Lansdale; Creekside P Park, Downtown San Anselmo; Memorial Park, Veterans Place P aand Sir Francis Drake Blvd. POST OFFICE San Anselmo Post Office, 121 San Anselmo Ave. P
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ve i handsome, wellS e m linas Ao Ave Bo selm stocked library, n A San several fine schools and some of the county's best parks and outdoor attractions, all set to the backdrop of the still-pristine, meandering creek. The town holds a number of special events, highlighted by the annual downtown antiques fair. Lovely and secluded Creek Park plays host each year to a number of al fresco Film Night in the Park screenings, another subtle nod to the town's celluloid past. With high-class commerce juxtaposed against natural beauty, a diverse citizenry composed of artists and professionals of every stripe, a rich history and a boundless future, it's easy to see why San Anselmo shines as one of the brightest jewels in Marin's decidedly ornate crown. —JACOB SHAFER
estled between wild and quirky Fairfax to the west and bustling, centrally located San Rafael to the east, perched beneath the rolling hills of the Ross Valley and the majestic slopes of Mt. Tamalpais, San Anselmo is truly a place unto itself. With a slow-paced small town vibe, well-groomed parks and quaint eateries and boutiques lining its stately downtown streets, it appears at first glance to be a relatively easy-to-peg town. But that sublime exterior belies a rich, colorful history and more than a few hidden corners. The area that would one day be known as San Anselmo has always been blessed with breathtaking natural beauty. Before the arrival of European settlers, Coast Miwoks inhabited the region. The Miwoks, whose territory stretched as far north as Bodega Bay and covered all of Marin and part of Sonoma, no doubt favored the area because of the creek with its abundance of fish and the rolling oak-covered hills that provided both shade and acorns. The arrival of the Spanish and the establishment of the missions spelled the end of the Miwoks' era and paved the way for what is now downtown San Anselmo to be included in a vast land grant to wealthy friends of the Mexican government in the mid-1800s. More than two decades after California was added to the Union, the North Pacific Coast Railroad rolled through and shook things up in the mid-1870s, adding a line that ran from Sausalito to Tomales via San Anselmo, which for a few years appeared on maps simply as Junction. By the 1880s, the town had adopted its less utilitarian moniker, inspired by Juan Bautista Cooper's original Punta de Quintin land grant, which marked the area as Canada del Anselmo. The arrival of the railroad—as well as the construction of the San Francisco Theological Seminary in 1892—predictably brought growth, development and expansion. Today San Anselmo is among Marin's most popular and beloved burghs. In addition to the myriad restaurants and shops that make the town a topnotch Bay Area shopping and dining destination—some call it the antiques capital of the Northern California—San Anselmo also boasts a
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FI STATION Ross Valley Fire Department, Station 19, 777 San FIRE Anselmo Ave.; Station 20, 150 Butterfield Rd., San Anselmo An LI LIBRARY San Anselmo Public Library, 110 Tunstead Ave. PA PARKS Lansdale Park, corner of Center Blvd. and Lansdale; Creek Pa Park, downtown San Anselmo; Memorial Park, Veterans Pl. off Sa San Francisco Blvd.; Robson-Harrington Park, 237 Crescent Rd.; So Sorich Ranch Park, end of San Francisco Blvd.; Faude Park, top of Br Broadmoor Ave. between Indian Rock Rd. and Tomahawk Dr. PO POST OFFICE 121 San Anselmo Ave.
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trees of many varieties and rests at the foot of Mount Tamalpais. Th is community college has had a great reputation in the county through the years, but has struggled financially in recent years, though Measure C bond improvements remain hotly anticipated. The money will go to modernizing science labs, classrooms and libraries; it will also provide the latest computer technology and upgrade fire safety and electrical wiring systems. Kentfield is a cyclist's dream. The town's well-known and popular bike path starts at College of Marin, crosses College Avenue, and runs alongside the A.E. Kent School's gymnasium and playing fields, with Corte Madera Creek flowing on the other side. White, scented jasmine bushes line the fenced, sedate creek, which was straightened by the Army Corps of Engineers in the 1960s. There is indeed something peculiarly "nice" and non-Californian about Kentfield, as this unusual sign that appears at the bike path's entrance demonstrates: "Please be courteous! Speak out or ring bell when passing." —GABRIELLA WEST
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Everything Everywhere, O2 and Vodafone announced last night (7 March) that they had formally submitted their plans to the European Commission. They argued that the venture should be approved to benefit consumers and speed up the deployment of mobile wallet services.
However, Three's regulatory affairs director Stephen Lerner said: 'Fundamental questions about the scope, intent and competition implications of the JV's plans to establish a 'one stop shop' for both mobile wallets and mobile marketing remain unanswered. We are concerned that the proposed joint venture will not benefit UK consumers and should be robustly investigated. The proposed joint venture should not be permitted in its current form.'
Lerner added the joint venture would have access to more than 90% of UK mobile subscribers and would 'foreclose the market to third-parties and neatly do away with the inconvenience of competing with each other'. He said: 'We will continue to work with the competition authorities in Europe and the Office of Fair Trading in the UK to ensure that consumers benefit from the development of a competitive market for these services.'
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EVER SINCE history's most famous outlaw fired his last arrow, the county of Nottinghamshire has laid largest claim to the legend of Robin Hood.
But all that could be about to change, as Yorkshire launches a fresh bid to reclaim history's most famous outlaw as one of its own.
It has long been thought that the roots of the roguish rebel with a cause are in Sherwood Forest, stomping ground of Robin's arch-enemy the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Yet the earliest stories put his origins firmly in Barnsdale, on the border between South and West Yorkshire.
And now Doncaster has decided the public has been hoodwinked for long enough.
To mark this year's St Leger horse racing festival, which brings thousands of tourists to the area, Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery has unveiled an exhibition exploring its links to Robin and his merry men.
Just as the bearded bandit "kept his arrows sharp to fight for what is right", the town council is also inviting visitors to join the crusade to declare Robin son of Doncaster.
Museum manager Carolyn Dalton said: "Robin Hood's links to Yorkshire are far stronger historically, the oldest and most detailed stories give details of the north Doncaster and Pontefract area.
"I think over the years Yorkshire hasn't made much of the connection.
"In terms of where Robin and his men lived, history points to Barnsdale. It's more than likely that Robin Hood was a Yorkshireman."
It is not the first time a custody battle between Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire has been fought. In 2004, Doncaster was accused of "jumping on the bandwagon" when it named its airport after the hero who robbed from the rich to feed the poor.
Experts argue Yorkshire boasts more points of historical reference than any other county, including the site where his remains are believed to be buried at Kirklees Priory.
One of the earliest stories of the 'good outlaw', The Gest of Robin Hood, is set in Barnsdale Forest, just north of Doncaster in the Skellow and Wentbridge area, near Pontefract.
First written down in the 15th Century, the Gest also mentions a church where Robin later marries Maid Marian, which is thought to be St Mary Magdalene, Campsall.
In another legend, the outlaw ties the Bishop of Hereford to a tree in Barnsdale and robs him. This was said to have taken place in Skelbrooke Park, where a 'Bishop's tree' still stands. The forest is also home to Robin Hood's Well.
The only early ballad to mention Nottingham, however, is Robin Hood and theMonk and few mention the notorious Sheriff.
Medieval artefacts are on display as part of the exhibition, which opened this week, while the question of whether Doncaster can claim Robin is being put to a visitors' poll. Ms Dalton is also keen to set up a Robin Hood trail in the area.
Coun Bob Johnson, Doncaster Council's cabinet member for tourism, said: "Robin Hood's links to Doncaster and the rest of Yorkshire are perhaps more convincing than Nottingham's, so I'm hoping the exhibition will be interesting and thought-provoking."


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The young Mormon was there as a child when the wars began, and as a teenager he was strong (verse 1). He was made a leader of army fighting against the Lamanites who came at them with such force it frightened his Nephite army (verses 2-3), even driving them out of their fortified city (verse 4), even driving them out of the land (verse 5). Driven about, they worked to gather their people into one group (verse 7), but there was revolution everywhere: the people would not repent, Gadianton robbers infested the people, and the carnage of war was spread about (verse 8).
Mormon was able to lead the people to beat the Lamanite army enough to make them flee (verse 9), and this got the attention of the Nephites. As the opposing army left, they realized that their lands and homes and lives had been invaded from within – by selling out to the robbers and relying on superstition instead of God (verse 10). They had been blaming the Lamanites as an external cause for all their problems and difficulties, but as the external cause was removed they found the source of their pain to be internal – the consequences of their own choices. This caused them great mourning and sadness (verse 11).
And it came to pass that when I, Mormon, saw their lamentation and their mourning and their sorrow before the Lord, my heart did begin to rejoice within me, knowing the mercies and the long-suffering of the Lord, therefore supposing that he would be merciful unto them that they would again become a righteous people (verse 12).
But alas! This is not what happened, because the people were not sad for repentance, but sad for feeling sorry for themselves. The people were not making progress in learning to look to God, but rather felt bad because of they had been caught in their consequences (verse 13).
And they did not come unto Jesus with broken hearts and contrite spirits, but they did curse God, and wish to die. Nevertheless, they would struggle with the sword for their lives (verse 14).
When Mormon saw the people fight for their lives in pride and self-pity, instead of turning to God in repentance, he was overcome by sorrow once again, seeing that:
the day of grace was passed with them, both temporally and spiritually… in open rebellion against their God (verse 15).
Having turned from God, the Nephites began to lose their battles and be pursued even in retreat (verse 16). As the people retreated, Mormon remembered the hidden records and did not want them destroyed. He went there and recorded what was happening with the people, just as Ammaron had instructed him to do (verse 17). He wrote of the wickedness of the people (verse 18), and how his heart was filled with sorrow because of it (verse 19).
The battles continued, and the Lamanites pursued the Nephites like hunters (verse 20). The Nephites tried to gather the people and fortify their cities (verse 21), but the Lamanites were upon them already (verse 22). Mormon urged the people to fight for their families and homes (verse 23), and not to retreat but to "stand with boldness against them" (verse 24). This was a success so much that the Lamanites were the ones to flee this battle (verse 25), and the Nephites pursued them (verse 26). However, the Nephites were still weak in battle because they fought only in themselves and did not have the strength of the Lord with them (verse 26). This caused Mormon much sorrow (verse 27), even though a treaty was made with the Lamanites (verses 28-29).


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Idol Chatter: Something Rotten in Cook's Kitchen?
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EDITOR'S "EDITOR'S NOTE": Ever the johnny-on-the-spot, super-Web-surfer news guy that he is, my coworker Chad instant-messaged me a short while ago about the latest American Idol Season 7 "controversy." And, I'm sorry to say, there just might be something rotten in David Cook's kitchen.
Chad says: Check this out: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,351917,00.html
Laura Mac says: Uh oh.
Laura Mac says: Well ... I don't know what to think. Is this much ado about nothing?
Laura Mac says: A lot of American Idol contestants have had or have indie CDs that are out and available for public consumption while they're on the show.
Chad says: I wonder if it is on iTunes.
Laura Mac says: I didn't know that David Cook was a friend of Daughtry's. Not too shabby and good to know.
Chad says: Me either.
Laura Mac says: Yeah, that would be interesting about Itunes, it if was.
Laura Mac says: I know don't know ... I mean, I know authors can get their books distributed through Amazon with the smallest of publishers. Not sure about self-publishing.
Laura Mac says: So, is there a diff when it comes to music?
Chad says: Not sure on that.
Chad says: I predict a lawsuit in the future when Cook ends up winning and sort of wishes he hadn't.
Laura Mac says: Well, I wonder what the AI rules are ...
Laura Mac says: Apparently, you can have released a disc since almost every contestant has done so (whether through a label or not).
Laura Mac says: So what does it matter where it's sold - whether out of the trunk of your car, on your Web site or through a major retailer (if you can be so lucky)?
Laura Mac says: I would assume that the AI rules are pretty clear on these things and that the powers-that-be would have checked out each contestant to make sure they lined up w/the rules.
Chad says: My guess is they say an independent artist is really a "semi-pro" just trying to get their big break and go pro with a label contract.
Chad says: My mom has worked with an artist in the past who was trying to break into the business. She auditioned and went to Hollywood. The rule they had to work around was simply that a contestant could not be under contract to any label or manager, etc. I'm guessing the rules regard current contracts, but not former contracts no longer in force. At the end of the day, they are worried about legal hassles, not keeping the contest pure.
Laura Mac says: I see. Yeah, I'd think it would be pretty hard to find someone (who makes it to the top 12 of AI) who has had NO kind of business deal w/anything or anyone as it relates to a recording or a career in the music biz. Especially if said individual is pretty talented.
Laura Mac says: And I don't agree with this line from the FOX article:
Laura Mac says: "That's a first: an album out from an 'Idol' contestant before the contest has concluded."
Laura Mac says: Is the writer saying this in conjunction with "proper downloading services"?
Laura Mac says: And what's a "proper downloading service" anyway?
Laura Mac says: Only Amazon?
Laura Mac says: I feel like the writer is blowing this out of proportion just to make a story more sizzling.
Chad says: One possibility is that the author doesn't know what he's talking about. The other is that he's referring to albums hitting the charts while the show is in process. I'd guess proper download means paid/legal entities like iTunes/Amazon versus illegal file sharing.
Laura Mac says: So, the real issue is where/how the music is being sold and consumed by the public.
Chad says: I also think it is blowing smoke where there isn't necessarily fire for the same kind of a story.
Laura Mac says: Let's see … so if David Archuleta is selling copies of his '06 indie disc on his Web site, then that's okay ... but if Cook is selling at Amazon, then it's not.
Chad says: I'm not sure what the rules say on the issue, but it is unique. I don't see the problem, but topping the charts on a major download site is a different thing from selling 40 CDs a year from your personal site. Again, I don't see the problem, but it is a first and I think says a lot about his popularity.
Chad says: David Cook is so big without the show even ending, that he's outselling Mariah Carey on Amazon downloads. That's a big deal.
Laura Mac says: Yes, yes it is.
Laura Mac says: Okay, I agree with that factoid. That is definitely newsworthy.
Chad says: Final word on the subject - I was listening to his performances again this weekend that I've downloaded. He's just the bomb. He's so good.
Laura Mac says: He is. I love him. I want to marry him.
Chad says: Me, too.
Laura Mac says: Okay, I know you're JUST KIDDING with that. But what would your wife say? Well, she might want to marry David too, at this point.
Chad says: LOL
Laura Mac says: Okay, more on this Wednesday.


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However, as tradition has it, Season 10 concluded on a cliffhanger like all previous seasons of The X-Files did. It left us with a ton of unanswered questions. The season was too short to really flesh it all out. It only makes sense that Season 11 now has a big responsibility to fulfill in answering, or at least clarifying how the "new" conspiracy ties in with the old.


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I'm creating this topic in order to provide feedback to the 2016 Christmas Contest in a coherent and structured manner. I will aim to address the problems and attempt to provide solutions with the Community's help. Therefore, feel free to share your opinions below but I request that you do so in a controlled and rational way.
The Contest
Overall, the concept for the contest appeared to be Christmas themed and well appreciated by the English Community -
…"submit an in-game screenshot or video featuring a Christmas-themed situation related to Tanktastic, clearly showing the deep bonds you established with your fellow tank commanders during your experience in the Tanktastic Community: a contest true to the spirit of Christmas itself."
However, the majority of players did not fully comprehend what to do from reading the initial post until it was simplified into a basic structure that even people whose first language is not English, could understand. Therefore, I appreciate that this was implemented and hope that in future contests, the concepts and rules can be grasped with as much ease from the start.
Regarding the rewards, I personally felt they were appropriate but please vote in the poll or disagree with a response to this topic if you have another impression.
The Judgement
The most controversial issue.
I thought initially that the contest would have been the same for both the English and Russian Communities and more specifically stemming from the English-side as this was our suggested competition along with the rewards. However, it appears the Russian competition was to convey the sentiment of brotherhood as they do no celebrate Christmas until the 7th January. This is a valid and we should accept it but in my eyes, it makes no sense comparing the quality of both, English and Russian contests, together as we had different concepts to illustrate.
Their argument states that our submissions were close to zero. True. Although, a better solution would be to perhaps provide a bit more time for our community to create quality content and not rushed work. For instance, a friend of mine was creating a video but due to time constraints and his software not working, he was unable to make the deadline. Another team leader has issues organising his team to meet and take a single screenshot.
The Rules
This brings me onto the next aspect, the rules for both Communities. In ours, we were told –
"No more than a single entry will be permitted; though you will be allowed to withdraw your previous submission and replace it with another. In order for this to take effect, please, edit your previous entry and replace everything with "Submission deleted" or anything holding the same meaning. Then simply create a new post with your new submission. Should a Community member be found to have submitted more than a single screenshot/s or video/s or a combination of both, said entries will not be considered and will be disqualified."
"…no post editing will be allowed aside from the case a group leader wants to withdraw their entry and replace it with a new submission. Any edited posts will be disqualified, so, please, check carefully before actually submitting your entry and the group composition."
From this I understand, that we cannot submit more than one screenshot or one video and this is backed up in the simplified post and also, we are not allowed to edit our posts. However, the Russians were in essence permitted to ignore these two fundamental rules. I had more ideas which I could have posted if I had submitted my posts on the Russian Forum.
To solve this, the Russian contest holders could have asked their contestants to submit their best screenshot or video for evaluation.
I hope this topic has addressed what I outlined and that it is useful feedback for any future contest. Forgive me if I have made any mistakes and your corrections are welcomed.
As a side note, the discussion in the main Christmas topic was not constructive and I hope this made amends. If you were involved, please ask for your posts to be deleted.
Kind regards,
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The Dallas Mavericks pride themselves on finding value in the NBA bargain bins.
The "Merry Minimums," as the Mavs' brass often refers to the minimum-salary veterans that fill out the roster, included significant contributors Devin Harris and DeJuan Blair last season.
The Mavs filled three of their minimum slots this summer with players who should at least factor into Rick Carlisle's rotation, if not play every night. Swingman Richard Jefferson, small forward Rashard Lewis and center Greg Smith are all good bang-for-buck additions.
A look at how the three new members of the Merry Minimums can help the Mavs:
Jefferson: He's no longer the guy who averaged 22.6 points per game one season for the New Jersey Nets, but Jefferson can still shoot the 3, a skill the Mavs needed after the departures of Vince Carter and Jose Calderon. The 34-year-old made 40.9 percent of his long-distance attempts for the Utah Jazz last season, the third time in four years that he shot better than 40 percent from 3. He averaged 10.1 points in 27 minutes per game as a starter for the Jazz, but the Mavs won't ask nearly that much from him.
Lewis: At 34, Lewis hardly resembles the scoring threat the Mavs tried to steal from Seattle long ago. The two-time All-Star is a role player now who has the experience of playing in three NBA Finals, including the last two seasons with the Miami Heat. "We're always looking for veteran players who are pros and know how to win playoff games," Mavs president of basketball operations Donnie Nelson said. "He definitely fits that mold." Lewis also fits the mold of a stretch 4, allowing the Mavs the luxury of having a legitimate backup for Dirk Nowitzki that doesn't require completely changing the offensive scheme. The 6-foot-10 Lewis is a career 38.6 percent 3-point shooter and a quality defender, especially in pick-and-roll and isolation situations.
Smith: The 6-foot-10, 250-pounder, who was sent to Dallas in a salary-dump deal from Chicago, will replace Blair as the Mavs' bargain-priced banger. "Our front line really needs a DeJuan-type presence," Nelson said. "[Smith] is a thick-body rebounder and enforcer." Smith, 23, had season-ending knee surgery in February, which the Mavs anticipate will be a "maintenance issue" this season. But there is hope that Smith can get back to his form from 2012-13, when he averaged 6.0 points and 4.6 rebounds in 15.9 minutes per game for the Houston Rockets.
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