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The 14th annual Coats for the Cold drive will accept donations of new and gently used coats, jackets and sweaters through Nov. 26. Drop-off locations include The Bank of Crossville, Highland Federal Savings and Loan, Cumberland County Bank, First National Bank of Tennessee, US Bank, First Bank, Farm Bureau, Cumberland County Fire Department at the fairgrounds, and Donald Hooie, DDS.
Anyone who needs warm clothing may select items, free of charge, at TN Technology Center's Building 1 on Friday, Nov. 30, 4-7 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 1, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
This project is jointly sponsored by Crossville Lion's Club, Cumberland County Schools Family Resource Center (FRC) and the students of TN Technology Center at Crossville. Donations are greatly appreciated.
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RALEIGH — Several years ago, when his oldest daughter was going into middle school, Jim Daley decided to retire from the Marine Corps. He and his wife, Raelene, decided all that moving around couldn't be good for their children's education. They wanted their daughters to attend the same school year after year.
Now, Wake County's school reassignment plan could thwart their intentions.
In the Wood Valley community in North Raleigh,where the Daleys live, parents are being told their children could be reassigned to a middle school farther away for the sake of keeping students together.
School officials think the same students should attend school together, ideally, from elementary school through high school. In theory, that creates a sense of stability for the children.
The plan would move Wood Valley students from Leesville Road Middle School to West Millbrook Middle School. Most of the kids with whom they attend elementary school go on to West Millbrook Middle School.
The Daleys' youngest daughter, McKenna, is in second grade at Jeffreys Grove Elementary School. Her sister Hannah is a seventh-grader at Leesville Middle School, and her oldest sister, Amanda, is a junior at Leesville Road High School.
Though McKenna has several years to go before middle school, her parents aren't sitting tight. They are busy making alternative plans because they are unwilling to send McKenna farther away to middle school. Such a reassignment, in their view, would create a very real risk of having her eventually reassigned to Millbrook High School, which is 14 miles away. When the school system's draft reassignment proposal came out in the fall, their neighborhood was slated to move to Millbrook High.
"We have been really happy at Jeffreys Grove, and I would hate to have to pull her out, but I'm tired of all the uncertainty," Raelene Daley said. "I feel it's just a matter of time before we're pushed to Millbrook High."
To further complicate matters, Leesville Middle is switching to a year-round schedule, so the Daleys' middle daughter, Hannah, will be on a different schedule from their other two girls.
Under the school board's policy of grandfathering, Hannah will likely be allowed to remain at Leesville Middle. But her parents will have to drive her.
"I am going to spend a lot of time in my car next year," Daley said. "It's just a real mess."
It's not just a transportation issue for the Daleys. The farther they are from their children's school, the harder it is for them to be involved. Several months ago when Raelene Daley headed a fundraiser at Leesville Middle, she would stop by the school several times a week. It took her seven minutes to get there. West Millbrook Middle is about twice as far away.
So for the first time, the Daleys are looking at options outside the public schools. They plan to apply to every available charter school and canvass magnet and private schools, too.
Jim Daley even proposed selling their house and moving to get into a school they wanted their daughters to attend. Raelene Daley nixed that idea.
"It used to be you could move to a location and feel secure your child would go to school there," she said. "Now there are no guarantees."
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That bank is too cute! Now you've inspired me to post about all my pigs. I also collect them and i had so many, when i moved i had to get rid of some. it was sad and hard to do.
That is adorable! My kids would love the pirate piggy idea! And don't worry, I'm right there with you! I have many obsessions too! lol
I love reading your posts because you have such a fun personality!! (snort)lol This bank would be super cute for me to get my little nephews and nieces for the holidays with a small, reusable bag with coins in it for to put inside the bank! LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing.
How cute!! I love the addition of the eye patch!
Way cute Kelley. I want to paint our piggy bank, but I'm not sure what kind of paint to use so I don't screw it up. Haha.
Really. You fixed the naked problem with… an eyepatch. For some reason I just can't stop giggling over that. Also, after having read this, I'm sad for pink piggies.
This is SUPER cute, though. We have been tossing our change in a bowl, but a cute piggy bank for my daughter would be SO much better! This is a really cute idea, I will have to pop over and see what else I can buy for my spoiled kiddo.
Eyepatch and all.
My 6 year old daughter was standing behind me as I was reading this and she thinks your piggie is SO COOL!! LOL It's adorable.
This is really cute!
I like that he's a pirate now! Argh! Piggy banks teach so much to children.
sooooooo super cute! we got a piggy too and LOVE him! such great quality! xo, Kimberly
cute! My son would love that!
I love nakie pig!
Nakie pig! Haha. Love it!
Bwahaha….nakie piggie!! LOVE the patch! EYE Matie! hehe
Very cute way to dress up that nakie piggy!
I grew up in far eastern Oregon and was in 4H.
My brother is a FFA instructor.
Both 4H and FFA do instill many values and love for animals that last a lifetime!
he he he, That is acute, one eyed Pirate piggy.
Hi Kelley, Ha Ha! I love the pirate pig, so adorable! Thank you for sharing.
Have a good day, Nancy
You had me at Pirate Pig. No fear of scaring me away with pig love. This is so cute! New Follower!
You raised pigs…you are so interesting. My daughter is obsessed with piggies (she'll be one for Halloween-the pink sunburned variety). This is ADORABLE. I love what you did with your naked pig.
ACK!!! That pig is so cute! I love his little eye patch. And nakie, how cute is that word!
LOVE IT!! Super cute!
very cute…..many of childrens love to have a piggy bank…have a nice day…
She's hilarious!
Oh that is cute, I love pirate pig!
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I work at home as a writer, which requires peace and quiet. I'm also a SAHM mom with two children, 8 and 10. Summers are always a challenging time to juggle work and home responsibilities.
After owning a laptop for three years, I finally realized it's a very mobile situation. I also have wireless Internet access so I can go anywhere. We love to camp and stay outdoors so this makes it possible to escape whenever we choose.
Suddenly the lightbulb came on over my bottle blonde head that I could work at the library. Imagine the possibilities! The kids could attend a scheduled library program (fun and free) while I happily typed away in silence. Yes, it would be a perfect world.
We attempted this for the first time last week and I met several other SAHMs I know. Of course they wanted to chat and I didn't want to appear rude. I gave each mom a perfunctary polite five minutes before returning to work. I did wind up getting something done while socializing so the experience was a semi-success.
I went back to the library yesterday and decided to sit in the adult section instead. I realized I am a grown-up, after all, and probably belong there. I've spent so much time in the children's section I forgot I was allowed in the adult area.
The kids went to a wonderful program and I set up my laptop at a quiet table. Ah, this was the life! I logged on, pulled up my latest article and started researching. Several young men spotted me and started hanging around at the table next to mine. Oh no...
I do wonder why these young guys are checking out somebody's mom. When I was a kid, that was taboo but I guess this whole Sarah Palin/MILF thing has the young men going buckwild (remember that word?)
The young guys started talking loudly, bellowing of their thugly accomplishments and unusual music tastes. They kept glancing over at me for approval. I refused to make eye contact with anyone other that the security guard, who seemed blissfully unaware of the growing and offensive noise level.
The security guard wandered off to a quiet area of the library (which I was seriously considering doing now, despite the fact I had to move three heavy tote bags). An older gentleman who appeared to be down and out (possibly homeless?) was sitting in one of the chairs behind me. He got up to go to the restroom.
As he walked, a group of children came up the stairs from a library program. He smiled and said hello as they walked by. One of the young thugs at the next table jumped up and immediately started yelling at the older man to stay away from his niece. The young man accused him of several things ranging from sexual perversion to drug addiction. His vocabulary was checkered with obscenities.
The entire altercation took place two feet from me. The older man told the young man he had equal right in the library and could say a general hello to anyone he wanted. I searched desperately for security, who seriously seemed to be hiding behind a bookcase. I stood up to call him and he emerged from behind the bookcase, albeit quite slowly.
At this point, the young thug was challenging to older man to a fight outside. He and his thugly friends kept smiling at me and I finally made disapproving eye contact. They were thrown off guard and the old man saw a chance to say his piece. He started yelling and cursing at the young men for behaving like that in a library (though now his behavior was no better).
Security stepped in and the young men were forced to leave. The older gentleman went back to his original seat and calmed down before resuming his trip to the bathroom in another few minutes.
By this time, the program for the kids was almost over so I packed up my stuff hurriedly to get out of there. A woman behind me commented, "In our day, we'd get thrown out of the library for talking while we studied. Those boys should have been asked to leave a lot sooner."
I agreed and we both marveled that we never expected a brawl in the library. The other woman said, "I left home to get away from my kids for some peace and it's worse here!"
The thought made me chuckle. Is there no rest for the weary? No silence for the hard-working? Looks like I'm back to working amidst the din at home...at least it's civilized here!


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Today, columnist Steve Lopez is graciously sharing his space so I can give you a year-end report on what The Times has accomplished these last 12 months and where we're heading. Please look for Steve's column in this space on Monday.
This year, our newsroom has given you, our readers, some of the best journalism anywhere in the world, with an emphasis on holding major institutions in our communities accountable to the public and providing news and information that help you navigate your lives.
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Our schools are a top priority. This year, we unveiled a groundbreaking project that sought to determine the effectiveness of thousands of Los Angeles Unified School District teachers in raising students' test scores. Drawing on data the district had largely ignored, our "Grading the Teachers" project fueled an intense national debate over how teachers should be evaluated and whether the results should be made public. In the year to come, we plan to deepen and expand that project because that's what our children deserve.
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Farther from home, we remain one of only a handful of news organizations in the world committed to producing unique stories on national and foreign news. In addition to our Washington bureau, our staff of dedicated foreign correspondents regularly covers stories that affect your lives: the Middle East, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, deadly drug violence in Mexico, the rise of China and India, the economic crisis in Europe, portraits of life in Africa and the tensions between North and South Korea.
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Classic Auto Air Perfect Fit Elite Air Conditioning System for all 1967-1968 Mustangs.Classic Auto Air's Perfect Fit ELITE model specific systems are not your typical, one-size-fits-all, low-quality, aftermarket air conditioning system. Every component was chosen for its superior design and quality rather than low cost. Classic Auto Air's RETROFIT designs give OE quality combined with better than original performance and reliability.
The Perfect Fit ELITE 1967-1968 Mustang air conditioning system is engineered to actually fit a 1967-1968 Mustang, not a single unit that is adapted to fit a whole product like competitors. It comes equipped with carefully sized, large, separate air conditioning and heat coils just like factory OE systems, not combined air conditioning/heat coils often found on aftermarket systems. By using separate coils it improves the cooling and heating capacity of the total system. This makes you cooler much faster!
This model specific Perfect Fit ELITE system allows you to retrofit an original, standard, 1967-1968 Mustang with full air-conditioning. Classic Auto Air's system is engineered specifically to use the original 1967-1968 Mustang heater controls using simple 'EZ Cable' integrators and Classic Auto Air's 'EZ Wire' system. The new fully electricPerfect Fit ELITE system also uses an ECU to allow infinite adjustability over all modes, providing you with powerful air conditioning, heat on the floor, and dehumidified defrost. The air conditioning and defrost connect to the original heater-defrost diffusers.
The 1967-1968 Mustang Perfect Fit ELITE air conditioning system is designed specifically to bolt into your 1967-1968 Mustang with minimum modification to your vehicle. Each kit comes with detailed, easy-to-follow installation instructions and mounting template.
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It looks like pieces of Splinter are going to be seen worldwide! ContentFilm Intl. has sold a number of territories director Toby Wilkins' (Grudge 3, Devil's Trade) upcoming film—including the U.S., U.K., Australia, and New Zealand. (Currently in post-production, Splinter is about a couple trying to escape the clutches of a bloodthirsty monster.) For the near future, ContentFilm has also acquired International rights to the genre title Release, helmed by Stephen Leslie, produced by Damian Jones (The History Boys) and set to begin production in April in Canada.
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Joe Maddon talkin' 'bout practice
He's supposed to be the franchise manager and reporters are talkin' 'bout practice?
The Rays have a style all to themselves, and that's no more true than in the following video, featuring manager Joe Maddon honoring 76ers great Allen Iverson by rehashing his famed "practice" answer. Iverson's jersey was retired recently by the 76ers and Maddon is a Pennsylvania native.
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Stony Brook University alum Maxx Tissenbaum traded to Rays
Former Stony Brook University baseball player Maxx Tissenbaum was sent to the Tampa Bay organization on Wednesday as part of a seven-player trade between the Padres and Rays.
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The Padres get reliever Alex Torres and minor league starter Jesse Hahn.
The Rays get Tissenbaum, versatile utility player Logan Forsythe, reliever Brad Boxberger and minor leaguers Matt Lollis...Read more »
'Anchorman 2' cast vs. Evan Longoria
Will Ferrell and the cast of the highly-anticipated 'Anchorman 2' have been on a media blitz promoting the new flick -- and that barnstorm has taken them opposite Rays third baseman Evan Longoria.
The All-Star interviews members of the cast on baseball-related terms like "chin music" and "uncle charlie."
And yes, Baxter also makes an appearance.
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Dodgers' Kershaw, Tigers' hitting woes, Rays' edge and other playoff notes
One Division Series is wrapped up and another will go to a deciding Game 5 on Wednesday. On Tuesday the Tigers and Rays try to prolong their postseason in a pair of exciting Game 4's. Here are some statistical notes from the playoffs so far:
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Evan Longoria, Alex Cobb celebrate birthdays in style
Evan Longoria had a pretty good 28th birthday.
Before Game 3 of the American League Division Series against the Red Sox on Monday, the Rays' third baseman was given a guitar signed by Slash. The gift was courtesy of Longoria's girlfriend, Playboy model Jaime Edmondson:
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David Price apologizes for Twitter rant; discusses David Ortiz situation
Before Monday's Game 3 of the ALDS, Tampa Bay Rays pitcher David Price said he was sorry for Saturday night's Twitter rant and also talked about his apology to Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz. Here's the full transcript.
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Beautiful: 'One Tree Hill' & Music Star Kate Voegele Launches Signature Series Beckon in New York, Stokes Celebrity Fashion Buzz
Everyone loves Kate Voegele. The beautifully talented One Tree Hill actress and budding music star sent ripples throughout New York City during its famed Fashion Week as she officially launched her Signature Series Beckon eyewear at the Soho Store on Sept. 14. Performing some soon-to-be smash hits from her brand new album, Gravity Happens, Kate dazzled an adoring crowd – capping off the night with a rockin' acoustic cover of Britney Spears' song "Til the World Ends." With partygoers mobbing through NYC for Fashion Week – the launch added its own special flare to the City – with attendees taking in cocktails and good company while previewing the super stylish new sunglasses.
Domination: Oakley's Wake Team Racks Up Major Hardware at 2011 Transworld Wake Awards
It just keeps getting sicker every year. Oakley's incredible team of Wake rippers reaffirmed their dominant presence in the industry at the 2011 Transworld Wake Awards in Orlando recently – racking up major honors and hardware after an all-time year of brilliance across the board. A typically vibrant celebration at the Surf Expo trade show, the Awards, laced with Oakley branding, went off yet again this year. All on the heels of a clean King of Wake Series sweep – with Young Star Harley Clifford claiming the men's crown and fellow Aussie Amber Wing grabbing the Women's Title. Add the Junior Pro Tour Title secured by O's up and coming young rider, Shota Tezuka of Japan, and it's safe to say that Oakley's team is poised to continue dominance today and shape the future of the sport tomorrow.
Glory: Oakley Tennis Star Sam Stosur Claims US Open Title, Dominates Serena Williams 6-2, 6-3
The media and commentators focused on Serena Williams. Meanwhile, an overlooked Sam Stosur was well on track to shock the Tennis World. Oakley's Aussie Tennis Star dominated the former champ – 6-2, 6-3 – in the US Open Final on Sunday, claiming her first-ever Grand Slam triumph after one of the cleanest, most aggressive matches in the sport's recent history. The victory also handed Australia its first Women's Grand Slam Singles champ in more than 31 years. But of course, the path to glory was no easy feat.
The Hague: Brazilian Beach VB Stars Franca and Silva Top Walsh and May at FIVB Netherlands
Kerri Walsh and her partner Misty May-Treanor definitely have a hump to overtake. And that hump is a pair of Brazilian Bombers. Oakley's Larissa Franca and Juliana Silva topped fellow Oakley Beach Volleyball Star, Kerry, for the fifth time this year, claiming the Gold at The Hague Open in the Netherlands late August. After leading the Brazilians most of the first set – Larissa and Juliana stormed back for four straight points to take the game. It was cruisin' from there – as the South American duo pulled away after an eight-all tie for the 21-17, 21-15 victory.
Sweep! O Wakeboard Stars Harley Clifford, Amber Wing Sweep Wake Crowns, Shota Tezuka Claims Jr. Pro Tour Title
The Oakley Wakeboard Team might as well be a Royal Court. At the final intense stop of the 2011 Pro Wakeboard Tour, the most prominent pros on the Planet collided to vie for victory in Knoxville…and to seal the deal for even bigger honors: The King and Queen of Wake Titles. Harley Clifford claimed the King of Wake crown, Amber Wing emerged as Queen of Wake and Oakley Japan's Shota Tezuka claimed his first-ever Jr. Pro Tour title!


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Compliance management vendor modernizes its application infrastructure with Red Hat JBoss Middleware technologies
Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, and Shadow-Soft, an expert open source systems integrator, today announced that its Red Hat JBoss Middleware technology has been deployed by RegEd as part of an extensive application infrastructure migration initiative. The implementation was orchestrated by Red Hat Premier partner Shadow-Soft and encompassed RegEd's audit, compliance, and risk management technology solutions, resulting in an estimated 65 percent annual savings in license and support costs.
RegEd provides technologies to help its more than 800 enterprise clients, including 80 of the top 100 financial services firms, mitigate risks and comply with state and FINRA regulations. Facing steadily rising license and support costs, combined with the threat of vendor lock-in through its existing proprietary application platform provider, RegEd set its sights on open source middleware solutions from Red Hat, and selected Shadow-Soft, a long-time Red Hat partner with deep knowledge of the Red Hat JBoss Middleware portfolio, to aid in the migration process.
The move to open source has paid off for RegEd in terms of performance, flexibility, freedom from vendor lock-in, and cost. In addition to the 65 percent annual savings they anticipate saving in license fees and support costs, RegEd has also seen application loading times improve by 25 percent over the incumbent proprietary solution since Shadow-Soft's deployment.
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"Open source is key to innovation today. It gives companies like RegEd the power to do what they want to do, how they want to do it—affordably and reliably. Open source offers a wealth of possibilities, and Red Hat is one of the best at making those possibilities a reality. It's great to have an organization like RegEd step up as an example for its peers by adopting open source enterprise technologies like Red Hat JBoss Middleware, not only to be the foundation for its mission-critical applications but as its core innovation model."
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A reader chimes in on the Pitt-Penn State fiasco (write your own Fanpost over to the section on the right)
I guess the best place to start is at Three Rivers stadium, September 16, 2000. It was the fall of my senior year in high school. I had decided to go to Pitt over Penn State and I was not going to miss the last meeting of the two. Pitt had an exciting young team, featuring Antonio Bryant, John Turman, Kevan Barlow and hard hitting safety Ramon Walker. We took out Penn State who was on there way down, but still as a future Panther, I was confused as to why such a storied rivalry was coming to an end. Depending on who you ask, Penn State demanded a 2 for 1 swap, or Joe Pa was still salty about the eastern 8, regardless it was clear in my mind that it was PSU's fault. From that day forward I hated, absolutely HATED Joe Paterno and Penn State from depriving me of the chance to be part of one of the countries most storied rivalries. Just a few seasons later, the first exodus to the ACC occurred and Pitt football became destined for meaninglessness.
In the meantime, Penn State put up a bunch of crappy seasons, and my hatred of them grew. Surely if we had the chance to play them over the last 8 years, we could've pulled the series closer (for the record PSU has us by 8 wins). Of course if you tried bringing this up to a Penn State fan, they would laugh it off and act like they could care less. I mean I still hear P-E-N-N ST Sucks during our fight songs at games. But hey I guess Penn Staters enjoy their tough matchups against the Louisiana Tech and whatnot rather than a traditional rivalry game. They must be as psyched as I am when I see Youngstown State or Wofford on the other sideline.
All that hatred has melted away with the news of the actions of Jerry Sandusky. In case you've been living under a rock, basically the story goes that Joe Paterno knew something unimaginably bad was or may have been happening, and the university elected to cover it up. IMHO, this got botched back in 1998 when the DA elected not to prosecute, thus dropping the ball and thus allowing a sexual predator to roam free. That being said, in 2002 when Joe Paterno got word, he had to have known that this needed to come out. Perhaps he was lied to, but still with an accusation of that magnitude, he needed to do more. This is a horrifying story and there really was no way Paterno was surviving it even if he blew the whistle back in 2002. There is much to speculate on, but for now what is known is that enough was not done.
What is a Pitt fan to do? Do we crack jokes? Do we relish in karma coming around to rain hatred all over our selfish former rival? NO. As much as I want to enjoy this, it just isn't possible. When your rivals face tragic circumstances, you should feel empathy. I find myself strangely rooting for WVU and PSU to do well, so that Pitt can cause devastation and trauma. Either way, there is no right or wrong action based on how you feel or choose to interpret the horrifying events that leaked on Saturday.
To wrap this all up in a neat little bow, let's talk about the affects on Pitt. First question a Pitt fan should ask are what are the positives? First the obvious, it's clear that we may be able to poach some recruits away. 4 star Recruits already committed to PSU? Consider them all available. A kid losing sleep over Pitt or Penn State? With the ACC move done, and now this, those kids will rest easy choosing Pitt. Also, we could see a spike in attendance once we move conferences with an influx of dejected non alumn PSU fans. This also could end up being a revenue boost down the line now that the BIG 10 has been dealt yet another death blow. Sure they have Nebraska, they may not have Ohio State, Michigan is not what it once was, and now Penn State is going to deal with lost recruits and financial handicaps. So look for the ACC and subsequently Pitt to benefit. While all of that is nice, the negatives are staggering. First and foremost, the renewal of the rivalry just isn't quite as exciting. After years of waiting, all of the air is just sucked out. Worse yet, since Tom Corbett took over as governor, yes the one who was originally prosecuting the Sandusky case, funding to Pitt (and all state schools) has been cut significantly. IF PSU football is crippled financially by this in any way, it could lead to the downfall of the entire school, or it could potentially adversely affect the dollars allocated to Pitt, Temple and other state schools as PSU gets a bailout of some sort. This isn't over and this is about to get really really really ugly.
For now, a moment of silence for the career of Joe Paterno. I always hoped he'd leave after getting embarrassed by Pitt, but he's gone as is his reputation and legacy.


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Funner Snowboarding: Seth Hill at Superpark 16
Seth Hill must have jumped a few hundred times at Mt Bachelor during Snowboarder Magazine's Superpark 16. It was five days of intense shred with most of snowboarding's best riders. He earned the Gatorade "Go All Day Award" for his non-stop shred hammers from 5am-8pm at night or later on some of the biggest snowboard features to date.
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The day we've all been waiting for—as hardware vendors, software developers and consumers—is finally here! And no one is more excited than all of us at ASUS, as it marks the culmination of the collaborative and proprietary work we've been putting into developing Windows 7 products.
Our product development team has been keeping close pace with our counterparts over in Microsoft ever since the inception of the Windows 7 project. Our mission from the outset was simple: to deliver a unique Windows 7 experience. We've stayed true to that purpose throughout, and our customers can be assured that ASUS products aren't just seamlessly compatible and in perfect synergy with the new operating system, they are also designed to enhance and extend the overall Windows 7 experience.
As an example, I'd like to call some attention to the key innovations we've introduced to ASUS notebooks running Windows 7: FastBoot and Turbo33. Available on many of ASUS' notebook lines, such as the new UL Series and ROG (Republic of Gamers) Series, these features work in perfect concert with—and build upon—the functionality and capabilities in Windows 7.
FastBoot is an exciting feature on ASUS notebooks running Windows 7. Through our close collaboration with Microsoft, we've managed to tweak our hardware such that notebooks with FastBoot can boot up to 40% faster* than similarly-spec'ed notebooks without the technology. Boot up times can be as low as 30 seconds*.
The other technology I'd like to highlight is called Turbo33. I'm not at liberty to reveal the 'secret sauce' behind this remarkable technology, but ASUS notebooks with Turbo33 will allow users to enjoy exceptionally smooth video playback and online video streaming, as well as rock-solid stability when engaging in processor-intensive multitasking.
These technologies have been an absolute joy to design and implement, and it has been particularly rewarding witnessing how effectively they enhance the overall Windows 7 experience. But rest assured, we won't be stopping here. If there's one thing ASUS is known for, it's our constant desire to improve the status quo. The promise of innovation is something that customers can always count on us to deliver upon—and the same will be true for all ASUS products that run on, or support, Windows 7.
We also expect the launch of Windows 7 to usher in a new golden age of gaming on the PC platform, and are poised to provide the best hardware for all types of gamers. Over the years, our ROG brand has forged a formidable reputation in the gaming arena, first with our top-performing gaming motherboards and graphics cards, then our aggressively spec'ed gaming notebooks.
ROG products stand apart because we've designed them around the needs, preferences and gameplay styles of the best gamers today. We've gained these insights by engaging gamers at many levels and on many fronts. ASUS, for example, supports some of the biggest eSports and LAN party events in the world. Just this year, we participated in 62 World GameMaster Tournament (WGT) events around the world, reaching 4,004,892 gamers in total. We were also involved in DreamHack Winter, Sweden; ASSEMBLY, Finland; GamesCon, Germany; and Campus Party, Spain which drew over 10,000, 3,500, 245,000 and 6,500 gamers respectively.
We are also strongly committed to supporting online gaming communities. We have an ongoing collaboration with ESL, the biggest online game portal in the Europe with over 35,000 active players. We cooperate closely with top game publishers worldwide as well, including Blizzard, Ubisoft and EA. We were a Platinum Sponsor at Blizzcon09 earlier this year—a two-day event that drew 30,000 visitors—and had a solid presence at Quakecon09 which saw over 7,000 attendees.
Through the stress testing, surveys and focus groups we conduct through these events and initiatives, we are able to take away a wealth of useful and actionable knowledge—knowledge that we've used to make our products better. Our ROG Windows 7 solutions are the ultimate realization of all the gaming expertise we've accrued to date.
I'd like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to Microsoft. Windows 7 is an amazing operating system, and things will only get more exciting from here on. On ASUS' part, you have our assurance that we'll keep racking our brains to conceive the most meaningful and relevant products, technologies and features for today's savvy consumers and avid gamers.
Tony Chen Vice president of ASUS System Business Group
* System performance is subject to system configuration. This data is based on a comparison between a FastBoot-optimized ASUS notebook running 64-bit Windows 7 and an identically-spec'ed notebook without FastBoot running 32-bit Windows Vista. For detailed test results, please visit http://event.asus.com/2009/nb/disclaimer/win7/.
ASUS also gives stuff to improve experience on WIndows XP.
Hello, I take that published here, to notify them that my LCD ASUS VK246H, the webcam does not work.
There are external programs that do make it work, but none by Asus.
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To countdown the days til pitchers and catchers report, we're going to list the Twins with those numbers (thanks to this awesome list) and let you can reminisce about one of them. So who is the poster boy for day #1....
Reno Bertoia, 1961
Billy Martin, 1961
Bernie Allen, 1963-64
Billy Martin, 1965-68 (Coach)
Billy Martin, 1969 (Manager)
Eric Soderholm, 1971-72
Rich Reese, 1973
Sergio Ferrer, 1974-75
Jerry Terrell, 1975-77
Larry Wolfe, 1978
Jesus Vega, 1980
Tim Corcoran, 1981
Ray Smith, 1982
Houston Jimenez, 1983
Alvaro Espinoza, 1984-86
John Moses, 1988-90
Jarvis Brown, 1991-92
Alex Cole, 1994-95
Otis Nixon, 1998
Jay Canizaro, 2000, 2002
Jason Kubel, 2004
Luis Castillo, 2006-07
Orlando Hudson, 2010
Tsuyoshi Nishioka, 2011-12
Wow - now this is quite a list. Billy Martin to Tsuyoshi Nishioka. Which makes one speculate exactly what would have happened if Martin ever coached Nishioka. Now THAT would have been entertaining.
I'll go with Otis Nixon, who I watched lose two fly balls in the teflon roof in his first ever home game with the Twins. As bad as things might be this year, I predict we won't see our team openly miss two fly balls in the home opener. At least not indoors.


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A quick peek at what the 2012 guys have done so far. SSS warnings and competition level caveats apply.
Thanks to everyone for participating in the second Royals Minor League Survivor. We eliminated chosen Minor Leaguers one by one until the last one remained. Three votes for one player in one round eliminated that player. Dan Duffy was the winner. The final 20: 100. Tyler Sample (AZL) 101. Nick Francis (Burlington, IA) 102. Adrian Ortiz (Burlington, IA) 103. Nick Van Stratten (Burlington, IA) 104. Derrick Robinson (Wilmington) 105. Julio Cesar Pimentel (Northwest Arkansas) 106. Eric Hosmer (Unsigned) 107. Henry Barrera (Wilmington) 108. Chris Nicoll (Northwest Arkansas) 109. Michael Montgomery (Arizona) 110. Joe Dickerson (Wilmington) 111. Blake Wood (Northwest Arkansas) 112. Kila Kaaihue (Omaha) 113. Daniel Cortes (Northwest Arkansas) 114. Tim Melville (Unsigned) 115. Mike Moustakas (Burlington, IA) 116. Johnny Giavotella (Burlington, IA) 117. Daniel Gutierrez (Burlington, IA) 118. Carlos Rosa (Omaha) 119. (W) Dan Duffy (Burlington, IA) Unless Moustakas can rebound completely from his slow start, Hosmer could be our #1 next year (assuming he signs). Interesting list, and Melville and Hosmer were definitely downgraded because of their signing issues. (Sign already!)
Sources indicate that Missouri high school right-hander Tim Melville, who fell to the fourth round when he indicated before the draft that he wanted mid-first-round money to sign, will get just that and sign with the Royals for more than $1 million.http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=7823
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Offered as part of the Deakin optometry program, the Master of Optometry aims to build upon and reinforce the knowledge and applied skills acquired throughout the Bachelor of Vision Science (or equivalent) in order to develop the attributes, discipline-specific knowledge, professional behaviours and standards required to practise as an optometrist within Australia and New Zealand.
Throughout this course you will develop knowledge and understanding of optometric clinical assessment and procedures; ethical, legal and professional standards of practice; and acquire high levels of inter-personal and inter-professional communication, relationship management and commercial awareness. You will be provided life-long independent learning skills, and a commitment to both patient-centred care and evidence-based practice, that will enable you to practise as a professional in this field.
Work-Integrated Learning
Clinical placements are an integral part of Deakin's optometry program. You will undertake a variety of short-term industry placements during the Master of Optometry and spend the final six months of the course as a 'student resident' in a range of clinical optometric and medical settings. These extensive clinical rotations will enable you to consolidate your knowledge and skills in supported environments under the supervision of qualified optometrists.
Clinical rotations may also include time in outer metropolitan, regional and/or rural settings.
Students who successfully complete H710 Master of Optometry can apply for registration to practise as an optometrist in Australia. Completion of the Bachelor of Vision Science alone does not meet the registration requirements for professional practice as an optometrist and must be completed in combination with Deakin's Master of Optometry (or equivalent program).
Deakin Optometry is in the process of being assessed for 'accreditation with conditions' by the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand (OCANZ) – the accrediting body for optometry courses in Australia and New Zealand. This accreditation will then need to be confirmed after the first cohort of students graduate in mid-2015. The course curriculum is aligned to the competencies defined by OCANZ. Subject to accreditation, graduates will be eligible to apply for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), and as Medicare service, the Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians Board, New Zealand (ODOB) and the Australian Dispensing Opticians Association (ADOA). Once recognised to practise in Australia, optometrists can also register as a Medicare service providers, will be able to pursue employment opportunities throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Optometrists are expert in nearly all things concerning the eyes and visual system and can work in a variety of settings. Most optometrists (around 75%) work in private practice – which itself can be very diverse. On a given day, an Australian optometrist may perform a primary visual assessment, treat advanced eye disease and dispense both prescription medicines and optical aids. At the same time, many optometrists are business owners and retailers.
Optometrists are perfectly situated to explore other employment opportunities, such as research, para-medical practice and work within vision-related non-government organisations.
Following successful completion of these sequential degrees (H310 and H710), Deakin optometry graduates will be well prepared for employment in a diverse range of work settings including, but not limited to: hospitals, clinics, health services, state and local governments, non-government organisations, research institutes, tertiary education institutions, private practice, and corporate and community settings. Career and employment opportunities for qualified optometrists include private and public eye care, practice ownership, research and teaching, associates in eye surgery practice, and recognised specialties within optometry such as low vision, paediatric vision, and behavioural optometry.
All students are required to undertake a National Police Record Check prior to clinical placements in each calendar year of their course. Students who fail to obtain a Police Record Check prior to the commencement of clinical placements will not be able to undertake any placements.*
Several clinical placement agencies require that students are vaccinated / blood tested before undertaking clinical placement and / or graduate employment. Deakin University Medical Centres provides detailed advice, blood testing and administer all necessary vaccinations prior to commencement of clinical placements and/or employment.
* Department of Human Services Policy on Working with Children Check and Police Records Checks can be found at: http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/facs/bdb/fmu/service-agreement/4.departmental-policies-procedures-and-initiatives/4.6-safety-screening-referee-checks-police-record-check-and-working-with-children-check
Unit fees can be viewed within individual unit descriptions. You can search for a unit using the Unit Search.
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H710 Master of Optometry is a four trimester 16 credit point course. All of the units in the course are prescribed and each unit is worth 4 credit points. Graduates of H310 Bachelor of Vision Science are eligible to articulate directly into this course.
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Domestic students enrolled in this postgraduate coursework program may be eligible for student income support through Youth Allowance and Austudy.
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Donald L. Zirkle, 85, Kempton, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013, at Community Howard Regional Hospital. He was born June 10, 1927, in Kankakee, Ill., to Rex and Della (Witham) Zirkle. On Dec. 22, 1945, in Howard County, he married Annabelle Phillabaum, and she survives.
He served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and the Korean War.
In addition to his wife, Annabelle Zirkle, he is survived by three children, Anita Corradi and husband James, Kokomo, Kathy Rood and husband Russell, Sharpsville, and Jamie Bitner and husband Paul, Greentown; six grandchildren, Monica (Rood) Pyke, Sharpsville, Tony Rood and Kim Parton, Tipton, Melissa (Bitner) Butler, Kokomo, Sheri (Corradi) Keller and husband Eric, Whitestown, Sandi Corradi, Kokomo, and Susan Corradi, Noblesville; seven great-grandchildren, Keegan, Noah and Keelee Pyke, Sharpsville, Drew Rood, Kokomo, Dylan and Kraemer Keller, Whitestown, and R.J. Burns, Tipton; and one great-great-grandson, Anthony Rood.
He was preceded in death by one grandson, Joshua Neil Bitner; and two great-granddaughters, Emma Ruth Heffelmirer and Nyah Grace Pyke.
Funeral service will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Sunset Memory Garden Funeral Home, with Pastor Ruth Lawson officiating. Entombment will be in Sunset Memory Garden Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2 to 6 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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A&E Drama Series Is Renewed Deadline
A&E's most watched drama series has been renewed. Citing a tweet from the show's executive producer, Deadline.com reports that "Longmire" was picked up for a third season.
Exec producer John Coveny wrote on Twitter: "Thanks to the 5 million plus weekly fans (live+7). Young and older skewing alike! The call just came: SEASON 3 for #Longmire is a GO!"
A&E and Warner Bros. TV had no comment, and Deadline noted that the two sides have yet to finalize the deal for a third season. "There had been speculation that such a deal could include A&E taking ownership in the show. However, everyone seems to agree that 'Longmire' will return to A&E for a third season," the piece reports.
The show's second-season finale drew a season-high 4.4 million total viewers, with 1.1 million adults in the 18-49 segment.
A&E's "The Glades," however, doesn't appear likely to go to a fifth season, after reporting year-over-year ratings decline. The network hasn't yet made a decision, the piece notes.


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When Ludovit Feld arrived at Auschwitz in 1944, he faced a particularly cruel fate: he was chosen by Nazi doctor Joseph Mengele for special medical experimentation because he was a dwarf.
Talent saved him. Mengele kept Feld alive for his artistic ability, housing him with children designated for the same gruesome testing. Feld used the opportinity to save several of "Mengele's twins," hiding them until they were rescued.
Feld survived as well, and his artwork has been displayed in England, Hungary, Slovakia and Israel. This event marks the first time it has been brought to the United States. Only two original pieces Feld drew in the Kosice ghetto before he arrived at Auschwitz are known to be in existence.
Feld's art student and lifelong friend, Silvia Fishbaum, will appear at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County today at 2 p.m. to speak about the artist and his work.
The Consul General of Slovakia will also be at the presentation.
The exhibit coincides with Holocaust Remembrance Day, April 18.


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ORISE gets another VPP honor
For the fourth consecutive year, the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education received the "Star of Excellence" in DOE's Voluntary Protection Program. The award signifies "outstanding level of performance in meeting established health and safety goals," as well as mentoring other companies. Oak Ridge Associated Universities manages ORISE for the Department of Energy..


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November 18, 2012
Dania Beach: Twelve Danish Families from Chicago
Stroll with Sylvia Gurinsky through the heart of Dania Beach, Broward County's oldest city, known for Dania Jai Alai. Hear about the evolution from Danish community and Tomato Capital of the World to resort and Antique Capital of the South. End with ice cream at Jaxson's. Advance reservations and payment required.
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Walk with guide Michael Pearlman through downtown and learn about the history of Miami, from Tequesta people to early pioneers and modern times. View art and architecture, including Claes Oldenburg's Dropped Bowl with Scattered Slices and Peels; and Manuel Carbonell's epic Tequesta statue. Conclude at the Miami Circle archaeological site. Advance reservations and payment required.
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Go backstage with guide Pepe Menendez and explore the interior of the Gusman Olympia Theater on Flagler Street. View its star-studded sky, Romeo and Juliet balcony, and gorgeous art deco interior. Hear history of this theatre, where everyone from Elvis to Pavarotti has performed. Advance reservations and payment required.


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|Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes the superficial mycoses main pathogen colonies can was wool, fluff, powder, both traditional identification based primarily on training the morphological, physiological and biochemical methods, but the red hair rubrum colonies producing red phenomenon by medium type, pH, cultivation temperature and other factors affect the colony shape and Trichophyton mentagrophytes are very similar in lost production of red ability, some phenotypic Trichophyton rubrum strains will urea agar medium to discoloration; rather be ringworm Trichophyton some strains produce pigment resembles Trichophyton rubrum colonies back color. These phenomena to the traditional method of identifying the problem. Currently has some molecular biology methods, such as the internal transcribed spacer 1 (ITS1) sequencing, genomic DNA RFLP analysis, is used to distinguish between these two dermatophytes, but these methods are complicated to operate, the DNA quality and The amount of demanding, not suitable for clinical or research with a large sample. PCR method, repeat the Sequence (GACA) 4 (GTG) 5 and M13 center sequence (5'-GAGGGTGGCGGTTCT-3 oligonucleotide ') 3 primers amplified different regions, different phenotypes of Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes clinical isolates DNA observed the PCR fingerprint differences and genotype with traditional phenotype relationship. The results found that the three kinds of primers are issued by the species-specific DNA fingerprint visible Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes presented. These three primers were Trichophyton rubrum to be ringworm the Trichophyton identification with species-specific, but there is no intraspecific classification. With these three primers were also identified 2, according to the phenotypic identification Trichophyton mentagrophytes Trichophyton rubrum. Therefore, the authors believe, Trichophyton rubrum and be ringworm Trichophyton phenotypic variation can be through micro-satellite DNA primer PCR fingerprints were identified distinction. (GACA) 4 due to differences in the amplified bands most clearly, which is more worthy of the recommended primer. Identification of Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes distinguish clinical differential diagnosis of superficial mycoses epidemiological investigation and prevention research has a very important significance.
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Today Fannie Mae announced its third quarter 2013 financial results. We reported net income of $8.7 billion, our 7th consecutive quarterly profit. For details on our results, please listen to a recording of our media call and read our news release and Form 10-Q.
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Choke, according to e-Hawaii.com:
Definition: a lot; a large amount in quantity
Used In A Sentence: You like one penny? No worries, I get choke!
In English?: Sure, I'll give you a penny. No problem, I've got quite a few.
My neighborhood got choke hibiscus! I took these photos this week, check 'em out…
I remember picking hibiscus with my grandma. If memory serves, there was a well-kept hibiscus garden at Wailoa State Park, near the boat ramp where there's now an unpaved parking lot. We'd go there after picnics and use the flowers to adorn her floppy straw hat. She'd make sure we'd have hibiscus buds to bring home – the buds seemed to magically blossom overnight and welcome the morning with beaming color, delicate featherlike petals and neon pollen dust.


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Dalton Caldwell is a noted developer and entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. He has startups imeem and picplz under his belt. He used to have big hopes and dreams for a Web 2.0 that had widely available services on top of which lots of startups can build things of value. He had these hopes and dreams when he started a company in early 2010 called App.net that helps app publishers promote and monitor their apps on social media and via dedicated Web sites. One of the places he built that service to work on is Facebook. That's a logical move: 950 million users is a big country.
It's just that Caldwell never really believed he would be allowed to succeed. Caldwell for the last two or three weeks has been blogging about what he sees as a Big Chill underway on the supposedly "open" social Web. His fears were confirmed in mid-June. In an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg posted today, Caldwell recounts a meeting he had on June 13 with a bunch of senior Facebook execs to look at his app and service that was built on the Facebook Platform. He says the meeting "took an odd turn" when the Facebook execs told him his product was competitive with Facebook's own App Center product, and they would hate to have to compete with his service. Dalton, he says they said, was "a nice guy with a good reputation," and how about if he just agrees to let them buy his company so he could help them build App Center? Caldwell wasn't interested in becoming another Facebook acqui-hire, seeing his product shut down or melded into the Facebook colossus. "I'd rather reboot my company than go down that route," he writes.
The awkward moment Caldwell recounts is, he says, not an isolated incident. He's heard of other examples of startups getting the message from Facebook's M&A team that it's better to fold up and join us than try to build a big business on Facebook's platform. Caldwell is one of a growing chorus of developers becoming leery of "platform risk," or betting a business model on the good graces of a service like Twitter or Facebook that can change its priorities and steamroll a developer or two here and there in the chase for elusive ad dollars. Microsoft left carcasses all over the playing field in the 1990s and 2000s doing this very same tactic.
Caldwell isnt saying Facebook is evil. It's just a misalignment of interests all around. From his post:
Mark, I don't believe that the humans working at Facebook or Twitter want to do the wrong thing. The problem is, employees at Facebook and Twitter are watching your stock price fall, and that is causing them to freak out. Your company, and Twitter, have demonstrably proven that they are willing to screw with users and 3rd-party developer ecosystems, all in the name of ad-revenue. Once you start down the slippery-slope of messing with developers and users, I don't have any confidence you will stop.
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I don't think you or your employees are bad people. I just think you constructed a business that has financial motivations that are not in-line with users & developers. Even if my project isn't the mechanism that instigates this change, the change will happen.
Mark, based on everything I know about you, I think you get all of this. It's why you launched FB platform to begin with. Do remember how you used to always refer to Facebook as a "social utility"? That is an interesting term to use. I haven't heard you use that terminology in a while. I can guess why.
Seeking Facebook comment now.
The "project" Caldwell refers to is his "new" version of App.net, which is a free social service with an API available to all at a reasonable price. It won't be free nor will it be ad-supported. But it will be open. It's a long shot to get way off the ground, but at least it's an insurance policy against the future Caldwell dreads, in which Facebook and Twitter's ad-driven interests continue to clash with those of its developers. Caldwell put the project on Kickstarter here at join.app.net. It's already raised $118,000.
Noted developer? imeem and picplz?
Come on, what kind of idiot bases their business on another businesses platform? It's suicide.
Sorry, Larry Wall is a developer of note as are Guido van Rossum and Linus Torvalds. Lest not forget Dennis Ritchie. Their work is the foundation of modern business systems, of which, Facebook and other PHP authored systems were developed. Without them, there would be no Zuckerberg or this Dalton Caldwell crybaby.
How did we survive before picture sharing, text messages, status updates or tweets? Is this really what our world has come to? Kids stealing ideas from other kids and the investment bankers go "oooh" and "aaahh" ??
Finally Wall Street is starting to react to all this social media barf created by 20-something hipsters who still have poop in their diapers and cry when their bah bah wah baaa gets spilled.
Yes, noted developer, because he has already accomplished more than 99.9999% of us, including you, since your name doesn't ring any bell. I remember people comparing Steve Jobs with Einstein and Jesus Christ in order to say he was a nobody.
Tweeter and Facebook let people think collectively which has its lows (eg: reposting lies and kittens) and highs (eg: self organization of anonymous citizens, political revolutions on the middle east).
But Facebook and Twitter can't go on forever without pushing more aggressive advertising. What Dalton says (I think) is that there is no free meal, and that $50 per year are worthy of a social platform that puts users first.
As someone said: "Advertising isn't just the disruption of aesthetics, the insults to your intelligence and the interruption of your train of thought. Remember, when advertising is involved you the user are the product."
If you spend weeks per year on a social network and think $50 is too much just continue on Facebook.
This is new, but how will a non-ad funded platform be sustainable? Call me stupid, but I feel like the whole social wave is going to crash soon, people can't honestly have online, what they should have in real life. Internet socializing sucks.
Does anyone know when users can begin to OPT OUT of Facebook's Sponsored Stories? That was part of the Class Action lawsuit that Facebook just settled.
I dont want my picture promoting ADS which Facebook calls Stories.


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