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We can't give you granular details about the cultural and societal forces that are changing the world of food according to NEXT: The Natural Products Industry Forecast. But this report's top line results provide vivid insights into what your customers think about when they order food and beverages off your menu.
The NEXT forecast is a collaboration between Restaurant Hospitality's sister Penton Media property Nutrition Business Journal and Sterling-Rice Group, a branding, innovation and creativity firm. It views food trends through the prism of the natural products industry, but we think that an awful lot of what its authors came up with applies to full-service restaurant operators, with Darden's Seasons 52 being first on the list. That's why we're sharing this information with Eat Beat newsletter readers.
Here, straight from the NEXT report, are seven trends and market forces shaping food consumption behavior today.
1. Wholegrarian revolution. Growing in both number and power, the 'wholegrarian' consumer seeks out whole-food-based nutrition, avoids highly processed and engineered products, and makes purchasing decisions on the nutrient density associated with specific whole foods. This shopper is passionate and knowledgeable about nutrition, spreads her wisdom in person and via online social networks.
2. Healthy tastes good. It used to be that health was the primary motivator for consuming natural products. Well these days, better-for-you packaged food now tastes good—and, in some cases, way better than the nutrient-devoid offerings it is trying to replace. Simple food flavors are being replaced by much more complex and sophisticated pairings.
3. Food villains. Consumers are increasingly viewing food as a conduit for making them very sick. These food villains come in many shapes and forms—and each one provides consumers with yet another reason to reject a product. Ninety percent of all food allergy reactions are caused by eight major foods: milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, wheat, fish, and shellfish. Brands are reacting in strategic ways.
4. Transparency rules. We live in a world where bad news goes viral in seconds and where shoppers can use free mobile apps to learn exactly what's in a food product and how its maker rates from a sustainability perspective. All of this is helping to shift power away from the corporation and into the hands of the consumer. Companies survive and even thrive in such an environment by embracing transparency.
5. Local matters. 'Local' could be called today's 'IT girl' of food attributes—and consumer research shows the local movement is shaping more places than just trendy slow-food bistros. In one new survey, 75 percent of food retailers said local is the most influential product claim in the specialty food sector right now. This is no fad. In fact, the importance of local is expected to only expand over the next three to five years.
6. Organic in flux. USDA Organic certification was once considered the pinnacle standard within the healthy products industry leading to the creation of everything from organic packaged salad greens to Organic Oreos. Today, organic is just another product label for many consumers, who are increasingly skeptical of what the certification really means and valuing it less. And yet sales of certified organic products rebounded last year to achieve nearly 10 percent growth.
7. Brands on a mission. After decades of feeling duped, people are beginning to scrutinize everything food and beverage companies do and say, particularly on their product labels. Fueling this mistrust have been the numerous examples of companies using overhyped label claims to mislead consumers. Food and beverage companies must take on a whole new approach to marketing and branding to win over consumers—with passionate people and passionate missions.
There is plenty of in-depth trend information in the full report, which is available for purchase. But even the big-picture trends highlighted here give operators deep insights into what many customers think about food right now. Darden's Seasons 52 concept has found steady growth by appealing to nutritionally aware customers; the Next forecast suggests other operators could potentially do likewise.


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Nov. 28, 2012. Cairo, Egypt. A protester finds cover behind a destroyed vehicle at the scene of clashes with Egyptian police near Tahrir Square. (Photo: Moises Saman—Magnum for TIME)
Throughout 2012, TIME's unparalleled photojournalists were there. At a time when so much hangs in the balance, bearing witness can be the most essential act — and that's what we do. Here's the best of our commissioned photojournalism from 2012. See more on LightBox.
As a photographer, I have exquisitely bad timing: In nearly 23 years of marriage, my wife points out, I have only taken about 10 pictures of her with her eyes open. Instagram helps make my images look better, but it can't fix bad timing.In my job, I get to hang out with some of the best photographers in the world, and over the years, shooters like Yuri Kozyrev and Franco Pagetti have patiently explained to be what makes a good picture — composition, lighting, the whole nine yards. I've also looked over the shoulders of TIME's photo editors, the best in the business, and learned a few things.But photography is a mystical art, and for all my knowledge, I could never take a great picture.Until now.The image you see here, taken in Cairo last week, is the best picture I have taken. It may be the best picture I will ever take. If you will indulge a little arrogance, it is perfectly composed, perfectly lit, and perfectly captures a moment of high drama.It was a fluke.It happened as TIME Managing Editor Rick Stengel, photo editor Patrick Witty, Cairo correspondent Ashraf Khalil and I were making our way to Tahrir Square. We'd heard that the protests against President Mohamed Morsi's recent emergency decree were growing, and there was a sense of something big about to happen. As we turned into one of the entrances to the square, we stopped to watch a street battle between young men (some mere boys) and the Egyptian riot police. This was taking place some 200 yards from us, so we felt relatively safe. I pulled out my iPhone, and started taking some shots.Suddenly, things changed. The young men turned away from the police and started running up the street, directly toward us. It took me a moment to realize why: the police had started to fire tear-gas canisters into the crowd. Ashraf and I have been gassed enough times over the years to know what to do next: get the heck out of there. Patrick was a few yards away, out of the firing line.I grabbed Rick and pushed. Out of the corner of my eyes, I saw the smoke trail of a canister coming in our direction. I told Rick to close his eyes, and kept shoving him through a panicking crowd. There was no strategic thinking going on, we just needed to get out.We did, but not before we'd taken a blast of the gas in our faces. All things considered, it wasn't the most noxious gas I'd encountered: Ashraf agreed it was a mild dose. (The really nasty stuff can burn skin.) By the time we got to the square, the effects of the gas were already clearing.It wasn't until much later that I looked at the pictures I'd taken, and realized that I had somehow captured the moment the gas canister landed at our feet. I have no recollection of taking that picture, but there it was, perfectly framed and lit. Instagram helped sharpen it up. Rick and Patrick liked it, and the photo editors back in NYC decided to run it in the magazine.So there it is: the best picture I've ever taken, published in TIME Magazine, no less. And it's a total, utter fluke.
— Bobby Ghosh, Editor-at-Large
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Nov. 14, 2012. A man holds a flare as thousands of people from France and Belgium demonstrate during an anti-austerity protest in Lille, France. (photo: Philippe Huguen—AFP/Getty Images)
From escalating violence in the Gaza Strip and austerity riots in Europe to the flooding of Venice and murmurations of starlings in Scotland, TIME presents the best images of the week.
See more photos here.
June 11, 1963. Quang Duc, a Buddhist monk, burns himself to death on a Saigon street to protest alleged persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government.
Photographer Malcolm Browne, known for his shocking and iconic image of a self-immolating monk in Saigon, died on Monday at the age of 81. Last year, Browne spoke with TIME international picture editor Patrick Witty from his home in Vermont.
Read the interview and see more rare photos of that day here.
July 23, 2012. Artist Pyotr Pavlensky, a supporter of jailed members of the female punk band "Pussy Riot," with his mouth sewn up as he protests outside the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg.
From drought-cracked earth in Yemen and massive floods in China to violent protests in California and Olympic preparation in London, TIME's photo department presents the best images of the week.
©Steidl—Photographs by Kazou Katai
As protests from the Middle East to Wall Street made news in 2011, a new box set of books by Steidl examines various uprisings throughout history. See more here.
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Demos is issuing a call to evidence for it's work on The Character Inquiry.
MoreA growing body of evidence shows that character is the most important factor in determining life chances. The Character Inquiry brings together research leaders and experts to explore how developing character skills can be encouraged in public and private life.
MoreDemos is exploring how lifestyles in Britain have changed in the past few decades and what it is that make our modern lives unique.
MoreAnatomy of Youth is a new research project which will look at society and policy making from the perspective of young people in Britain aged 16-25.
MoreIn recent months there have been many proposals to create a youth civic service. But what should such a scheme try to achieve? What should it look like? And what are the views of young people themselves?
MoreTaking a child away from its parents is one of the most significant, life-altering powers available to the state. This wide ranging project will start with the views of young people, to ask how the state can ensure that they are financially, academically and emotionally resilient once they leave the care system.
MoreThis project aims to identify an effective cross-border approach to tackling forced marriage in Britain.
MoreThis project explores the tensions, hidden assumptions and challenges to the ideals and institutions that make open societies.
MoreThis research will look at the potential benefits of a British international citizen service, investigating how it can be integrated into Big Society initiatives and increase civic engagement.
MoreThe project will explore the possibilities for a new politics of work.
MoreA landmark project on everyday power shows how far we have to travel to become a nation of powerful people.
MoreThis project will feature a 'People's Inquiry' to explore people's attitudes to the use of their personal information. It will use the outcomes from the deliberative groups to develop practical ideas for matching public expectations and personal information policy.
MoreThis projects asks the extent to which young people can discriminate between the wealth of information found online.
MoreThe project looks at how the English Defence League work and who its supporters are.
MoreDemos is looking at how government can approach new harmful chemical substances, or 'legal highs', in an effective way.
MoreThis project will investigate how infrastructure contributes to making places resilient and what opportunities infrastructure might provide in the future.
MoreThis project looks at the relationship between violent and non-violent radicalisation by mapping the flow of ideas, people and money through violent and non-violent radical groups.
MoreIn October 2008, Charlie Edwards, Head of Security at Demos made a trip to Basra, Iraq.
MoreThis project, running in parallel to wider Demos work on adult learning, will begin with first principles – why ESOL matters – and work through to a logical conclusion of how best it can be delivered in practice, within a coherent policy framework.
MoreDemos are working with Scottish Enterprise to investigate what role place plays in the attraction of talent to Scottish cities.
MoreThe government's Building Schools for the Future scheme is a momentous opportunity to catalyse change on a local community level. The key question that this project seeks answers to is how can community participation in BSF be utilised to move beyond the design of new buildings, to shaping and creating learning communities fit for the demands of modern society?
MoreThis project is a chance to explore the tensions in the current debate between fostering a 'nanny state' and finding a response to some of the most pressing social issues of our time.
MoreFrom partnering to parenting and social services to wellbeing, care and who provides it are growing issues of national and international concern. While it is widely agreed that we do not want to go back to a model of female-dominated care giving, it is also clear that as a society we are unsure about what is going to replace it...
MoreDemos and Zero Zero are helping Bristol to open its own urban beach in summer 2007.
MoreThis project looks at the role social housing providers can play in helping people back to independent living following a period in hospital.
MoreDemos is currently looking at how social housing providers can act as co-ordinators and hubs for support and earlier intervention for their clients.
MoreThis project will focus on school-to-work transition: how our education and training systems are preparing young people for employment.
MoreThe London Olympics are on track to regenerate a vast swathe of East London, turning a poisonsed industrial site into the biggest new park since Hyde Park, but how will Londoners really benefit and have the goals been met?
MoreSmart city technologies promise to make cities more efficient, liveable and productive. There are real implementation challenges on introducing new technologies at scale in an established city. What are the costs and benefits for London?
MoreDespite being one of the most prosperous cities in the world, London has among the UK's highest rates of worklessness: one in three working age Londoners is out-of-work. What will be the impact of welfare reforms on London and how London can get the best from this new system? How can models of localism and devolution boost employment in the capital?
MoreThis project focusses on access to higher education in London's schools and boroughs and looks at high skills as a key economic driver.
MoreThe Thames is one of London's greatest assets but also presents one of its more pressing challenges. How can improvements to the quality of the architecture and public spaces, and more use of the banks and the river itself be financed, managed and delivered?
MoreThe plans for East London Tech City have generated a good deal of excitement. But the way ahead is far from clear. This project looks at how these plans can be best achieved, by comparing East London to other international tech based regenerations and by talking directly to entreprenuers.


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Gregory woman charged with embezzling from grain elevator
Melissa Kay Vosika, 29, allegedly embezzled $17,553.90 from the Gregory Farmer's Elevator between May and September 2012.By: Anna Jauhola, The Daily Republic
GREGORY — A Gregory woman is facing felony embezzlement and forgery charges.
Melissa Kay Vosika, 29, allegedly embezzled $17,553.90 from the Gregory Farmer's Elevator between May and September 2012.
She faces up to 10 years and a $20,000 fine for each of seven embezzlement charges, one attempted embezzlement and three altering corporate records charges.
She also faces up to five years and a $10,000 fine for each of three forgery charges.
Vosika allegedly deposited four checks from Gregory Farmer's Elevator into her personal account at Consumer's Federal Credit Union. Three of the checks were for $2,063.94 and one was for $537.25, according to court documents.
The three other embezzlement-related charges do not specify that Vosika made deposits into her account. Those charges claim she intended to defraud the elevator of $10,824.83.
Court documents claim Vosika altered corporate records by writing the three checks to herself and changing the payee to Farmers Ranchers Cooperative. Because she allegedly changed the three checks, she is also charged with forgery for each of them.
The checks were drawn from the Gregory Farmer's Elevator account at BankWest Bank in Gregory, made payable to Vosika, court documents allege.
The attempted embezzlement charge claims she intended to defraud the elevator of $7,565.39, but provides no further information.
She is scheduled to appear in court in March.
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Captioning Corner: What's What in Captioning
If you're interested in learning more about captioning, I would highly recommend Gary Robson's Caption FAQ, available at www.robson.org/capfaq/index.html. He's got definitions and samples, and the FAQ pretty much answers everything. By Deanna Baker
Still, in the last few issues, I've mentioned a few terms, and I wanted to take the time to explain a few of them.
Realtime captions are used during live programming or programming that hasn't had time to have post-production captions put on. Live captioning is performed by captioners watching or listening the program and sending their captions, or data, through telephone lines to the location of the studio airing the show. You can tell when captioning is live by the words appearing basically one at a time on the TV screen.
As an example, during CBS football, a captioner is sending data to CBS in New York and CBS is then distributing that video signal to satellites where other TV stations are retrieving the signal which has the captions included. Another example would be local news programming, a captioner is sitting in California writing through an audio line a news program in New Jersey, sending data through one phone line and listening to the audio with another while the news program is being aired live in New Jersey.
Scripted captions: Scripts are any pieces of a live broadcast that are given to the captioner ahead of time that can be run during the live broadcast. An example would be a graduation ceremony where either a person's speech or a song is provided ahead of time. The captioner would need to format the text to the captioning software's specifications ahead of time and intersperce into the program as needed. When it comes time for the script it is "pulled up" one line at time as differing one word at a time. Once the script is complete, the captioner goes back to writing live on the steno machine.
TelePrompter captions: The most prevelant place TelePrompter captions are viewed are on local news broadcasts. If no live captioning is available, TV stations use the script that the anchors are reading from the TelePrompter to run through as captions. These are rather obvious as they have cues to the anchors as to which camera to look at, who to "toss" to as far as other news reporters. And specifically for weather, sports, and any other reporters without Teleprompter scripts, there is no captioning.
About the Author
Deanna Baker, RMR, is from Flagstaff, Ariz. If you have a question about captioning, you can ask her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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We just spoke with Amer Haddadin -- the man who sold the house to Octomom's dad and still holds the note -- who tells us Nadya Suleman has yet to fork over this month's $4,060 payment ... and still owes an additional $3,500 for previous months.
As we previously reported, Amer tried to foreclose on the house a few months ago because Octo failed to pay a $450k balloon payment when it was originally due back in March. But Octo's lawyer talked Amer into giving her an extension until October 9 ... provided she made her monthly payments on time.
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We received a new game from Hasbro a few weeks ago and just in time for the Christmas festivities called Simon Flash. Simon Flash is made up of four tiles that players shuffle and swap out at Simon's command. Simon Flash adds a fun little twist to the original 1980s Simon game.
- Simon Classic- Sucessfully repeat the growing sequences of colored lights.
- Simon Shuffle- A pattern of lights is revealed in a flash but the lights then shuffle and player have to get them back to the original pattern.
- Simon Lights Off- Line up all the cubes in the correct order to make all the lights turn off. Move quickly though, the game only lasts for 90 seconds.
- Simon Secret Color- Keep rearranging the cures until they all light up as the same color.
Recommended Age: 8+
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Simon Flash is a great way to pass the time when you want a little challenge. It allows for only one player at a time but if you have more then one person you can easily play one after the other, or take turns. Although the game is recommend for ages 8 and up, Little Man had a fun
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ABVD remains standard of care for advanced Hodgkin's lymphoma
Last Updated: 2012-11-26 17:45:20 -0400 (Reuters Health)
By Will Boggs, MD
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Stanford V, a combined modality approach for patients with advanced Hodgkin's lymphoma, does not improve outcomes over the established combination of doxorubicin, bleomycin, vinblastine, and dacarbazine (ABVD).
"There have not been major differences among regimens for Hodgkin's lymphoma in randomized trials recently, so I think our major thrust now should be to identify molecular or immunologic markers that predict outcome (gene expression profiles, macrophage markers, EBV, etc.) and introduction of new agents (e.g., brentuximab vedotin)," said Dr. Leo I. Gordon from Northwestern University in Chicago, in an email to Reuters Health.
Dr. Gordon and colleagues in the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, the Cancer and Leukemia Group B, the Southwest Oncology Group, and the Canadian NCIC Clinical Trials Group compared 12 weeks of Stanford V and six to eight cycles of ABVD, with or without radiation therapy, in 794 patients with advanced or locally extensive Hodgkin's lymphoma.
All patients received radiotherapy for bulky mediastinal adenopathy beginning 2 to 3 weeks after completion of chemotherapy. In addition, in the Stanford V group, 36 Gy was delivered to any pretreatment site larger than 5 cm and for macroscopic splenic disease.
Overall response rates did not differ between treatments, with complete and clinical complete remission rates of 72.7% for ABVD and 68.7% for Stanford V, the researchers reported today online in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
After a median 6.4 years of follow-up, there was no significant difference in five-year failure-free survival for ABVD vs Stanford V (74% vs 71%) or in five-year overall survival (88% in each group).
Patients with locally advanced disease fared better than those with stages III and IV disease, and patients with high-risk disease had better failure-free survival with Stanford V than with ABVD (67% vs 57%; p=0.02).
Although toxicity was similar in the two arms, the Stanford V patients experienced significantly more grade 3 lymphopenia, grade 3 or 4 leukocytopenia, grade 3 and 4 sensory neuropathy, and grade 3 or 4 motor neuropathy.
Second cancers occurred with equal frequency after ABVD (15 instances) and Stanford V (19 instances).
"While there are options for treatment of advanced Hodgkin's lymphoma, ABVD remains the standard of care," Dr. Gordon concluded. "That said, we have not compared the BEACOPP regimens with ABVD in a large randomized trial. The current intergroup trial is looking at the value of early imaging (PET scan) as a predictor of outcome, and while not a randomized study, this trial should provide some useful information on early imaging with PET."
Dr. Dan L. Longo from Harvard Medical School in Boston wrote an editorial that accompanied this report. He told Reuters Health, "Standard ABVD is the regimen of choice for patients with advanced stage Hodgkin's lymphoma. The main decision is whether radiation therapy should be added following six cycles of chemotherapy."
"The optimal usage of radiation therapy has not been well defined," Dr. Longo said. "In general, most people should not receive any radiotherapy. If the patient had a large mediastinal mass at initial presentation, they may benefit from added radiation therapy, but they are put at risk of second cancers and premature coronary artery disease."
"New active agents are coming along, e.g. brentuximab vedotin, that may further improve the outcome of treatment when their optimal use is defined," Dr. Longo concluded. "In the meantime, ABVD is the treatment of choice and radiation therapy should be avoided if at all possible."
In his editorial, he wrote, "There is reason to hope that the next group of changes incorporated into the management of Hodgkin lymphoma will both enhance the fraction of patients cured from between 85% and 90% to between 95% and 100% and decrease the risk of late treatment-related toxicities that can interfere with and shorten the lives of patients who are cured."
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Letters to the Editor
Friday, May 24, 2013
LETTERS From John Powell, Ventnor:NOW our new IW Council is bedded down (and before the "holiday season" seeps in), it is surely timely and reasonable to focus on the discontent, which woke this Island up after a long slumber.
LETTERSFrom Cllr Bob Seely, Chillerton: WELL done the CP for highlighting the danger of disappearing bees, (CP, 17-05-13).
LETTERS From Roy Tiley, Newport:I FEEL I must write in regard to the latest national interest in our standards of nursing care.
LETTERS From Ron Baker, Totland Bay:LETS not all do a "Corporal Jones", but is it possible the Earth's axis angle to the sun has been knocked more upright by a similar meteor to the Russian one earlier this year, causing the jet stream to slip further south with this cold easterly wind persisting and the very high temperatures experienced in Australia?
Friday, May 17, 2013
LETTERS From Colin McCourt, East Cowes:BOTH my wife and I completed the full 26.5 miles of Walk the Wight on Sunday and I would like to thank the organisers for another well-organised event.
LETTERS From Jeff Manners, Newport:INDEPENDENTS to take control of County Hall. This could be it, I thought. Get stuck in! Seize control!
LETTERS From Ian Pratt, Branstone:I AM in a quandary when driving around the Island as to whether to look forward to avoid oncoming traffic or to look down to avoid potholes, some of which are growing daily in size.
LETTERS From J. Penalva, Bembridge:WHAT a negative letter from Mr Bowerbank ("We are ready to escape" CP, 03-05-13).
Friday, May 10, 2013
LETTERS From Bob Burton, (secretary, Cowes and District Trades Union Council), Shorwell:IT is our view the new administration of the IW Council at County Hall must consider the following items of policy.
LETTERS From S. Stephens. Newport:LAST week I saw around eight policemen holding up traffic on the other side of the road for spot checks.
LETTERS From Geraldine Woods, Shanklin:"AFTER you, Claude. No, after you, Cecil?"
LETTERS From Nicky Parker, Sandown:AS chairperson of Sandown Business Association and co-ordinator of the 'May Day for Sandown' clean-up the town appeal, I would like to say a public thank-you to all those who helped. We called for action and you certainly answered.
LETTERS From Helen Keats, Shorwell:WE recently spent the weekend in Newquay.
Friday, May 3, 2013
LETTERS From Tony Dymott, Ryde:I WAS one of the many who decided to take advantage of the Big Wight Switch. It certainly seemed a good idea to twist the arms of energy suppliers to provide a large group of customers with a much-improved deal better than currently available.
LETTERS From Theresa Mercer, Lake:I AM writing to urge Islanders to make a difference and keep our St Mary's Hospital local, also to keep our ambulance service on the Island by joining a new organisation.
LETTERS From Charlotte Corney, IW Zoo, Sandown:AS many Islanders will be aware, the IW Zoo was the first official zoo to open on the Island, on July 9, 1955.
LETTERS From John Martin, Freshwater:I WAS most concerned to read the County Press report, 'IW pioneers paperless prescriptions' (CP, 26-04-13), about the internet service to be offered to Islanders by Pharmacy2U.
Friday, April 26, 2013
LETTERS From Simon Wratten, Fishbourne:IT'S that time again, so where, oh where, should I be putting my 'X' on May 2?
LETTERS From Andy Baillie, Ryde:I AM looking for some information and wondered if readers may be able to help?
LETTERS From Bruce Overton, Cowes:THE article (CP, 05-04-13) regarding Camp Hill Prison made for interesting reading.
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New study by Lamood LLC shows most consumers not willing to give up their leather wallets for mobile wallets.
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A new study conducted by Lamood LLC, most consumers not willing to give up their leather wallets for mobile wallets.
According to 536 people who participated in the poll: Lamood LLC asked them "Will you ditch your leather wallet for an eWallet (mobile wallet, payment by phone)?
·90% will keep their leather wallets instead of ditching it for mobile payments.
·While only 10% were likely to abandon their wallet for mobile payments.
Top concern for not ditching their leather wallets for a mobile wallet was security. While many felt they would keep their pocket wallet because they still need to carry an ID and need to carry cash to make purchases.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Minnesota Wild forward Jason Zucker was helped off the ice after he was elbowed in the head by Anaheim's Corey Perry in the second period of the Ducks' 2-1 victory on Tuesday night.
Perry dipped his shoulder and threw an elbow at Zucker's head, sending him crashing into the corner boards. Zucker stayed down on the ice for about five minutes as he was helped by trainers.
Perry was given a major penalty for interference and was ejected.
Wild coach Mike Yeo said he didn't see a replay of the hit enough times to comment on it.
"You never like seeing one of your players getting hit like that," he said.
Yeo said he didn't have an update on Zucker's condition.
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Crashing Down by Soul Asylum
Music is probably one of the most important things in my life. I can pretty much think of a song for every occasion. If I'm driving to some sort of fair or carnival in the fall, I'm probably listening to "It's a Shame About Ray" by the Lemonheads. If it's the spring, I'm blasting "It's It" by the Sugarcubes. If it's late fall, "If I had a Gun" by the Dead Milkmen is playing, and if it's the winter, you'll be certain to find me endulging in Guided By Voices' "Jellyfish Reflector" …
Those of you who know me may or may not know my favorite band or my favorite song, but that's what this post is about. Back in 9th grade, I saw a song on MTV called "Somebody to Shove" by a band called Soul Asylum. This song changed my life. On a whim, I went out and purchased a few albums by this band, the second of which being "Made To Be Broken". If you listen to one album in your entire life, make it this one. I don't even know how to explain what this album did to me. Each song on the album rips through me and makes me happy to be alive. That's the only way I can describe it. Some songs just do that to me.
After I bought that album, I couldn't stop. It became like an obsession. I went out and got everything I could by that band. And that is where the story of Crashing Down begins.
I was on a French Club trip for high school. It was 9th Grade. We stopped at some silly mall…. I think it was the Rockaway mall, and they had a Sam Goody. I picked up an album called "While You Were Out" by Soul Asylum. I couldn't wait to listen to it. It was the followup to Made To Be Broken. I was pretty sure that it couldn't possibly be as good as Made To Be Broken, but still…
I got onto the bus and pulled out my gigantic disc man (this was the early 90's and diskmen were still huge and really bulky). I put the album in. Track 1 went by… it was all right. Track 2, yeah, it's okay…. track 3… hm… maybe I should turn this off… Track 4…. ….. …. ….
I don't know how to describe this song. I don't really know what to say. All I know is that when I heard this song… i decided right then and there that this song was the best song that ever existed and that it would be my favorite song no matter what. It was called Crashing Down. I don't know what exactly makes it so fantastic, but I think it's a combination of the melodic guitar and the fact that the band members are singing together through the whole song and it sounds really good (although it makes the words a little hard to decipher at times)
I sat back, closed my eyes and put the song on repeat. This was MY song.
It was then that I began to listen to the lyrics. (I'm going to type them now, but be warned, I really don't have a clue what he's saying in the second verse. If anyone can help me out, i'd really appreciate it) Anyway, here we go:
Crashing Down - Soul Asylum
Dyin' on a bed of roses in the middle of the night
Woke up in a cold dark basement, lookin' to the candle light
Up all night, still he can't come Crashing Down
With the ghost of 1000 miles crawlin' over me
Here's to fallin' off the world's dark side
Driftin' in alone with the morning sky
Ridin' on an all night train through the Crystal Cave
Where the moonlight shines prepare for a brighter day
Where the bar rooms are all barren and evening is so still
Can you see it in your heart to let me in?
Did they hand you the reigns only knowing you'd lose
They lull you to sleep, tell you not to confuse
When the leaves on the trees come Crashing Down (don't time pass slowly)
Seasons don't change when you're spinning around
Here's to fallin' off the world's dark side
Driftin' in alone with the morning sky
Ridin' on an all night train through the Crystal Cave
Where the moonlight shines prepare for a brighter day
Where the bar rooms are all barren and evening is so still
Can you see it in your heart to let me in?
It was not only my song. It was my song of hope.
I wanted to go to this crystal cave. When I was sad, I would picture myself riding on one of those little mine cart things through this cave of beautiful crystals..
I just did a search for lyrics for this song, and on most of the Soul Asylum lyrics pages they have every song but this one. Why does a song that touched my life so much get so little love!?
I want to spread this song. To the people who read this, go out and find this song. Listen to it, and let me know what you think of it. I want to share it with everyone because it is SUCH a good song.
Wow, this entry was serious. I promise I'll redeem myself next time!


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You will definitely find a very good concert here during the year. If you are not into the locals, stay away!
You will definitely find a very good concert here during the year. If you are not into the locals, stay away!
We live in the UK but during the winter we stay in the Stellenbosch area from November to March. The first thing we do on arrival is to obtain the Oude Libertas season's schedule and book all the events we want to attend. This season we have been to six events, including the fabulous New Year event which has been... More
Relaxed, easy going, brilliant location, excellent show. NEWS YEARS EVE PARTY was the BOM.!!!! We have been attending Libertas for years and last year was the first time we did the New Years party.. never to be missed again.
We can hardly wait for the new season and the line up of performing artists and groups. We attended four performances last season and with one exception were amazed at the stunning quality of the performers and the incredible atmosphere this venue has. The only prerequisite is that it's full, but sadly this is not always the case.
Oude Libertas hosts a farmers market that simply cannot be missed. The best colloection of artisan wine, cheese, bread, chocolate and nearly everything else. Buy a bottle or three of locally produced bubbles and sit back under a tree and listen to the music. Plan to spend the whole morning there, we staggered out at about 3pm with a case... More
We spent the most amazing evening at Oude Libertas in December. The had a market and a concert Beautifull historic farm with wonderfull crafts and food for sale. We had supper on the beautifull lawns before we joined the concert. A perfect ending for a lovely evening
We love music/dance performances and, like Kirstenbosch, Paul Cluver and the amphitheatre at Spier, this is an old favourite we have been visiting for more than 15 years. Check out their website for upcoming events, have a glass of wine on the terrace before the show and enjoy the performance.
We saw the show queen at the ballet by the Bovim ballet company at this venue tonight. Absolutely breathtaking. Not only was the show amazing, but the venue is pure perfection. Beauty, easy to find, affordable and very helpful and professional staff. Well done. The evening was worth every cent and most definitely a theatre we will be visiting often... More
The Oude Libertas Amphitheatre in Stellenbosch is the most wonderful venue for outdoor concerts, jazz, ballet, etc. We sat there tonight on a balmy summers evening listening to jazz. Birds, maybe ducks, flew overhead making a noise. Last summer we attended a modern dance performance. Every time I go to a function at that venue I am amazed at what... More
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Hacker breaks into Pentagon email system
DoD shuts down 1,500 computers
The Pentagon took as many as 1,500 computers offline yesterday to stamp out a security breach in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told reporters in a news briefing today that a hacker had penetrated an unclassified OSD email system, prompting the shutdown. The system reportedly does …
Security 22 Jun 2007, 00:20
Bush official goes nuclear in Net Neut row
Supernova 2007 Shouting match with delegates
A San Francisco tech show degenerated into a shouting match today, after a pugnacious Bush commerce official squared off with heated supporters of net neutrality. John Kneuer, the assistant secretary for communications and information, quickly lost his temper and began shouting back at Supernova 2007 attendees after taking …
Broadband 22 Jun 2007, 01:00
How to counter premature optimisation
Is optimisation the root of all evil - or, at least, many bugs
There was a time in my career, in the 1960s, when optimisation wasn't optional. System memories were measured in kilobytes, instruction times in tens or hundreds of microseconds. We planned our programs around those limited resources. No longer. In fact, program optimisation is rarely needed these days despite programs that are …
Developer 22 Jun 2007, 08:48
Internet users living secret lives online
Irish users 'fess up to their web shame
As many as 17 per cent of Irish males and 13 per cent of females claim to be secretly ashamed of things they have done online, a new study indicates. According to research carried out by BT Ireland, 56 per cent of Irish adults now use the internet each day, with a further 30 per cent of males and 26 per cent of females going …
Bootnotes 22 Jun 2007, 09:14
Intel chip boffins in litho brainstorm
Intel R&D Day Let's gets pixelated
Your digital camera is more powerful than you think. Using the basic concepts of digital photography, Intel researchers are reinventing the art of silicon lithography – the technique used to etch circuit patterns onto PC microprocessors. The company's new "pixelated masks" method - showcased this week at Intel's annual R&D day …
Hardware 22 Jun 2007, 09:16
Manhunt 2 shut out by Sony and Nintendo
Refuse to release game unless it gets a lower rating
Both Sony and Nintendo have confirmed that they will not authorise the release of controversial video game Manhunt 2 on their games consoles - the PS2, PSP and the Wii - in the US. The news comes in the same week that the game was refused certification in both Britain, the Republic of Ireland and Italy. Manhunt 2 is the first …
Games 22 Jun 2007, 09:28
'Shut your head and be pheasant'
FoTW A friend of Rufus writes
It appears that the now-legendary Rufus - he of Gadspot.com's battling tech support who called one customer a "a pain in the butt" then reserved the right to "server" him "for being mean" - has has become a torchbearer for obstreperous dictionary-dodgers worldwide. Yes indeed, try this anonymous recent comment to our original …
Letters 22 Jun 2007, 09:30
Rufus fights back
Battling tech support hero's right to reply
Our recent piece on battling tech support operative Rufus, who called one customer a "pain in the butt", provoked a heated debate as to whether he should be put up against the wall and shot or appointed head of the United Nations. Well, Rufus himself was eventually moved to offer his two bits' worth, which we reproduce here in …
Letters 22 Jun 2007, 09:32
Wii gets wee add-on screen
What, no telly?
If you didn't see the point of the tennis racket shaped add-on to the Wii Remote, then you definately won't see the point of a 7in clip-on screen from Japanese computer peripherals manufacturer Century. Century's wee Wii screen The display clips onto the Wii's side and allows you to play all the games you usually would on …
Games 22 Jun 2007, 09:34
Orange and Littlewoods breach Data Protection Act, says ICO
Not keeping customer information secure
Mobile operator Orange has breached the Data Protection Act's security requirements and home shopping giant Littlewoods has breached the Act's marketing rules, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has ruled. Today's announcement indicates that the commissioner is increasing his leverage against data controllers, …
Law 22 Jun 2007, 09:42
Sling tosses in Windows Mobile 6 player app
Sling Media has brought its SlingPlayer mobile TV viewer application into the Windows Mobile 6 era with a version of the code that supports Microsoft's latest smart-phone system software. Its pre-release Palm OS app has been tweaked too. Sling's SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows Mobile 6 The new version will run on both smart …
Phones 22 Jun 2007, 09:55
Britney's album: Hair Of The Dog or Revulva?
Reader poll The people must decide
The recent and resolutely non-IT-related news that Britney "Short Back and Front" Spears is asking fans to vote for a title for her forthcoming album provoked a flurry of creative activity among you, our beloved readers. Well, we know that Brit's a busy girl, what with looking vainly for her underwear and getting her hair cut, …
Bootnotes 22 Jun 2007, 10:06
NASA to unleash 'mind meld' intelligent machines
RoTM neoLuddite Resistance Army to Defcon 'Armageddon'
All members of the neoLuddite Resistance Army are hereby ordered to go to Defcon "Armageddon"* and prepare to battle a new breed of mind-melding intelligent machines and systems under development by NASA's Ames Research Center and the Machine-to-Machine Intelligence Corporation (M2Mi). According to the NASA's chillingly frank …
Science 22 Jun 2007, 10:12
BOFH: Printer cartridge? What printer cartridge?
Episode 22 Framed
"Simon, Stephen, this is David and uhh... " the Boss says, petering out as his memory fails. "Carl," David says. "Carl. And they'll be running the new Multifunction Printing Device rollout." "I... What multifunction printing device rollout?" the PFY asks. "The Multifunction Printing Device Project? There was a whole …
BOFH 22 Jun 2007, 11:02
Open sourcers rattle EU sabre at BBC on demand player
Anti-competitive DRM accusations ramped up
The BBC is being threatened with an anti-trust challenge in Europe over its use of the Windows Media format in its on demand service, iPlayer, which is in the final stages of testing. Advocacy group the Open Source Consortium (OSC) will raise a formal complaint with UK broadcast and telecoms watchdog Ofcom next week, and has …
Media 22 Jun 2007, 11:25
Icebergs collect mini ecosystems, lock up carbon
Icebergs, released by global warming from the icy embrace of Antarctica, have surprised scientists by playing host to many forms of life. According to new research published in the journal Science, the bergs also act as floating carbon sinks, net accumulators of carbon dioxide. Now drifting through the Weddell sea, the bergs …
Science 22 Jun 2007, 11:26
Evesham poised for buyout as senior execs walk
Exclusive: Boss says 'every man has his price'
Evesham Technology has parted company with its managing director and financial director as several firms look to buy the PC manufacturer, The Register has learned. Owner and chairman Richard Austin told us that MD Brad Walker and FD David Hards had left on good terms and that there had been no dispute over the future of the …
The Channel 22 Jun 2007, 11:37
Business.com: yours for $400m
Party like it's 1999, multiplied by 53
A piece of prime web real estate, which set a price record at the height of the dotcom bubble, is being punted to potential buyers for up to $400m. Jake Winebaum and Sky Dayton, the two entrepreneurs who bought the business.com domain for $7.5m in December 1999, are ready to cash in, according to the WSJ. The price tag is …
Financial News 22 Jun 2007, 11:38
AMD's Phenom to arrive in time for Christmas?
Schedule tweaked, moles claim
AMD is on track to release four processor models under its eagerly anticipated Phenom brand during Q4, it has been claimed. That's a quarter later than previous reports had suggested. Reports by DigiTimes and VR-Zone have released speculative roadmaps that indicate Q4 will see the release of the Phenom FX-80, the dual-core …
Hardware 22 Jun 2007, 12:08
Making a splash in academia with open access
Let them read journals
Boffins at the University of Southampton will next week announce plans to develop a new tool for evaluating the effect of self archiving on scientific research. Professor Steve Harnad says he will also reveal new research into the causes of a positive correlation between self archiving and research impact. Harnad, a real …
Science 22 Jun 2007, 12:16
Web users get a finger language class
Say more with your fingers than just 'Up yours!'
Fancy learning a new language - with no need to go abroad to use it? And no, it's not Welsh... Sense, a charity for the deafblind, is using YouTube and its own Website to encourage others to learn the "manual alphabet" that it calls Finger Lingo, and which works by spelling words out on the hand. It has put an instructional …
Management 22 Jun 2007, 12:19
Here comes the summer - holiday kit on test
Round-up The gadgets you shouldn't leave home without
Packing your bags for the annual sojourn overseas is getting more complicated every year, as the lines of what is and isn't essential gadgetry blur ever further. Which is why we've rounded up some of the tastiest travelling technology currently on offer. Something for everyone, in fact... Sony CDX-HDR70MW MP3/CD player …
Hardware 22 Jun 2007, 12:26
UK Gov seeks 'scientific' basis for nationality
Didn't we hear that one somewhere before?
Attempts to define race through science haven't had an entirely positive press subsequent to the collapse of the Third Reich, but the Weird Science Department of the UK Government could well be skittering on that very patch of thin ice. Lord Triesman, the Prime minister's Special Envoy for Returns, this week said that work on …
Government 22 Jun 2007, 12:56
US gov in Bill Gates inspired robot probe
Is sex with robots legal if they aren't turned on?
Robots, robots everywhere. That's the way of the future, according to US legislators. And American robotics-policy issues need a damn good probing. Congressmen Mike Doyle (Democrat, Pennsylvania) and the superbly-named Congressman Zach Wamp (Republican, Tennessee) announced the formation of a cross-party Congressional Robotics …
Science 22 Jun 2007, 13:03
Fake flash player site used to spread malware
Shockwave horror
Hackers have developed a new ruse that attempts to trick users into downloading malware from a fake Adobe Shockwave Player download site. Prospective marks who stray onto lure sites - such as a game site related to RuneScape - are presented with broken icons in an attempt to convince them that their copy of Shockwave (if …
Security 22 Jun 2007, 13:07
Cornish separatists torch abandoned brewery
CNLA 'apologises for the inconvenience'
The Cornwall National Liberation Army (CNLA) has claimed a disused Redruth brewery gutted by fire on Sunday was "a training camp for setting off incendiary devices", the Cornish Guardian reports. The incident, which follows two similar fires at the site this year, comes hot on the heels of threats to target businesses belonging …
Law 22 Jun 2007, 13:10
3 looks to Brew up applications
Qualcomm finally gets Brew apps into the UK?
Qualcomm has proudly announced that UK operator 3 is intending to sell handsets incorporating Qualcomm's Brew technology, though it's not saying when, or which handsets exactly. A full Brew deployment by a network operator is much more than a handset application environment, requiring considerable server-side infrastructure to …
Mobile 22 Jun 2007, 13:11
Japanese firm exhibits droid construction worker
Features 'cantilevered crotch joint', potential for bot-crack in future
Japanese developers have produced a robot intended for manual labouring, which they reckon will be ready to sell to the construction industry by 2010. In a press event yesterday, the new HRP-3 Promet Mk II from Kawada Industries walked on a slippery floor, shrugged off a drenching under a shower and "used a screwdriver just as …
Data Center 22 Jun 2007, 13:49
Harry Potter, the NHS, e-voting and Amazon
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Good news, bad news for NHS A mixed week for the NHS, starting off with the bizarre departure of Richard Granger. His exit leaves the world's largest civil IT project looking for a boss. Meanwhile, the fight over the future of iSoft - a key supplier for the project - looks a little rosier. CSC, which was blocking the deal, …
Business 22 Jun 2007, 14:22
For sale: Herman Munster's MasterCard number
ID thieves duped by TV fan
ID thieves apparently not au fait with US 1960s TV series The Munsters attempted to sell Herman Munster's MasterCard number and personal details in an "underground chat room", AP reports. The attempted transaction - which correctly gave Munster's home address of 1313 Mocking Bird Lane and a DOB of 15 August 1964, " …
Security 22 Jun 2007, 14:27
Welcome to Xanadu-on-Thames
O2's big wireless tent
This Sunday the wraps come off what used to be the much-unloved Millennium Dome, and is now the really-hopes-to-be-loved O2. When El Reg fluttered in this week it looked like the opening event was an audition to play the construction worker from the Village People. But it's just that it's not finished yet. It's no surprise …
Data Center 22 Jun 2007, 14:29
BlackBerry squeezes MS on security, management, and control
Poll results The benefits of maturity?
Mobile email is a hot topic on enterprise agendas at the moment, with many already investing in this area or planning to invest, as we have previously seen. While there are numerous options open as organisations look to implement and/or scale up their installations, there are some obvious choices to make. One of these, …
Workshop 22 Jun 2007, 14:34
Ohio data leak was 'accident waiting to happen'
Warning unheeded as thousands of records exposed
A stolen backup tape containing personal data on Ohio state workers also contained the names and Social Security numbers of around 225,000 state residents. A mounting privacy brouhaha is building over the purloined tape, stolen on 10 June from the back of an unlocked intern's car. At first it seemed that the data contained on …
Security 22 Jun 2007, 14:46
Unmanned aircraft rubbish, says senior US pilot
And don't waste my time with your roadside bombs
One of the US air force's most senior pilots has cast doubt on the usefulness of unmanned aircraft. According to Aviation Week & Space Technology, USAF general Ronald E Keys, chief of Air Combat Command, made negative remarks about drone aircraft survivability on Wednesday during a keynote conference speech. General Keys, who …
Science 22 Jun 2007, 15:00
Microsoft strips Office from charity PC scheme
App-free Windows coming to a poor community near you...
Software giant Microsoft is to abruptly ditch the use of Office through its popular global community refurbishment scheme. An El Reg reader alerted us to the firm's decision to unexpectedly withdraw the software from the Microsoft Authorised Refurbishment (MAR) program. Under a special licence agreement (pdf) with Microsoft …
The Channel 22 Jun 2007, 15:23
EU privacy watchdogs extend search engine probe
Equal treatment for all our big brothers
EU privacy worrywarts will expand their investigation into Google to other search engines' data retention policies. According to IDG, European Data Protection Supervisor Peter Hustinx said on Wednesday that his Article 29 working group had decided to write to Google's competitors to ask about the information they keep. The …
Applications 22 Jun 2007, 15:56
Pump-and-dump scammers issue German prospectus
PDF ruse attempts to smuggle junk past spam filters
The fraudsters behind pump-and-dump stock spams are trying a new technique in a bid to fool spam filters. Junk mails promoting worthless stocks seen this week are appearing with an attached PDF file. Typically titled "German Stock Insider", these PDF files purport to offer insider tips and contain more detail than is …
Security 22 Jun 2007, 16:08
Vibrating cube brings music to your ears
Despite sounding like a raunchy Ann Summers product, the Nimzy Vibro Max is actually the successor to a gadget designed to turn any flat surface into your very own Wembley Arena. The Vibro Max builds on the success of the Nimzy Vibro Blaster, a small camera lens shaped device, which uses patented electro-acoustic technology …
Hardware 22 Jun 2007, 16:30
DLO mix'n'matches iPod FM transmitter and remote control
DLO's TuneStik wwith Remote could be the in-car iPod accessory to top all others. The product combines a dock-on FM transmitter to beam your songs to your car stereo, and a radio remote you can clip to your steering wheel. So no more groping for your ipod to change channels and no need to install a price direct-to-stereo …
Hardware 22 Jun 2007, 16:48
ITC upholds Qualcomm phone ban
Blockage remains blocked
The US International Trade Commission has denied Qualcomm's appeal against a ban that could stop millions of the company's phones from entering the US market. The ITC issued the ban on June 7, which blocked the import of phones using Qualcomm chips that it says violates a patent held by Broadcom. The commission issued the …
Broadband 22 Jun 2007, 19:22
Unplugged life supports and padlocked manhoods abound
Comments Rival wiki smackdown slated on World of Warcraft
Happy Friday, everyone! It's time for another round of comments. Anxious for sleep in an intensive care ward, a German teenager unplugged the funny, beeping machine that his immediate neighbour didn't seem to be using for much. It was a pity that it happened to be the patient's life support system, but heroic hospital staff …
Letters 22 Jun 2007, 19:23
IBM launches MySpace for mainframes
Discuss your addiction to Big Iron here...
IBM aims to leverage social networking by building an online meeting place for users of its System z mainframes. It says the Web-based portal, called Destination z, gives customers a place to discuss and debate mainframe usage, exchange ideas and seek technical advice. The company also announced software to improve System z's …
Servers 22 Jun 2007, 19:52
Windows Vista aligned with good management practice
No, really!!
Calling all BOFHs We got a survey that wants filling in. Help us out and we'll make sure to demand that your bosses give you lots of goodies next month when we write our annual sysadmin appreciation day article. Sounds like a deal? So if you have anything to do with systems management and/or support, form an orderly line to …
Tech Panel 22 Jun 2007, 20:08
Of the Sun Blade 6000
Switch blade
Sun Microsystems has introduced the Sun Blade 6000 Modular System, which offers a choice of blades powered by the UltraSPARC T1 processor with CoolThreads technology, Intel Xeon processors, or AMD Opteron processors and supports Solaris, Windows, and Linux operating systems. Its increased memory capacity and I/O bandwidth …
Servers 22 Jun 2007, 20:57
Atlantis touches down in California
Brief Safely back after two-week mission
The space shuttle Atlantis touched down at Edwards Air Force Base in California at 15:49 local time (19:49 GMT) today after bad weather forced a diversion from the planned landing at Florida's Kennedy Space Center. The safe homecoming ended a two-week mission to the ISS, and a return to Mother Earth for Sunita Williams, who'd …
Science 22 Jun 2007, 21:13
Digital data can bite you in the ass, researcher warns
Usenix Beware of those contributions on Flickr and Myspace
When security consultant Dan Klein was culling decades-old snapshots for his digital scrap book, he specifically omitted photos taken during his college years, when some of his behaviors weren't exactly role-model material for his offspring. Left unscanned, for instance, was the picture of him wearing a tee-shirt bearing a …
Security 22 Jun 2007, 22:21
Day-of-silence protest hits Net radio
Stations battle royalty hike
On Tuesday, more than 10,000 U.S. web radio broadcasters will participate in a nationwide "day of silence", canceling their usual programming in protest of an impending royalty hike that threatens to put most of them out of business. Members of the SaveNetRadio coalition - including everyone from Yahoo! to WebRadioPugetSound - …
Media 22 Jun 2007, 23:16


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Pulse of The People: Gun control equals religious control
New York state has passed the most restrictive gun laws in this nations history. People are excited about it and praise it as a great accomplishment. I've even people comment "Amen" and post the new control measures. Because I have read so much support and come to an understanding of the reasons why gun control is a good thing, I now purpose we have religious controls. This cannot wait and should be speed through the Assembly and Senate.
Why does anyone need more than one bible? Why should anyone have more than 10 devotional and/or other religious books? Isn't the bible enough as a single book?
I have done Gov. Andrew Cuomo a favor and slightly modified his words on gun control in the State of the State so he doesn't have to waste any time preparing a statement.
In the area of public safety — religious violence — has been on a rampage as we know firsthand and we know painfully. We must stop the madness, my friends. And in one word it is just enough. It has been enough. We need a religious policy in this state that is reasonable, that is balanced, that is measured. We respect clergy and believers. This is not taking away people's bibles. I own a bible.. I've read it, I've even prayed. That's not what this is about. It is about ending the unnecessary risk of large quantities of religious material. That's what this is about.
When it comes to government reform, we all believe in government. But for government to be effective, we must be trusted and the more we're trusted the more effective we are because it's all about the relationship that we have with the citizens of this state.
I know, I know that the issue of religious control is hard, I know it's political, I know it's controversial. But we are proposing today common sense measures. And I say to you forget the extremists. It's simple, no one needs ten devotionals to save a soul. End the madness now. Pass safe, reasonable religious control in the State of New York. Make this state safer. Save lives. Set an example for the rest of the nation. Let them look at New York and say this is what you can do and this is what you should do. This is New York, the "Progressive Capital." You show them how we lead. We can do it. We've done it before, we can do it again.
Supporting gun control is supporting religious control. And that's just a MATTer of fact.
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A Spirit Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Florida apparently took nearly 19 hours to reach its destination after it was diverted to Houston due to a disruptive passenger on board.
The plane left LAX en route to Fort Lauderdale on Saturday night, but was forced to land in Texas after an 81-year-old blind man began kicking and screaming, Local 10 reports.
Spirit spokeswoman Misty Pinson says the unruly passenger refused to abide by instructions from the flight crew, so the pilot diverted the aircraft for the safety of everyone on board.
Pinson says authorities at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston removed the disruptive passenger from the plane.
The pilot did not press charges, and the man was later released from custody, Local 10 reports.
But the remaining passengers were held on the tarmac for hours, and some began yelling and screaming at the flight crew, according to a video.
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A group in Missouri called "Show-Me Cannabis" has turned in two initiatives to the Secretary of State's office, both designed to legalize cannabis for medical and recreational purposes. Both initiatives would regulate marijuana like alcohol, allow farmers to grow hemp and allow for some home growing.
The main difference is that one of the initiatives would amend the Missouri Constitution; that one needs over 160,000 signatures over the next ten months, while the "regular" ballot measure only needs about 100,000 signatures.
Repealing the criminal laws governing marijuana would make Missouri safer, said Amber Langston, campaign director for Show-Me Cannabis. "Frankly, we would like our society to be safer, and having this market in the hands of criminals doesn't make anybody safer," she said.
Langston was campaign manager for the successful 2004 city ordinance that called for marijuana possession cases to go to municipal rather than state court and eliminated jail sentences for violations.
After the Secretary of State approves of the ballot language and writes a summary, advocates will have until May 6th of next year to gather the necessary signatures. No decision has been made on which initiative will be circulated, but practicalities almost dictate that it has to be the one that needs less signatures.
An interesting quote came from Mike Fusselman, a Randolph County prosecutor and former head of The Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, on this issue. "I think it is awfully difficult to take marijuana and place it in the same position as alcohol," he said.
And why is that? Because it's much safer than alcohol? Because the alcohol companies contribute so much money to political campaigns? Because so many people die from alcohol and no one dies from cannabis?
What a ludicrous statement. I wonder if these people think before they speak. What kind of message is this lawyer sending to children? The message that you should avoid marijuana at all costs, but drinking is very cool in the eyes of the law, so bottom's up.
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