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HISTORY might have been different if Gavrilo Princip had missed. But when the driver of Archduke Franz Ferdinand took a wrong turn in Sarajevo on June 28th 1914, Princip raised his pistol and shot the Archduke and his wife. A month later the first shots of the first world war were fired.
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It would have been great. Events during the year could have involved the Serb part of the city and would not have focused on the date of the assassination itself. But it was too late when the Bosnians came up with the idea. Umea in Sweden and Riga in Latvia had already been chosen for 2014. Besides, thanks to a recent change in the rules, European Capitals of Culture have to be in a EU country, and Bosnia is not in the EU.
Yet Bosnians and their friends rarely take no for an answer. They resorted to "partisan" actions, though not the fighting kind in the woods, but in the forest of European institutions. One was launched in the European Parliament. After much pressure, it passed a resolution in May calling to make an exception for Sarajevo, arguing that it had "a special place in European history".
The European Commission, in charge of the matter, turned down the idea. The rules, it said, simply did not allow for such an exception. Existing funds could not be used for Sarajevo. Undeterred, the Bosnian partisans launched another action. In early September Doris Pack, a member of the European parliament from Germany, wrote to Jose Manuel Barroso, the president of the Commission, proposing that Sarajevo could be an "associate" or "honorary" capital of culture. The answer was a polite "no" (as you can see here).
But giving up is not an option for the partisans. They started lobbying friends, in particular the Slovenes and the Poles, who currently hold the EU presidency. But these gave up pressing the issue when the Commission continued to insist that nothing could be done. As a result, the issue will not be on the agenda when the EU ministers of culture will met on November 29th. But Poland, as the chairing nation, could still bring it up under "any other business".
So more partisan actions are underway. An appeal was sent to Radek Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister, and he replied that he would see what could be done. Another appeal was made at a meeting of high level officials and others who were gathering in Britain to discuss Bosnia on November 22nd. Commission officials were aghast at having to fight yet another skirmish. After four months the Bosnians still "don't want to listen", as one source put it. This could not be "fixed politically".
To finally get rid of them, the Commission officials have offered a solution. Bosnia is eligible for so-called IPA funds. If the Sarajevans came up with a detailed plan of what they want to do in 2014, they could use this money. The problem, says the source, is that anything they have produced so far does not pass muster. "They need real proposals and not just a good idea." They had also better hurry: time is running out to apply for the 2014 IPA funds.
It does seem though that the Bosnian partisans will have to admit defeat. They might just, however, win another battle. "Culture is not enough. We need something political," an ambitious Bosnian official points out. He wants Sarajevo to be the venue of a high-level international summit on the centenary of the assassination. This seems a good idea—if Bosnians can organise it in time and assure participants that there will be no Princip copycats around.
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I don't see this as a smart move by Amazon. 7 out of the top 25 selling consumer electronics products on amazon are ipods and tons of ipod related merch is sold on the site. Plus if it is an amazon exclusive product there will be a much smaller digital marketplace for the players because ebay will be out of the picture. I don't know. I think amazon will pretty much get owned by apple if they put out a digital music player.
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I agree, The Witness, I think this is just a dumb move. Who on earth is going to buy this thing?
No…if you want to compete with Apple, build a better system than iPod/iTunes. That's the only way to win the war, period. Build a better player and a better management system and a better store and make them all work seamlessly. If you can't do that, just give up already.
Posted by stark23x on February 16, 2006 at 12:08 AM (PST)
Because, you know, the big risk here is that they're late to market.
Not, say, the fact that nobody's been able to replicate Apple's style and ease of use. That couldn't be their biggest challange at all.
Amazon may know how to sell things, manage inventory, and get it shipped to customers. Maybe some of this could transfer to being a good music store.
Nothing, however, indicates that they can handle the design of jukebox hardware or software.
Posted by Ward on February 16, 2006 at 12:14 AM (PST)
Nothing, however, indicates that they can handle the design of jukebox hardware or software.
Who says they need to? THAT'S what outsourcing and subcontracting is for. Now, CHOOSING that right partner(s)...that's another matter; the best one, Apple, ain't interested. The pickings are rather slim beyond that.
It'll be interesting to see how hard Amazon pushes their service on their website. Being the top online retailer, they should be smart enough give plenty of visability and strong marketing (unlike Google and their amateur handling of their video service), but whether it gets hits and generate sales is another matter. But being the shopping magnet that they are, they at least have site traffic in their favor.
But I wonder if all this will do is ultimately steal away from their own audio CD sales, rather than entice people away from Rhapsody or one of the other WMA-based services. Because it'll be WMA-based (I assume), it's NOT going to impact Apple much at all, at least not in the beginning and only in the future IF anyone buys into choosing an Amazon DAP and their service over an iPod, iTunes and iTMS.
Posted by flatline response on February 16, 2006 at 1:23 AM (PST)
Not wanting to be an apple fan-boy, but the trouble is that ipod is now a cultural icon. Making a better ipod than ipod is hard enough. Competing with a cultural icon is super tough.
Posted by Countach on February 16, 2006 at 4:38 AM (PST)
Preloaded with *what*? Personally, I don't think I'll be buying something that comes full of Kanye West and Madonna… but maybe that's just me.
Posted by Moe on February 16, 2006 at 6:23 AM (PST)
Yet another pathetic attempt…
Posted by mflat5 in USA on February 16, 2006 at 6:47 AM (PST)
I'm with Flatline Response. Apple's strength is a.) the HW is well done and (most importantly) b.) they control the experience (iTunes). Everyone else has a patched together solution made of verious bits from different companies who all think the experience should follow their thinking. There is no shared vision, too much focus on bells and whistles and they all miss the point. The point being in its most simplistic form is all about getting the stuff off of the round thingeys onto the square thingey.
Posted by rgreen on February 16, 2006 at 7:29 AM (PST)
Finally, it seems someone recognized that it is not just the iPod. It is iTunes, iTMS, AND the iPod. Amazon gets it: find a company willing to participate in software development for the DAP that meshes with software for purchasing music and videos. If we see an announcement in 2 months that Amazon and Sansdisk entered into a contract, start burning your iTMS purchased music and ripping them to remove DRM while you still can! I think without Sansdisk, they'll be hosed, just like the rest.
I just can't buy the 'cool factor' thing about iPods to keep them on top. Being 'Fashion'able is the very thing that makes them vulnerable.
Posted by rochester on February 16, 2006 at 8:10 AM (PST)
You miss the point on this story. This isn't a move by Amazon just to compete Vs. Apple. Rather, its a move to preserve its position as a content marketer. Amazon simply sees the reality that music and movies and eventually books will move more and more to digital distribution instead of "hard goods."
The smart thing is that they realize, based upon the experiance of others, that a music player or digital store stand alone solution is not the answer. It must be a packaged experiance: reliable, easy-to-use, great content digital store-front, one-stop access to the digital content on your hard drive, and a great-looking player with great features.
As Apple continues to position itself more-and-more above the marketplace, it will become that musch more vulnerable to the marketplace. That is the reality and has always been the reality.
Posted by Jeff on February 16, 2006 at 9:30 AM (PST)
Jeff couldn't be more correct about amazon trying to protect it's self. In a few years digital media will be completely on top. CDs and DVDs will be just like cassette tapes and vhs. Pretty much non existant. So what's a company like amazon to do? Start it's own digital music store. Secure a place for itself in this "new age" They are going about it pretty smart. Atleast they are going to make a player that works with their service. Hopefully as seamlessly as the itune/ipod combo. Amazon has a bigger chance than another company. They are a well known name and I believe they will be smart enough to advertise their product.
No company can stay on top forever. Someone will bring Apple down. Whoever it is has to be smart about it.
Posted by Glorybox3737 on February 16, 2006 at 10:46 AM (PST)
I wonder if Amazon has talked with Apple about teaming up. Let's face it, most of those 10% of all MP3 players are iPods. Amazon has some negotiating power, here.
I'd love to be able to purchase a CD from Amazon and then download the tracks for my iPod immediately. I'd probably pay a couple of extra bucks, too. Apple could provide the DRM to do it and make it work with iTunes.
The first person to do this is going to make a killing. I'm actually surprised Apple isn't doing it already.
Posted by Walking Dude on February 16, 2006 at 10:48 AM (PST)
A few key points in Amazon's favor:
1.) The talk is they will subsidize the cost of the player. The swap here is that Apple has staed that its content sales are simply a loss leader to sell more iPODS/increase utilization of iTUNES/ITMS. Amazon would be doing the opposite: using a device as a loss leader to maintain/increase content sales.
2.) They have that ability to sell you a hard copy of a CD and then give you a download that matches. Powerful edge, espically as copy-protected CDs grow in number.
3.) The talk is they would offer subscription. I still view this as the long term model. The current offers are struggling mainly due to the love affair with the iPOD, not a desire to hear snippets of songs for free and buy at .99 a pop. The average music consumer will move to subscription once a player offers a price-functionality nexus.
Posted by Jeff on February 16, 2006 at 11:07 AM (PST)
Well, the problem is it's "all talk" right now. So, nothing's quite yet in Amazon's favor.
CD's are a dying breed anyway, so why would I need a disc to match my download?
Posted by The Raven on February 16, 2006 at 11:33 AM (PST)
The Raven,
Why do you want a hard copy? My assumption is eventually, MOST media consumers won't. There will always be a segment that will want the source item that matches the digital copy. This group will want the superior sound quality, the collection factor, and maybe to maintain their investment.
Of course, the closer you get to a mass consumer position that the source item (CD, DVD, book, newspaper, magazine, etc) is unwanted, the closer you get to a subscription distribution model. At that point, music will be consumed at will and as desired, a mode that is contrary to Apple's current position (as well as Amazon's current buisiness model) that we will consume music, etc. on a track purchuse by track purchuse pattern.
Posted by Jeff on February 16, 2006 at 12:55 PM (PST)
This group will want the superior sound quality…
Is there anything else other than SQ that really matters?
Oh…I forgot…fashion…yeah, whatever…
Posted by flatline response on February 16, 2006 at 1:28 PM (PST)
I know there is a tendency for a few to mock consumer decison making based on fashion instead of quality. The reality is, the sweet spot for consumer excitement is when fashion is married to comparable quality. The iPOD has done that. Yes the iPOD doesn't excite consumers in that sound quality above all else niche. My guess is that Apple isn't going after that group.
Besides, at this point hasn't the argument that the iPOD is simply a purchuse based on fashion (i.e. it's cool factor). We've been through 7 plus versions over how many years? If fashion and cool was the only foundation of the iPOD's popularity, it would have long ago faded.
Posted by Jeff on February 16, 2006 at 2:17 PM (PST)
The other comments are right. Hard goods that Amazon sells are going away and so it is sink or swim.
The other thing that is causing this is record company greed. They want variable pricing and so far Apple has told them to stuff it.
Posted by Scott on February 16, 2006 at 4:58 PM (PST)
Why is variable pricing an indicator of record company greed? If the model proposed is keep less popular tracks at .99 and increase the pricing on more popular downloads, than yes, that is gred based.
If the model is charge more (> .99) for most popular and charge less (< .99) for others, that I would want to look at that more.
Posted by Jeffrey Mason on February 17, 2006 at 10:32 AM (PST)
If the model is charge more (> .99) for most popular and charge less (< .99) for others, that I would want to look at that more.
If I recall comments from industry reps last summer correctly, that's exactly the type of model that at least one record company was advocating. Singles from new releases would be more expensive ($1.29 to $1.39—I can't remember exactly); over time as the popularity wears off the single price gradually comes down ($0.69 or $0.59). Moreover, the more expensive single price when new would also make the total album purchase price—at the time the exec was still stating the $9.99 price would stay the same—seem more of a "bargain".
It's typical entertainment-industry marketing; make as much as you can when it's hot. It's no different than what already exists for CDs, DVDs, video games, and even sometimes movie ticket pricing. Greed? Sure it is; they ARE a business, remember? Investors DEMAND of them to make profits; the more the better.
Posted by flatline response on February 18, 2006 at 10:55 PM (PST)
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W J Irons's Christian Emigration and Colonization Scheme piggy-backed on the Byrne scheme, about 400 Wesleyan Methodists being shipped on some of Byrne's vessels and settling at Verulam on the Natal North Coast. Similarly, Byrne's ship the Lady Bruce carried a group of settlers from the Duke of Buccleuch's estate in Hampshire. All these settlers are listed in Clark's book mentioned above.
Original passenger lists for Byrne arrivals are held at Pietermaritzburg Archives Repository under the archives of the European Immigration Department (EI) and some other sources.
Other private schemes were a spin-off from Byrne's enterprise: among them were those of John Lidgett and Richard Hackett, bringing Wesleyans in the ships Hebrides, Herald, John Bright, Choice and Nile. The Haidee also brought Wesleyans, from Yorkshire, through the efforts of Henry Boast. Other immigrants arrived on the Ballangeich and Justina, arranged by George Murdoch and Richard Pelly. In 1856 Alexander McCorkindale's group of approximately 80 immigrants came out on the Portia.
These settler parties were all of much smaller size than Byrne's, but together helped to build up Natal's colonial population.
http://sa-passenger-list.za.net/Particularly informative on the ship Haidee and its passengers


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I don't know if it makes any difference, but I'm pretty sure we can get a group discount at the Stanley. Maybe have a masquerade, unmask at midnight.
Maybe pot luck dinner and campfire on Friday night, masquerade on Saturday. Tours and junk during the day.
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Yeah, but is anyone there offering to take care of the details?
I can work on the details here in Colorado if it swings that way. If we can't get a good enough group rate at the Stanley, there are quite a few camping places in the area because it's right near the opening of the Rocky Mountain National Park. We could get a tour of the Stanley either way, and if that wasn't scary enough, we can take all you sea level people over Trail Ridge Road, the highest continually paved road in the United States. http://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisi...ridge_road.htm It crosses the continental divide, and spends much of it's length above treeline, meaning the atmosphere is so thin that trees can't grow. Just imagine poor GNTLGNT up there!
Bring your coat, it can snow up there any day of the year...
Colorado would be hardest for me. Nashville would be the easiest. But Bangor would be so cool!
I voted for Ohio, but honestly Nasville is do-able too.
I've been talking to a wonderful, lovely, helpful and informative lady at the Stanley. She's sending me information about room rates and the potential cost of the Masquerade room, should we want to do such a thing.
I've made it clear that I'm just gathering facts. I'm not purposing to represent us, the board, or Uncle Stevie officially. Just asking questions.
I'd say Bangor, since I didn't get to go this year, and I really want to visit there. Can't think of a better way to see it than with my King friends.
It's 19 hours from my place to Ohio driving but I would stop at least once along the way to rest for the night - I'm a wimp that way! If we end up in Giant's neck of the woods I'll bring cookies!


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2013 Summer Academy - Annapolis
- Annapolis: The City and St. John's College Campus
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Annapolis: The City and St. John's College Campus
Since its founding as King William's School in 1696, St. John's has been situated in the colonial seaport town of Annapolis, capital of the State of Maryland. Its population of 40,000 people is occupied principally with the government of the state and of Anne Arundel County; with the training of midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy; with the fish, crab and oyster industry; and with the sailing and recreational activities of the Chesapeake Bay. The 36-acre campus lies in the historic district, adjoining College Creek, one block from the State House and across the street from the U.S. Naval Academy yard. The college's campus includes 18th-century historic homes, 19th-century Victorian structures, and 20th and 12st-century buildings designed to complement the older ones.
St. John's College's Mitchell Gallery presents museum exhibitions by artists of reknown. Athletic facilities on campus include playing fields, tennis courts, a gymnasium with a well-equipped weight room, a dance studio and a suspended running track. The college also has a coffee shop and several common rooms available to all students. In addition, there are smaller, comfortably furnished social rooms in the dormitories and elsewhere on campus.
Summer Academy students in Annapolis can explore the rich heritage of colonial America. Because of its location at the confluence of the Severn River and the Chesapeake Bay, Annapolis has long been a sailing center. Academy students will take a guided boat tour of the city, and have the opportunity to participate in sailing and individual rowing. Summer Academy participants will have the opportunity to explore both the nation's capital and the cultural attraction of Baltimore through different various cultural excursions.
The St. John's Summer Academy Classroom
The academic program on the Annapolis campus consists of seminar, a mathematics tutorial and a language tutorial. The aim is to recreate as much as possible in a single week the St. John's undergraduate experience. Each class meets four times; mathematics and language for 90 minutes each and seminar for two hours.
Seminar is at the heart of the St. John's Program. It is a serious and sustained discussion of a reading held between two faculty members and 16-21 students seated around a table. The seminar begins with a question asked by one of the leaders. Thereafter the seminar consists mostly of student discussion. Students talk with one another, not just to the leaders. They do not raise their hands for permission to be heard, but enter the discussion or withdraw from it at will. The course of the discussion cannot be fixed in advance; it is determined rather by the necessity of "following the argument," or facing the crucial issues, or of seeking foundations upon which a train of reasoning can be pursued. Spontaneous learning and discovery distinguishes seminar from a typical learning environment; everyone collaborates to reach insights far beyond the initial views held by any of its members. The resulting informality is tempered by use of formal modes of address. Except for the requirements of common courtesy, there are only two rules: first, all opinions must be heard and explored, however sharply they may clash; second, every opinion must be supported by argument – an unsupported opinion does not count. We intend to learn how to make points justified by textual evidence and to pose questions provoked by texts in the hope of gaining a deeper understanding of the work. Because careful reading is essential, we will have individual reading time daily to complete assignments.
In the mathematics and language tutorials, about 9-12 students study and learn together under the direct guidance and instruction of a tutor. As in the seminar, students talk freely with one another and with the tutor, but the discussion focuses sharply on assigned tasks. Whether through demonstrating a mathematical proposition or developing sensitivity to the language in a poem, the aim is to understand what is at stake. We seek to engage in a close and careful reading that will foster rewarding insights and deeper questions.
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In addition to the academic offerings, students will have multiple opportunities to meet and network with members of the St. John's admissions staff. Though we have not built any formal workshops into the schedule, the office will be available for students to schedule individual meetings to receive help in planning and preparing for the college application and subsequent financial aid process. Additionally, the Admissions staff will accompany Academy students as chaperones on their off-campus activities. These opportunities will enable each student to meet and network with their Admissions Counselor and answer any questions which arise about the process; it will serve as a chance to make lasting connections with staff who can provide assistance long after the summer ends.
A Week in Annapolis
Download the Summer Academy Schedule for a detailed list of planned activities and excursions.
Extracurricular Events and Activities
If you love to read and share your thoughts with others, it might be hard to decide which is more fun—your time spent in the classroom or out. The collaborative intellectual engagement fostered at St. John's College tends to spill over into all activities, blurring the line between what is serious and what is playful.
During your week at St. John's, you will have a chance to cross intellectual boundaries, exploring outside the lines of narrow, isolated disciplines. You'll have the opportunity to express yourself in small groups, and to converse, relax and recreate alongside other college-bound students. You will join fellow Academy students in a wide range of on and off campus extra curricular events, potentially including:
- Harbor Queen Boat Ride
- Smithsonian Museums
- Lessons in Swing Dancing
- American Visionary Arts Museum
- United States Naval Academy
- Croquet Tournament
- Shakespeare Theater of Washington D.C.
- Sailing on the Severn River
- The Walters Art Museum
- College Creek Marsh/Wetlands Reclamation Tour
There will also be time to simply explore the vibrant waterfront town of Annapolis. Check this year's schedule for specific event opportunities.
Residential Life
Summer Academy students will live in the college dormitories. Men and women will live on separate floors in double rooms and roommates will be assigned randomly unless a student requests a particular roommate. Select students from St. John's College will serve as Resident Assistants—each one will be responsible for five to six students. These Resident Assistants will share life in the dorms, participate in and lead extra curricular activities, assist during study time, and share their understanding of the program. In addition to these undergraduate mentors, an adult Senior Resident Assistant will be on duty at all times. Though undergraduate classes are not in session during the summer, the general college support staff with be available, including the Health Center and Assistant Dean's Office. Quiet hours on campus are from 11 p.m. until 7 a.m.
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