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My dream Scenario:Defensive end: Resign Michael Bennett, possibly draft a player Like Ansah or Dion Jordan in the first round.Cornerback: Sign Sean Smith, sign Derek Cox, let biggers walk, draft a player like David Amerson or Jordan poyer in the second or third.Tight End: Sign Martellus Bennett, Draft a player like Joseph Fauria in the later rounds, and move stocker to 3rd on the depth chart.Free Safety:If ronde retires, this becomes a pressing need. We should go all out on Jairus Byrd if the bills let him walk. He is much better than any FS's in this years draft.Quarterback: Josh Freeman should, and will be the starting QB next year. But we need a real backup, someone like Matt Moore in FA, or Ej Manuel in the draft.Defensive Tackle: If Roy miller isn't resigned, we should look at a player like Jonathan Hankins who could be falling into the second round. (According to B/R's Matt miller)Slot Receiver: Draft Marquise Goodwin in the fourth. Guys one of my favorite players in the entire draft, and could be our version of jacoby jones at WR and as a return man.
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I saw it coming - rightwingers along w/ FOX NEWS are celebrating at the bad news that has hit our country. They have only one goal in mind and that it interfering with their job to do what's best for America.
Now that the teabaggers et al have put in their two cents, there's no longer a single person at the wheel...BTW, see the latest Rasmussen poll about your president?Most voters think President Obama has a good shot at being reelected next year, even if he continues to pursue tax increases as part of any future deficit reduction plan.Fifty-four percent (54%) of Likely U.S. Voters feel the president is at least somewhat likely to be reelected in 2012. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 40% disagree and think the presidents reelection is unlikely. http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/august_2011/54_think_obama_s_reelection_at_least_somewhat_likely
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20-percent of your state tax dollars go to pay for the pensions of state workers. And all that money is a drop in the bucket compared to what the plan is actually costing.
Pensions have gotten so expensive and have been so underfunded that the system has a $100 billion cash shortfall and is headed for bankruptcy.
The good news is the politicians are finally getting serious about doing something, but there's disagreement about what to do.
State senators passed a plan Thursday put forth by Senate President John Cullerton. It's a totally different plan from one passed earlier in the house, backed by the House Speaker Mike Madigan.
The Madigan plan would fill more of the pension hole, and would fill it faster. State unions do not like it.
The plan would have state workers' pay 2-percent more of their paychecks toward their pensions. It would also reduce the annual increases to their pension checks—the so-called cost-of-living adjustments--and would raise the retirement age for workers currently younger than 45. The plan would save $150 billion over 30 years
The Cullerton plan has the support of a group of unions. His plan would give state workers some options.
They could keep the current cost-of-living raises but give up their state health insurance in retirement or they could keep the retirement health insurance and take a lower cost-of-living adjustment. His plan would save $46 billion over 30 years -- about two-thirds less savings than the Madigan plan.
Hanging over all of this is that the Illinois constitution says pension benefits cannot be diminished. John Cullerton says his plan, legally, is safer.
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Burriss, 27, was cut loose by the Giants as he was first-year eligible for arbitration this winter. In 60 games last season, he batted .213. In parts of five big league seasons since 2008, he is a .243 lifetime hitter.
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Robert Indiana: Beyond LOVE February 5 | May 25, 2014
Robert Indiana (born Robert Clark, in New Castle, Indiana, 1928) is often associated with the Pop art movement, along with other artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Indiana's work is characterized by bold, simple, and brightly colored numbers, letters, symbols, and short words. The first American retrospective of the artist's work, this exhibition includes more than 100 paintings, sculpture, and works on paper from public and private collections from around the world. Accompanying exhibition catalogue with essays by Barbara Haskell, Sasha Nicholas, and René Paul Barilleaux.
This exhibition is organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Robert Indiana: The Mother Of Us All February 5 | May 25, 2014
This exhibition includes both a selection of Robert Indiana's cut-paper scene and scene designs and six felt costumes for The Mother of Us All , Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson's pioneering American opera inspired by the life of Susan B. Anthony. Exaggerating the silhouettes of period dress and the symbols of political spectacle, Indiana re-envisioned Stein and Thomson's music drama of women's suffrage battles for the Pop Art era. Still timely today, Indiana's scene and costume designs will introduce Stein and Thomson's The Mother of Us All to a new generation. Bringing together art, literature, music, history, and politics, the exhibition invites innovative programming and community partnerships.
This exhibition was organized by the McNay Art Museum and is a program of The Tobin Theatre Arts Fund.
Robert Indiana's Hartley Elegies February 5 | May 25, 2014
This exhibition includes ten monumental screenprints by Robert Indiana exploring the relationship between Marsden Hartley and Karl von Freyburg, as referenced in Hartley's "German Officer" paintings of 1914-15. The American artist Marsden Hartley lived in Berlin just before the outbreak of World War I and developed strong feelings for the German officer who died in the early days of the war. Printed in the early 1990s, the ten prints are from the collection of The Tobin Theatre Arts Fund. This is the first time in twenty years that the entire suite is on view at the McNay.
This exhibition is organized by the McNay Art Museum.
Constructing the Stage: Artists from the Theatre Collection January 22 | June 1, 2014
The Full Monty: Male Nudes from the Collection February 5 | May 25, 2014
The male nude has been a primary motif of painters and sculptors since Greek and Roman antiquity. This exhibition focuses on prints and drawings of male nudes by twentieth-century greats Paul Cadmus, Charles Demuth, George Bellows, and Thomas Hart Benton as well as contemporary graphics by David Hockney and Beth Van Hoesen. Drawn from the McNay's collection in addition to loans from The Tobin Theatre Arts Fund, this is the first exhibition focusing on this strength of the collection in decades, a rare opportunity to see some of the most beautiful figural works in the McNay's works on paper collection.
This exhibition was organized by the McNay Art Museum.
Stephanie Patton: Level Stephanie PattonAmerican, born 1969 Diffuse (2008)Video, 17 min. 31 s.
In an effort to avoid confrontation, Diffuse is literally about the feeling and ultimate liberation of "walking on eggshells." This video reflects the anxiety that accompanies the desire not to upset or provoke unwanted behavior in another individual. For the artist, making the work was an anxious effort in itself. It took months to prepare the blown-out eggs and to create the set on which the video was staged. The action was documented in one continuous recording.
Conquer (2013)Video, 8 min. 31 s.
Based on the metaphor to "rip off the Band-Aid," Conquer is a humorous work that takes this saying literally. In the pursuit of grasping and overcoming painful emotional and physical experiences, this action ecompasses the act of dealing with the short-term pain involved, but then moves to a place of relief, healing, and ultimate growth.
Courtesy of the artist and Arthur Roger Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Stephanie Patton's art crosses the realms of photography, sculpture, painting, installation, performance, video, audio, and text. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and a Master of Fine Arts in photography from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She also studied vocal and comedic performance through the New School, Upright Citizens Brigade, and Gotham Writers' Workshop, all in New York. Her work is often humorous in nature and frequently investigates aspects of human emotion.
Patton has exhibited her work nationally and internationally in solo and group exhibitions including shows at Arthur Roger Gallery, Louisiana ArtWorks, and Ogden Museum of Southern Art, all New Orleans; Bronx Museum of the Arts, New York; and Galerie Patricia Dorfmann, Paris, France. She is also a founding member of the Front, a New Orleans artists collective. Patton lives and works in Lafayette.
In addition to special exhibitions, the McNay's collection, comprised of nearly 20,000 works of art, is on view in the museum's Main Collection Galleries. Please follow the links below to learn more about each part of our collection.
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They always say not to have any regrets in life. Thing is? It's hard to avoid.
There's that time you thought the tattoo of Winnie the poo was going to be a good idea wen you were 16. There's the night you got so drunk you told off the barmaid who happened to be your boyfriend's sister's ex-lover and a former heavy weight boxer. (Consolation: your black eye looked a bit like an Eeyore so you claimed a "pooh" theme.)
There's the time you majored in Exercise and Sports Science when you MEANT to major in Computer Science. (This... Read more
Wandering around London, alone, amidst crowds of families, strangers, losers, businessmen and lepers, I learnt a bit about how to fit in. The irony of that last sentence is that I've never quite learnt how to fit in at home. But here, lost in the crowds bumping shoulders with thousands of strangers, I find a way to quietly assimilate to the expectations of local society. Let me 'splain.
1. Don't carry around a paper map. Instead, hunt and peck on the map on your phone. You'll look just like the local texting his or her mate to meet up for drinks later. Only... Read more
Many many years ago, in a small, reasonably priced apartment in Bellingham, my before-husband told me a story from his childhood about decision making. He played basketball at the church league up the street from his house during his Elementary and Jr. High years. Being a somewhat shy kid, he never had the confidence on the court that could allow him to succeed among other sweaty 10 year olds. The pressure of the ball being tossed at him was sometimes too much and he'd freeze, or just take off running like Forest Gump, forgetting all main facets of the game; namely that you have to... Read more
I'm sitting in a cafe in Manchester, UK. It's familiar, this cafe. The music, the people, the coffee. I think this is the key to traveling… everything at one point becomes familiar, even if only because we're sitting on the same globe under the same sky.
My family rings me daily, the video turning morning in to silly faces and kisses from across the pond. I marvel at the technology compared to my first trip to the UK in 2001 when I punched in a 400 digit number to reach a calling card and the country code and finally the home phone in hopes to reach my... Read more
I was counting the railroad tiles out the window when my facilitator read, "Is often prone to daydreaming…" Yes, I thought, my daughter does that! I take a note to remember that frequent daydreaming is a sign of ADHD.
I fidget and look at the clock. How LONG is this meeting? It's been 45 minutes already. My foot bounces at the end of my leg, a habit that irritates nearly every office mate I've ever had. I swirl my foot in circles and take more notes. "Fidgeting, constant moving, even in adults…" Impulsivity, forgetfulness,... Read more
I first started blogging way way back in 2003, when I was pregnant and finishing my graduate degree, when I was a new mom and completely postpartum, when people used to say, "How on earth do you do it all AND keep up a blog?" People don't say that to me anymore. It's become obvious: I don't.
I've been staring at my blog lately wondering if it's going to speak to me. I sort of kick it around, poke at it, see if it's still breathing. I'm a curious bystander in my own life these days. It's not that I don't write anymore,... Read more
In tradition with all Mommy Bloggers (Capital "M" and "B") I'd like to present to you a montage of TEH CUTEZ.
I know I know, I hear it. Sorry.
One of my favorite traditions is the annual Girls & Kids Christmas (Same of moms and kids camping gang). We gather the children to play until they sweat, feed them, trade presents (picked by lottery, one kid buys for one other kid) and make an ornament. I'm a fan of tradition. It's predictable and comfortable. It's so predictable, in fact, that as the years have progressed we have... Read more
The past 18 months have been particularly hard for me. I have not been writing here much as I can't exactly say what it is that unfolds in reality. I've stayed quiet, I've stayed away, I've stayed pre-occupied.
Some people came to rescue me at various times in the past year and a half. Others have quietly waited for me to get myself back together. And still others have turned away and left my life without a second glance.
Victoria is one of those people who, while being utterly frustrated by my lack of being available, never gave up on me as a... Read more
I was in meetings all morning at work. I was fired up about some frustrating blockers about my seemingly important work of moving bits and bytes around on various screens.
Then I saw an email from one of my closest friends that her niece and nephew's school had a major shooting today.
They have her nieces but her nephew is still missing.
Now, look, I know that it's all the way in Connecticut and I... Read more
"Everything changes in third grade, Bud." My wise eight year old is schooling her five year old brother. "You don't get a Big Buddy anymore at school. YOU ARE the Big Buddy."
These words hit something in my memory. I flash to a month after my Grandmother's death (something I've talked about before) and I remember my mom saying to me, "It's so weird to not have a mom. Now I *am* the mom."
Today is my grandmother's birthday. She passed away this month, too, but I try not to think of that date. Instead, when I... Read more


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Anyone can fish metal jigs: Drop 'em over and yank 'em up and down. With some luck, you might catch a fish.
But believing that skill trumps luck most of the time, I wanted to see how some of the most experienced, successful jig-fishing enthusiasts in the world practice their particular sport - one that has grown by leaps and bounds among saltwater anglers around the globe.
That growth has occurred for a reason. Jigging works.
Shimano played no small part in the rise of jigging, thanks to its brilliant Butterfly Jig campaign that did for metal jigs what Frigidaire did for refrigerators 50 years ago and Kleenex did for tissues. Anglers began to understand that nothing more than a tapered metal bar with a hook or two dangling from it could catch fish from top to bottom in the water column.
Of course, the same lure can also catch nothing. As with any technique, 10 percent of the experts are likely to enjoy 90 percent of the success.
"A jig is no better than the fisherman who uses it," says Jay Gustin, who owns/operates Pesca Panama. He says there's been "a real awakening among fishermen" visiting Panama, with many more bringing jigs along. "I must say, I was amazed," he recalls, "when I saw how effectively they could work. To say our [local] skippers are a hard sell on a new technique is an understatement."


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Remember, they have their own history to deal with. Treat them gently. Romans 14.1: The Message
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Cosmology: The Origin, Evolution & Ultimate Fate of the Universe - An Introductory Resource Guide for College Instructors
Cosmology is an enormous field and the number of educational resources can be a bit overwhelming. This annotated guide includes a sampling of non-technical materials – online and in print - that Astronomy 101 instructors around the U.S. have been... (View More) using. Items were selected based on their level of difficulty (Astro 101 level and below), the likelihood of their being easily available for a college audience, and their potential usefulness for teaching and learning. (View Less)
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The discovery and characterization of exoplanets is one of the most exciting and fast-changing areas in modern astronomical research. This annotated guide includes a wide range of materials, both online and in print, that astronomy instructors and... (View More) their students can use to learn about the latest developments. Items were selected based on their level of difficulty (Astro 101 level and below), the likelihood of their being easily available for a college audience, and their usefulness for teaching and learning. (View Less)
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This is a make-it-yourself planisphere designed to show where Kepler is pointing. Learners can use it to locate exoplanets around stars in the night sky. It comes with two wheels: one with coordinate grid for plotting additional exoplanet stars and... (View More) one without grid that is easier to read; and two holders for varying latitudes (one for 30°-50° and one for 50°-70°). The product is updated approximately annually to incorporate improvements and any newly discovered planets orbiting naked eye stars. (View Less)
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This short video (2:01) uses an engaging approach to emphasize the importance of tracking and studying precipitation. The video cast explains how the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission will use a constellation of satellites to achieve... (View More) global coverage, thereby providing scientists with accurate precipitation data from around the world. In addition to the video, the site contains supplemental text which provides background information on the GPM mission. (View Less)
Participants respond to 10 multiple-choice questions related to glaciers and ice-caps. Immediate feedback, explanations and a final score are provided.
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This short video (~2 minutes) explains how a raindrop falls through the atmosphere and why a more accurate look at raindrops can improve estimates of global precipitation. This information is important to scientists working on the Global... (View More) Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission - understanding the micro world of raindrops provides insight to scientists about the macro world of storms. (View Less)
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The Cosmic Times Gallery Walk and Cosmic Times Jigsaw lessons serve as extensions to the Cosmic Times suite of curriculum support materials. They are intended to provide an introduction to Cosmic Times as a whole, giving students the larger picture... (View More) of how our understanding of the universe has changed over the last century. During the Gallery Walk lesson, students peruse the Cosmic Times posters to answer open-ended questions. During the Jigsaw lesson, students work in cooperative teams to understand the primary scientific advances over the past century that have contributed to our current understanding of the universe. (View Less)
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This short video (4:06) provides an overview of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. This mission will set a new standard for precipitation measurements from space by joining forces with countries around the world, to provide... (View More) precipitation data from nine different satellites, creating the GPM Constellation. NASA has partnered with the Japan Aerospace and Exploration Agency (JAXA), space agencies in France and India, and the operators of meteorological satellites in Europe and the United States to make this multi-nation mission possible. (View Less)


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— My wife is typically a person who prefers grilled seafood or chicken. But occasionally, she has a craving for steak. Ever since she was a young girl, her favorite steak was the flank steak. She liked it so much that she requested it each year for her birthday dinner while growing up. Her father was an accomplished cook and great griller, and would marinate the steak overnight in Catalina dressing. She still talks about those steaks from her childhood.
The flank steak is technically not even a steak. It is the hard working section of the cow that is under the belly. The muscle fibers are long and lean, and the cut is low in fat. It has a rich and beefy flavor, but because of the muscle structure and so little fat, the challenge is to serve a tender cut of meat. Once you are done with this column you'll know just how to do it.
This cut of meat is popular in other cultures, under different names. The consistency from one culture to the next is that it is marinated and served in small pieces, whether stir fry or tacos. Here in the states, the flank steak was considered a scrap piece of meat and was very inexpensive. As people have learned to prepare it properly, it has become a sought-after cut, with the price moving upward. We paid around $7 per pound, which still isn't bad for a nice cut of beef.
Liz's Marinade Recipe
Combine and stir all ingredients other than the vegetable oil. Then slowly drizzle in the vegetable oil while vigorously whisking to emulsify. Place the flank steak in a large zip lock bag and pour marinade in bag. Allow to sit in the fridge for a minimum of four hours, or better yet, overnight.
Have the grill (gas or charcoal) pretty darn hot. I used real wood charcoal. Allow the steak to sit at room temperature for fifteen minutes then place directly over coals or flame. Grill for five minutes or so. Turn and grill for another five minutes. This meat is best served rare to medium rare. Once you take it off the grill, allow it to sit for five minutes. With a very sharp knife, cut on the bias (against the grain) thinly, and serve quickly.
Give it a try. You will enjoy this delicious, rich cut of beef.
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SALISBURY, Mass. — Pat Vaillancourt went on a trip last week to see some of America's greatest treasures. Instead, the Salisbury, Mass., resident said she and others on her tour bus witnessed an ugly spectacle in Yellowstone National Park, where tourists were not allowed to leave their hotel rooms or tour bus while inside the shuttered national park.
Vaillancourt was one of thousands of people who found themselves in a national park as the federal government shutdown went into effect on Oct. 1. For many hours, her tour group, which included senior citizen visitors from Japan, Australia, Canada and the United States, was not allowed to leave their park hotel.
The tourists were treated harshly by armed park employees, she said, so much so that some of the foreign tourists with limited English skills thought they were under arrest.
"We've become a country of fear, guns and control," said Vaillancourt. "It was like they brought out the armed forces. Nobody was saying, 'we're sorry,' it was all like — " as she clenched her fist and banged it against her forearm.
Park spokesman Al Nash told the Livingston (Mont.) Enterprise that when the park is closed, it's closed to all recreational use. The few park staff members who remain are involved in basic health and safety issues.
"We don't have staff on duty to deal with any ordinary operational issues," Nash said last week.
Vaillancourt recounted one incident in which her tour bus stopped along a road inside the park as a large herd of bison passed, and tourists filed out to take photos. She said an armed ranger came by and ordered them to get back in, saying they couldn't "recreate." The tour guide, who had paid a $300 fee the day before to bring the group into the park, argued that the seniors weren't "recreating," just taking photos.


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The Angels needed to make a statement with their first-round pick, at No. 12, because they lost two picks in compensation for free-agent signings and didn't have another pick until No. 113 in the fourth round.
Little did they know that the player many people projected as the No. 1 pick in the whole draft would be available.
Jered Weaver, the 21-year-old Long Beach State right-hander with the Major League bloodlines (his brother, Jeff, starts for the Dodgers), was expected to be selected by the San Diego Padres first overall until the buzz cooled a bit over the weekend because of concerns over his signability.
It didn't seem to matter to Moreno's Angels, who snapped up Weaver and got a player many believe is close to Major League-ready.
Weaver, speaking from his home in nearby Simi Valley, Calif., said he had no idea that he would be going to the Angels and "almost jumped through the roof" when he heard the news.
"It's going to be sweet playing in my back yard and having my friends and family there," he said.
Weaver, who is 6-foot-7 and weighs 210 pounds, has dominated the college ranks all year, striking out the first 10 batters in a game twice and keeping an outrageous strikeout-to-walk ratio of close to 11-1 all year. He is 15-1 with a 1.65 ERA.
He has what scouts consider to be three above-average pitches -- fastball, curve and changeup -- and Major League control of them. He works at about 91-92 mph and can top out at 94-95.
Angels scouting director Eddie Bane said the team had done its homework on Weaver and was prepared to do what it had to do to get him if he was available at No. 12.
"He's got much better command than most every amateur pitcher you're going to see," Bane said. "He can pitch on both sides of the plate. He has a presence on the mound. He likes to have fun. Things don't bother him on the mound. Plus he has a brother in the big leagues, and we like those bloodlines a lot. They have very similar deliveries. There's a lot of things to like."
Bane said Angels general manager Bill Stoneman has already gotten "the ball rolling" with Boras, although the Angels can't sign Weaver until his college career is done. Right now, Weaver is preparing for the NCAA super-regional and hoping to advance to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb.
Many news outlets reported that Boras was looking for Mark Prior-type money for Weaver. In fact, Prior's junior-year numbers at the University of Southern California (15-1, 1.69 ERA) were almost identical to Weaver's as of draft day.
Prior signed with the Chicago Cubs for a total of $10.5 million, which included a signing bonus in the $2 million-3 million range and a Major League contract, meaning Prior was immediately placed on the team's 40-man roster.
Sensing this and hearing what Weaver referred to as "rumors" that his camp was looking for similar numbers, the Padres and 11 other teams balked.
And San Diego general manager Kevin Towers didn't pull punches when asked why he didn't select Weaver or highly touted shortstop Stephen Drew of Florida State.
"We just didn't feel that Stephen Drew and Jered Weaver were worth the amount that Scott Boras was going to ask for them," Towers told XPRS, the Padres' flagship radio station.
Weaver admitted that his association with Boras probably led to his falling to No. 12, but that it wasn't a concern.
"I figured that the money deal maybe scared them off," Weaver said. "It was always in the back of my mind that in picking Scott, something would happen. But I trust him. He's the best in the business. I've known him far too long."
Weaver said he wasn't disappointed at all to fall to No. 12.
"Any first-rounder is excited to be in the first round," Weaver said. "I never really cared about going Number 1 or Number 2 or anything like that. I just wanted to go play baseball."
Weaver will likely get the chance to do that soon, and it could lead to the Majors within the next year or two, according to Bane, who said starting at Double-A wouldn't be unrealistic for Weaver.
"With his command, as long as he can adapt to every five days and get hit around a little bit, which happens to every pitcher at that level, it should be a quick route," Bane said.
Bane, in his first year as Angels scouting director, said he now has the best of both worlds as he waits for Stoneman and Boras to work out a deal.
"I got to pick the guy I wanted," Bane said.
"Now Bill can take care of the rest of it."
Doug Miller is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Post subject: Skype
A number of years ago I was recommended to try Skype. I found, after getting a USB plug in 'phone, I could not play because, being a Luddite, I was at that time still on M$ W98SE.
Some time shortly after that I switched over to Linux and after trying SUSE and Fedora I finally settled on Ubuntu. Quite early on in my Ubuntu apprenticeship I tried Skype but found great difficulty coming to grips with it all (and I didn't really want to communicate with the Australian leg of the family anyway), so I abandoned it.
I have a daughter living in the south of France who has just told me she has just gone on to Skype and I am wondering if I should put my head in the lions mouth again.
This morning I went for a poke about in the corners of the 'net and found that M$ are now the proprietors of this paragon of modern communication and I am wondering about the wisdom of it all, because M$ seems to be synonymous with excessive cost and monumental cock-ups.
I would be more than grateful for any views, advice, recommendations or what-have-you from anyone who has any views, advice, recommendations or what-have-you.
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The owners of Skype did indeed sell to MS, last year I think. However, they put in place a number of caveats. One is that Skype remains sort of a separate entity, rather than being swallowed whole by MS, and another is that it must remain cross platform (development of the Linux client will continue). There is more to the story, such as I think the original owners are still involved with it, you can search the net for more details.
However, like the private company that was contracted to provide telephone and internet in the halls of residence of my
alma mater
many moons ago, MS may only be obliged to provide the service, it may not be obliged to provide a decent service. There is also the issue to integrating a proprietary standard into your work-flow (for want of a better word). Should circumstances change (they start charging, quality of service falls or new conditions of use come in that are unacceptable to you), you may find yourself unable or unwilling to continue to use Skype.
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Thank you, Bruno, for that.
You have touched upon the uncertainty that I feel about the matter. I am still fairly uncertain how to go about "testing the water" without getting in too deep.
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I have used skype for several years, and still do occasionally. At the moment I find that it works well on my ubuntu 10.04, but I've never used it on windows so have no idea if it is better on the M$ platform, and if so in what way.
The biggest problem if you want to use an alternative is that probably 99% of people have heard of and use skype for VOIP so getting any other applications more widespread will be a long, hard,and probably impossible job.
It's a shame that none of the alternatives can also log on to the skype "network" in then same way that many linux IM applications (empathy, pidgin, etc) can do with MSN, etc etc. but I don't think that is likely to ever happen.
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It's a pleasure to help. Having said my piece, I do use Skype, but only rarely, as it isn't very convenient for me: at the very least a mic is required by both parties and the PC needs to be on all the time for people to call (unless you prearrange a calling time). However, some routers are available that can handle VOIP with dedicated hardware, obviating the need to have the PC on all the time.
That said, it is a useful tool for those you want to stay in touch, especially with folk who live abroad, and don't want to rack up a large 'phone bill. I don't see much harm (unless you are with RMS on software freedoms) in trying it out for the purposes of getting the hang of using VOIP, then moving to another provider once you know what is what. However, your daughter may be reluctant to change to a different VOIP provider once you have a working solution in place (if she is not a techie) and that if you use your old Skype account again, the Australian leg of the family will see when you are logged into Skype if that account is still on their contacts list. Also, I can't speak for Ubuntu (I see that is what you are using), but on openSUSE: if you are using the 64 bit version of the distro, you need to locate a handful of 32 bit dependencies that don't get pulled in automatically upon installation of the rpm downloaded from
This is a mild pain but internet forums and HOWTOs on your distros web pages will help here.
In your situation, I'd ask a techie friend or someone from your local LUG to help you experiment (if only to make and test the connection) with setting up either Skype or Sip Gate. I don't know if Sip Gate has a client but I think as it uses open protocols, a programme such as Linphone may act a client. It's great to pilot something first before rolling it out. Good luck.
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Sipgate, and everyone else but Skype, uses the open SIP protocol. Any non-Skype VOIP client on any platform can talk to any other on any non-Skype VOIP network. You don't have to be using the same provider to get free SIP-to-SIP calls.
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Thank you all for your valuable advice and comments. I am glad I asked before acting. It seems to me that Skype and M$ were made for each other!!!
I have had a look at the "charges" (being a tight Yorkshireman) and without doubt they are as mixed up and confusing as any ISP, Bank or Insurance company could dream up.
The fact that my daughter uses M$ (mainly for business reasons) tends to rule out anything other than Skype, since she is definitly not one for tinkering. From what she said on the 'phone a few days ago I got the feeling that she "just clicked on an S icon" on her new laptop and she was automatically connected (to something or someone).
I feel I may put the entire matter on the "back burner" for a while and see what she has to say in due course.
Thank you again.
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I also tend to try things to make up my own mind about products, so I decided to try the majic paint that no one seems to care for. It was dirt cheap as far as paint goes, and since I am painting my tractor for rust protection and not for show purposes I didn see any big loss if it turned out to be crap.
Long story short, I applied it with an HVLP gun, and when mixed per the instructions (using majic reducer and majic hardener) it didnt spray well until i increased the pressure at the gun. Of course its a $30 knockoff, so the gun could be that problem. The paint did dry (that was mixed and spray applied), but the steel stock I used to stir the paint still had uncured paint on it after a week, so my advice is if you plan to use it, unless you use the hardner, I would probably leave it be.
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I don't own guns and I don't mind if people do, within reason of course. And that's the problem our society is struggling with right now — what is reasonable around gun regulation.
Step 1 is easy. Define the problem. I offer this up for starters: "What do we do as a society to reduce the likelihood of another tragedy like Sandy Hook, without excessively infringing on the individual?" It really does come down to how to balance the good of the many vs. the good of the individual.
Step 2 is research and that's a problem. Research takes time, effort and resources. Few are willing to take these steps, but they will still seek to offer up their uninformed opinions anyways. I have said before that I don't believe in the adage "Everyone is entitled to their own opinion." I take a different view: "Everyone is entitled to an informed opinion." Sure, everyone can give an opinion, but it's obvious that an uninformed opinion does not carry the same weight as an informed one.
I, for one, am going to leave the question of whether or not we, as a society, should regulate gun availability and ownership to those who have actually done the research necessary to make informed decisions around the issue. But I would like to offer up some suggestions for the rest of us while we are seeking to rationally discuss this complex issue.
What I won't do is allow myself to be derailed from intelligent debate and discussion by extremists, fanatics and the uninformed. There are those few, a tiny few, who will always live on the extremes, ie. "No one should have guns" and "Everyone should have whatever guns they want". The vast majority of rational people will see these two positions as extremes and not waste time discussing them. So let's agree to start the national debate by taking those two extreme positions right off the table. Let's not waste another moment on them.
I am only interested in one thing and that is in finding the best solution to the problem. The problem with extremists and fanatics is that they only care about pushing their cause, not about solving the larger issue at hand. They come into the discussion from the point of view of protecting their position, not in coming to a greater understanding of the issue. In my book, that makes their input null and void.
As I look over articles in Patch about guns, I very quickly get overwhelmed by the sheer number of comments on these articles. Unlike the typical half dozen to a dozen comments most articles seem to receive, the comments on articles about guns are numbered in the multiple hundreds. And as I read through them, I find a great deal of these comments offer nothing valuable to the discussion. They are obviously extreme viewpoints that just waste a reasonable person's time sorting through them to get to the reasonable comments.
Of course, that is often the goal — to derail reasonable discussion by falling into the trap of trying to speak reason to unreasonable viewpoints. So in an effort to avoid giving these few individuals more time and energy than they are worth, I offer up these suggestions to keep in mind while discussing any controversial topic and certainly that of gun regulation.
Don't respond to extremist's posts or comments. Ignore them completely.
Why give credence to these posts by replying to them? Why treat them as rational by trying to explain why they don't make sense in the real world? These people take something that is merely "possible" and turn it into the "probable." These are the conspiracy theorists. These are the people who make the mistake of "because it is possible for something to happen, it will happen." This was one of my favorite Patch posts around this concept: "Let's take gun control to it's logical conclusion which is the complete disarmament of the citizenry. When this happens, what do we have? We have totalitarianism because when only the government has weapons, then the government has all the power." That is not the logical conclusion, it's only one conclusion. And it's probably the most unlikely conclusion too. It is simply paranoid and unbalanced to be focused on ending up in a place where the "the government has all the power."
Discuss the issue in terms of gun regulation, not gun control.
Lose the term "gun control" and use the less inflammatory phrase "gun regulation." Any reasonable, rational person I've ever heard discuss this issue has never advocated abolishing a citizen's ability to own a gun. I'm willing to bet that the term "gun control" was tossed out there as a means to rile up the less informed members of our society and start this whole "they're trying to take away our right to bear arms" nonsense.
Don't respond to "They want to take away ALL our guns."
As soon as someone tosses this one out there, just walk away.
Don't respond to arguments about the 2nd Amendment.
Let's stop letting this one derail real discussion on controlling violence in our society. The answer is not going to be found in a discussion about what the 2nd Amendment really means to say. It will be found in looking at what is real in our society today, and then figuring out what makes the most sense from there.
Don't get lost in definitions that are obvious to the majority.
This is just another tactic to derail an otherwise rational discussion. I found this absurdity in one series of comments on Patch: "You say that these were 'military weapons.' What does this mean? What is the difference between your 'military weapons' and your non military weapons?" Whoever this was, please stop wasting our time. Obviously, the writer meant guns that "spray" a slew of bullets in a moment, it means guns that are designed to be VERY efficient in killing masses of people — as in those used in the military. This person's statement shows no interest in solving the problem, merely in muddying the waters.
Ignore what comes out of organizations that have a vested interest in the status quo.
Gun manufacturers, gun vendors and the NRA have a lot of money to lose if tighter gun regulations become a fact. Organizations like these are not interested in the public good, they are interested in their pocketbooks. They are obviously biased and have no place in an open, reasonable and impartial discussion on what is best for our society. These organizations are going say whatever they need to say to stay alive.
We just had the experience of our political parties out-and-out lying — altering reality and history in order to push their agendas. We should certainly learn from that and know that these organizations are going to do the exact same thing to survive.
Don't let the discussion be only about guns.
It's a certainty that the issue of the growing violence of the Newtown/Columbine type has more that just one dimension to its cause. To get stuck in an argument over whether or not gun regulation is part of the solution to mass killings in our society shows a complete lack of understanding of the complexity of the issue. To solve this problem, we've got to look at ALL the aspects — gun regulation, mental health policies, parenting, and the glorification of guns and killing in the media and the gaming industry.


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World Book Online defines a fractal as "a complex geometric figure made up of patterns that repeat themselves at smaller and smaller scales," where "any of its smallest structures is similar in shape to a large structure, which, in turn, is similar to an even larger one, and so on." I'm sorry, what? To be honest, defining fractals is easier with real world examples, like the Romanesco broccoli. But I think the heart of why I geek fractals is that they encourage exploration and discovery. Computer-generated fractal images, such as the Mandelbrot Set, can be "zoomed" in forever, and essentially, the more you look, the more you find.
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