text: INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HOOPS! Geography By: Bill Hale; Chandler, IN January, 2003; updated Spring, 2007 Purpose: Utilizing the movie "Hoosiers", students will learn about the geographical nature of Indiana high school basketball (history, class, distribution, ranking, and competitions). Grade Levels: six through twelve Estimated Sessions: This activity takes up to four traditional class periods or two block periods. National Geography Standards: 1. How to use maps and other geographic representations, tools, and technologies to acquire, process, and report information from a spatial perspective. 2. How to use mental maps to organize information about people, places, and environments in a spatial context. 3. How to analyze the spatial organization of people, places, and environments on Earth"s surface. 18. How to apply geography to interpret the present and plan for the future. Indiana Social Studies Academic Standards: Sixth Grade – History: 6.1.18, 6.1.19, and 6.1.20. Geography: 6.3.1 and 6.3.2. Individuals, Society and Culture: 6.5.2 and 6.5.5. High School World Geography – 1.1, 1.6, 2.3, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 4.19, 6.4, and 6.11. Geography and History of the World – 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, and 11.4. Objectives: Upon completion of this activity, students will be able to... 1. Utilize an Indiana road map. 2. Identify the basic parts of a map: title, scale, legend, grid, insets, compass rose, and direction. 3. Locate various high school basketball champions on an Indiana map. 4. Explain the terms GPS (Global Positioning Systems) and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and identify each technologies role in our society and in their personal lives. 5. Explain, briefly, the history of high school basketball in Indiana. 6. Determine the difference between material and non-material aspects of culture and that some maps are manipulated to convey biased information. 7. Identify "how" basketball districts are determined. 8. Determine new basketball districts based upon a new state population (how places/regions are defined, determined, and change over time). Materials Required: Indiana state highway maps from the Department of Transportation Outline map of Indiana displaying counties and major cities (enclosed in the Guide) Copies of the Indiana Roadmap worksheet for each student Indiana in Maps: Geographic Perspectives of the Hoosier State atlas copies of the Indiana basketball map, page 35. The movie "Hoosiers" Copies of the HOOSIER HYSTERIA article attached Procedures: This activity works well in March to prepare for final competitions. 1. Introduce the students to a state highway map. Identify the various parts of a map: title, scale, legend, grid, insets, compass rose, and directions. 2. Practice using the map with the students. Locate Popcorn, IN. How far is it from your home town to Harmony, IN? In which direction do you travel to get to Harmony? From which direction do you 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. travel to return from Chesterton, IN? Use the following worksheet to ensure student comprehension in the use of the state map. The students should read the following articles regarding the history of high school basketball in Indiana at home. Watch the movie "Hoosiers" with the students writing a list of the place names that are mentioned in the movie. (Deer Lick, Linton, Gary, Terhune, Hickory, Indianapolis, South Bend, Knightstown, Milan,…) After the movie, discuss "why" they think high school basketball is so important to many Indiana citizens. Discuss the material versus non-material aspects of the significance of basketball. Discuss districting for regions and classes in Indiana high school basketball. On an outline map of Indiana counties and major cities, locate the various towns and cities mentioned in the movie. First identify on the state highway map and transpose to the approximate location on the outline map. You will note that Hickory is no longer a city in Indiana. Watch the movie carefully to determine "where" Hickory was located. Look at the Indiana basketball map. Where are the majority of the basketball champions located? Why? In the future, how might this map change or remain the same? How does priority on basketball impact the local communities (space, time, priorities, money)? Further discuss the information conveyed on the map. Introduce the concepts of GIS and GPS, their roles in our daily lives and in the development of this particular map. On a pre-created map with new population information, have the students, in teams, redistrict for high school basketball districts. The students will perform this activity to better understand that through the use of GIS/GPS, the spread of technology and information, globally, enables better analysis and problem solving. Due to the fact that the NCAA moved its primary offices to Indianapolis, assess the (financial, cultural) impact of basketball on the state of Indiana. Also, assess the (financial, cultural) impact of the NCAA Hall of Champions on the city of Indianapolis. Evaluation / Assessment: At each point in the activity, each student should be able to successfully use an Indiana highway map. Each student should be able to describe the information that the Indiana basketball map conveys. Each student should be able to describe GIS and GPS, their purpose, and their implications in daily life. Adaptations / Extensions: 1. Apply the same mapping activity to the National Basketball Association. Have the students research and map the NBA championship team(s). Discuss the distribution pattern based on population density and economics. 2. Each student should write a very short story or poem about their experiences, knowledge, feelings regarding basketball or another sport. 3. Introduce a variety of global sporting events via slides: lacrosse, Australian football, golf, tennis, rowing, Sumo wrestling, tree climbing, rugby, arena bowl, basketball, ski-jumping, … Discuss the slides as a class. On a world map, locate the point of origin for the sport. Assign students in teams of two to research one of the sporting events. A report will be given to the class, and a display prepared. 4. Visit the National Collegiate Athletic Association Hall of Fame Museum in downtown Indianapolis. Resources: 1. NCAA Hall of Champions, One NCAA Plaza, 700 West Washington Street, Indianapolis IN 46204 317.916.HALL (telephone), http://www.ncaa.org/hall_of_champions. 2. Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, http://www.hoophall.com. 3. The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, One Hall of Fame Court, New Castle IN 47362, 765.529.1891 (telephone), email@example.com (e-mail), http://www.hoopshall.com. 4. Indiana in Maps: Geographic Perspectives of the Hoosier State, Jeff Wilson, isbn 1-929774-21-4; Spring, 2003, Geography Educators" Network of Indiana, http://www.iupui.edu/~geni. 2 HOOSIER HYSTERIA1 They"re packed to the ceiling, They"re rocking and reeling, They"re quiet running over with cheers, They"re screaming for baskets, They"re blowing their gaskets, And stripping their vocals of gears! They"re basketball crazy, They"re a little bit hazy, On Latin and English and Speech. They"re up on the rule books, They"re down on their school books, They hammer each other and screech! They"re goofy a bit, but don"t mind it, They"re happy, as ever you"ll find it, In the Ides of March, they"re the worst, But from mid October They"re only half sober, With basketball ardor they burst! "Tis the Hoosier Hysteria some name it, And not many Hoosiers disclaim it. All units are storming the gates, This "hoop infiltration" Has taken the Nation, We"re fifty hysterical states! Speaking at the Annual Invitational Dinner of the Physical Education Department of the Y.M.C.A. at Indianapolis, Indiana, March 27, 1936, Dr. James Naismith, known as the "father of basketball", told his listeners that "basketball really had its beginning in Indiana, which remains today in the center of the sport".2 This thought and emotion describes not only the spectator and participant, but also the "armchair coach" as well. This pattern is usually based upon little empirical data, and in most cases is greatly exaggerated. National Origin and Development Putting a ball through a hoop was not necessarily a practice started in Massachusetts in the latter 1800"s. Even Naismith"s superior stated to him prior to his developing the game, "there is nothing new under the sun". 3 It is doubtful that he had Tlachtli in mind when he made that statement, but this is a game in which the prime objective is to place a ball through a hoop. Tlachtli was somewhat like basketball, soccer, jai-lai, and volleyball combined and was played as early as the time of Christ by Mexican and Central-American Indians. It is still played even today in a modified form along the northwestern coast of Mexico in the states of Mayarit and Sinaloa. 4 The hoops for Tlachtli were vertical and located on each side of an "I" shaped court, twenty-four feet above the ground. They were carved from stone, four feet in diameter and eleven inches thick. Amazingly, the hole in the hoop was eighteen inches in diameter, the same as today"s basket. The size of the playing area was comparable to a present-day football field. The object of the game was to propel the solid rubber ball through the hoop, a most difficult feat since it was illegal to use the hands, feet or calves. However, the five-pound ball was usually kept in play by blows from elbows, knees, and hips. For their own protection, the players wore elbow and knee pads of quilted cotton, plus heavy belts or yokes of leather or basketry that protected the player"s waist. 4 The number of players varied on different occasions, but usually there were nine to eleven on a side. When the real "pros" played, the teams were limited to only two or three players. The game was very strenuous, so much so that on some occasions there were players carried off the playing area dead from exhaustion. There were a variety of ways to score, but when a basket was made, which was extremely difficult, the game ended in tremendous excitement and applause. "The star who made the deciding play thus was entitled to all the jewels and clothing of all who had watched the game. As a result, a wild scramble followed, with a mass exodus of all spectators." 4 It is interesting to learn that Columbus brought back a rubber ball upon his return from the island of Hispaniola. In 1519, Montezuma delighted the soldiers of Hernando Cortez with an exhibition of Tlachtli and the Spanish explorer staged several games for the court of Charles V, using Aztec players. 4 Concentrating on the modern practice of putting the ball through the hoop, it was stated by Naismith that the "invention of the game of basketball was not an accident. It was developed to meet a need."3 After two protests by disgruntled students who were training to become general secretaries of the Y.M.C.A., Dr. Luther Gulick, in December of 1891, head of the physical education departments of the International Y.M.C.A. Training School,5 selected a young instructor by the name of Jack Naismith to develop a new indoor game that would fill the gap between the football and baseball seasons. The assigned task of Naismith was to develop "a recreational game, vigorous enough to attract 3 football men, simple enough to anyone could play it, difficult enough to challenge even the best, and interesting and competitive enough to play indoors."3 Because of a boyhood game he played in Canada, Naismith decided that his new game should have a ball tossed at some type of goal. Since a goal would be too easy to guard if it were on the floor, it was placed on a rail located ten feet above the floor. At first he wanted a box to function as the goal, but the janitor could only supply him with a couple of peach baskets. There were eighteen members in the class, so he divided them into two teams of nine members each. The name of the positions were taken from the Canadian game of lacrosse: home, right forward, left forward, center, right center, left center, goal, right back, and left back. He developed thirteen basic rules which embodied five principles that still govern the game today. " "Just another game!" was the first exclamation when the 18 secretaries-to-be came for their exercise. I divided the squad and started the game. It took."3 As indicated in Naismith"s own words, the game of basketball was on it way. There have been several rule changes and equipment improvements over the yeas, but basketball has its American roots dating back to 1892. National Diffusion When the diffusion process takes place, there is usually some type of concept or product which has enough appeal to go from a place of origin into other areas. It is hard to explain why basketball had such a phenomenal growth and success from its very beginning. Some have suggested that the best way to explain this phenomenon is to look at the appealing qualities that would cause people to demonstrate enthusiasm so quickly. In his book, Basketball Around the World, Don Odle suggested five such appealing qualities for basketball: First the very nature of the game itself has some decided advantages over other team sports. One boy can nail a hoop on his barn or garage and take almost any size ball and throw the ball into the hoop…. The game has such an individual challenge and recreational value that one person can practice by himself with no one around and derive much pleasure and enjoyment. The second factor of importance is that only a small area for participation is needed and it can be on any type of terrain. We have seen enthusiastic basketball games played on crushed stone, dirt, cement, dust, mud, wood, tile, and grass. Thirdly, it is a fast-moving game with a lot of action for both the player and the spectator…. The fourth factor is that the game is inexpensive. Compared to other team sports, it is possible to field a basketball team cheaper than most other squads…. The last point is that the skills are easy to learn…. Naturally, it takes much practice to become an expert but young boys can pick up the game in almost no time at all to become a member of some backyard team. 6 Because of the appealing qualities mentioned above, basketball moved throughout the country and the world with a certain decisiveness, which makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to plot the spread of this new sport on a map. The early diffusion process seems to have been centered around individuals and the Y.M.C.A. organization. As the trainees (18 secretaries-to-be) from that first basketball experience started to take on their newly assigned jobs throughout the world, they carried with them the enthusiasm for basketball. Dr. Gulick wrote in the October, 1892, Training School notes: "It is doubtful whether a gymnastic game has ever spread so rapidly over the continent as has basketball. It is played from New York to San Francisco and from Maine to Texas, by hundreds of teams in associations, athletic clubs and schools."3 In this manner, the game spread to Denver, Colorado, University of Kansas, University of Iowa, University of Chicago, Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. France took up the game in 1893, China and India the following year. A missionary introduced the game to Brazil in 1896. The game was demonstrated in London in 1894.7 The high school diffusion process has the same developmental history as discussed above. This diffusion was also dependent upon individuals and followed not set patterns. By the 1970"s, there were approximately 20,000 high schools in the nation, and most of them played basketball, with forty-eight states conducting state tournaments.7 Indiana Origin and Development "The game was first introduced in the Middle West by the Reverend Nicholas C. McKay, Presbyterian minister, a native of England, who became Y.M.C.A. secretary in Crawfordsville in the early 1890"s."3 The exact date for this event is not certain; but, according to the Crawfordsville Journal and Review, the first game played in the United States outside the state of Massachusetts was in the spring of 1893, in Crawfordsville, Indiana.8 On Friday, March 16, 1894, the Y.M.C.A. teams of Crawfordsville and Lafayette played what was probably the first scheduled basketball game in Indiana. The game was played in the Crawfordsville Y.M.C.A. gym…. In an article in the Indianapolis Star Magazine, the author claimed that the first Basketball game in Indiana was played in 1892. However, the date, teams participating, and score of the game were not mentioned.3 The popularity of the game was quickly evident throughout the state. Teams were organized in every type of community, and it developed in the high schools at the turn of the century. In 1901, there was a basketball series, between Crawfordsville and Shortridge High School of Indianapolis. Crawfordsville won both games and proclaimed itself the state champion. 3 The facilities were quite varied during the early years in Indiana. Madison used a skating rink; Carmel used the driveway of a lumber yard; Atlanta employed a disbanded church; and St. Paul used the auditorium in the schoolhouse. Others used halls, barns, garages, and some 4 even played their games outdoors. The stage was now set. Basketball had taken hold within the state, and from its very inception the enthusiasm for the game began to mount. The intensity became so great that the term "hysteria" can best describe the relationship that developed between basketball and the people of Indiana. Because of its immediate popularity and success within the state of Indiana, the diffusion process of basketball is very difficult to follow. There were leagues and associations developed to improve and control athletics on the high school level.9 The emerging state organization, the Indiana High School Athletic Association, was officially approved and accepted at the meeting of the State Teacher"s Association in Indianapolis, on December 29, 1903. By the time the first two official high school state championships were conducted in 1911 and 1912, basketball had already diffused throughout the state. The first state tournament was held at Indiana University on March 10-11, 1911. The Boosters Club invited the best team from each of the thirteen Congressional Districts of the state. But since the Indianapolis School Board did not permit the Indianapolis representative to compete, this first tournament was held with only twelve teams. There were twelve schools entered in the first state championship, and thirteen in the second. Crawfordsville High School won the first official state championship in 1911, defeating Lebanon, 24-17. One type of diffusion, emphasizing basketball strength and the ability to win the state championship, can be seen by studying the state champions from 1911 through 1972. There was a marked difference between the champions prior to 1942 and those coming after that year. The period of time from 1911 to 1942 was dominated by three factors; the success of the small high schools, the formation of three clearly defined core areas, and the excellent coaching of a few men. After 1942, the state championships predominately belonged to the large cities. Indiana Small Town, Core and Coach Era Wingate, Thorntown, Lebanon, Martinsville, Franklin, and Frankfort are names that are well-known to "Hoosiers" when they talk of the history of basketball within their state, but their era has long passed to make room for the much larger cities. Only Milan has given the smaller towns hope in the last few decades, for they defeated powerful Muncie Central in 1954. The "Golden Era" of the small towns helped in the overall development of basketball within the state. During this period, basketball penetrated the grass roots of the community system with a great deal of success and even today continues to play an important role. At every level of the state championship tournament, there was a higher percentage of small town represented during this early period. This changed rapidly during World War II, and today if such a school reaches the finals, it rapidly becomes the "Cinderella" team. One of the most interesting observations that can be made about the period of 1911 to 1942 is the development of three core areas. Core I dominated during the years from 1911 through 1918 and included the three county area of Tippecanoe, Montgomery, and Boone. Core II, 1919-1924, was located in the southern part of the state extending from Knox and Davies Counties in the southwest, to Morgan and Johnson Counties in the south-central portion of the state. The last core, Core III, 1925-1942, was in the north-central region of Indiana and extended from Delaware and Henry Counties in the east, to Cass and Clinton Counties in the west. Every championship team from this early period was from one of these three Core regions except two: Fort Wayne South in 1938 and Hammond Tech in 1940. The Core development during specific periods indicates that there must have been a great deal of local emphasis, enthusiasm, and interest among towns in close proximity to one another. Convincing evidence of the local interest in the game of basketball in Core I is the fact that teams within a distance of approximately thirty miles of Crawfordsville won the state championship the first eight years the tourney was played.3 This strong interest and enthusiasm did play an important part in the development of strong pocket areas. This contagion diffusion, interaction, and circulation within local areas, is quite common, observed Marion Crawley during his coaching days at Washington High School (Core II). Crawley is considered by many as the Dean of Indiana basketball. During his tenure, Washington won four state championships. Core III has proven to be one of the most powerful areas of the state throughout the entire history of Indiana basketball. The high schools which have won the most state championships (Muncie Central and Marion) are located in this core. This early period of basketball was also greatly influenced by individuals. There were eight coaches who won two or more championships; these eight men accounted for twenty-three out of the thirty-two championships from 1911 through 1942. After 1942, there were only three coaches who won repeated victories; a good example of this would be the team led by Oscar Robertson at Indianapolis Attucks and coached by Ray Crowe (1955 and 1956); Bill Harrell of Muncie Central (1978 and 1979); and Bill Green of Marion (1975 and 1976, 1985, 1986, and 1987). Individual coaching enthusiasm, style, philosophy, and leadership aided in the diffusion of basketball as a coach traveled from town to town and school to school. Indiana Urban Center Era After 1942, the larger cities (over 25,000 in population) took over as the state basketball champions. This more recent era has belonged to Indianapolis, Muncie, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, Evansville, Marion, South Bend, Hammond, and East Chicago. Only one small town (under 5,000 in population) invaded this period, Milan in 1954. On four occasions, medium-sized cities (between 5,000 and 25,000 in population) took the top honors: Shelbyville, Jasper, Madison, and Connersville. Due to the fairly even distribution of small communities throughout the state, basketball enthusiasm seems to have diffused accordingly. Based upon attendance statistics and gate receipts, which have soared into the millions, athletes and fans look forward to the season statewide but, specifically, to the state tournament. Although there is a great deal of local interest within the individual conferences (formerly Cores), the major competitive emphasis within the state is concerned with the state basketball tournament, held annually in February and March. 5 Evolution of State Tournament The evolution of the state tournament is an interesting study. The sectionals were established in 1915, and the regionals were added in 1921. By 1935, the tournament structure was finalized as an event taking four weekends to complete. The state was divided into sixty-four sectionals, with a considerable amount of equal representation as far as number of teams in each sectional. The winners of the sixty-four sectionals advance to the next level, the regionals. The regionals produce sixteen winners, the "sweet sixteen". These sixteen teams are the participants in the four semi-state games, held for many years in Evansville, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and Lafayette. The four winners of the semi-states make up the "final four". In recent years, the finals have been held at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis. The number of tournament entries has fluctuated over the years, with 787 being the largest number of teams participating in any one year. This number has steadily decreased since the 1950"s. One very important spatial problem that was a major concern each year was the high school assignments in sectionals. Due to school consolidations and the continual process of attempting equalization within each sectional and to economic factors, the IHSA Board makes the decision annually concerning in which sectional each team was to participate. This information is completed an announced at the beginning of the calendar year. Grant County is a good example of how consolidations and school changes have altered the individual sectionals. Since 1956, Sweetser and Swayzee have become Oak Hill and Van Buren, and Jefferson Township has become Eastbrook, and Fairmount and Summitville have become Madison-Grant. Prior to 1956, several names disappeared from the county tournament listing, such as Fairmount Academy, Matthews, Gas City, Jonesboro, and St. Paul. Similar spatial changes have taken place in most Indiana counties. The sport is again being challenged. The Indiana High School Athletic Association Board voted to change the tournament structure. For the first time, there will be differing levels of competition based upon the size of each school corporation. It will remain to be seen if this will affect the long-standing tradition of basketball throughout the state. Conclusion Long standing tradition is a very intangible concept. It is created and developed by amalgamations of many tangible concepts over time. This amalgamation has happened in the case of Indiana and its relationship to the sport of basketball. The tangible concepts have been solid and strong within the state: climate, facilities, small towns and communities, tournament structure, rivalries, heroes, media, summer camp programs, the people, and the success of making transitions. These concepts have produced the intense tradition that has brought Indiana to the "hysteria" position in relationship to basketball in the United States. This phenomenon has helped to develop a distinctive geographical character that is uniquely Hoosier. Dr. Roger L. Jenkinson Department of Geography Taylor University Upland, Indiana References 1. William C. Ringenberg; Taylor University: The First 125 Years; Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1973, pg. 2. 2. Herb Schwomeyer; Hoosier Hysteria: A History of Indiana High School Basketball; Greenfield, Indiana, 1970, pgs. 3, 5, 6, 11, 14, 15, and 16. 3. Bill Mokray; Through the Hoop 2,000 Years Ago, 1971 Converse Basketball Yearbook; Malden, Massachusetts, 1971, pg. 24. 4. Later this institution was renamed Springfield College. 5. Don J. Odle; Basketball Around the World; Berne, Indiana, 1961, pgs. 55-57. 6. Lord; 1971 Converse Basketball Yearbook; pgs. 57-58. 7. Crawfordsville Journal and Review; March 22, 1944. 8. Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Association (1899), The Northwestern Indiana Athletic, Musical, and Oratorical Association (1902), The Northern Indiana Athletic League (1904), Eastern Indiana High School Athletic League (1904), The Southern Indiana Athletic Association (1899). 6


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Two rebel commanders told Reuters they expected their Palestinian allies to fight the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command (PFLP-GC) which dominates the Yarmouk enclave — a one-time refugee camp turned sprawl of apartment blocks which is run by the Palestinians themselves.
"We've been arming Palestinians who are willing to fight.. . .We have formed the Liwa al-Asifah (the Storm Brigade)which is made up of Palestinian fighters only," a rebel commander from the Suqour al-Golan (Golan Falcons) brigade said.
"Its task is to be in charge of the Yarmouk camp. We all support it and back it," he told Reuters.
Yarmouk lies at the heart of several southern Damascus districts which have seen heavy fighting between the rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA) and President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
The Palestinians would be expected to attack fighters loyal to PFLP-GC chief Ahmed Jibril, who Syrian rebels accuse of harassing and attacking them to support Assad.
"Now they [the PFLP-GC fighters] are targets for us, targets for all the FSA. All of them with no exceptions," said another rebel commander who asked not to be named.
Syria hosts half a million Palestinian refugees, mostly descendants of those admitted after the creation of Israel in 1948, and has always cast itself as a champion of the Palestinian struggle, sponsoring several guerrilla factions.
But Syria's uprising has split Palestinian loyalties, with many ordinary Palestinians sympathetic to the uprising by their fellow Sunnis.
The Islamist Palestinian Hamas movement closed its offices in Damascus earlier this year.
Palestinians have in any case been riven by factionalism for decades, their differences exacerbated by the 1975-1990 civil war in neighbouring Lebanon, where they also have a strong presence. Intra-Palestinian fighting in Syria could lead to similar tensions in Lebanon.
Residents at Yarmouk, home to about 150,000 Palestinians, said gunmen had been seen in the streets and some people kidnapped in recent days, eight of whom had been killed. It was not clear who was responsible.
A bomb exploded on Wednesday under the car of a Syrian army colonel in Yarmouk, although he was not in the vehicle, the opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. A Syrian rebel commander claimed responsibility, calling it a "gift to Jibril's people which will be followed by others."
Syria hosts many Palestinian factions which fought Israel and also each other in the 1970s and 1980s.
Some like Fatah, the group of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, fought Syrian forces in Lebanon during the civil war and its fighters still bear a grudge against Assad and his late father, Hafez al-Assad.
The creation of a Palestinian rebel group could mark an opportunity to settle historic scores with the Assad dynasty.
Palestinians officials in Syria refused to comment while a Palestinian official in Lebanon said: "We do not want any Palestinian involvement in the incidents in Syria, what is happening there is an internal matter."
Activists estimate that at least 32,000 people have been killed in the 19-month revolt against Assad.
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Academy Award-nominee Amy Adams is about to reach new heights, as she has been cast as Lois Lane in the new Superman movie.
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The 28-member alliance, the keystone of U.S. and European security, was reacting to its most serious crisis in years: Russia's unilateral annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3119 days 13 hours 32 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2215 days 7 hours 17 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2205 days 2 hours 48 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
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Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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Fresh from hosting City Time Traveller, a 12-part architectural travel series that recently aired on Channel NewsAsia, award-winning Singapore-based eco architect Jason Pomeroy shares with travel 3Sixty° the inspiration behind his love of design, his favourite project and what cities may look like in the future.
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Finished With Fins
Having evolved to perfection over millions of years, the shark is now on the brink of extinction no thanks to indiscriminate harvesting of its fins. Despite its terrifying reputation, this creature is under serious threat and may be totally wiped out if the citizens of Earth do not stand up and say that they are "FINished with Fins!"
Words: Shark Savers Malaysia
Women of Asia
This month, we chat with the cast of the Singaporean production of Women of Asia, a play that portrays the plight of Asian women through a series of stories combining dance, comedy and tragedy. Written and directed by acclaimed playwright Asa Gim Palomera, the play, which garnered rave reviews in Bangkok and Melbourne, opens in the city state with a stellar cast featuring Koh Chieng Mun (KCM), Nadia Abdul Rahman (NAR), Kimberly Chan (KC) and Nora Samosir (NS).
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|PerSuaSiVe SoftWorX: More keyfiles
Andreas R. Kleinert has made some more keyfiles publicly available at his homepage. Those are intended for some of his programs which will appear at the Aminet soon.
The keyfiles are for the following products, the first four of them support the PPC (PowerUp):
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|Motorola officially announces stock market flotation of Freescale
As reported by Heise, Motorola announced official the planned stock market flotation of Freescale semiconductor to the US stock exchange authorities. An actual date for that has not been announced yet.
Motorola will keep 92% of the votes at Freescale first and hopes to raise up to 2.5 billion US Dollar by selling the stocks. Further details are to obtain from Heise (German).
PowerPC processors by Motorola/Freescale are used with the AmigaOne by Eyetech as well as with the Pegasos by Genesi. The latter company just announced to have held a Pegasos trainig seminar for Freescale employees. (snx) (Translation: ub)
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|Tulip: New Beginning for the Commodore Trademark (Update)
Tulip Computers N.V. made know at a press conference today that a range of entertainment products under the trademark Commodore may be looked forward to.
The prelude is the production of a mini-game-console by the name of C-64 Direct-to-TV that should appear on the market in the second half of the year for about 30 euros. It is projected to have 30 popular C64 games (for example Summer Games, Winter Games, California Games) (amiga-news.de reported).
Additionally the earlier Commodore machines like VIC-20 and PET will be accomodated by USB memory sticks, and transportable music data reproduction equipment will be offered: FPet, Mpet und eVic. (snx) (Translation: dm)
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|Genesi: Status report / First Open Desktop Workstations assembled in Las Vegas
Today, Genesi published a press release and a status report (Watts Happening!) which we are quoting below:
Press release: Genesi completes first production in Las Vegas
7-June-2004 Genesi completed its first major US production of Open Desktop Workstations during the first week of June. The systems were built at the Easter Seals facility in North Las Vegas. This assembly operation involved training developmentally disabled adults in computer assembly procedures under the guidance of an Easter Seals supervisor and Genesi-USA General Manager Paul Adams (photo 1, photo 2).
An important part of this process was the Genesi Operational Method Sheet (PDF file, 1.8 MB), which is a Pegasos assembly procedure picture book. During the production, Easter Seals supervisors conducted an assembly time study to determine the terms of the contract to be completed for future assembly operations. Genesi will continue to build systems at the Easter Seals facility until the assembly crew is fully trained and comfortable with the process.
Watts Happening!
We figured it was time for an update as a long time Genesi/bplan supporter responded to an email we sent out this morning to the Image Installer Team and suggested we make some of the information public. The email was primarily sent to thank Michael Heider, Christian Geier and Erhard Bruse for their continued support. Here are some details included in the email:
We wanted to let you know that Sven [Luther, Genesi's Linux coordinator]will be arriving here in Austin, Texas with us tonight. Sven will be here this week to teach the Freescale/Motorola Applications Engineering Team everything they need to know and generally assist them so that they can conduct a four hour class on the Pegasos for the 200+ Freescale Global Field Application Engineers that gather here this week for the Global FAE Conference. Sven will train the trainers. At the end of the week, every Freescale office in the world will have at least one person who knows how to do all the basic things on the Pegasos that they need to do to be able to use and prepare the machine as a solution to customers.
We also wanted you to know that every Pegasos that we produced two weeks ago for commercial release has been shipped to the USA and assembled here into Open Desktop Workstations. [...] They will begin to arrive at their intended destinations starting tomorrow.
We explain all this to you because we want you to understand (as mentioned in the post yesterday) that we have been delivering units to a large customer since March. As you you will understand, these invoices requires us to layout 13-16 weeks in ADVANCE of production the funds for many components required to produce ALL the boards to be delivered before the FIRST boards are made. We cannot order components for just what we need when we need it. These boards are then built into cases with memory, hard drives, power supplies and graphics cards at a further expense to satisfy the ultimate purchase order. Once they are delivered to this customer, the customer pays at a minimum of 60 days later AS THEY ARE DELIVERED. Our first delivery in March will not be settled by them until early JULY as we had to get into their financial management and accounting system. This is the reason there are no boards available for any one else at the moment. We can only make so many and they all go to the same customer, who already wants more than we can provide.
When we have enough boards to spare the Image Installer Team is HIGH on the list to get them. We appreciate your work.
We have to leave out some secret sauce stuff...
We went on to explain in some things that will be happening at Smart Networks Developer Forum, Europe. The details will be found here when they are announced HERE. Friday, 1 October after SNDF, Genesi will host a special day of Pegasos Developer workshops that will filled with a full spectrum of Pegasos related programming and development issues. Matt Sealey will be coordinating developer participation for Genesi.
Finally, we also sent this email out yesterday to Resellers that defines a Pilot Program in which Genesi and its strategic partners will provide machines for various organizations and groups. You can read an edited version of the presentation Genesi Pilot Programs online. (If someone would like to clean that up for us just let Matt know...) We will be announcing a number of Pilot Programs with Avalanche in the weeks ahead and these other pilot programs as well.
Genesi continues to march ahead. Things are coming back together.
P.S.: Bounties.MorphZone.org is coming soon. (snx)
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Release Notes for Symantec RapidFire Updates v8.00
|Created: 2006-01-14
|Updated: 2006-01-15
|Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH113307
RapidFire Updates provides bv-Control products with the latest vulnerability assessment queries and service packs through the Web. These updates can be download either manually or automatically.
RapidFire Updates allows you to:
- List new available updates
- Create a schedule to download updates automatically
- Use accelerated download mode
- download and apply updates manually
- View RapidFire Updates download history
This version of RapidFire Updates is not compatible with bv-Control for UNIX and bv-Control for Internet Security. Therefore, you should continue using RapidFire Updates provided by bv-Control for UNIX and bv-Control for Internet Security.
|System Requirements
RapidFire Updates has minimum system requirements for installation and use. Before installing RapidFire Updates, make sure that your system meets these requirements.
The following recommended requirements include the requirements for the RMS Console:
- Pentium® II 450 MHz
- 300 MB of free disk space
- SVGA monitor that supports 256 colors with the display set to 800 x 600 pixels
- Microsoft® Windows® 2000 SP3 (server or workstation), Windows XP® Professional SP1, or Windows Server™ 2003 or later
- Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5 SP1 or later
- Microsoft® Outlook® 2000 or Novell® GroupWise® 5.5, Lotus Notes® v5.0 or Lotus Domino (only required for e-mailing export files)
- Microsoft® Excel (required for Excel (using OLE) export files)
- Client for Microsoft® Networks
- Pentium III 800 MHz
- 500 MB of free disk space
- Microsoft Windows 2000 SP3 (server or workstation), Windows XP Professional SP1, or Windows Server 2003 or later.
- Microsoft SQL Server v7.0 or 2000, or Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) v1.0 or 2000
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 SP1 or later
- Microsoft Outlook 2000 or Novell GroupWise 5.5, Lotus Notes v5.0 or Lotus Domino (only required for e-mailing export files)
- Microsoft Excel (required for Excel (using OLE) export files)
- Client for Microsoft Networks
- BindView RMS Console v8.00
- Task Scheduler service running on the BindView Information Server for automatic RapidFire Updates
- Internet Access on the BindView Information Server
- MSXML3 installed on both, RMS Console and Information Server machines. You can install MSXML3 from the '3rdParty' folder located on the RapidFire Updates installation CD.
Known Issues
We recommend that you review the following notes before using RapidFire Updates with the RMS Console:
- We recommend that you install MSXML3 or later, on both the RMS Console and the Information Server machines. Failing to do so may result in a few of the RapidFire Updates features not functioning correctly. You can install MSXML3 from the '3rdParty' folder located on the RapidFire Updates installation CD.
- When the Information Server is installed on a computer which is a domain member and RMS Console is installed on a computer in a workgroup, to successfully view Available Updates and access Global Coniguration dialog, the user account created on the Information Server computer for installing RMS Console needs to be a member of BV Console Admins local group of that computer.
- An additional setting is required for Microsoft Windows 2003: When RapidFire Updates client is installed on Windows 2003 and Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration is enabled, clicking on Available Updates or Download History node may pop up a dialog mentioning Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration. For RapidFire Updates to work on Windows 2003, you need to add the following link in the trusted sites zone if it is not already added.
You can do this by clicking the Add button on the Internet Explorer dialog.
- If all RapidFire clients are uninstalled and automatic updates have been set earlier, then automatic updates will still continue. To resolve this issue, before uninstalling the RapidFire client turn off automatic updates.
- If an administrator has selected to download some packages that have also been requested by another administrator, then only the first request is queued. In case the first administrator cancels the download, the other administrators are not notified about the cancellation.
- Task Lists execution: If a Task List is published in an update, after download, it will appear in the Usage Notes in Download History. If however, upon clicking its link in the Download History, it does not get added to the Task Status dialog within several minutes, the user should browse to the location (under Risk Assessment and Control folder in the RMS Console), as specified in the Usage Notes, and run the Task List from there.
|Change History
New features in RapidFire Updates v8.00
The following enhancements have been applied to RapidFire Updates:
- Support was added for downloading task lists published on RapidFire Updates Web site.
- Internationalization support.
- Not allowing viewing/download of updates if RapidFire Updates Web site is configured to be down for maintenance purposes.
- Updates marked as Critical will have an additional icon displayed next to them on the Available Updates panel as well as the Download History panel.
- You can now sort the updates by Criticality on the Available Updates page as well as the Download History panel.
- Support was added for Basic and Digest proxy authentication methods in addition to the previously supported Integrated authentication method.
- If an update published on RapidFire Updates Web site has a detailed description specified, the RapidFire Updates client will display a hyperlink Show details for the update on the Available Updates panel. Clicking the hyperlink will lead you to the detailed description. Similar behavior will be observed on the Download History panel upon download of the update.
- If a pre-defined report update published on the RapidFire Updates Web site has a Readme file specified, the RapidFire Updates client will display a hyperlink View Readme for the update on the Available Updates panel. Clicking the hyperlink will lead you to the readme file in the browser window. Similar behavior will be observed on the Download History panel upon download of the update.
Your BindView product CD contains the RapidFire Updates User Guide in Adobe® Acrobat® .pdf file format.
The BindView RapidFire Updates User Guide contains information about RapidFire Updates and about the RMS Console and Information Server. If you upgrade the RMS Console and Information Server, you should consult the BindView RMS Console and Information Server User Guide for information about the new version of the Console.
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Olympics 2012 - Olympic Football Crowd Draw is Revealed
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Former World Footballer of the Year Ronaldo helped to draw the fixtures for the football tournament at this years Olympic games
Both the woman's and men's Great Britain sides have been drawn if tough groups and with the games drawing ever closer everything is set for an exciting tournament.
All the talk focuses on whether David Beckham will feature in the GB team who, if selected would be one of the older players in the squad. Stuart Pearce has made it quite clear the Beckham along with any other potential player will be selected on form not on previous playing history.
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February 6, 2013-- Furniture Today,
ST. LOUIS — Furniture Brands International has been notified that its stock is back in compliance with a New York Stock Exchange requirement and no longer faces delisting, the company said Tuesday.
The NYSE had notified Furniture Brands on Dec. 21 that it faced delisting because its stock price had fallen below $1 per share for 30 consecutive trading days.
But in a Feb. 5 notice, the NYSE recognized that the stock has now traded above $1 for 30 trading days. Its closing price Monday was $1.40.
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Kenny Rogers and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra in Concert
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Ghost the Musical Breathes New Life Into Beloved Romance
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Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore reached across death's divide with the strength of their love -- and the help of a storefront psychic -- in the Oscar-winning film Ghost. Now Ghost the Musical, adapted for the Broadway stage by the Academy Award-winning writer of the film, relives all the memorable magic of that tragic, supernatural romance. This production of the enduring love story also boasts the addition of an original pop score written by multiple Grammy winners Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics and Glen Ballard, co-writer of Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill. Learn More
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Pacific Symphony's Opening Pops concert will be one to remember. The first half of the program will feature the world premiere concert performance of Danny Elfman's Spiderman Suite, which Elfman prepared especially for this performance! The second half of the performance will star country music legend Kenny Rogers ("The Gambler") in an unforgettable performance.
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Following up on PS3 CFW CEX ARCH 4.55 Build RC2 and their CFW ARCH 4.55 Build RC1-[noBD-Version], today French PlayStation 3 developers Dev-Team-SPT / ARCH via arachetous have returned with PS3 CFW ARCH CEX 4.60 Version No-Spoof Build RC1 for Custom Firmware users with details below.Sponsored Links
Download: [Register or Login to view links] / [Register or Login to view links] (Mirror)
MD5 Hash: C48EF5806B6FA8757D84F1DBCBEA0765
To quote, roughly translated: PS3 CFW ARCH CEX 4.60 Version No-Spoof Build RC1
Features Build RC1:
- Made out of 4.60 ofw
- Option install_package_file and app_home and are in a stealth folder named PlayStation 3
- Patch reactpsn (use latest version)
- Supports InGame XMB ScreenShot Feature
- Supports Remote Play
Patch Alphabetical:
- Patch lv0 to disable CoreOS ECDSA checking
- Patch lv2 to add peek & poke support
- Patch lv1 to disable lv2 protection
- It can run games signed with keys 4.60 (original backup game)
- Can be updated over any CFW 4.x or 3.x or Official 3.55 max.
- Patch no BT & BD
- RSOD bypass
- This CFW is stable
- Patch compatibility PSP / PS2 / PS1 remaster or Mini
- QA flag enabled by default if ps3 was QA on 3.55
- Possibility of downgrade with CFW downgrader
- Compatible with any model PS3 (fat or slim)
Note: It is better to install the CFW from recovery mode.
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Soo I just installed 4.60 ARCH cfw. When I try to launch my game (even from disk) I get this FFFFFFFF error. Wtf is that? Never seen that before...
Any help?
Here comes help , install other CFW , all 4.60cfw are buggy.


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You know him from movies like Road Trip and perhaps for his rap recordings. Tom Green is in town to perform stand up at Zanies and joined us to talk about his new projects.
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