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App lets NFC BlackBerrys open electronic locks
HID Global, makers of electronic locks for everything from server keyboards to student halls, has created an app that allows NFC-equipped BlackBerrys to be used instead of ID cards. The application will launch next year, but only runs on RIM's Bold 9900/9930 and Curve 9350/9360 handsets, as they have the necessary NFC hardware. …
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Cool, you could add the "something you have AND something you know" paradigm to opening a door by giving the app a mandatory password input when you open the door.
Well maybe not so cool for those people who come home staggering drunk...
Is that wise?
Picking a point possibly out of thin air here, but wouldn't that app be rather easy to redefine and have it cycle through possible codes and thus become a well-hidden, portable lock hack?
You know, like in films, where they run up to the door and the digits fly and *click* it opens.
Except now, Bond will run up to the door, hold up his Blackberry™...
This ain't the movies. The system would lock out completely for a period of time if this was tried.
Fail: get back in line please.
Lose your phone...
...and you lose your communications method, your contacts list, your wallet and your house keys all in one go.
Hmmm.... I don't think I'll be taking them up on this.
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Mac: AppleScripts for iPod and more released
Developer Charles Kelly has released four new AppleScripts for use with MacinTalk and iPod.
Drag-n-Drop-Text to AIFF 0.01
Drag text files and convert them to AIFF files spoken by MacinTalk.
TextEdit to MP3 0.01
Converts whatever is in TextEdit to an MP3 file spoken by MacinTalk.
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I am playing an Aiff file, and about a minute into the song it drops out for a few seconds then continues the track,,,
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Sometimes, even if you love Korean food, you just crave something from home- a burger and chips, a glazed doughnut, or a big cheesy pizza. Luckily, there is an ever-increasing number of Western chains across Korea, offering food for just these occasions. However, that's not to say the menus are exactly the same..
During the weekend of October 11-12th, 2014, members of the ISC's KHEP (Korean History, Economics, and History Program) team traveled to Sangju in Gyeongsangbukdo for a weekend of volunteer farming work with 승곡농촌체험마을 (the Seunggok Farming Experience Village), an organic farming village. Throughout the weekend, members harvested pears, red peppers, perilla, and buckwheat, as well as conversed with members of the Korean Peasants League and the Korean Women Peasants Association. Below are their reflections on the weekend experience:
Teaching ESL in South Korea for one year – fun and exhilarating.
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This New York Times article, Toward Better Teachers, is a brief, well-balanced, thoughtful piece on some of the complexities and challenges of teaching. I most strongly agree with Bruni's final point that, although teachers deserve greater support, compensation, and respect for their work, they also owe the people from whom they're demanding those things a "discussion about education that fully acknowledges the existence of too many underperformers in their ranks."
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An interview with Trazy, a great tourism website!
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This time of year is a busy one for the makgeolli and traditional liquor industry, with a number of festivals and events being held all over the country. The last Thursday of every October is also Makgeolli Day! This is a day dedicated to celebrating not just the drink itself, but all the hardworking brewers, industry professionals, and the fabulous fans of drinking our favorite brew.
No matter how much you love a country, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz was right when she said "There's no place like home". When you move away, you find new things you love, you make replacements and adjustments. But sometimes, you just want the real thing: a Mars Bar, some Nando's chicken, your favourite magazine. And, most importantly, real English tea.
Then, there are the things you don't even realise you like about home, until you're not there and can't have them anymore: the smell of going to a petrol station, turning on the radio and actually understanding what the people are talking about.
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Monday, November 24, 2014
Remembering Mike Nichols the Performer
As you no doubt already heard, yesterday marked the passing of a man the media has aptly named an "entertainment icon" by the name of Mike Nichols. Mike earned his icon status by performing just about every major task one can perform in the modern creative arts, working as a comedian, a director, a producer, and a writer. He will be best known as the director of such films as The Graduate, for which he won an Oscar, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Catch-22, Angels in America, Working Girl, and many others. But today, we dip into the archives and take a look at the first job Nichols performed that brought him to national attention: that of one half of the comedy duo Nichols & May. READ MORE
The Best Time I Dropped Out Of College (Twice)
I dropped out of college the first time in a bright kind of fall. The college, because I'm Canadian, was actually called university, and the university was of Western Ontario, a great, big, unevenly beautiful school at which both of my parents had matriculated. It would have been nice if that's why I too had enrolled, or why my decision was forcibly encouraged; the real reason was that the U. of W.O. was a 12-minute drive from our house, where as a stay-at-home student I'd cost a lot less, help with the chores, and continue to attend our evangelical hell-hole of a church.
Resigned, I spent my first year of an undeclared major wearing comfortable shoes and riding the city bus to school. I remember making very few friends. One of them I kissed for 20 minutes by the light of a neon Sublime poster, and when my mother read my diary to find this out, she not only sat me down for a long talk with my dad, but also, the following Wednesday, showed up at 3:10 p.m. to an even longer lecture on Hegel. Five hundred students of Modern European History turned to look at her. I looked for a sharpened pencil. She just had a feeling, she said to me later in the van, that I was doing something here besides learning.
Amy Lombard attended a Brady Bunch convention for VICE. Brady Bunch convention?! I can hear you thinking. Yes! That's obvious. What took them so long?
According to Jodi Ritzen, an organizer for BradyCon, they decided to hold the weekend after they saw a successful Monkees convention earlier in the year.
For a show that went off the air forty years ago, there's a pretty good turnout—and to answer your question, Greg and Peter showed up, Marcia, Jan, and Bobby didn't. As for Cindy:
From across the room, I spotted the piercing blue eyes of [...] Susan Olsen—also known as Cindy, the youngest Brady sister. At the convention, Olsen was surrounded by cat and dog shit–shaped candies.
Cindy are you ok????
Fathers Head To The Kitchen
Mr. Kreisberg is a freelance copy writer, a husband and a father. He is also a member of what he and other men describe as an often overlooked portion of the population: the growing number of working dads who cook.
"We do a lot more than barbecue," Mr. Kreisberg said wryly...
"It really frustrates me that this is so often framed as a women's issue," said Natalie Pacholl, the mother of a 3-year-old who lives in Vancouver, Wash., and works for a high-tech manufacturing company. "Where are the dads in most of these discussions?"
Where are the dads in most of these discussions about parents and household meals? At the grocery store, I guess, buying food for dinner. Where are the dads in conversations about grocery stores, though? Where are the dads right now? Where are the dads heading after the kitchen? What are the dads doing? What are the dads thinking? What are the dads reading? Have you heard from the dads lately? Are the dads hanging out without us? What is a dad? Have you seen my dad?
Anyway, this article answers at least one of those questions.
Weekend Roundup / Open Thread
Hell yeah fucking right today's weekend roundup post is a photo of Gushers. We've been talking a lot about self-care around these parts lately; I have a few things I do when I need to recharge, but lately it's been shutting everything down for 30 minutes, cueing up an episode of a funny show—The Mindy Project or Futurama, usually—and devouring a pack of those goddamned delicious explosive snack treats we call Gushers. I highly recommend.
This week, we: were tired of your shit (in art!), peed on ourselves, threw a dinner party, celebrated Danny DeVito, found that Richard really was a Dick, saw Foxcatcher, could not unhear, asked our partner 39 questions, reviewed store catalogs, "stuck a very small pin in his posterior hole", remembered our summer, had Cars mansplained to us, felt our feelings, and generally had a bang-up time.
This week, the Hairpin was called a cult women's website. Expect your badges and initiation forms soon.
Found under Ladies, Killing It: Marie Lodi wrote about online friendships for Rookie, Jaya Saxena and Some Man are interviewed in the paper of record about #dads, Arabella Sicardi is just plain famous, and Ellen Cushing wrote this crazy-insightful piece on Uber for San Francisco magazine. AWWWWRIIIGHT.
I hope you have a warm, restful weekend, and I can't wait to see you back here Monday. I am going to eat more Gushers now.
Election Season in Sierra Leone
In October 2012, I went to Sierra Leone to cover the elections, the first without a peacekeeping presence since the end of the civil war. I didn't have to wait long before I ran into Reagan Bush, a man gifted in the art of mocking earnest American writers. I met him in a bar that was just a concrete hutch decorated with warm cans of Fanta and baggies of plantain chips. When Andy and I walked in, looking for a quick lunch on our way into the jungle, we saw two drunk police officers. Before long, the bald, skinny one staggered over to our table.
"Ah, you are American! I love America. My name is Reagan Bush!"
"America kills its enemies," he said, swaying drunkenly, waving his arms. "China, Russia, France, England, they are all—" here Reagan Bush kicked the air. "Qaddafi killed Americans. Now where is Qaddaffi?" Reagan Bush slid a finger across his throat. "Osama bin Laden killed Americans! Now where is bin Laden? Where is he?!"
"He's dead," I said.
"I support Nick Romney," he said, "because he says he will kill the enemies of America. Jimmy Carter was a very weak president." He then named all the US presidents since Nixon, recited their years in office, and considered whether they were strong or weak. "If anyone gives you any trouble, call me. I will kill him," he added. He wrote down his phone number with handwriting that was admirably neat for a drunk man. After a final round of congratulations, Reagan Bush lurched out into the street.READ MORE
What Makes Us Feel Better When We're Sad?
Everyone has a favourite activity for when they're mildly depressed. For some, it's huddling in bed with a comforter pulled up around their ears to shield against this cruel world; for others, it's donning neon underwear and blasting "Deceptacon" for an impromptu bedroom dancing party.
My own ministrations involve watching old episodes of Freaks and Geeks I've already seen at least four times, soothing myself with the familiarity. (If I need a quick hit of joy, it's straight to Youtube to watch a 47-second clip of Bill Haverchuck stutter "You cut me off mid funk!") When that's not working, I go watch videos of Michael Clark. For the unitiated who may not share my interest in post-punk and wacky outfits—Michael Clark is the apotheosis of the two combined. He was the enfant terrible of 1980s contemporary dance and you can watch old videos of him leaping gracefully along to the jagged guitar screeches of The Fall in ass-baring leotards or polka dot face paint. And now that it's November, I'll surrender to the sweeping melancholy of the Arcade Fire's The Suburbs and let the music seep into my listless limbs.
The point is, no one is immune to getting the mean reds, the SADs, the abject paralyzing fear of continuing to live your own life. No matter what you want to call it we all have our own unique ways of coping with the world when everything turns to shit, and I've made it my mission to collect some of the "sadness routines" of some of my favourite people on the Internet and IRL.
So here's to buying an entire box of Hallowe'en candy for yourself and eating it while watching The Craft. Here's to buying overpriced essential oils and pouring them in the bath. Here's to putting your socks in the microwave to warm your feet. And most of all, here's to allowing ourselves to wallow and assuage our guilt with the knowledge that hopefully soon we'll feel temporarily a little bit better. READ MORE
College application stress be damned: here is the application that any journalists wanting to cover Will & Kate's trip to the States will have to submit, along with "a scanned copy of an official media ID (as provided by an international organisation or US/UK/foreign government), or a letter from your bureau chief, on official letterhead, confirming your assignment."
Gonna get Haley to draw a hairpin at the top of a sheet of looseleaf, write "lol, idk" with her signature, and I'm gonna send it in. I really need to ask her about this [nsfw]. | November 21, 2014
How To Write An Email
Mary Beard knows everything about everything, so if she says she knows the right and wrong way to send an email, I believe her.
I have to say that, despite what I have just said, I actually prefer those emails which are exactly as old-fashioned letters would have been: "Dear Mary... Yours, Simon" (I hope Dr Heffer is reading this, because it to you whom I refer, though I rather doubt you are!). I find myself more irritated with those much more email specific locutions, that play too much with the apparent familiarity of the genre.
I, for example, do use "Hi Simon" (though not to Dr Heffer), but sort of hate myself when I do.
She has a particular dislike for emails that start with "Dear Mary, I hope this email finds you well..." ("Did letters once start like that? Maybe they did, but not any that I used to receive. And it does seem the worst sort of inanity.") and emails that fake a certain kind of friendly intimacy, i.e. "Dear Mary, I hope you are having a lovely holiday.." "Err sorry, sunshine," Mary retorts, "I have been, and am, working my socks off, and while you might think this is a holiday (and honestly you shouldn't, as you should be working too), I DONT."
This is bringing up a lot of questions for me. I mean, I know "I hope you are well" is a dumb way to start an email, but it's also dumb to start an email with just "Hey I need something from you do it right now you dumb idiot," which is pretty much what you're implying when you don't even make an attempt at a dumb statement that shows you recognize you're speaking to a human being with their own lives and their own priorities and you're sorry for interrupting that with your dumb email.
On the other hand, if Mary Beard emailed me "jump" I would email her back "how high." So.
Perhaps the only solution is to never email anyone ever again.
Spending Money To Make Money: The Cost of Getting Your Law License
This year I graduated law school, took and passed the bar, and was admitted as an attorney in my state. It's a given that law school itself is expensive. But like a lot of other professional programs, there are also tons of costs when you're coming out of law school that I didn't really think about until I had to. Since you have to be licensed in order to work and make that sweet professional salary, there's no getting around some of them. For lawyers, of course, there's the bar.
One option for law students are bar loans. My school was mysteriously quiet about this process, but they are the most common option for people who need to borrow in order to cover their post-grad expenses. Basically, your school confirms to the federal government that you will need extra funds to cover "education-related expenses" after you graduate. This allows you to then apply for more federal loans. If you miss the deadline to do this (December for my year), private loans are available, and are also called bar loans, and they typically come with the same or similar terms as most private student loans.
If it is at all possible, the best bet is to plan for this expense at the beginning of your final year: you can set aside any loan money you take out and earmark it for your bar expenses, or you can opt not to take out the maximum amount of federal loans offered to you, and go back and take it out later. This is what I was lucky enough to be able to do, and it's worked out well. READ MORE
Men Explain Cars To Me
In the summer of 2011, a friend convinced me to try make a profile on OkCupid. I filled my profile with jokes because I wanted project a certain personality: "haha look how not seriously I am taking this, I am a carefree and fun girl, please date me."
When OkCupid asked what I spend a lot of time thinking about, well. I did not hesitate:
I went on exactly two dates with two different men within the first month of creating the account before I lost interest. And yet I never got around to deleting my profile. Every few weeks I would log on and my inbox would be filled with messages: a couple of them would just be stock lines ("hey ur cute wanna grab a drink?"). The rest were all theories about the movie Cars. Some made me think, some made me roll my eyes, others brought up existential questions in other animated films; all of them entertained me. I finally deleted my OkCupid account, having never found love, but instead something much better: a deeper insight into the Pixar movie Cars.
The League of Ordinary Ladies: How Was Your Summer?
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This is FAST Corp. — the acronym stands for Fiberglass Animals, Shapes, and Trademarks — one of the country's most intriguing and entertaining niche manufacturers. FAST uses these molds to cast large fiberglass statues that have become icons of roadside Americana. If you've ever seen a big steer perched atop a steakhouse, a giant soft-serve cone in front of an ice cream stand, or a Bob's Big Boy statue, FAST probably made it.
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It's an invitation that is nearly impossible to resist: a dog rolls over and offers his belly for rubbing. Petite, paunchy, fluffy or hairless — exposed dog tummies demand a good rub or scratch. But why do so many dogs like it so much?
Dr. Margaret Gruen, DVM, MVPH, Diplomat of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists and a Veterinary Behaviorist at the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, notes that although both cats and dogs expose their bellies, their reasons can differ. Cats often lie on their backs in a defensive posture, which is not an invitation for a belly rub, she explains, while dogs have other motives. "Dogs expose their bellies as part of a submissive display, sometimes during play, and with people they are comfortable with," says Dr. Gruen. The submissive element doesn't mean that the pup is not enjoying the rub. If the dog is comfortable with the person who is petting him, the pup will sometimes roll onto his back to increase belly access. "It seems that in these dogs, the belly rub feels good," she says.
A different behavior occurs when a dog rolls on his back as soon as he is approached. "These dogs may be showing submissive behavior," explains Dr. Gruen, "especially if it is accompanied by other submissive postures such as tucking tails or licking lips." In these cases, attempting a belly rub is not the best response — at least not at first, as the pup could feel intimidated by someone leaning in for a rub. "For these dogs, the best way to make them feel comfortable is to get low, as by sitting down, and call the dog over without leaning or reaching over them," says Dr. Gruen.
Dr. Gruen says that generally, when a dog rolls over for a belly rub, there's no reason not to give one. But it is important to note that rolling a dog onto his back in order to give him a belly rub (if the dog did not roll there himself) is not advised, as "it can make the dog anxious and upset." Dr. Gruen says there are situations where tummy rubs may not be desired. "Watch your dog for cues that he would like a belly rub — dogs may not wish to expose their bellies in all circumstances, such as when outside or in unfamiliar surroundings."
You don't need to be concerned if your dog doesn't like having his belly rubbed, notes Dr. Gruen, because just like people, he may have different ideas about what feels good. "However, a dog owner may need to be concerned if a belly rub, or any gentle handling, is associated with aggression," she adds. For instance, if your dog growls during a belly rub, Dr. Gruen advises you just get up and walk away. She also suggests that you contact your veterinarian, because "pain, illness and behavioral disorders can contribute to aggression, and should be addressed with a professional."
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Low-Sew Pinata Pup Halloween Costume
This year celebrate Halloween with your best friend fiesta style. Easily craft a piñata-inspired costume for your dog using felt, hot glue and just a bit of hand stitching.
Materials Needed:
- 1/2 yard each of felt fabric in orange, red, blue, green, pink, purple and yellow
- plain dog T-shirt one size larger than they normally wear
- hot glue gun and glue sticks
- thin elastic
- narrow ribbon in coordinating colors
- needle and thread
- scissors
- rotary cutter and cutting mat
- ruler
- 2 pom poms
Cut and Fringe Felt Strips
First, measure the back area of your pup's tee to determine the length of strips you need. Use your rotary cutter, ruler and mat to cut several 1-inch-wide strips of each of the felt colors. Note: The amount of strips needed will depend upon the size of your pup. Create the fringed effect by making small evenly spaced cuts along each strip with scissors (Image 1).
Begin Attaching Strips
Starting along the T-shirt's neckline, add a thin line of hot glue then cover with a fringed felt strip. Tip: Glue a few inches at a time to keep glue from drying too quickly. Gently lift up the strip, add another line of glue then attach a second and third strip (Image 1).
Complete Shirt
Continue attaching strips, alternating colors as you go, until the entire back of the shirt is covered. Cut off any extra felt around the shirt's side seams and add a coordinating felt strip around the armholes, neckline and bottom of the shirt (Image 1).
Create Hat
Cut two hat forms out of felt (Image 1). Starting about 1/4" down from the top, begin attaching fringed felt strips, alternating colors as you go (Image 2). Tip: Allow for a slight overhang of each felt strip, which will be cut off in a later step (Image 3).
Create Cone Shape
When the entire form is finished, fold it over with the fringed pieces on the inside and hand-sew or glue the edges together to create a seam. Cut off any excess felt and turn the cone-shaped hat right-side-out again. Tip: Use hot glue to secure any felt pieces that have shifted. When both hats are complete, hand-sew them together with the seams pointing to the back.
Finishing Touches
To finish the mini hats, cut two strips of each color ribbon and stitch onto the top of each hat using needle and thread. Hot-glue on a yellow pom-pom to cover the stitching. Next, measure the length of elastic you need to stretch under your pup's chin, then cut the elastic 1" shorter than the measurement so it will fit comfortably but snugly. Hot-glue the ends of the elastic to the inside of the hat and cover the attachment spot with a tiny square of felt to better secure it (Image 1). Dress your pup in their new Halloween costume, making any necessary adjustments to ensure that both the T-shirt and hat fit comfortably (Image 2).
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A New Plymouth bar owner whose security staff were allegedly savaged by three Southland Sharks basketballers has got the apology he demanded.
Doc van Praagh, of Crowded House Bar and Cafe, has received a personal apology via email from Southland Sharks general manager Jill Bolger in regards to the Sunday morning brawl that allegedly left two of his security guards knocked out cold and stomped on.
Van Praagh yesterday said it was bad form Bolger had apologised to the Southland community but not the New Plymouth security staff hurt in the attack.
Today the publican said he had received a personal apology from Bolger late yesterday afternoon.
''It arrived yesterday but I was picking the kids up from school and didn't see it until today,'' he said.
The demand for an apology came after police arrested three Sharks players, aged 19, 21 and 28, on Sunday in relation to the incident.
The players charged are Reuben Te Rangi, Leon Henry and Shea Ili. Between them, they face four charges of assault with intent to injure, which carries a maximum sentence of three years' jail.
The players have been remanded to appear before the New Plymouth District Court on June 19.
On Monday, Bolger voiced an apology about the incident to The Southland Times.
"We apologise wholeheartedly to the Southland community, fans, sponsors, partners," she said.
Everyone involved with the Sharks was distraught over the incident but there was a need to "hear both sides of the story and let the police investigation take its course" she told the Times.
Coach Paul Henare described the past two days as the toughest he has had to deal with in his life.
He did not want to be seen as defending the actions of his players but did want to point out the three players who were arrested were the only members of the Sharks team and management involved in the incident.
Reports that the whole team was involved were wrong, with the rest of the team already at the hotel, he said. He also clarified that they opted not to attend the after-match function because they were told there would be a delay in serving the food at the function.
Instead they opted to eat at the hotel because many players were hungry, he said.
The Mountain Airs are scheduled to play the Sharks again on Sunday in Invercargill.
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PanARMENIAN.Net - Terrorists have substantially changed their methods of communication since leaks by former U.S. intelligence operative Edward Snowden, hindering intelligence agencies' efforts to track them, a senior British security official said on Tuesday, April 29, according to Reuters.
"The Snowden effect has been a very, very severe one," Stephen Phipson, a director at Britain's Office for Security and Counter Terrorism (OSCT), told a London security conference.
Snowden, a former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor, caused international uproar last June when he disclosed details of the extent of surveillance and electronic intelligence gathering by his former employers and by the British equivalent GCHQ to the Washington Post and Britain's Guardian newspaper.
"Our adversaries, the terrorists out there, now have full sight of the sorts of tools and range of techniques that are being used by government," he said. "I can tell you data shows a substantial reduction in the use of those methods of communication as a result of the Snowden leaks."
Snowden fled the United States where he faces espionage charges and has since been granted temporary asylum in Russia.
In his initial revelations, he told the newspapers the NSA was mining the personal data of users of Google, Facebook, Skype and other U.S. companies under a secret program codenamed Prism.
Further leaks suggested the United States had monitored phone conversations of some 35 world leaders, including Germany's Angela Merkel, while GCHQ has been accused of intercepting millions of Yahoo Inc webcam chats as part of massive surveillance operations.
The flood of accusations prompted U.S. President Barack Obama to announce reforms in January to scale back the NSA program and to ban eavesdropping on the leaders of close friends and allies of the United States.
Britain says its intelligence agencies have stayed within the law and that there is rigorous oversight of their actions.
"Some of the methods he (Snowden) describes that government uses to track terrorism, as a natural consequence, you see terrorists trying to use other methods of communication," Phipson later told a small group of reporters.
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DANA POINT, Calif.—Rewind three years.
Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein had abruptly resigned on Halloween. One week later, in the absence of a new head of baseball operations, Boston arrived at the 2005 G.M. meetings in California with a four-man team of Craig Shipley, Ben Cherington, Jed Hoyer and Peter Woodfork in charge of the team's decision making.
No matter how competent the work of the interim decision-makers—it is worth remembering, after all, that the G.M. meetings that year laid the groundwork for the bold acquisition of pitcher Josh Beckett—it was difficult to deny the whiff of tumult. The Sox seemed like an organization that had gone in the span of 12 months from paragon to parody.
Epstein made his infamous costumed exit from Fenway Park on Halloween. Word of an organizational schism between the organization's baseball operations and business models came to light.
The team was amidst a radical on-field remake as well. The entire infield of third baseman Bill Mueller, shortstop Edgar Renteria, second baseman Tony Graffanino and first baseman Kevin Millar was replaced that winter, and centerfielder Johnny Damon would soon leave for the Yankees.
This year, such turmoil seems a distant memory. Though the Sox lost in the seventh game of the American League Championship Series, the strength of their organization was apparent, from bottom to top.
The team had the depth to come within a single win of the World Series, despite a wrecking ball of injuries and the mid-year hurricane created by Manny Ramirez. A combination of skilled veterans, a raft of young talent and shrewd mid-year trades (all supported by exceptional resources) permitted the Sox to compete in a season when they easily could have been steamrolled.
The team features a young nucleus that should permit its success for the long haul. Likewise, the team's decision-making structure has never looked so stable as it does at this moment.
Epstein confirmed yesterday that he signed a contract extension to continue his tenure as Red Sox general manager. He did not address the terms of the deal (reported by SI.com as three years and $7 million), instead saying simply, "Hopefully, long enough but not too long."
That dodge aside, however, the straightforward negotiations between the general manager and club are indicative of a golden period for the Red Sox. The team has won two of the past five World Series, and made postseason appearances in five of the past six seasons.
At a time when teams are starting to contemplate the changes that they will have to pursue prior to the 2008 season, Epstein could reflect instead on what the Red Sox already are.
"When you sit back and think about one day being a general manager, this is exactly the sort of organization you'd want to work for," said Epstein. "We have great fans, great ownership resources and, just as important, a tremendous foundation carved by our scouting and player development departments which, if we don't screw it up, should lead to some long-term success. That's why we're all in this game: to work with good people and to try to win the World Series as many times as you can."
The Red Sox owners are on board with that mission statement. They continue to pour resources into building a perennial contender.
After coming within a single win of a World Series title this year, the organizational commitment to fielding a winner has only increased. At a time when several teams are wondering how the looming financial crisis will impact their operating budgets, the Sox do not feel trepidation as they approach the free-agent and trade markets.
"We want to be smart about it," said team chairman Tom Werner, who dropped by the G.M. meetings. "You don't want to make a long-term deal that's not going to work in four or five years. We're always interested in length and price. But there's nobody who we're going to say, 'He's not fair game to talk about.'
"We're definitely not going to stand pat this offseason," Werner continued. "Nobody likes to win more than we do. You could say, 'You were only a hit away from getting to the World Series.' But my feeling is that we need to improve our team this year in the toughest division in baseball."
In fact, the Sox have as many resources at their disposal as they have at any point since Werner, principal owner John Henry and CEO Larry Lucchino took control of the team at the start of the 2002 season.
The team's opening day payroll was down roughly $10 million at the start of this season, and significant additional money could come off the books with the expected departures and/or salary reductions of free agents Curt Schilling, Jason Varitek, Mark Kotsay, Paul Byrd and Mark Kotsay.
Because they are no longer as reliant on pricey veterans as they were just a few years ago, the Sox now feature a host of players making little more than the major-league minimum. Homegrown talent, then, is creating a chance for the club to add big-ticket items.
"Because we have a lot of contributing young players, we have some flexibility now. We have some room to add if we so choose," said Epstein. "But we also have to keep in mind that those same young players are gaining service time and gaining (salary arbitration) rights and they're going to start making a lot more money soon, and in some cases now."
The benefits of youth are not merely limited to an impact on the payroll. Because a once-fallow farm system is now flourishing, giving the Sox a host of chips that could be used in potential deals. The team has depth in centerfield (Coco Crisp and Jacoby Ellsbury) and a wealth of promising young arms (Clay Buchholz, Michael Bowden, Justin Masterson) that it might be able to leverage in a potential blockbuster.
Likewise, the team is positioned to choose which areas it wants to address. Aside from catcher—a position where the team doesn't have an official starter thanks to the free-agent status of longtime stalwart Jason Varitek—the Sox do not feel as if they need to make moves out of necessity.
Other G.M.s at the winter meetings busily rattle off their areas of deficiency, whether a desire to bolster their bullpen or their starting pitching or a need to become more athletic. Epstein, in contrast, believes that the Sox are in a position to treat this offseason as an opportunity to seek improvements, rather than to address shortcomings.
"I think we're positioned to engage teams on a number of different fronts," said Epstein. "It's a nice position to be in relative to, say, four or five years ago.
"With the exception of the catching issue, which we have to deal with, we don't have any glaring holes…Our team happens to be pretty well rounded. We can pick our spots where we want to get better."
Those sentiments underscore the strength and stability of the organization. The days of turmoil are all but forgotten, replaced by a striking sense that the success of the Sox will remain sustainable for years to come.
Alex Speier is a Senior Writer for WEEI.com.
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No bowler exemplifies the art of the legbreak as much as Shane Warne does; no bowler ever will
December 20, 2010
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Shane Warne will probably never play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground again, but a corner has been marked out for him. In October 2008, in the bowels of the ground, the National Sports Museum activated "Shane Warne: Cricket Found Me", in which a three-dimensional image of Warne speaks for more than 10 minutes, seemingly ex tempore, while appearing to walk around a dressing room.
The technology is remarkable; Warne himself, however, is more remarkable still. He was required to speak about his career to a camera, without prop or prompts, in one uninterrupted take. As you observe, he did so effortlessly, without ever breaking eye contact - or, perhaps more accurately, lens contact. Elsewhere in the museum, a simulacrum of the Australian Rules footballer James Hird, an intelligent and well-spoken young man, goes through the same routine in a similar display: his attention falters, his eyes dart away, his body language is tentative. You watch Warne again. You hate to admit it but it's true: he seems to be talking to you. Now that is charisma.
Warne was an extraordinary bowler. It can't really be said often enough. He will personify legbreak bowling for as long as the skill exists. If and when an outstanding new purveyor achieves note, the question will be: how does he compare with Warne? As fascinating to watch as were Anil Kumble and Mushtaq Ahmed, Warne's was the style to study and emulate - so simple, so unadorned, so apparently artless. So epic were his feats, too, that it is hard to recall legbreak bowling before him. In the 1980s, of course, there were the mysteries and intrigues of Abdul Qadir. But Qadir's wickets down under cost 61 runs each. Had Cormac McCarthy written a novel of Australian cricket at the time, in fact, it would have been called No Country for Young Legspinners. That was certainly the attitude, when Warne first played Sheffield Shield, of his captain Simon O'Donnell and coach Les Stillman. Seldom has received wisdom been more promptly and utterly routed.
Warne cut a swathe through batsmen in the early 1990s who had seen nothing remotely similar for generations - which was amazing. Then he cut another swathe and another - which was miraculous. After his Test debut in England, with its fabled "Gatting ball", Warne's bowling average was 28. It diminished to 22.55, grew to 26.7, and finally settled at 25.4. Until then legspin had been a speculative investment, cricket's venture capital; Warne made it into bowling bricks and mortar. Everything told you it should be otherwise. Batsman would get used to him. Coaches would work him out. Curators would prepare flat pitches. All these were before the physical dangers Warne posed to himself, for legspin involves colossal efforts at pivotal points in the human anatomy. And, to an extent, all the aforementioned possibilities eventuated. In each case, though, Warne rose to the challenge of counteracting them. He kept getting batsmen bowled. He get kept getting them lbw. He kept getting them WTF. He had almost no right to, but he did.
Yet even then, this doesn't quite do him justice, for Warne was no more to be considered simply a bowler than Marilyn Monroe was to be deemed merely as an actress. He was a presence, on the field, in the game, in the media, in the mind. To each delivery, there was a whole preamble, sometimes theatrical, sometimes languorous, always captivating. As he dawdled before his trademark saunter, he would curl the ball from hand to hand, an action both predatory and dainty, feeling his own powers of torque communicated through the ball, keeping the batsman in his crouch that little longer than perhaps was comfortable - time for thought, time for doubt. That pause: it was almost imperceptible, yet time would seem to stand still. It called to mind Paul Keating's parliamentary retort when quizzed by his rival John Hewson as to why he did not call an early election: "The answer is, mate, I wanna do you slowly."
|He kept getting batsmen bowled. He get kept getting them lbw. He kept getting them WTF. He had almost no right to, but he did
In the last few years of his career, these performances of Warne's bordered on burlesque. The Ashes of 2005 and 2006-07 were series divided: there was the cricket featuring Warne, then the rest. There was brilliance, there was bluff; he was the beamish boy one moment, the blowhard the next. He was seldom outbowled, hardly outfoxed, never out-talked. His manner with dissenting umpires was straight from the WG Grace playbook: "They've come to watch me bowl, not you umpire."
Nor was it always a pageant of success. A day that sticks in the mind is the fourth in Perth in December 2006. Warne toiled for almost two sessions from the Prindiville Stand End, on a perfect batting wicket, in temperatures well over 40 degrees, taking 1 for 100. Yet every ball was full of willingness and will power. Every time he paused at the top of his run, you felt like the batsman was simply there for his delectation. Every time he whirled into his action, you expected a triumphant appeal to follow. At the time, it transpired, he was contemplating the retirement he announced before the next Test. You'd never have guessed: he seemed to be setting himself to bowl forever. Late that day, Glenn McGrath, spared work for the afternoon, struck crucially with the second new ball, and afterwards commented that the wickets were as much Warne's as his: how often, by the pressure he exerted, by the yakka he soaked up, that was true.
On fame in cricket, meanwhile, Warne rewrote the book. In this, to be sure, he had some help. On television in India, Sachin Tendulkar has exerted perhaps the single greatest influence; on tabloid culture in England, Ian Botham left indelible inky fingerprints. Yet Warne blazed a trail of fame everywhere cricket took him, and everywhere he took cricket. He oozed action. He radiated star quality. An expectation surrounded him, including his own of himself, as it has done few other players, and as it was once summarised by another Australian cricketer: "Every time Warne bowls he expects to take wickets. Every time he bats he expects to make runs. Every time he sees a woman he expects to get laid."
His weakness, particularly in the last of these, was an incapacity for saying no - to others, to himself. But you could sort of understand this apparently infinite suggestibility: after all, most of the time "yes" worked so damn well. And in the end Warne pulled it off: even after all his tribulations he has ended up being a good advertisement for fame. Certainly he always seemed to enjoy it - sometimes to a fault. "He loves to be loved," said his captain Steve Waugh, and the media has never outgrown its infatuation with him. For all his sometimes tetchy relations with them, too, Warne has returned the media's embrace. No past master has fitted as seamlessly into commentary as Warne - insightful, irreverent, irrepressible, even in his recent perma-tanned petrifaction.
Warne also remained, above all, absolutely true to his gift. Fame had opposite effects on Tendulkar and Botham. Tendulkar preserved his excellence by sequestering himself from a clamouring public; Botham swallowed celebrity whole and spat out self-parody. Warne swaggered down the middle of the road, living large but always bowling big, revelling in the attention while never losing the love of his craft. Even now, at 41, in the IPL, he looks completely engaged in every game, playing because he wants to, not because he has to. There are those who say he obtains wickets because he is Shane Warne; to this, Warne would undoubtedly reply: "Thanks for the compliment."
Warne has inspired books, busts, bottles of wine, hagiographies, hatchet jobs, mountains of memorabilia, even a musical. But in some respects, the MCG's installation of him is his most faithful reflection. Many, many more people saw Warne as image than reality; he is a man of comparatively few close friends and millions upon millions of acquaintances. Yet somehow, despite all the layers of mediation, all the received opinion, all the manufactured outrage, the naturalness came through, and we felt we knew him.
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BET Fall 2011 Schedule Has My Wife & Kids; ION Schedules Flashpoint In October 2011
The full weekday sitcom schedule will start at 8am with an hour of Everybody Hates Chris, followed by a two-hour block of Bernie Mac from 9am-11am. Then the 11am will have The Parkers leading into My Wife & Kids in the 12pm hour. A movie follows at 1pm then it's back to sitcoms with an hour of Everybody Hates Chris at 3pm, then The Parkers at 4pm leading into My Wife & Kids at 5pm.
On weekends, there will be a sitcom block as well. But the times vary usually. You can expect sitcoms usually between 9am-5pm on Saturdays and 10:30am-2pm on Sundays. Sitcoms include Bernie Mac, Everybody Hates Chris, The Parkers and My Wife & Kids. Stunt wise, BET will air a Girlfriends marathon, from sister network Centric, on Sunday, Oct. 8 from 8am-7pm.
If anything should change, we will be back to tell you. So keep checking everyday. And we will be back with Centric's Fall 2011 schedule very soon! Check back everyday!
We have a third update to ION's fall 2011 schedule. This time it isn't anything major, as yesterday's changes with the addition of George Lopez. ION Television previously announced they would air episodes of the Canadian drama Flashpoint but now we have a lunch date! ION Television premieres its newly acquired hit police drama Flashpoint on Tuesday, October 18 at 10pm ET/PT with new original episodes. ION Television, the new home for the award-winning series, will schedule Flashpoint in a two-hour block on Tuesdays from 10pm-12am (encores 1am and 2am) ET/PT and again on Saturdays from 9-11pm (encores 1am and 2am) ET/PT. So the schedule is only affected by these Flashpoint changes.
View (again) the updated ION Television Fall 2011 schedule.
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Jayco flamingo caravan for sale.
Two owner (us being second) $20,000
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2013 jayco flamingo
excellent condition
been on 4 trips never missed a beat
easy set up, fantastic for a young or old family sleeps 5 comfortably without annex but comes with top of the line annex (rrp$2500) with can sleep and extra 2 and have enough room for everything else to still be in there, co...mes with
fridge, microwave, hot water, lounge, table, sink, antenna, outdoor shower ( hot and cold ) , double bed, queen bed, single bed, gas connection with gas bottle, electric breaks, new rego, ...
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Made by Kakadu annexes
Upgraded PVC material
As new - used once
Includes poles, ropes, pegs and bags
Was made for 2009 Swan but will suit most models
Shade cloth on sides is beige colour
Pick up only from Cannon Hill, Brisbane
$320 ono


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Pretty good. The outlines could use more work, but overall it's good.
WTF though..
Oh Snap.... I got the song stuck in my head Great vedio though :)
Pretty creative!!>:D
Pretty good, the borders could be a little less thick. Good song and I liked how the bG" s kept moving, good flow. :D
Dude! Thanks! With this I hope to win an underdog! =D
The outlines could use a little more work
Other than that, I really enjoyed this. :) Despite how short it was.


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