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Way back in August of 2010, k-os introduced himself to our pages with a joint expressing his unshakeable confidence that God would steer him in the right direction. One year later? Still keepin' the Faith. On Part 2 of the Anchorman mixtape inclusion, the Toronto representative lets listeners know that absolutely nothing's changed. Over J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League's soulfully laid-back sample work, a holdover from the record's predecessor, the artist showcases his new and improved flows as he looks back on his time in the game, even finding a moment to administer a miniature pop music history lesson: "Here's a secret, lemme tell 'em: we're the ones who really started rock 'n' roll / Jimi Hendrix, Little Richard, platform shoes and an afro comb…" T-Dot neighbor Drake reprises his role on the guest tip, delivering a brand new opening 16 that drips with steely determination. Complete with k-os' own impressive hook vocals, this record isn't attached to any forthcoming project, but those who like what they're hearing can keep it locked for all the latest from the North-of-the-Border phenom.
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11/17/2014 01:46pm Blog Entry
Final tweet: Leaving Twitter permanently. Too much hate, no substance.
11/15/2014 03:44pm Blog Entry
I'm slowly switching my computing universe over from MacOS X to Linux. I'll still be using the Mac for work, where I need more professional software than Linux has. (meaning Scrivener, basically. Yes I know all about the hacked windows version that kinda sorta works in Linux. I've screwed up files quite badly with it and won't use it again.) For most of my mainstream computing needs, though, Linux is more than adequate. It irritates me at least as much as OS-X does, but at least I didn't pay through the nose for the privilege in overpriced, disposable computers.
11/06/2014 02:16pm Book Review
Assembly Language Step-By-Step: Programming with Linux - Five stars.
Where the Cool Kids Program
A long time ago, in a basement far far away, I was sitting in front of a long-suffering television set, banging away on a Commodore 64, trying to dive beyond BASIC programming to where the cool kids played, down below the user interface, down in the guts of the machine itself. Stripped of the training wheels, you could write programs on that ancient machine that would fly. The cool kids wrote programs in assembly language. I tried. But I never got there. By the time I hit college, they didn't teach it anymore, and gradually, I moved past it to other programming, and ultimately to more satisfying careers doing other things.
But I never forgot.
Given that background, I didn't have high hopes for Assembly Language Step by Step. I know Jeff. I've read and enjoyed his science fiction, and he's blurbed mine, and to disclaim a moment, I know him well enough that he wouldn't let me pay for my copy of this new, near total rewrite of his classic text on the matter. I knew if anyone could explain assembly to me, it would be him, but I still expected to hit the point where my eyes glazed over and I didn't care anymore.
Instead, by five chapters into the book, I had refreshed my knowledge of binary and hexadecimal math. I'd looked into computer architecture to a depth I never reached before, and begun to understand, really understand the true center of assembly programming, the addressing of memory. And it's not like it was in the days when I tried to learn assembly before. Modern operating systems treat memory differently, and it's this new, more complex memory mapping that I understand now. Even after 30 years in and around the computing industry, this book taught me things I didn't know about what computing is, when all the familiar abstractions are stripped away and the bare code is exposed.
I can't wait to go further.
Thirty years later, that geeky kid in the basement who didn't get it, finally gets it.
If you want to get it, if you want to program where the cool kids program, if you want to understand how that machine on your desk really works, you want, you need, you must have this book. Buy this book. You won't regret it.
Highly recommended.
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09/04/2014 07:46pm Blog Entry
I finally (finally) finished the new version of Firearms: a Quick and Dirty Guide for the Non-Shooting Writer, and this seemed like a good time to overhaul the sadly empty downloads section. So there's a download again, hopefully one of many to come, free as in beer. Click Downloads, as always. Enjoy!
09/01/2014 11:38pm Blog Entry
I've had to argue the difference between a scientific theory and a normal everyday theory more than once. I got it ... mostly right. Above, the host of the Bite Sci-zed youtube channel, a PHD student studying genetics and thus, a professional scientist, explains. The part I got wrong is at the end, where she says there are, in fact, no scientific facts, and that science doesn't /prove/ anything, only disproves it.
Software Preservation, Kryoflux, and Politics
I recently got a Kryoflux board. (much more info here). It's a nice board, and once I got the little problem with my usb board sorted out (Egad, you have to set jumpers to make the internal USB A port live.) it works nicely with the ancient tandon full height 5.25 inch 360k ds/dd drive in my junkbox PC. I've already used it to extract whole floppies full of data from my Ampro Littleboard's floppies, and through the twin miracles of cpmtools and cpmfuse I can mount the sector images and copy out the files. Which I've done.
It'd be nice to be able to write the images back out. Apparently the kryoflux /can/ write files out, but only for certain kinds of files dedicated to preserving every last byte, error, bad sector and so on, which is necessary for copy protected software.
Seriously, why the hell preserve the copy protection? I get preserving the software. The days of the floppy are past, and a lot of interesting software was written that's just fading away as the floppies go bad. (In fairness to those long ago floppy manufacturers, some of the CPM floppies I've been playing with are nearly 30 years old and still not only are readable with the kryoflux, but still work in the Ampro. Properly stored they last quite a long while.) But why preserve the copy protection? Strip it out. Patch it. Yes, it's not a pristine copy, but the point of software is not that every byte is where it was in the original, it's that the software runs (in an emulator, at least) and can be experienced. Cycle accuracy I get. Good emulation, I get. Copy protection, IMHO, should be consigned to the dumpster of history along with its offspring DRM. Computers should do what they're told. It's up to their operators to be moral.
The end result of all of this is that I can't use the Kryoflux as I'd hoped to, to read and write floppies and break my dependence on the floppy interface in the motherboard of my junkbox PC. The Kryoflux folks have promised the ability to write mfm sector images, but they've been promising it for years, and if they've delivered, it's been buried in the groundswell of b******t about open source licenses, "proper" preservation, and all that.
Still. It's a useful gadget. I have exactly one machine left that needs floppies, since I stole the drives out of the Ampro. Hopefully they'll deliver on the ability to write sector images to floppies before my last floppy-capable motherboard dies. I don't /care/ if they're exact physical duplicates of the original disk. Will the original hardware read them? Will the program run? That, IMHO is all that matters.
07/23/2014 07:08pm Blog Entry
On Saturday, November 26, 2011, I posted about my nearly-twenty-year-old furnace and its relay computer control systems, and installing An AprilAire humidifier. Two days ago, instead of cool air, to combat the ghastly late July heat, we were treated to the smell of burning insulation. At first, we assumed it was my jumkbox PC (see Separating Work from Play, along with Update 1 and Update 2). I'm loading its very cheap Chinese power supply fairly heavily and it has been very warm. Alas, sniffing the heating duct proved this not to be the case.
Diagnosis: the fan motor had burned out. Our technicians who serviced the thing had been saying, virtually unanimously, "It's working ok now, but it's (19,20,22) years old, and it's not worth spending a dime on parts for it." We took their advice.
So new furnace, one of these Lennox modulating furnaces. Instead of waiting for the house to drop to a low enough temperature to make firing up the big guns worthwhile, it has a range of low power settings down to 35 percent, and will use them when the house is only a degree or two low. It's rated at 97.5 efficient. We also got one of these air conditioners with it. It's a midrange model (whereas the furnace is top of the line) since we cool sporadically 3-4 months a year and heat continuously nearly 8, and the furnace's uber-blower serves both systems.
Expensive? Yes. Does it come with a lot of cool bells and whistles? Yes. The control system on this furnace is impressive. It can control the humidifier. It has an outdoor temperature sensor built into the air conditioning unit. It runs diagnostics on itself It has, I'm told, a Carbon Monoxide sensor built in. It has a directly connected air intake. Its exhaust flue is PVC and plumbed out through the side of the house. The system is nearly silent. It can download its own firmware. Did I have surge suppressors put in on both the AC unit and the furnace? You betcha.
It's not quite to the point of saying "Hal, turn up the air conditioner, please." But it's close.
Naturally the weather broke just as they started testing the air conditioner. Now it's lovely and temperate, after a small rain storm. We have the windows open, and we're enjoying the fresh air. And the amazing, impressive, digitally controlled HVAC system that looks as though they've installed warp drive in our basement... is turned off.
Go figure.
07/16/2014 01:47pm Blog Entry
I've been doing some Raspberry Pi tinkering of late, messing with my desktop pi's configuration and what's plugged into what. As it turns out, this is the key to the mystery that's been bugging me these last couple weeks. I've been hearing music. Just little snippets, always of classical music. And this without my headphones on. So naturally, I'd check the headphones to see if my desktop mac's playing music from some website I didn't realize was so equipped. Nothing. Check the iPhone. On one occasion, it was the source, but that was music I recognized instantly as being part of my music collection. The little snippets of classical music persisted. I was to the point of thinking that, if one had to have auditory hallucinations, snippets of classical weren't unpleasant, or that someone working outside's music was being caught by the wind. For the most recent one, I glanced back at my Raspberry Pi. It couldn't be making sound. I'd unplugged it from my headphone amp. Could it? I took a closer look. That's when I noticed that I'd left one of my experiments plugged in. I had a set of earbuds plugged into the Pi. Sure enough, when I stuck one of the earbuds in my ear, I got classical music. I have MPD on my Pi. Like any good unix daemon, MPD starts at boot time and resumes whatever it was doing when it was stopped. Including playing music. I had MPD set up to stream from WCPE, a public radio station in North Carolina (Colorado Public Radio's streams are dreadful) specializing in ... you guessed it. Classical music. I was sure none of my computers were making music. I knew it wasn't coming through my headphone amp, because I'd checked. I knew my phone wasn't doing it, because I checked. I was sure it couldn't be any of my equipment, and I was about ready to call my doctor. Beware denial. "It couldn't possibly..." has a habit of becoming "verily, it could." Epilogue: I plugged the Pi back into my headphone amp, and I'm getting the music in my Sennheiser headphones now, in all its glory instead of little tinny snippets from an unknown source. Much better. -JRS
05/15/2014 03:54pm Blog Entry
Stumbled across this: Lag in Real Life. Is it just me, or do they move exactly the way a lot of artificial limbs move? (See also: the Luke arm), and compare it to this: 3d printed hand controlled by human muscles. In the absence of feedback, movements become robotic. If you want to know where cybernetic evolution needs to go next, realtime broadband feedback of vast amounts of sensory data seems to be the answer. -JRS


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It's amazing how your body tells you you're pregnant before your brain really registers the information -– sore boobs, fatigue, nausea never felt so good! It's very early but a very exciting time when only you and your spouse know this little miracle is growing inside. We are enjoying the secret for now, because once the grandparents find out it will be daily discussions on how much food and rest I am getting.
November 2009
It was a rough few weeks -– very, very tired this time around in my first tri which I don't remember from my pregnancy with Simran. The great news is that I finally told my friends, several of whom have been trying to get pregnant for the last two years and guess what? They're ALL pregnant as well! I am so excited to have girlfriends with me through this journey, since Simran has been basically the communal child for all our friends for the last year. We all can happily complain about how strange our expanding bellies feel, share tips on keeping fit through the pregnancy, and most importantly, enjoy some fabulous New York meals together! We are going home for Thanksgiving to tell the grandparents in person. Can't wait to see their reactions!
December 2009
Twenty weeks. Work has been really hectic and sometimes I just want to curl up into a ball and sleep in my office. I haven't told my team I'm pregnant yet (sweater coats are awesome at hiding the baby bump!) but somehow chocolate croissants keep showing up on my desk every afternoon so I assume they've guessed! I appreciate my colleagues' efforts to keep me well fed! Still wearing my heels to work everyday, but it's been getting harder to balance on the busy streets of this hectic city. I am slowly caving into the pressure to buy proper snowboots this season. Uggs? YUCK! I prefer Choos.
February 2010
We are trying to get Simran ready for being a big sister and she is very affectionate with the belly –- she kisses it and talks to her baby brother or sister in the most gentle voice. Not sure she really understands her world is drastically about to change. In the long run, however, the two greatest gifts we can give her are a good education and a sibling. So far so good on both! She just got into one of the BEST schools in Manhattan, where the acceptance rate is about 5%. One challenge remains -- I HAVE to potty train this one before the next one comes. So, I called in nani (Simran's maternal grandmother) to get the job done. Sure enough, my mom had this girl trained in four days. Thank god for Grandma!


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On his last feature, one of several cuts newly added for his forthcoming 1977 re-release, The-Dream illustrated an ex-girl's destructive qualities by comparison to an AK47. So, why does he keep straying into the line of fire? The second bonus cut to hit the 'net holds the answer: you can blame it on his Tender Tendencies. Backed by his own ebbing and flowing electronic production, Terius Nash engages in some soulful introspection, letting listeners glimpse him at his most vulnerable as he sorts through the insecurities that underlie all of his "bullsh*t and charm." Watch for the retail version of Dream's September 2011 street album to hit record stores and online retailers December 18 via Def Jam.
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By Dr. Tom Neal
"If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is 'thank you,' it will be enough." — Meister Eckhart
I came across this quote a few years ago, and was stopped in my tracks by the simplicity of its vision. Gratitude, which is the acknowledgement of being the beneficiary of an unearned gift, possesses life-changing power.
My grandmother used to always say to her grandkids, "Most of the problems today in the world come from a lack of gratitude. Everyone feels entitled, so no one is grateful." When she would say this to me as a teen, I thought of it as simplistic and trite. But as I've grown older, its truth has become overwhelmingly clear and my wife and I work hard to pass this truth on to our children.
We all bear "debts of gratitude" to others – our parents, our teachers, and the nearly limitless procession of people who have, in ways great and small, gone beyond what is strictly required in order to make our lives better; to make us better human beings. Those of us who bear this debt of gratitude can only rightly repay it, as the saying goes, by "paying it forward" to benefit others who, like ourselves, can make no strict claims on our love and patience, generosity and time.
As people of faith, we add to our "litany of gratitude" God Himself, who created us, sustains us and redeems us. He is owed an infinite debt of thanksgiving. But how can we repay such a debt? As Catholics, we believe it is above all in the Holy Eucharist, which unites us with Christ's supreme act of thanksgiving, that we return to God the Father fitting thanksgiving by offering the first fruits of lives lived in sacrificial service to God and neighbor. In other words, the eucharistic gratitude we offer God in the Mass must arise above all from our daily labor of loving our neighbor. St. Catherine of Siena, giving voice to God the Father, expresses this powerfully in her Dialogue:
I ask you to love me with the same love with which I love you. But for me you cannot do this, for I loved you without being loved. Whatever love you have for me you owe me, so you love me not gratuitously but out of duty, while I love you not out of duty but gratuitously. So you cannot give me the kind of love I ask of you. This is why I have put you among your neighbors: so that you can do for them what you cannot do for me — that is, love them without any concern for thanks and without looking for any profit for yourself. And whatever you do for them I will consider done for me.
I once met a woman in Iowa who had served as a nurse for over thirty years. She boasted to me that she had never missed a day of work in her whole career. When I marveled that someone could remain so healthy, she said: "I've always believed that my health was a gift from God so that I could care for the sick, because if I'm sick they won't have me to take care of them." I thought, now that's the sign of a saint – someone who sees her health not as a sign of God's favor for her, but as a sign of God's favor for others. Yes, saints are the most grateful people in the world and, consequently, the most giving people in the world.
"What do you have that you have not received? But if you have received it, why are you boasting as if you did not receive it?" — 1 Cor. 4:7
Dr. Tom Neal is originally from Rhode Island. He has lived over the years in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Florida, Iowa and is now proud to be a NOLA Catholic! His wife and four children live in Metairie, LA and they love being called to be saints among Saints. Dr. Tom Neal presently serves as Academic Dean and Professor of Spiritual Theology at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans, Louisiana and has a particular passion for exposing the unlimited potential of theology to offer the faithful a deeper sharing in the mind and heart of Jesus Christ.


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One consistent public relations response of the Bush administration when bad news leaks out is to deny the accuracy of the story and then later, when firmer confirmation is obtained, to dismiss this as old news. This is a strategy that has worked well, given the media's obsession with reporting what is new and novel, as opposed to trying to depict what is.
Think about torture. Remember how, when the photos from Abu Ghraib came out, the administration dismissed this as the work of a few bad actors on the night shift? Just a couple of weeks ago, the 2003 torture memo written by John Yoo, giving Justice Department approval to a wide array of highly specific torture techniques for Department of Defense use, was released to the public.
Last week, ABC broke the story that such torture policies were approved in a series of national security "principals" meetings that included Dick Cheney and Condoleezza Rice.
Highly placed sources said a handful of top advisers signed off on how the CIA would interrogate top al Qaeda suspects -- whether they would be slapped, pushed, deprived of sleep or subjected to simulated drowning, called waterboarding.
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"Well, we started to connect the dots in order to protect the American people." Bush told ABC News White House correspondent Martha Raddatz. "And yes, I'm aware our national security team met on this issue. And I approved."
The president's top advisers, with his consent, approved the use of torture. Now, is that news? The Bush administration knew it might be, which is why Bush had always been careful about refusing to say what techniques were being used when issues such as waterboarding rose to the surface. Bush himself has been fond of saying, as he did in a 2006 interview with Bill O'Reilly, "I have said all along to the American people we won't torture."
It seems to me clearly to be news in terms of defining the epoch we're living in and how the country is responding to new types of security threats. And it's certainly confirmation that this went all the way up to the top and was not "hazing" performed by a few rogue soldiers.
But then, since we all "knew" this already, the latest torture policy revelations have gotten almost no play. A quick Nexis search of "Bush and torture" on "US Newspapers and Wires" since Friday, when Bush gave his interview to ABC, returns just 30 stories, some of them duplicates and not all of them related to this story.
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A memorial site for the Hardenburger Waldfest.
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The burial site of many abolitionists.
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last visited: 3/15/2014
Mariner's Church - Portland, ME
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First Parish Church, Unitarian Universalist - Portland, ME
The constitution of the State of Maine was drafted here.
date approved: 3/1/2014
last visited: 3/19/2014
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Place Raoul Wallenberg is located in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
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location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 2/17/2014
last visited: 10/12/2014
Mormontown Site - Pike County, IL
Mormons looking for a place to practice their religion, and this one did not work out.
date approved: 2/16/2014
Site of New Philadelphia - Pike County, IL
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Fuller Home - Noted Abolitionist - Skaneateles, NY
James Cannings Fuller, used this home on Genesee St. and a station on the underground Railroad to move slaves to freedom in Canada.
location: New York
date approved: 1/28/2014
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bust - Chicago, IL
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Yuko Murata collects real images of nature through travel brochures, postcards and magazines. The
artist depicts the most essential elements of animals and landscapes by fragmenting and analyzing
the collected images.
In Murata's works, places that have not yet been visited or animals that look familiar and cute but
run away once we try to get close, are expressed through a minimum number of colors and simple
compositions. This arouses a mysterious atmosphere. Simple, restrained formations and strong
brushstrokes are influenced by traditional Japanese paintings of the 18th Century which form a
certain tension around the calm canvas. The artist leads viewers into a new meditating world by
painting animals that stare into the camera or gaze far away and by simplifying sceneries of nature,
which makes her works seem unnatural and foreign.


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Podcast | Jan 11, 2013
This week we talk to the one and only Ben Folds of legendary rock band Ben Folds Five. After an 11-year hiatus, the band is back with a great new record and perspective on music and touring. Also, our longtime British podcast correspondent, Lloyd Kinsley, joins us in-studio for a game of royal proportion. And if that wasn't enough, we get another listener on the phone, break down Arnold Schwarzenegger's career options and develop a new marketing tagline for bolo ties. Read More
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