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Apple renews fixed-pricing deals with major labels [updated]
Despite a recent push for variable song pricing by some in the music industry, Apple has reportedly renewed contracts with the four major record labels to keep songs on the iTunes Music Store priced at 99 cents each. "The agreements came after months of bargaining, and were a defeat for music companies that had been pushing for a variable pricing model," reports the Financial Times. Of the music industry's big four record labels, executives at Warner Music, EMI and Sony BMG have all expressed their support for variable pricing. Apple CEO Steve Jobs last year famously called the record companies "greedy" for considering to raise song prices.
Update: Apple has released an official statement confirming the news. "We've renewed our agreements with the major music companies and we're pleased to continue offering iTunes customers music at 99 cents per song from a library of over 3 million songs," an Apple representative said in a statement.
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Thanks Mr. Jobs!
Posted by ludite on May 1, 2006 at 6:37 PM (CDT)
Way to go Apple!
Posted by macwayne on May 1, 2006 at 6:40 PM (CDT)
Whoo Hoo! Now if we can only get some of that video content up here in Canada.
Posted by Tim on May 1, 2006 at 7:15 PM (CDT)
This contract renewal has both its good points as well as bad. The good thing is that new releases won't be $1.99 or $2.49. The bad thing is that older catalog titles won't be $0.59 or $0.79.
Posted by Galley in Greenville, SC on May 1, 2006 at 7:24 PM (CDT)
How many iTunes songs sold? Somewhere in the BILLIONS?Apparently someone thinks that sales rate X .99c is just not enough money….....
Glad to see someone stand up to the cartel that is the recording industry . Bravo Mr. Jobs :)
Posted by ArcticW on May 1, 2006 at 7:28 PM (CDT)
Awsome news…shame how we're about a decade behind the rest of the world here in New Zealand though.
Posted by CODACAT on May 1, 2006 at 8:05 PM (CDT)
"This contract renewal has both its good points as well as bad. The good thing is that new releases won't be $1.99 or $2.49. The bad thing is that older catalog titles won't be $0.59 or $0.79."
I agree. I never use iTunes anyway.. but might consider it if I could some older music for $.59/song.
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on May 1, 2006 at 9:53 PM (CDT)
Subscription service is the way of the future. Fan boys can deny it now, but they will be the first to turn around and say how wonderful of an idea it is as soon as iTMS is on-board with it.
Owning/buying a library in a format that will be obsolete in a coupl years is a losing proposition.
Posted by Talking Madness in Los Angeles on May 1, 2006 at 11:49 PM (CDT)
I think it's fair to say that there would be far less material under .99 than there would have been over .99 if the record companies had gotten their way. Older music of recognized merit would probably have been in the above .99 category. This is a big win for the consumer.
Posted by elob on May 2, 2006 at 12:47 AM (CDT)
"Subscription service is the way of the future."
We've all heard this before…many times. Sorry, it ain't happenin'
Posted by The Raven on May 2, 2006 at 9:39 AM (CDT)
"Subscription service is the way of the future."
Sorry, I disagree. I don't mind paying for music when I buy it, but I'm sure in hell not going to pay for it on a monthly basis. I just don't think renting music is a good idea.
Posted by ucfgrad93 on May 2, 2006 at 11:25 AM (CDT)
You know, I'm not so sure I'm bothered. I love iTunes and its catalogue, but often I find that what I want is available more cheaply from CD retailers. You just have to be picky. And I generally prefer ripping at a higher bit rate than iTunes provides. Still, great product and nothing else come close!
Posted by drevo_uk in UK on May 2, 2006 at 11:30 AM (CDT)
I just don't think renting music is a good idea.
Not everyone thinks this way, however. Renting is significantly cheaper in the long run if it's only about having something…anything…to listen to. There are advantages to being able to rotate out tired music that someone doesn't give a rat's a** about anymore without feeling like it's throwing money down the toilet when purchasing that same music and getting bored with down the road.
Posted by flatline response on May 2, 2006 at 12:04 PM (CDT)
Of course some prefer renting music instead of buying it! That's why these customers (the other 20% of the market) have chosen to do so at other e-music stores… all together. It's all about choice, and it's clear which option is the most popular and preferred: buying songs at iTMS.
Posted by rolando on May 2, 2006 at 6:24 PM (CDT)
Why change to a subsciption service when iTunes is hugely successful with what they are doing now? If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Posted by Aidyl on May 2, 2006 at 7:55 PM (CDT)
It's broken, but nobody knows it yet.
Posted by Talking Madness in Los Angeles on May 2, 2006 at 11:18 PM (CDT)
It seems like no one ever mentions Emusic—they're a subscription service with no DRM restrictions, there's no "renting" and they carry a lot of what iTunes doesn't. I have nothing against iTunes, I've bought a handful of major-label album downloads from them, but I've gone to Emusic for everything else!
Posted by lachic on May 2, 2006 at 11:49 PM (CDT)
"Owning/buying a library in a format that will be obsolete in a coupl years is a losing proposition."
Right. Nobody switched from records to cassettes, or cassettes to CDs, what fools Apple is to think that releasing something in a format would be a good idea.
Look I know that I spend more money on music per song than I would if there was a subscription service. But the nice thing is during lean times, when I'm between jobs or after Christmas when I'm paying off the gifts on my MasterCard, I can stop buying music for awhile until I'm back up to a fiscal level where I can afford to spend cash.
With a subscription service if I fell on hard enough times for long enough I'd suddenly find myself with none of the music I've accumulated over the past few years, because it was all rented. So now I no longer have not just new music, but any music.
I'd rather pay a bit more and know it's mine. Besides you can burn it all to CDs and then re-import it into either an open MP3 format, or anything else.
It's more likely that Napster or other subscription services will go out of business in ten years, thus taking your entire music library with them, than computers will start shipping with no CD interface thus not allowing you to export and reimport your songs from iTunes in the event that Apple for some reason changes the AAC format without offering a way to transform the songs into the new format.
In all honesty digital music in AAC, MP3 or what ever format, is a better investment than CDs because you're always going to have a computer, but like cassette deck it might start to get harder to buy MP3 players.
"It's broken, but nobody knows it yet."
Just you I suppose.
Posted by Jeffery Simpson on May 3, 2006 at 12:13 AM (CDT)
You make some great points, but the one you're missing is that things are changing a lot faster now than they did in the past.
Yahoo's subscription service is only $4.99 a month for unlimited listening and transfers to your portable player. I know it doesn't work with the iPod, but would you love it if it did? I would love it if it did and I wouldn't buy another song from iTMS.
When buying music I believe the investment in a CD is much better than the investment in a download. The Sting CD I bought in 1988 is the same one on the shelves today—the same will not be said about a song from iTMS in a few years.
Posted by Talking Madness in Los Angeles on May 3, 2006 at 3:52 AM (CDT)
lachic: "...there's no renting…" with Emusic.
What happens when you cancel your subscription? Can you still listen to the music you downloaded?
Posted by ucfgrad93 on May 3, 2006 at 9:41 AM (CDT)
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Car trouble is a headache nobody wants to encounter so when your vehicle demands immediate attention, you want to leave your keys with a reputable company.
The best way to avoid a major repair with your vehicle, and a lengthy visit to a mechanic, is to make several short visits to your mechanic.
Kevin Beck, an automotive shop owner, also suggests the same thing.
"The most important item that we would consider is the simplest one too and that is just getting your oil changed on a regular basis and we see it day in and day out people who are rigorous about it get it changed every 3-5 thousand miles versus the people that go longer intervals and we rip open, err pull open the engines and look inside you can see the difference from the people that do it often. It's also one of the least expensive things you can do on your car. In the automotive industry it's also a loss, an oil change costs about $30 and a shop cannot change your oil for $30 and make money so it's really a good value for the consumer," he said.
It's also a good idea for the consumer to get to know his or her vehicle, to better understand it.
That can often help you avoid potential problems with both the vehicle and someone who wants to service it.
"No one likes to hear this, but read the owner's manual for your car," said Angie Hicks of Angie's List. "It's amazing what it can tell you about your car and that will also help you be more educated when you are talking to your mechanic. If they are recommending something that is counter to the manual it's a time for you to say wait, maybe I need a second opinion."
Most auto repair specialists agree that the most expensive areas of your car to repair are the engine and transmission.
So it may be beneficial to get that second opinion with these issues.
"When you are having auto work done a second opinion is a great investment. It might seem like it will take extra work, but if you are at all concerned about the recommendation get a second opinion," Hicks added.
Hopefully, you'll never have to deal with such a big repair.
But you need to be prepared, just in case.
"The best thing a consumer can do is to develop a good relationship with their mechanic that is going to help them to prevent problems. Find a mechanic and test them out on small things, oil changes, and just basic items so they can develop a comfort level and the mechanic can get to know the car. Then if you do have a dispute down the road sometime be sure that you are always documenting things. Question things that appear on your bill that way you are ready and equipped if you do have a dispute," Hicks said.
While shopping around, take your car in for a small service - for example, an oil change, and see how they treat you.
If it's a pleasant experience, chances are it will be a smooth ride down the road.
A full-service auto repair shop may be able to handle most of your needs, but if you need a highly specialized service, do some research to find the right specialist.
If you have a good and long-term relationship with a full-service shop, you'll likely find at least one good recommendation there.
Angie's List, the nation's leading provider of consumer reviews asked highly auto repair specialists about vehicle care.
• The importance of oil changes: Regularly change your oil - it's typically an inexpensive service and takes care of a very important component of the vehicle. In addition, when the vehicle gets an oil change it allows the technician to inspect the other important components of the vehicle for necessary preventative/service. It's the car owner's responsibility to check their oil level. Check your oil frequently.
• Got Expensive Repair Bills? Most auto repair specialists agree that the most expensive areas of your car to repair are the engine and transmission. It may be beneficial to get a second opinion with these issues.
• Take a look: Always ask to see the old parts that were replaced and don't be afraid to ask questions before.
• Plan ahead: If you are going on a major road trip do not wait until the last minute to have your car serviced or repaired. Schedule this work well in advance to give yourself some time to validate the effectiveness of the repair before heading out on a trip.
• Find a good shop before you need one: Don't wait until your car is on the blocks to find a mechanic. Doing your homework and developing a long-term relationship with a mechanic/service shop will help you avoid being rushed into a last-minute decision. You'll also be first in line for emergency service and cost savings. While shopping around, take your car in for a small service - for example, an oil change, and see how they treat you.
• Check licensing & certification: State or local law may require that a shop be licensed or registered. ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certified mechanics must have two years of experience and pass an exam to become certified. It's important to know whether the technicians stay current with the latest repair advancements.
• Specialty service: A full-service auto repair shop may be able to handle most of your needs, but if you need a highly specialized service, do some research to find the right specialist. If you have a good and long-term relationship with a full-service shop, you'll likely find at least one good recommendation there.
• Diagnosis: Many auto service shops charge a diagnostic fee to determine what ails your vehicle. Some may reduce or forgive that fee if you have the work performed there. Always ask why a repair is needed.
• Get it in writing: Get a written estimate before authorizing repairs. Request that all replaced parts be returned and insist on a detailed invoice of work done, including an itemized description of parts and labor charges.
• Warranty work: Determine if your warranty requires you to use a specific dealership or shop. If you use another source, keep all receipts in case your warranty coverage is questioned.
• Get a second opinion: On expensive or complicated repairs, get a second estimate. If you decide to have the work performed elsewhere, be aware that you may have to pay another diagnostic charge.
• Before you leave the shop: After repairs are finished, get a complete repair order that describes the work done. Ask to see any old parts. Some states require mechanics to give you any parts they have removed from your car unless the warranty requires they be sent back to the manufacturer.
• Read and follow the manual: If you read nothing else in the manual that comes with your car, read the preventative maintenance schedule about tires and follow it. Becoming familiar with your service schedule can help you recognize discrepancies between what your car needs and a mechanic recommends.
• Inspect a used car before buying: Taking a used car to an independent mechanic prior to purchase is an important line of defense for consumers. A pre-purchase inspection can zero in on leaks, engine problems, trouble with heating and cooling systems, or any other sizeable, imminent repairs.
• Check for hidden costs: Shops may charge an ecological fee, hazardous waste fee, etc. Ask about all costs and extra fees before having a repair done and always keep records of your car's work.

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The Derby Group Home was established by the Department for Community Welfare (DCW) in 1979 to provide short to medium term accommodation for children in the surrounding area. It was open by August 1979 and government reports (Signposts 2004, pp.189-190) show that it was staffed by Group Home Parents. It was located in an existing building in Derby township, which was renovated for the purpose. Authorities at the time reported that (p.189) they hoped to involve parents in the life of the Derby Group Home.
In 1981, the DCW reported (Signposts pp.189-190) that they believed the Derby Group Home had made a useful contribution to the local community and described why children had been placed there: 'children in need of care due to family breakdowns, children in need of emergency accommodation and school children in need of overnight accommodation whilst waiting for connecting flights to travel to their respective schools or homes. Even though the placements were generally of a short duration, there have been instances where children have remained there for longer periods due to lack of alternative placements. In these instances there have been noticeable improvements in behaviour and learning of social skills by these children due to the stable and caring environment offered by the Group Home parents.'
From 1983, with parents increasingly reluctant to send their children away from families and communities, the need for the Derby Group Home gradually seemed to wane. As the DCW reported in 1983, the Home was only used when children couldn't go to extended family.
By 1984, the Derby Group Home was offering emergency accommodation only, and it is likely that it closed sometime during that year.
The building that had housed the Derby Group Home was subsequently used as a departmental office for child welfare authorities.
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Nathan's Pioneer Dies
Murray Handwerker, son of Nathan, was 89.
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Details on the nightlife legend's memorial service.
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The late proprietors of Hickey's and Elaine's.
Sacco says Elaine Kauffman was like her "fairy godmother."
The uptown literary saloon will go on.
Elaine Kaufman's memorial service was yesterday.
The Elaine zingers just keep coming.
The latest eulogies for a legendary restaurateur.
Across the Internet, journalist and celebrities remember the inimitable owner of Elaine's.
Literary clubhouse Elaine's will go on without its "salty den mother."
He outlived his old nemesis 'Gourmet.'
The Lexington Avenue Armory wasn't the only one to have a hidden bar ... until recently.
Cue "This Used to Be My Playground."
The "We Are Happy To Serve You" coffee cup is on the wane, and its designer has died.
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This weekend, Nov. 22 and 23, crews will be tearing up the asphalt along part of Government Center Drive at the county complex, in preparation for repaving.
Wilmington--Starting Monday, Nov. 17, at 12:01 a.m., the N.C. Department of Transportation will close a section of Hale Swamp Road between Brick Landing and Goose Creek Road south of Shallotte in Brunswick County. The road will reopen at 11:59 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 23, weather permitting.
A boil water notice for the Lakewood Community, off Ocean Isle Beach Road, has been lifted. Residents no longer need to boil water for consumption.
The state of North Carolina has set up a hotline through its poison control service to address questions and concerns about Ebola. Residents can dial the hotline at 1-844-836-8714; please note the new number. Residents will then be able to listen to recorded information about Ebola or speak to a specialist about any specific concerns.
Brunswick County will begin accepting applications for LIEAP, the annual energy assistance program, from adults who are more than 60 years old or disabled on Dec. 1.
Residents of the Lakewood Community, off Ocean Isle Beach Road, will be without water Wednesday mid-day, and will need to boil water for at least 24 hours after water is back in service.
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The Kansas City Chiefs have decided that the "Patriot Way" is not their way
Chiefs, GM Pioli part ways after 4 seasons in KC
Kansas CITY, Mo. (AP) — Scott Pioli is out as general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs, who have been negotiating the past two days with Andy Reid to become their next coach.
Pioli and the team "mutually parted ways," the Chiefs said in a statement Friday. The decision came after four tumultuous seasons marked by poor draft choices, ineffective free-agent moves, failed coaching hires and a growing fan rebellion.
"I truly apologize for not getting the job done," Pioli said.
The Chiefs fired coach Romeo Crennel on Monday after finishing 2-14, matching the worst record in their 53-year history. Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt said other changes could be made, and indicated that Pioli's future could be determined by their next coach.
A person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press the team is nearing a deal with Reid, who was fired after 14 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. The person spoke to AP on condition of anonymity because negotiations were ongoing. It is believed that Reid would prefer to work with his own general manager.
"After several productive conversations, we made the difficult decision to part ways with Scott Pioli and allow him to pursue other opportunities," Hunt said in a statement Friday.
"This was a difficult decision for Scott as well," Hunt said. "He has a great deal of appreciation for the history of this franchise, for our players, coaches and employees, and especially our great fans."
Kansas City will have the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, and with five players voted to the Pro Bowl, there are certainly pieces in place for the Chiefs to make rapid improvement.
But most of those Pro Bowl players were drafted by Pioli's predecessor, Carl Peterson. The former Patriots executive struggled to find impact talent, particularly at quarterback, while cycling through coaches and fostering a climate of dread within the entire organization.
Numerous longtime staff members were fired upon Pioli's arrival, and his inability to connect with fans resulted in unrest unlike anything the franchise has known. Some of them even paid for banners to be towed behind planes before home games asking that he be fired.
Those fans finally got their wish.
The biggest reason ultimately wasn't the banners and posters, but by the performance of the Chiefs. And that was a reflection of the roster Pioli assembled, one that looked good on paper but not on the field.
Things were no better away from the field, either.
On Dec. 1, linebacker Jovan Belcher shot the mother of his 3-month-old daughter, Kasandra Perkins, at a home not far from Arrowhead Stadium. He then drove to the team's practice facility and was confronted by Pioli, Crennel and defensive coordinator Gary Gibbs.
After thanking the three of them for giving him a chance in the NFL, Belcher turned around in the parking lot, kneeled down and shot himself in the head.
Pioli hasn't spoken publicly since then but issued a statement Friday in which he thanked the organization for giving him an opportunity to be its GM.
"The bottom line is that I did not accomplish all of what I set out to do," Pioli said. "To the Hunt family — to the great fans of the Kansas City Chiefs — to the players, all employees and alumni, I truly apologize for not getting the job done."
Pioli often spoke of putting together "the right 53," but he routinely failed to do so.
His biggest move upon being hired was trading for Patriots backup Matt Cassel and then giving him a $63 million, six-year deal. Cassel went to the Pro Bowl in 2010, when the Chiefs won a surprising AFC West title, but he struggled so mightily that he was benched this season.
Many of Pioli's moves in free agency also backfired.
Tight end Kevin Boss sustained a season-ending head injury in Week 2, running back Peyton Hillis was a shadow of his former self, right tackle Eric Winston got into a messy situation by calling out Chiefs fans during an early season loss, and cornerback Stanford Routt was cut under mysterious circumstances despite signing an $18 million, three-year contract.
One of his biggest shortcomings was in the draft.
He wasted the third overall pick in 2009 on defensive end Tyson Jackson, who has struggled to become an every-down player. The only other player who has made a contribution from Pioli's first draft has been kicker Ryan Succop, their seventh-round selection.
Pioli fared better in 2010, when he nabbed Pro Bowl safety Eric Berry in the first round, but the past two years have been a disappointment. Wide receiver Jon Baldwin, his first-round pick in 2011, has barely made an impact, and defensive tackle Dontari Poe — the 11th overall pick last April — failed to make the kind of impression the Chiefs had hoped.
Pioli didn't fare much better when it came to coaches.
He fired Herm Edwards soon after he was hired and chose Todd Haley as the replacement, but their relationship was strained from the start. Haley was fired last December and Crennel made the interim coach, and then Pioli made the move permanent a few weeks after the season ended.
While beloved and respected by his players, Crennel struggled in his second stint as a head coach, and was dismissed after a 2-14 finish — only the third time in team history the Chiefs failed to win at least three games in a season.
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BEIJING (AP) - Authorities say they have recovered hundreds more dead pigs from a river that provides drinking water to Shanghai, China's financial hub, bringing the total to more than 6,600 since last Friday.
Pictures of swollen and rotting carcasses in the Huangpu river have worried many residents, but officials say the water supply remains safe.
The surge in dumping of dead pigs - believed to be from swine farms in the upstream Jiaxing area in neighboring Zhejiang province - has followed police campaigns against the sale of pork products made from diseased pigs.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Flights were scheduled to depart on time from Birmingham's airport one day after a note found in a restroom led to diverted flights and a two-hour evacuation of hundreds of passengers.
Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport's website early today showed the day's first flight — A Delta flight to Atlanta — was scheduled to depart on time at 5:35 a.m. today.
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VT mole slips Netanyahu truth serum
by Kevin Barrett
The Veterans Today-led psy-op campaign against Israeli PM Netanyahu is starting to draw blood. One sign: The total meltdown of Israel flack Kenneth Katzman on Press TV the other day.
Yes, I've been launching some truth-rockets at Israel from my secret compound in the woods of western Wisconsin. (Each one of those red-white-and-blue truth rockets has "remember 9/11″ scrawled on it.)
I hear they're building an iron dome around the skull of the next Israel flack who'll go up against me on Press TV.
But what really has the Yahus worried isn't me – it's VT's success at penetrating Mossad. As VT editor Gordon Duff said on my radio show, "our man in Mossad," who loathes the Yahus as much as we do, fed Bibi that ridiculous Wile E. Coyote bomb that made the Israeli leader the laughingstock of the world. (Gordon will be on my radio show 4 to 5 pm Central today on AmericanFreedomRadio.com ).
And now, that same VT mole has scored an even bigger coup: He slipped some truth serum into Netanyahu's coffee.
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Geno Smith, on the occasion of his Orlovsky moment. (Getty Images/Al Bello)
First, Tebowing swept the J-E-T-S. Now, it's 'Orlovskying.' In his first NFL start, rookie QB Geno Smith could be excused for his three-interception night, but this?
(H/T SB Nation)
You remember: the Detroit Lions were in the midst of a dismal 0-16 season when Dan Orlovsky ran out of the back of the end zone for a safety. It was the perfect embodiment of the fail stamp that was the 2008 Detroit Lions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EZrpEdc0ZQ&feature=youtu.beHopefully, for the sake of Jets fans who have been tortured by the Mark Sanchez era long enough, this is not a harbinger of things to come. But just in case, Jets fans may want to start getting familiar with this guy.
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The Rugby World Cup would continue without the All Blacks if they chose to boycott the 2015 tournament, according International Rugby Board (IRB) chief executive Mike Miller.
"Does the World Cup need the All Blacks? It would be good for the All Blacks to be there," Miller told New Zealand's Radio Sport on Tuesday. "Everyone is replaceable."
New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) chief executive Steve Tew last week said his organisation would reconsider the team's involvement in England in four years time unless the IRB changed the commercial model and revenue sharing.
Tew went on to say the NZRU had lost NZ$13.2 million ($10.1 million) in reduced revenue from sponsorship and ticket sales from a shortened Tri-Nations and lack of an end-of-year tour because of the tournament.
"He (Tew) is on the IRB Council, he's been involved in all of the decisions that we've made for the last five or six years, so he knows what's going on. It's the IRB Council that decides where the money goes," Miller commented. "Of course he doesn't talk about the NZ$12m that the NZRU gets from the IRB over the four-year cycle."
Miller admitted the timing of Tew's comments, which were backed by Australian Rugby Union boss John O'Neill, was "not brilliant" and that they were both aware of the IRB's decision to re-evaluate the World Cup commercial model after the current tournament. "We know what the issues are, which is why we had a conference on the Economics of the Game earlier this year, which Steve Tew was at," Miller added.
"The conference said after the Rugby World Cup, we'd look at the outcomes and whether we'd need to change the model on the commercial rules, the distribution of funds, and on the timing of the World Cup."
The IRB has also come under heavy criticism from smaller nations about the scheduling of the tournament, with Samoa centre Eliota Sapolu-Fuimaono particularly outspoken in two outbursts via social networking website Twitter.
Miller, however, pointed out that the modern realities of the tournament meant they had to plan the schedule to meet the demands from broadcasters, whose payments helped the IRB invest in the smaller countries.
"We don't care about the minnows? If that was the case why have we invested tens of millions of dollars over the past five or six years in order to try and make them more competitive? Why did we open up and pay for a high performance centre in Samoa? Why do we pay for the Pacific Rugby Cup, the Pacific Nations Cup, why do we give them coaches, trainers, why do we provide them with gyms with analysis tools?
"The tens of millions of dollars that we invest in the so-called minnows comes from Rugby World Cup from broadcasters who want to have the big games at the weekends," Miller said. "There's a simple answer. You can reduce it to 16 teams, then you'll have a more even schedule. But we wouldn't want to do that. It's better than it was last time and we'll make it better next time."
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Morimoto minus sushi?
Was thinking of hitting up Morimoto for the Omakase. Is it worth it if you aren't a sushi person?
depends on what you consider "sushi." (And I'm guessing that there's an official definition, but I do think that the word evokes different meanings from person to person).
I had the omakase once, quite likely the best meal i've ever had, at least in a restaurant.
there was only one straight-up sushi course, but there were other courses that involved raw fish. including the first course, the tuna tartare, which was *awesome*.
they will ask you if there's anything you don't want - when i went, i was with my GF who doesn't eat beef, so there was one course where I had beef and she had fish (cooked, I should note).
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IMO if you aren't a "sushi person" I don't think the Omakase is worth it. Going a step further I don't think that Morimoto is worth it if you don't eat sushi.
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Ray, I'm sure that you are right and that they would definitely accommodate a non-sushi eating customer. The question at hand, however, is whether or not an Omakase worth it if you don't eat sushi, and I think the answer is no.
Actually, if you are really into sushi, Morimoto is not the best place, try Fuji in NJ instead.
If you are *not* into sushi, then have them sub a few dishes for say the rock shrimp tempura.
I took my wife to Morimoto NY for her 30th, and we were both disappointed. We had a mix of both entrees, as well as sushi and appetizers. There was no wow factor there for either of us. The most exciting part of our night other than celebrating her birthday was the Row 11 pinot noir on the menu. Full review at: http://jerseyfoodies.blogspot.com/200... -mJ


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CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn says he's ready for a "showdown" in Springfield over concealed carry legislation.
The Chicago Democrat has spent days making appearances talking up his sweeping changes to a bill that'd make Illinois the last state to allow concealed weapons.
But lawmakers are expected to override Quinn's changes when they meet Tuesday in Springfield. The bill's sponsor, among others, says the original measure came out of months of negotiations.
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He spoke to reporters Monday in Chicago after signing legislation dealing with gang crimes.
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Landry (5-11, 205) had 77 receptions for 1,193 yards and 10 touchdowns. He was the 11th-best wide receiver in the draft and the 55th best prospect in the draft according to NFL.com analyst Nolan Nawrocki. He ran a 4.7-second 40-yard dash, which is a b it troubling because it indicates he's slow for his position. But he's also regarded as a physical presence.


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Vander Blue scored 19 second-half points to rally third-seeded Marquette out of another hole, and the Golden Eagles survived No. 6 Butler 74-72 on Saturday to reach the Round of 16.
Like November's first meeting between the teams at the Maui Invitational, won 72-71 by Butler on Rotnei Clarke's buzzer-beating 3-pointer, this was a back-and-forth, high-intensity affair, that came down to the final shot.
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Marquette (25-8) will meet the winner of Sunday's game between Illinois and Miami (Fla.) on Thursday in Washington, D.C.
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Breaking News-- From the City of Hood River September 8, 2014
Dear Friends-
We want you to be the first to know that the Friends of the Hood River Waterfront is very close to reaching a comprehensive agreement with NBW Hood River LLC regarding their development at the south end of Nichols Boat Basin. This is a complex agreement involving five different entities and the lawyers are still working on the legal documents. The agreement will bring the riparian portion of the NBW Hood River property into City ownership, forever protecting it for public recreation and habitat conservation. This new City park will provide another link in our waterfront path and bring the entire shoreline west of the Hood River/White Salmon Bridge under public ownership. We are also pleased to report that NBW Hood River will build the hotel and commercial building above the 100-year floodplain.
We appreciate your support these past three years. It's been a long struggle and the proposed agreement is a true compromise. It allows the development to proceed while conserving an important riparian area along the Boat Basin for all to enjoy for years to come.
We will let you know when the agreement is finalized. Thank you again for your generous support!
Linda Maddox
President, Friends of the Hood River Waterfront
A New Riverfront Park at Nichols Basin?
We have a great opportunity to craft a brand new park on Hood River's waterfront! The Port is currently deciding the size and design of a park along the west edge of Nichols Basin.
Our vision is a 220-foot wide community park with:
- Ample water access for SUP and kayak launch, swimming, and playing
- A children's play area and beach with shade trees
- A continuous greenbelt that connects to the Event Site via a pedestrian and bike path
- A contoured and vegetated shoreline with improved salmon habitat (not just more grass for the geese)
Friends win at LUBA
Oregon's Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) for a second time has rejected the Hood River City Council's approval of Naito Development's proposed hotel and commercial building and upheld the key claims in the Friends of the Hood River Waterfront's (Friends) appeal. Friends had argued to the City Council and then LUBA that the City needed to apply its floodplain development provisions in the City's Comprehensive Plan to the 20,000 square foot commercial building and 88-room hotel which the Naitos have proposed in the Columbia River floodplain adjacent to Nichols Boat Basin. The Basin is heavily used for public recreation and is federally designated critical habitat used regularly by juvenile salmon.
"In 2013 you would think that the Hood River City Council would not allow a major commercial building and 88-room hotel in a major floodplain," says Linda Maddox with Friends. "But they not only approved the project, but approved it without even applying their own flood protection rules in the City's Comprehensive Plan. This really defies common sense."
Friends attorney Brent Foster argued the case before LUBA and agreed. "Every few years you can see the effects of the lack of floodplain planning on the evening news when a large flood wipes out poorly planned development on the edge of a river. The City's notion that it can approve intensive floodplain development without any setback from the river puts water quality and salmon at risk as well as the public and first responders."
If the Naitos or City do not appeal the ruling, the Naito's project will go back to the City Council which will have the opportunity to either require the project to comply with City's Comprehensive Plan floodplain protection rules or to modify the project to move the commercial building and hotel out of the floodplain.
"The City has tried to force this development through for years instead of just requiring the Naitos to plan a project that can actually be built," added Maddox. "It's really time for both the Naitos and the City to re-think the wisdom of placing a development like this in a floodplain along the Columbia River."
Friends urge the City and the Naitos to revise the project to include a river setback that would protect water quality, juvenille salmon habitat and a public waterfront path.
City Council to consider effectively eliminating land-use appeals
Come speak out against outrageous appeal fees in the City of Hood River. On Monday June 10, at 6 pm, the Hood River City Council will consider a radical new planning fee proposal which will price all but the richest individuals and corporations out of participation in the land-use process.
Current City appeal fees are already among the highest in the state--as much as $5,000-- putting them out of reach for many people. The new fee proposal would go much further by requiring anyone wanting to appeal a Planning Commission decision to City Council to agree to open-ended and UNLIMITED charges on top of an initial $1,600 payment! The proposed fee change would require you to sign a legal contract agreeing to pay the City for all legal costs that it decides to spend fighting your appeal.
Before you could ask the City Council to reconsider a Planning Commission decision, whether approving a Super Walmart or rejecting the addition of a new bedroom to your home, you would have to sign a contract in which you agree to pay all the City's appeal costs regardless of whether the City decides to spend $10,000, $20,000, or more on lawyers and consultants opposing your appeal and regardless of whether the City's decision is ultimately overturned. How many people can afford to agree to a fee without knowing how big it will be?
This new method for establishing planning fees is in complete contradiction to statewide planning goals which promote citizen involvement as Goal One. Citizen involvement in planning is one of the bedrock rights which we as Oregonians have. This new proposal will virtually take it away!
Remand Hearing
On Monday April 8th at 6 pm, the Hood River City Council will conduct a remand hearing on the Naito's plan for a 4-story hotel, retail/office building and 230 space parking lot at the south end of Nichols Boat Basin. Last year, Friends appealed the City's approval of the project to the Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) because we believed it did not comply with federal, state and city law related to the floodplain, storm water management and natural resource protection. LUBA agreed with Friends and remanded the case back to the City for further consideration. These are real issues that the public should be concerned about. All of the issues are solvable. We believe with design changes the Naitos can be on their way towards constructing a project that meets their commercial goals while protecting public safety and respecting the environment.Remand at Hood River City Council
Issues with proposal:
Location of Office Building and the Water
Stormwater Runoff
Lack of Waterside Path
Port Rejects Cable Park
On November 14 by a 4 to 1 vote the Port Commission rejected the cable park. Thank you, thank you, thank you to all who sent letters to the Port, City and newspaper, signed the petition, went to the Float-in, went to meetings, talked to friends and neighbors and generally supported public access at Nichols Basin. You are what makes Hood River special.
Hood River Cable Park
The Nichols Basin may turn into the Hood River Cable Park.
The Port of Hood River is considering leasing one of Hood River's best multi-use recreation sites to a Portland developer to turn into a private cable park.
The cable wakeboarding park would shut off public access to the vast majority of Nichol's Basin all summer. Currently, hundreds of locals and tourists use the Basin weekly for SUP, kayaking, windsurfing and other water fun. All of those users will be excluded if the cable park is built. If you use and love the Basin, contact the Port now to SAVE it for public use.
Alternative Plan Proposed
Port Commission President Jon Davies and Hood River Mayor Arthur Babitz have crafted a proposal to end the wrangling about Nichols Basin. Under their plan, the Naitos would drop the cable park and instead the shoreline of the Basin would be developed as a waterfront park. Their plan embraces the alternative vision for the basin that we have been advocating all along.While we like much about the plan, the challenge will be to turn it into something real and enforceable. So far the Naitos have refused to enter a normal legal settlement process. For more details: Hood River News
Thanks Floaters!
The September 8th Float In in support of maintaining full public access to Nichols Basin was a blast. Thank you to the 175+ people who came to float on crafts of all kinds and also to the folks on the shore cheering us on. There were lots of requests to make this an annual event if we win this fight. Sounds good to us. We'll add costumes and decorated boats and some contests, like obstacle courses and best SUP riding dog. Here's a video of the event https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7EB3efEObo
Enhance Recreation and Support Quality Development
Friends of the Hood River Waterfront are working to preserve and enhance public access and recreation in the basin. We support an alternative vision to the proposed cable park that includes infrastructure development like additional water access points, storage for SUP boards, beautifully landscaped pedestrian walkways and gathering spaces to support the kind of people-powered water sports that have made Hood River famous.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — A band of hackers implanted viruses on hundreds of thousands of computers around the world, secretly seized customer bank information and stole more than $100 million from businesses and consumers, the Justice Department said Monday in announcing charges against the Russian man accused of masterminding the effort.
In unveiling the criminal case, federal authorities said they disrupted European-based cyber threats that were sophisticated, lucrative and global.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Taking aim at global warming, President Barack Obama introduced a politically charged plan Monday to order big and lasting cuts in the pollution discharged by America's power plants. But the plan, though ambitious in scope, wouldn't be fully realized until long after Obama's successor took office and would generate only modest progress worldwide.
Obama's proposal to force a 30 percent cut in carbon dioxide emissions, by the year 2030 from 2005 levels, drew immediate scorn from Republicans, industry groups and even a few Democrats who are facing fraught re-election campaigns in energy-dependent states. Environmental activists were split, with some hailing the plan and others calling it insufficiently strict to prevent the worst effects of global warming.
In all likelihood, the plan marks one of the most significant steps Obama will take to shape the country he governs during his final years in office. Stymied by Congress on nearly every front, Obama has turned to actions he can take on his own, but has found limited means to effect the type of sweeping change he has envisioned in his two campaigns.
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DESOTO COUNTY, Fla.- Desoto County Sheriff's Deputies are still searching for a gunman who killed one teen and injured another in a drive-by shooting.
The shooting happened Friday near the intersection of Martin Luther King Street and Spring Avenue in Arcadia.
Larry Graham says he was sleeping when he heard commotion on the other side of the wall.
"I got up. I heard the 'boom, boom, boom.' I run out the door," Graham said. "Then I guess the guy that was driving the little blue car got out of control and (went) through the fence.
"All of a sudden...all the commotion...all the people come running around, and then they taped it off, so I went and saw it in the back yard."
"I knew they were losing that young guy. He was lying down in the back yard."
Graham was describing Melvin Hearns, 15, on the ground, during the final moments of his life.
DeAndre Williams, 19, was in the car with Hearnds. Williams was shot in the leg and is recovering.
A third passenger in the car ran away. Deputies say they caught up with that person later.
Graham said he never told detectives what he saw because he never had the chance.
"The officer told me to go in the house and keep quiet," Graham said. "The officers never did question me, or anything."
Hearns' mother declined comment.
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Anzhi Makhachkala have completed the loan signing of Bosnia international defender Emir Spahic from Sevilla for the remainder of the season.
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The Primera Division side revealed on Tuesday that the centre-back was travelling to Moscow for talks with the Russian club over a proposed transfer.
And Spahic has now sealed his switch to the big-spending side, who have the option to make the move permanent at the end of the current campaign.
The 32-year-old, who has previous experience of Russian football from spells with Lokomotiv and Torpedo Moscow, has been brought in to replace Chris Samba, who moved to QPR in January.
A statement on Anzhi's official website read: "After the season Anzhi have an option to buy the player."
The transfer window in Russia is open until midnight on Wednesday, but Spahic will not be eligible to play in Anzhi's Europa League last-16 tie against Newcastle United next month.