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Heretics and Heresy: On the Intellectual Pursuit of a Christian
Historically, one of the greatest sins in the Christian church has been that of heresy. The theologian Origen was excommunicated when his teachings on the nature of man and God were condemned by the Church. The entire Protestant movement was based in the fact that Martin Luther viewed the Roman Catholic...January 14th, 2014 | Church, Religion | Read More
This Millennial Isn't Leaving the Church
I, a millennial, am not leaving the church. Recently there has been a small flashflood of articles unearthing possible reasons and remedies for the ongoing exodus of millennials from the Christian church. I read them as a stranger to the departing crowd. Rachel Held Evans suggested toning down the...November 21st, 2013 | Church | Read More
I'll Save My Gucci For Sundays
A smashing outfit is worth a thousand words. I buy what "fits my image" and dress to "make a statement." Apparel advertising buttons our identity to our body. It encourages self-expression through something visual that we create or select with the cooperation of our minds and our hands. For that...November 7th, 2013 | Art & Literature, Church | Read More
Pain and the Possible Gain
It is often said "No Pain, no Gain." But I'd like to propose that along with that saying comes the mindset that to feel pain is to feel weakness leaving the body. I have definitely seen variations of that idea written on the back of multiple sports player's t-shirts and cringed every time. So...November 6th, 2013 | Church | Read More
When Church Becomes Class and Fails to be Family
College students move, a lot. You will never find them in the same place for a long, time unless they need to stay in the library for an all-nighter. Whether it's moving to different dorm rooms each year, returning home for a semester, or changing colleges completely, it is acceptable for a college...October 29th, 2013 | Church | Read More
Sifted Like Wheat
It is fortunate–oh, so fortunate–that it was not Job, that paragon of patience and faith, that Jesus claimed he would build his church on.August 29th, 2013 | Church, Other | Read More
Mixing and Matching: Do It for Your Own Good, Not for Mine
Christianity does not exist apart from being expressed in specific people at specific times. There is no version of Christianity so "above" culture that it can be pulled down and plugged into a new setting without adapters. With that, mixing and matching Christian teachings and traditions is very...August 20th, 2013 | Catholics, Church, Other, Protestant, Religion | Read More
On Non-denominationalism and Tradition
Last week I wrote a post about doctrines that people feel to be wrong, and I included non-denominational churches as an example of something that I did not feel right about. A reader indicated that I took a very broad swipe at non-denominationalism and that my language was unduly harsh. I agree with...August 13th, 2013 | Church, Evangelicals, Featured | Read More
7 Snapshots of Christology
This summer, I thought a solid hike through the history of Christian doctrine might be a better use of time than sunburning myself at the beach. However, not wanting to break my streak of summer sunburns, I somehow managed to do both. Having a brain so violently overheated as to become insensible to...August 5th, 2013 | Church | Read More
Spiritual Warfare is Guerrilla Warfare
Spiritual warfare is hardly a neat war between the uniformed armies of equal countries, snapping up this bit of land with all those nice mines and factories in it or grabbing up that lucrative trade route. Spiritual warfare is guerrilla warfare. Satan is in a rebellion against God, so he can hardly...July 23rd, 2013 | Apologetics, Church, Philosophy, Religion, Worldviews | Read More


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When it comes to movie holidays, Thanksgiving usually takes a back seat to that overplayed holiday in December. The one with the elves. The one that rhymes with "isthmus." (Sort of.) But why the second-class status, Thanksgiving? The holiday's got all the same potential for family chaos, waxing mor ... More >>
The RTC takes on a dozen kids
Matthau stars at the Modern
One more awful remake strikes out
Jonathan Demme remakes Charade, but it's hardly an imitation
Hardball hits a few foul, but it's not all bad news
Hank Greenberg documentary hits a home run
Roman Polanski can't understand why anyone would take his new movie seriously
Hanging Up is the best advice one can offer about this self-absorbed film
Hank Greenberg documentary hits a home run
Pi offers up math nerds, Orthodox Jews, warmed-over Lynch, and the secret name of God
Rappaport gets a little cranky, a little crotchety, and a whole lotta grumpy
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I have been labeled "The Man You Love To Hate" in this month's issue of Las Olas Magazine. And by "you," I think they really mean the core journalistic crew who read the Pulp. Hey it's a fair article, mostly positive, full of nice quotes from friends and colleagues, but I can't post it because it's ... More >>
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By H. Drew Blackburn, Jaime-Paul Falcon, and Matt Wood No matter what someone tells you, they generally tend to judge a book by its cover. This isn't a good human trait, but we do it. Often we're wrong about our first perceptions of people based on an extremely vainglorious surface level assumption ... More >>
There are more music festivals in Dallas at any given moment than there are Tumblr blogs about One Direction or goldfish in a Petsmart. Yes, another festival is happening this weekend, but you should absolutely be paying attention to this one. What more can you ask for than a festival that ushers in ... More >>
When XXL revealed its Freshman Class of 2009 much of the hype went to Asher Roth, but it was B.o.B. who would see the most commercial success. In 2010 the Atlanta based rapper unleashed The Adventures of Bobby Ray on the world and quickly shot up the billboard charts with hits like "Nothin' On You," ... More >>
The temperature is dropping and the changing of the season is finally within reach. Gone are the days of triple digits, at least until next year, and sweet relief has arrived. It feels amazing outside, but there's always those weirdos who insist it's "so cold" once it starts to hit below 70 degrees ... More >>
Every week more and more shows are added to the Dallas Observer live music calendar -- here's how to make sure your show is included. Below are the this month's best new additions, to date. The most recent announcements are in bold.
Together, Dean Allen Spunt & Randy Randall make up the experimental post punk duo No Age. Since 2005, they've proven to be one of the most durable and exciting bands in punk. At the end of this month, they'll hit Oak Cliff's Texas Theatre for an intimate performance that promoter Spune is describing ... More >>
Hey guys, guess what. Scientists recently decided that the world could instantly turn into a solid state at any moment, so before that happens, go catch these 10 must-see concerts in DFW. Scroll down to make your bucket list, then find the link to this terrifying NPR article on page two.
This is not your everyday Billboard chart. Each week, we'll tell you which bands are selling in the fine record shops in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, where we consumers of music have impeccable taste. Record Store Day is still having an effect on the sales at local independent record shops; how ... More >>
I'll level with y'all: The only things I've heard from Washington D.C. rapper Wale are his Seinfeld-themed mixtapes, 2008's The Mixtape About Nothing and last year's More About Nothing. The rest of his non-sitcom library has just flown past me, I guess -- even his debut album, Attention Deficit. Th ... More >>
Symbolyc One's on fire.In this week's paper, you'll find a heads up of sorts about what's really going on in Dallas hip-hop these days -- essentially it's no longer the rappers making waves so much as it's the producers. And that's not just fluff. As noted in the article, in the past couple of ye ... More >>
While definitely not the biggest show this weekend, we thought the above concert promo video for tonight's show at Dada deserved a view. If only we had a "Concert Trailer of the Week" feature on DC9...Oh well. Still pretty cool, though.But if the above lineup featuring Analog Rebellion, Gallerycat, ... More >>
Sunday, July 17, at Verizon Theatrein Grand Prairie.
St. VincentTwo years after the release of her sophomore (and breakout) album, Actor, the Dallas-born guitar heroine Annie Clark, who performs hauntingly gorgeous music under the name of St. Vincent, has just announced that her third full-length album, Strange Mercy, will be released via the 4AD ... More >>
Kings Of LeonThe first time the Kings of Leon came to town, they played an intimate show at the Gypsy Tea Room. And what a different time that was: Critics referred to them as The Stokes of the South, and before long, Kings Of Leon found themselves as the opening act for Julian Casablancas & ... More >>
A-TrakFor over a decade now, Alain Macklovitch has been a prominent name in the DJ world. But winning the Disco Mix Club's Wold DJ Championship in 1997 as a 15-year-old prodigy was just the start of what was to come from the guy who performs under the name of A-Trak. In 2004, Kanye West, after ha ... More >>
To infinity... and beyond!Gossip, gossip -- if you've been following our daily power rankings of buzz at SXSW 2011 over the past few days, then you know that, yes, indeed, Kanye West has had it all week long at this year's annual festival in Austin.And, after briefly losing the top slot in our ra ... More >>
A few weeks back, we passed along word of a new St. Vincent-sampling track from Kid Cudi. The song, called "Maniac," which also features rapper Cage, samples Dallas native Annie Clark's "The Strangers" (off her 2009 release, Actor) and is set to be included on Cudi's new album, Man On The Moon 2: ... More >>
Kid Cudi, like Kanye West before him, has been steadily releasing leaks from his upcoming Man On The Moon 2: The Legend Of Mr. Rage of late to build up anticipation. A new leak today finds the rapper collaborating with another recent up-and-coming in the hip-hop game, Cage.But, really, what's mos ... More >>
RatatatBrooklyn-based Ratatat has been on a steady ascent ever since the 2004 release of their self-titled debut. And the instrumental electro duo's rise seems primed to continue along, thanks to recent collaborations with the likes of Kid Cudi and MGMT, as well as their work on the soundtracks f ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Monday, July 26, 2010...Other than winning Celebrity Apprentice, it hasn't been Bret Michaels' year. His tour bus was pulled over last week and was busted for pot.The only thing that can keep Kings of Leon from finishing a show is being pooped on by pigeon ... More >>
In the span of five years, Avi Marco, perhaps better known as DJ Avi, has made quite a name for himself around DFW. The Israel-born jock moved to the area in 2005 and has since played numerous venues in both Dallas and Fort Worth, scooping up a couple of residencies along the way. He grew u ... More >>
Earlier this week, SMU alum Astronautalis and longtime DC9 fave DJ Fishr Pryce joined forces to release a new, pay-what-you-want mixtape called DANCEHALLFLOORSOUND!!! I'd try to explain it, but over on the mix's download site, Astronautalis describes for us what the tape is:A mixed tape (in the c ... More >>
If nothing else, that's the coolest Dallas shirt we've seen.Last we checked in with Picnityme, the former PPT member and current Cannabinoid the hip-hop producer was a busy man, wrapping up collaborations with Headkrack, Astronautalis and Johnny Polygon, among others. He's still pretty busy these ... More >>
While year-end, catch-all wrap-ups are common to every musical genre, in no other style of music do they turn into the hand-wringing, "state of the game" examinations that hip-hop seems to provoke. (I've certainly written a few.) We worry because we care, of course. But at some point, like a thirty- ... More >>
The past year brought the worst economy since the malaise of the 1970s, and like that era, it also saw dance music sweep the nation. Lady Gaga, the Black Eyed Peas, Beyoncé and Sean "P. Diddy" Combs all dabbled in the sound. Even Michael Jackson was said to be working on a dance album with the Peas ... More >>
Yeah, it stirred the Yankees to the World Series championship, but was there a more boring album this year than Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3? Perhaps it was a geographic thing; with a few exceptions like Raekwon and Kid Cudi, most of 2009's exciting, innovative rap records came from Southern artists. Sur ... More >>
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Picnic and Astronautalis' inspiration.In this week's column space, I geeked out about some of the projects that very-busy local producer Picnic is about to drop in the upcoming weeks and months. And for good reason, too: Guy's just got a lot going on, between working with Kid Cudi, The Cannabinoi ... More >>
De La Soul with Kenan Bell and Rhythm Roots AllstarsHouse of BluesJuly 31, 2009Better than: shows from performers ten years younger than these headliners.It was interesting to see what the scene would look like for a rap act celebrating 20 years since its debut album; it seemed like it'd be the p ... More >>
Asher Roth, Kid CudiHouse of BluesJuly 30, 2009 Better than: Catching up on recorded TV, like you'd originally planned. Asher Roth and Kid Cudi Last night was an absolute testament of the following truth: Radio is irrelevant if artists can otherwise reach their listeners. Because, des ... More >>
Tonight's House of Blues show boasts a sweet little bill, featuring two of the hottest emcees of the moment, with Asher Roth, whose "I Love College" was almost unavoidable for a minute there, and Kid Cudi, whose "Day N Nite" rose in pretty much the same, if somewhat of less fratty and more backpack ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, June 3, 2009... A writer for the MTV Movie Awards has confirmed that the Bruno ass-in-Eminem's-face stunt was staged. Noooooo! MTV would never script any show they produce! Two of hip-hop's biggest up-and-comers are joining forces on a joi ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Friday, April 17, 2009...You remember the song "Hungry Eyes," right? Well the guy who crooned it out, Eric Carmen, is headed to jail for a DUI arrest.Apparently Eminem's five-year hiatus from rapping was due to a drug problem.Up-and-coming rapper Kid ... More >>


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A step toward peace of mind is a step in the right direction
The benefits of meditation are boundless: reduced stress and pain, peace of mind, and an improved sense of resilience. But which style of meditation is right for you?
Meditation for Your Life explains the six basic forms of meditation and helps you identify which ones suit you best. Robert Butera, PhD, guides you in establishing a meditation practice based on your person-ality type, life experience, and personal preferences.
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- Mindfulness
- Contemplative inquiry
Prepare your mind with relaxation exercises, conscious breathing, and positive thinking. Discover the six basic forms of meditation, and identify the techniques that work best for you. Use guided questions, exercises, and journaling to personalize your practice. Learn what steps you can take to stay motivated and consistent over time, and let the benefits of meditation blossom for your entire life.
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Expectations, assumptions and misconceptions
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How your past informs your meditation style
Your daily life and meditation
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Beyond positive thinking or pure thinking
Deep breathing
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Type 2: affirmations and visualization
Type 3: mantra
Type 4: devotion, prayer or intentionality
Type 5: mindfulness meditation
Type 6: contemplative inquiry
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Who is the author of Interface Culture and Emergence? He holds a B.A.in semiotics from Brown University and an M.A.in English from Columbia. He lives in New York City
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How to design and develop an experiential entrepreneurial education program to teach people building startups? Today I get the answer from Steve Blank's new project: Startup Weekend Next! Steve Blank is a Silicon Valley-based retired serial entrepreneur. He spent...
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Rewind: Dear Paul McCartney: Please Come Play Houston Two pretty big concert announcements this Friday morning. First, Rihanna, last seen missing most of her hair at Thursday night's VMAs, is bringing her just-announced Rihanna Diamonds World Tour to Toyota Center April 15, according to Live Nati ... More >>
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Anyone having problems with Java applications?
Hello all. I have the latest version of java on a brand new fresh install of Windows Seven with all the available windows updates installed. I use several java based programs for work (From Nortel & Cisco) but they do not work properly. When I click to open any of these applications, they hang for a minute or two and eventually open, and then when they do open, they are completley sluggish and don't respond well. On my XP machine, these apps run instantly.
Is there anything else I can try??
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Hi there
make sure the JRE is the same level that your work requirements are - sometimes having the latest jre and sdk completely hozes up a system if you need to connect to corporate apps with several releases earlier.
Another get around is to run a small XP as a Virtual machine or try "XP Mode".
Until some of the corporate apps are on Windows 7 older java apps could present a problem.
I connect to SAP via a "SAPGUI" which still needs an almost pre-historic level of the JRE 1.4.2 !!. Any later version and the whole app just randomly crashes.
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Hi Jimbo,on further inspection, it doesn't do it on just these apps, it really does it anything that needs Java. When I tried the apps I previously mentioned, a process starts called javaw.exe and takes up 50% of the CPU until the program eventually loads and javaw.exe usage goes back to zero. With other java apps (I tried the Facbook Photo Uploader), a second instance of java.exe starts and again takes up 50% of CPU, and grind the computer to a halt until it eventually loads and then everything runs normally again.
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I'm Not a JAVA expert but you could try unintalling the whole JAVA environment, then install again and try a small "Hello World" app witj the java interpreter run from the command line --(normally someting like javac.exe then your source file.
If that works then try for the Visual J 2010 from Ms - you can get the single user versions for free - with the Visual composer.
See what happens there.
I think also if you have a 64 bit OS installed you need both the 32 and 64 bit java libraries etc.
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Hi Jimbo, I have re-installed and it continues to freeze on every java app, then after a few minutes will load correctly. This isn't a showstopper but is somewhat irritating.
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I am having the exact same problem, it has nothing to do with java or the programs. I reverted to a save point before any of the windows updates were done and java works fine. But after any install of update java will stop working. I tried asking on the actual Windows 7 forums, but like typical microsoft they shrug it off as being javas fault and not their own.
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I am having the exact same problem, it has nothing to do with java or the programs. I reverted to a save point before any of the windows updates were done and java works fine. But after any install of update java will stop working. I tried asking on the actual Windows 7 forums, but like typical microsoft they shrug it off as being javas fault and not their own.
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Yeah, it should of made a save before the updates, atm that clean 7600 install is only time java works for me.
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I just want to say that I have similar problems. However I am not completely convinced that it is a Java problem. I have Windows 7 Pro and the newest Java installed (1.6_16 I think). Java apps like Freemind or Jabref cannot be used - they are slow as hell. But I have a very specific similar problem in MS OfficeXP: when I type Ctrl+F to open the search dialog, the animated pop-up pops up very slowly. So I was wondering if maybe the problem is related to the graphics driver (ATI Mobility Radeon X1300). But there is no driver besides the one from Windows Update so I cannot check.
Since all Java apps have problems I think we need an update here. But from whom? MS or Java? And why do some people seem to have no problem with Java apps? What's the difference? I use a Thinkpad T60, no "special" software installed, just basic drivers and typical office software...
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I've been having the same problem. I've found that the original release of JRE 1.6.0 works. It's still slow to start up, but applications still run. With any of the subsequent releases, I can't even access the control panel applet. This must be a rare problem, because I can't seem to find any solutions beyond uninstalling, using a cleanup program, then reinstalling, yet the problem persists. BTW, I'm running 32-bit Windows 7 Home Premium.
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Self-service or HelpDesk – How Should You Clean Out the Spam Trap?Written by Casper Manes on April 25, 2013
One of the decisions I see my customers consider time and again is how to handle quarantined mail. They deploy a spam filtering solution of some type, and it does an effective job of blocking junk from getting to users' inboxes, but inevitably, there's going to be a false positive in there somewhere, and my clients wonder what the best way to handle that is. In today's post, let's take a look at the dreaded false positive, what it can mean for both users and IT, and options for how to handle it.
False positives
When talking about spam, a false positive is a message that is identified as spam by the filtering system, but actually should be delivered to the recipient as legitimate mail. It might be that a key word or phrase tripped a filter, or perhaps the sending system either has a malformed SPF record or no record at all, or the sending ip.addr is in a range flagged for residential use. Whatever the reason, there is now a message that has been marked as spam, but should have been delivered to the recipient. If they were expecting it, they will be looking for it. Far more often, false positives were the first attempt at communication, never got to the recipient, and leave the sender wondering why they aren't getting a response. When these false positives occur, something has to be done, or eventually they can use up all your available disk space.
HelpDesk tickets
One way to handle this is to leave all suspected spam in quarantine, and let users open helpdesk tickets when they are missing something. Whether the helpdesk can go check and release themselves, or if they need to route the ticket to the messaging team, will depend on you, but the biggest benefit to this is it lets you track your false positive rate, and also, tune your filters when necessary,
Self service
Most email admins and helpdesk members will vote for this. Let users go in and release their own false positives. Better yet, deliver all suspected spam to their junk mail folder and let them tend to things themselves. Both of these are good approaches if you use Outlook with Exchange, and trust your users to tend to themselves. It also cuts down on the amount of space quarantine takes up on your hub transport servers, though it trades that for space on your mailbox servers. Since you probably have more mailbox servers, and those each have more space than a hub transport server, it's a fair trade.
The Island if Misfit Toys
Err, make that, misfit mail. These are the messages no one asked after. Most often, administrators configure their quarantine to automatically delete messages over a certain age, like thirty days. While that is one way to approach it, how many of those messages are from legitimate current or potential customers, and represent lost opportunities, or customer satisfaction issues. Best if someone parses those on a regular basis to find the messages that need to be forwarded, but that can be a significant amount of work. I like to leave that to the interns, newest employees, or assign it to those who hit reply all one time to many.
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Whether you keep mail in quarantine or deliver to each user's junk mail folder, it's important to purge out old messages or they will just take up more and more space. Thirty days is the default, but you may choose to change that based on your volume and needs. Make sure you educate users on this, and that they understand once a piece of suspected junk ages out that it's gone for good. You don't want to waste time and space backing up or restoring junk mail. Thirty days should be plenty of time for a user to notice that they are missing something.
Ultimately, it's up to you how you choose to handle junk mail in your enterprise. Hopefully this post gave you some things to consider. Now, I want to ask you to give us some things to consider. How are you currently handling false positives and the quarantine? Do users open a ticket, can they self-serve, or does blocked mail simply go to the bit bucket with no chance for appeal? Let us know what you are doing, and how that's working out for you. I'm curious about how you, our readers, address this topic. Thanks!
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The problem is that many companies are not even aware of the false positives issue and do nothing. I am afraid, many of my legit emails to which I got to answer whatsoever ended in some company's quarantine. Too bad – there are so many approached to deal with false positives and doing nothing but just ignoring them is the worst approach for sure.
I get a lot of false positives. I think it's an automatic thing for my system when it checks the pages or links that I download. I do not know if that's a good thing or not, but it can sometimes become annoying because even legitimate messages or files are detected as spam. I didn't know, though, that there are other options I can try out for taking care of them. Thank you for explaining things and for giving me a clearer picture of what I need and what I should do with all the false positives I am getting.


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Inventor sues Google Wallet over NFC loyalty patent
Loyalty scheme pioneer Peter Sprogis is taking Google to court, claiming that the search engine's NFC Wallet infringes his 2007 patent on adding loyalty to pay-by-bonk apps. Sprogis is based in Florida, but the case will be heard in patent-holder-friendly Delaware and was spotted by Startups and IP Strategy. The patent in …
Ah Ha!
Where is the "invention", novelty and lack of obviousness in this?
It's just a software implementation of an accounting method?
It's too general too.
Loyalty Points
They patented Loyalty Points?
How was this approved?
It doesn't matter if you have a loyalty card that is swiped or bonked, this patent should have been thrown out.
Anything Barcode can do/does should not be patentable
If you go to a Tesco store and scan your clubcard you get loyalty points stored on a remote server.
If you use an older style loyalty card with a mag stripe, you get loyalty points stored on a remote server.
NFC is not some magical invention that runs a complex algorith when it is 'bonked'. NFC (in a loyalty card scenario) just presents a unique ID (customer number) that is synonymous with a mag0stripe or barcode.
The innovation with NFC is the actual reading writing technology and hardware not the fact that you can use it for exactly its intended and very obvious purpose.
'Not a patent troll' you are having a laugh. It is also worrying that an IT journalist can exclaim that this person wouldn't be a troll just because he has set up a company based around this patent.
Look at the checklist:
Obvious broad patent with no real innovation...Tick
Suing a major industry player to try to get a quick settlement or scare others into licensing...Tick
Using the Delawre court house to sue...Tick
3 out of 3 - patent troll...Tick
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...is this non-obvious?!
"The server recognizes the person by means of a unique identification code for that person, such as the person's cellular telephone number. The server then grants an award, such as a merchandise coupon or redeemable points, to the person."
Orange Cinema, anyone? Bluetooth stalk-advertising?
Everything this patent describes has already been done and anticipated by the very fact NFC has been invented.
Basically this could be summed up as give someone a loyalty reward when they eat at your restaurant whilst carrying an NFC enabled phone in their pocket. How. very. novel. The original inventors of NFC never could have imagined it would be put to that use!
Read the patent - "s/bluetooth/EDSE/g".
Of course
It infringes a patent. It wouldn't be a Google offering if it didn't
No Frickin Chance
I bought a Google Nexus S with NFC support when it came out because I wanted to try the NFC concept but when I tried to install it I was told that it wasn't available for the phone and now, searching the app store doesn't even show the wallet app.
So what's the point of patenting something that doesn't work? Oh, wait - if you have a patent on stuff not working then I guess you can sue everyone who has something that doesn't work. I'm putting my phone in my jacket and hurrying off to the patent office right now.
Nope, sod it - it's Friday, I think I'll go to the pub instead.
Obvious Patent
I was thinking about playing with NFC and one idea I had two days ago was an app which would allow my local cafe to replace their rubber-stamp-and-ink loyalty card with a digital solution which would... connect to a server and record the results (mostly because I keep losing the loyalty card).
It's not a patentable problem. It's a functional decomposition and software engineering one.
Earlier on someone mentioned the various ways your Tesco club card can work. One thing they forgot to incude was that it also rewards you with vouchers - either through the post or at the checkout when you get your receipt.
Similarly Homebaase did it with their spend and save card (until they opted for Nectar - and that, I'm fairly sure was prior to 2007)
I can't see that this patent is valid at all.
I also remember reading (quite some time ago - it might have been here or in some retail mag I was reading) that Safeway (remember them? - now Morrison) had developed (or were about to deploy) a system of promoting products previously bought by a customer as they wheeled their trolley past the said item in the store.
Safeway were one of the first to use hand-help self scanning devices so that you scanned each item as you put it in the trolley, the display gave you a running total and at the end you plugged it into a device which printed your bill and took your money. It knew who you were because you used a personal card to obtain the device as you went into the store. The idea was that the device knew where things were in the store (they could use that in Tesco - I can never find things) so as you passed an item you had previously bought (particularly if it knew that you had bought lots of them over the year (like pot-noodles) it would warn you of a special offer on that item that wasn't actually shown on the shelf pricing label - i.e. a personal special offer.
I might be making it up but I don't think I am.
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I might be making it up but I don't think I am."
Either way it sounds as if you're off to the patent
store office!
Haven't Tesco been tracking you round the store for years using RFID tagged products ?
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Kids are starting back to school. But for many children in Fort Wayne, this means a return to terribly unhealthy school lunches – fried chicken, hot dogs, hamburgers and desserts loaded with high-fructose corn syrup – that jeopardize the health and well-being of America's next generation.
Indiana gets a bad grade for childhood obesity and malnutrition. In 2011, 15 percent of Indiana high school students were considered obese, meaning their body mass index was at or above the 95th percentile. It is unlikely that an overweight child will slim down by adulthood – 80 percent of children who are obese between ages 10 and 15 remain obese at age 25. Children who eat poorly are at greater risk of developing osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and liver problems later in life.
Fortunately, schools can play a key role to reverse this trend and reinforce healthy eating behaviors. By emphasizing hands-on nutrition education, such as school garden projects and classroom cooking demonstrations, and by providing fresh, local fruits and vegetables in cafeterias, schools can encourage students to improve their diets.
The Junior League of Fort Wayne and the McMillen Center for Health Education hosted the first Kids in the Kitchen event before the end of the 2011-12 school year at Glenwood Park Elementary School. The Kids in the Kitchen event led students through several stations where they learned about healthy portion sizes and making nutritious meal and snack choices, while participating in games and activities. The event ended with a healthy dinner provided for students and their families.
The dinner promoted the Family Table initiative, a program run by the McMillen Center for Health Education. The Family Table program encourages families to enjoy nutritious meals together. According to the initiative, families that eat three or more meals together each week are less likely to have children who become overweight, make unhealthy food choices and develop eating disorders.
In recent years, wellness policies have been implemented in schools nationwide to address childhood obesity. However, in a recent report from the Center for Evaluation and Education Policy at Indiana University, fewer than a third of the wellness policies implemented in Indiana districts meet federal guidelines. The wellness policy for Fort Wayne Community Schools needs continued strict enforcement and specifically needs to include a pledge to participate in a Farm to School program.
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Although based on an Archie Comics publication, this series was produced by Hanna-Barbera rather than Filmation. The all-female rock trio comprised guitarist Josie McCoy, tambourinist Valerie Brown and drummer Melody Valentine. Valerie is Black and Nerdy, Melody is a Dumb Blonde and Josie is of average intellect.Supporting characters were Alan Mayberry, an ex-country singer who became the Pussycats' roadie and Josie's love interest; Alexander Cabot III, the Pussycats' manager; Alexandra Cabot, Alexander's twin who continually tried to steal Alan away from Josie and/or replace Josie as leader of the band; and Sebastian, Alexandra's snickering cat. In the successor series, Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space, a woolly creature named Bleep joined the cast.Voice talent included Janet Waldo, Casey Kasem and Don Messick, enabling Josie and friends to cross over to Scooby-Doo.It was adapted into a live-action film in 2001. For information on that, click here.
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It's satisfying many not-for-profit agencies needs. More people this weekend means more money. At the kennel corn tent run by the Downtown Kiwanis Club, things were popping.
This year volunteers say sales are up about 60 percent compared to last year. Over 100 groups count on a spot at the festival and count on Waterfront being one of their biggest fundraisers. Since 1986 On the Waterfront has helped not-for-profits raise over $8 million.
Those on the outside of the gates also know how to make a buck or two. All along downtown Rockford streets there's a price war. While we're fighting to find a parking spot many groups are fighting to offer us the best deal.
Waterfront weekend is a chance for many to make some extra cash. Most organizations charge $3 to $5 so you have a place to park. The 2nd Congregational Church made $3,000 last year.
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Morning Brew – Thursday, July 28: Julie Benz and Camille Chen as GFs on "Royal Pains," Denise Richards on experimenting
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If you were to look up "lesbian news" in the last 24 hours, you'd get a lot of stories about Denise Richards. This is why.
So she had some lesbian experimenting in her past. Do you think it was Neve Campbell? They had some built up tension after filming Wild Things and had to let it out, sans Matt Dillon?
Indian actress Koena Mitra is now refuting reports that she plays bisexual in her new American film, despite the very bisexual-themed poster and description. She told India Glitz:
The news that I play a bisexual character appeared on a micro-blogging site, but that isn't true. Just because the poster shows me standing with a female actor, doesn't mean that I am bisexual in the film.
So it's all for s–ts and giggles? Dumb. And to think, I almost paid money to see a Kevin Sorbo film.
Ellie Goulding has royal fans, and now she has lesbian ones. (Me! Me!) The singer tells PrideSource she definitely has some gay ladies that like her and it's not just because of her voice.
I found I have quite a big lesbian following, and I think… that it's because I'm quite muscley.
True and true. Also, we like your singing. But your arms don't hurt.
Lady Gaga is getting ordained (of course she is) so she can marry her yoga instructor and her partner. She told KISS FM:
My yoga instructor Trisha, a lesbian, has lived with her partner for years now and they have a beautiful daughter. They asked me to marry them. So, yes. I'm going to do it. It's their private wedding but they're very proud of it. They've waited a long time to legitimize their love. Congratulations to Mama T and T Mama.
How cool. I bet the papa, papa, paparazzi will be trying to invade this private ceremony, if only to see what Gaga is wearing. Will she upstage the brides?
Move over Corrie: Emmerdale has a new lesbian couple coming to town. According to ITV:
No-nonsense duo Ali Spencer and Ruby Haswell, played by acclaimed actresses Kelli Hollis (Shameless) and Alicya Eyo (Bad Girls) are sure to raise eyebrows since Ali has left her Hotten estate home and her husband to be with Ruby.
Late in life lesbian! Love it. Producer Stuart Blackburn said of the new characters:
Ali and Ruby are down to earth, gritty, funny and likeable and after leaving her husband of 15 years, Ali has a lot riding on making her new life in Emmerdale work.
Will you be watching?
Julie Benz (Elyse) and Camille Chen (Anna) play partners on a new episode of USA's Royal Pains. They show up on the August 3 episode as "a pair of alpaca farmers that call on Dr Hank Lawson (Mark Feuerstein) after an accident leaves one with a wound that won't heal. Elyse and Anna are the mothers to Libby (Meredith Hagner) a fan favorite that was introduced in the pilot of the show and has been a recurring characters through the shows three seasons." Ah, so they are moms to an existing character — so we could end up seeing more of them.
Cute couple.
Wanda Sykes recently spoke on a panel about LGBT issues within the black community for the NAACP (its first ever!). Check out the video from FreeSpeech TV.
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Where to find/buy fresh bay leaves in San Francisco?
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- t.susannah.chen Apr 3, 2010 04:36 PM
I have searched a few farmers markets, as well as some stores near my house, and no luck. Anyone know where to find bay leaves that aren't brittle, dry, and flavorless? I'd be willing to buy, or even forage if need be. Thanks!!
The California Bay is slightly different than the Laurus nobilis. The California Bay is edible, but has a stronger and different taste. Are you good with that?
California Bays are found in most parks with a stand of redwood trees, but between the Light Brown Apple Moth and park-non-foraging rules, it wouldn't be prudent to tell one's secret stash. City parks tend to have less strict "removal" rules (not a federal offense, at least), and some, at least in the berkeley and oakland hills, have bays.
Finally, Penzys is a very reputable spice vendor that has local stores. Haven't checked out their bay leaves.
re: bbulkow
A little known fact:
The California Bay trees in the hills between Oakland and Orinda have been commercially harvested for years and the leaves that are sold are in much demand around the world.
I believe even Spice Island® uses them.
re: Mission
Fascinating! Are they labeled as "california bay", or might a random package of Bay Leaves be either California Bay or Bay Laurel?
re: bbulkow
Penzey's bay leaves are really good. You could probably get relatively fresh ones at Rainbow, Berkeley Bowl, or Lhasa Karnak--anywhere that has high turnover.
I've tried California bay leaves and to me the flavor's not right. Spice Islands should specify on the jar that they're California bay leaves, since it's not the same tree, not even in the same genus.
Berkeley Bowl
2020 Oregon St, Berkeley, CA 94703
Lhasa Karnak Herb Company
1938 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709
Lhasa Karnak Herb Company
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1745 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Penzeys Spices
771 Santa Cruz Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025
I have a huge bay leaf tree in my yard in Oregon. It is trimmed into a very nice looking tree. You could plant on I am sure in SF if you have the room.
re: artisan02
I find them stronger and usually use half what called for. That being said I could probably supply Rainbow with a years worth from my sonoma property. I had to cut some own this year because they are also considered a fire hazard .
re: t.susannah.chen
Just beware, as posters have noted, about the difference between California bay and true bay leaves. Every time I've been to Berkeley Bowl they've been California bay and they are SO not the same thing. I personally can't stand 'em, even if I use just a bit of a leaf. I find the taste superstrong, not just piney and mentholish but searingly so, with a flavor I'm tempted to call "dirty pine bark", except that I've no idea what dirty pine bark actually tastes like.....
Berkeley Bowl
2020 Oregon St, Berkeley, CA 94703
The Morton and Bassett brand of bottled spices has bay leaves of a very high quality -- the difference is even visual. I think there was an article on this a few years ago. This spice line is getting harder to find, but I've recently seen it at Andronicos and Berkeley Bowl. Don't know about Rainbow Foods.
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2020 Oregon St, Berkeley, CA 94703
California bay is very spicy and not really suited for cooking, although some people do use it. Years ago, I purchased a couple of Laurus nobilis from a local nursery and planted them in pots. They respond well to pruning, so if you have a small space, purchase a plant or two, and keep it in an outdoor location, and use some of the leaves off the ends, as needed. It may take a year or so, but you will have a constant source of bay leaves.
Also, Whole Spice, located at the Oxbow Market in Napa, does list bay leaves on its web site.
it seems many people love the local California bay leaves,
In Orinda residents Tamara and Paul Attard set out to expand their family-owned and operated organic spice business, the Bayseng Spice Company (see sidebar). Their bay leaf dehydration plant at 21 Old Tunnel Road had exhausted its usefulness and needed to be rebuilt. Demand for their product, California bay leaves, far exceeded their production capacity, so they wanted to add a second drying facility across the street at 1000 Fish Ranch Road to double capacity. And, they wanted to build a family home at the site, what they call the farmhouse, to enable them to be close to the operations and enjoy the picturesque views of the Oakland hills beyond the Caldecott Tunnel.
The Attards' process for wholesale bay leaf production is quite linear: pick the leaves, clean the leaves, dry the leaves, and package the leaves for worldwide wholesale distribution
the Lewis family was distributing bay leaves wholesale by 1981. In 1991, Tamara's husband Paul Attard joined the business, adding his experience in technology and finance to the growing family business.
Now the largest producer of California bay leaves in the world, Bayseng Spice Company has acquired over 1,000 acres of land in Napa, Solano, and Lake Counties on which they cultivate bay trees. With over twenty employees, Bayseng harvests the prolific leaf year round. According to Paul Attard, the demand for the product far exceeds their current production capacity, and he believes they could double their number of employees once able to expand.
re: Mission
That article also says they might be going bankrupt .
Bay laurel are everywhere around here. But, there is a little known fact that the Bay tree is the Typhoid Mary of something called Sudden Oak Death syndrome. It is a disease for native oak trees that kills them suddenly.. hence the name.
So if you see any bay laurel trees that have browning discolored pointed tips of the leaves of the tree please do not touch, move or transport.
re: GregSJ
Are you referring to the California Bay (Umbellularia Californica) or the European (Laurus Nobilis) as a SOD vector? I hadn't heard that about the European, that I remember.
European bay does grow quite well in this area, either potted or in the ground: I compost bushels of bay leaves every year. You should be able to find one among your friends, or if desperate perhaps by going through a local garden society- maybe SLUG in SF.
re: GregSJ
You are very right. I had to remove 5 oak trees in last year before they fell on my house....also in last 3 years 4 neighbors had trees fall on their roofs. I have removed at least a dozen small bays because they are a problem. I watch them very carefully as do my neighbors. Actually the whole leaf can be almost black.


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... The readers on every gate said "Not Enough Value" though I paid $59 for this damn thing two days ago. It worked until this morning.
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Put one in your back pocket and you can open a Charlie gate with your butt.
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I just got an email from our HR department stating that our T-passes for the month of January haven't been delivered. Apparently, this is a "statewide" issue, which I take to mean all state offices are lacking their T-passes for January... we were informed that "there's a chance" the passes will be delivered tomorrow. ...... Read more
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TC says Charlie can kiss my ass, because all but two of the turnstiles at Malden Center were set to accept only CharlieCards today:
...Smart cards have only been distributed for the past week or so, and aren't going to hit major active use until January when they replace T Passes. So how is it that somebody thought there'd be such a dramatic increase... Read more
A BadTransit correspondent gets to watch as an entire row of Charlie machines reboots at Porter Square - right into Windows XP.
The Globe's transportation reporter provides a handy video on how to use the new card - and shows why he desperately needs somebody at boston.com to change that dorky photo of him on his blog.
Jenny G reports she tried buying a CharlieCard at Davis Square with her credit card on Friday. Just wouldn't take. Finally, one of those roving T "ambassadors" told her the machines weren't accepting credit cards - so she used the last of the change in her purse to buy one. Surprise:
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When I ride the T, I am reminded of why I don't mind the hassles of owning and driving a car in the city.
Single Girl in the City, on the new extra-slow CharlieReaders on the Green Line (B trolley, to be exact):
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Gary McGath notes the new CharlieCards will have RFID chips and that the T plans to retain information on where and when you get on the T for up to two years:
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John Daley notes the T's fare increase is timed to coincide with the formal launch of CharlieCards, which, of course, are named for the protagonist of a song who will never return, no, he'll never return, because he couldn't get offa that train after a fare increase:
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Somebody at the company that built the software for the new Charlie machines needs some help with decimal points.
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