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"The individuals recognized today take great pride in the job they do each and every day," said Acting Director Monken. "Their commitment to excellence, professionalism, and heroism are to be commended."
Trooper Jeremy Walk of District 18 in Litchfield was recognized for his unwavering dedication to the Illinois State Police. He is a top performer and lead Control and Arrest Tactics (CAT) instructor for the district, a responsibility he takes seriously and with great pride. Always looking for innovative ways to improve training, he secured more suitable buildings for CAT and Rapid Response training at no cost to the district. He also searches for training opportunities and officer safety information to benefit ISP and local officers and uses his own time to conduct extra training. This is a testament to his belief that every person who chooses a career in law enforcement should be fit, well trained, and mentally ready to handle the perils of the job. Trooper Walk is also an extraordinary Field Training Officer. Many officers have benefited from his vast knowledge of the law and policy. Through his efforts, he was able to obtain funding from the State's Attorney Office for interdiction training and immediately put the training into action, resulting in the seizure of a vast amount of contraband cigarettes and cash with a possible connection to terrorist activity.
Trooper Walk is the ultimate team player, always willing to make sacrifices for the betterment of District 18 and the Department. During the first half of 2009, the district experienced a spike in fatality crashes involving alcohol. To combat the trend, a focus was placed on rural roadways and alcohol-related violations. Although he worked the day shift, he adjusted his hours to contribute to the patrol strategy, and even bid on the evening shift to help alleviate the shortage of proficient DUI officers.
Trooper Walk's work ethic and commitment are apparent in his accomplishments. He was recognized in the district for his achievements in speed and overweight enforcement. He also received the District Challenge Coin for outstanding activity and secured the District "Top Cop Award" for Criminal Arrests and Occupant Restraint. Trooper Walk's volunteer efforts include Special Olympics, Children's Miracle Network, the "Brian McMillen Veterans Scholarship 5K Run", and the "Coats for Kids" Campaign.
Ms. Bencini has provided 15 years of dedicated excellence to the Illinois State Police as a telecommunications professional and provides exceptional customer service to District 13 and the citizens of Illinois. She holds herself to a high set of standards and works diligently to meet all the requirements and deadlines of her position, readily offering her assistance to co-workers, officers, and the community. Others often seek guidance from her due to her extensive knowledge of police communications. Her work ethic exemplifies a devoted and productive employee, honorably conscientious, and loyal to her profession.
She not only takes initiative in the workplace, but gives freely of her personal time as well. She is a strong advocate for improving safety and efficiency and volunteers her time as a Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician. She also volunteers for other noble callings such as Habitat for Humanity and reading newspapers to the blind.
In spite of her extra activities, she manages to maintain a high level of productivity. Ms. Bencini has received several commendations and is often recognized for her professionalism, competence, and willingness to assist others. Working in the Joliet Laboratory as a Trace Chemistry Analyst, Mr. James Ercoli is an outstanding scientist who works diligently to produce casework of the highest quality. He is routinely one of the top case producers in the state, having completed 167 cases in 2009. Mr. Ercoli is responsible for maintaining the aging instrumentation within the Trace Section and has devoted countless hours to rebuilding and/or repairing complex laboratory instruments and equipment, saving the ISP significant funds that would normally be spent on repair. He consistently contributes to the efficient functioning of the section, and as a senior member of the laboratory, often serves as a mentor and advisor to others. Not only does he perform his own assignments well, he also assists his coworkers and user agencies. Recognizing the laboratory as a service organization, his focus is on providing the highest quality product to the law enforcement community.
Mr. Ercoli is well respected in his laboratory field and volunteers as part-time firefighter, giving him a unique insight into the analytical tasks of the laboratory, as well as enhancing his credibility with user agencies. He has developed and provided numerous outside presentations on forensic arson analysis and evidence packaging that were extremely well received and highly sought after by various fire and law enforcement agencies.
Mr. Ercoli's dedication to his career is only eclipsed by his profound commitment to his family and his community.
Other presentations made during the ceremony include:
The Medal for Valor is awarded to Illinois State Police personnel who perform an act of exceptional bravery, with an awareness of the possibility that the act could result in great bodily harm or death to themselves. This year's honorees are:
The Medal for Honor is awarded to Illinois State Police personnel who perform a heroic act that, by its nature, results in saving a life, preventing a serious crime, or apprehending a person who committed a serious crime. The eligible act, while of a lesser degree than that required for the Medal for Valor, must nevertheless have been accomplished with distinction. This year's recipients are:
The Achievement Medal is awarded to Illinois State Police personnel who perform an outstanding act, or acts, that results in improved administration or operation, substantial savings in labor or operational costs, greatly enhances the mission of the ISP, or brings great credit to the Department. The act, or acts, must be because of performance beyond the requirements of the normal work assignment. This year's recipient is:
The Purple Heart Medal is presented to Illinois State Police personnel who, while in the performance of enforcement duties, are seriously injured or killed while encountering deadly force or "other actions" causing serious, life threatening injuries or death. Officers receiving the Purple Heart this year are:
The Lifesaving Medal is awarded to Illinois State Police personnel who perform actions or who apply techniques that result in saving or sustaining a human life. Honorees include:
The Director's Award of Distinction is presented to any individual, agency, or group outside the Illinois State Police who gave extraordinary support and assistance to accomplish the goals of the Department. They include:
Other Officer of the Year nominees include:
Other Telecommunicator of the Year nominees include:
Nominees for the ISP Forensic Scientist of the Year Award must display a combination of the following qualifications and characteristics: superior performance of an individual regarding casework; superior job performance; actions which exceed every day operations; and extraordinary community service or exceptional community involvement.
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I've viewed all 215+ members. There are surprisingly few in Canada and are far from where I'm located. I find my virtual mates in this online community.
You could check the members of this online community and also on the AoH online community, to see if there are some in your neihborhood; you might be surprised!
Yes, Ria, "mates" are necessary and would be very welcome. I've been looking locally here in my area (Peterborough, Canada). At the same time, I'm hoping that by practising/modelling AoH, Circle etc. others will learn and pick them up too. I guess I'm trying to be a friendly 'virus'!! And of course, I have online mates like all of you!
Good work Cheryl! and if this work continues, I wonder if you have any 'mates' in your neighborhood? In Art of Hosting we use to say 'find your mates', meaning you need a field (more than one person) to host a field... of course I don't know how many participants you have...
Congratulations, Cheryl, for being asked back (and may you get paid)! And thanks for stimulating such a generative conversation.
"wHO we are, the people that are here, and what is the high topic that would be relevant to us to put in a aconversation?
Taking into account, the people that are together on a conversation, the the fact of the relations among that human system should be present all time, by hosts.
Sometimes the work is not that complicated if necessary information before the event is gathered...
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Huge appreciation to Kaj, Ria and Cliodhna! Kaj, the Generative Conversations piece is beautifully complementary to Compassionate Communications training I'm undertaking. Ria, you got me to the right focus on Purpose and that helped things fall into place. Cliodhna, you reminded me to review my AoH knolwedge and experience. This particular effort was a personal initiative (and a bit of a risk!) arising from a need I saw in my community for various groups working on the same thing to come together for more effective work. They liked what I did in the initial gathering (essentially using Circle Process for building relationships and surfacing what's really on people's mind and hearts) so they asked me back again. Maybe I'll get paid this time :). Again, thanks to you all!
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In general I think the Who should include all the people who has to has to support the realization of the solutions. In strategy processes this is mostly about identifying these stakeholders. It is very common to forget important stakeholder like the customers and suppliers.
They are the only ones who can define the Why, but in general it has to be something that unites all the stakeholders, so I use the attached file as inspiration for how to get the Why to be generative.
The How is a series of more or less parallel conversations that can promote the realization of the Why.
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Really Bad
gets old FAST
posted by ripleister (LEXINGTON, MA) Mar 15, 2008
Member since Nov 2007
7 out of 8 gamers (88%) found this review helpful
posted by PS3neXtGen (BLOOMFIELD, NJ) Sep 24, 2007
Member since Jun 2007
7 out of 9 gamers (78%) found this review helpful
The most unique and perhaps best aspect of the game is actually looking forward to replay scenes(levels) of the game.
Basically you have a half dozen movies to perform
stunts in. Each as unique as the other. But the fps and action is soo intense that the replay value is very very high. Plus once you become used to the controls you try to master each level.
I think this game is def worth a spot in your Q. Please do not mistake this as a racing, driving sim. This IS NOT one of those. It is a total spectacle of well sequenced and excellent timed mechanics that are moive-worthy.
Alot of time must have been put in to develop these elaborate action scenes as they are just as fun to watch your replay as actually drive the course.
Think of it as an extreme obstacle course but Next-Gen graphics, physics and gameplay.
Graphics 8.5\10 --- Comparable to Dirt's graphics
Sound 9.0\10 Crank this baby up on your Sound System its like watching an action movie!
Gameplay 8.5\10 --- Only downfall is you NEED to play a level more than 3-4 times to actually experience the true fun that the game delivers but no worries its great
Online: NR --- Havent Ventured into the MP aspect
Replay Value 8.0\10 Sure to leep you busy until Jericho and or KZ2
Learning Curve Approx. 20 min ---
Comparable to --- Full Auto 2 meets Steven Spielberg
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posted by Freeze17 (KUNA, ID) Sep 24, 2007
Member since Jan 2005
7 out of 9 gamers (78%) found this review helpful
stunts excellent!
posted by Oneyungbro (TUCSON, AZ) Dec 17, 2007
Member since May 2007
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Too frustrating for what it's worth!
posted by smplepinoi (SAN LEANDRO, CA) Dec 10, 2007
Member since Nov 2007
3 out of 6 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
The producers or game designers of this game must have thought that making a game impossibly frustrating would make the game interesting/good. That is just stupid.
On the surface, the game's goal is to drive through a action movie set and perform specific stunts in specific areas. You will be scored out of "5 stars" how well you scored/strung them (kept stunts continuous). What it doesn't show is that in order to get the full 5 star credit, you can't simply do the stunts; you have to "string" them together. How do you do this you ask? You would think it would be some cool gameplay, but no, this is the stupid frustrating part. You have to either drive close to an object (but cannot hit it?!?!?) or drift (and mess up your time). So adding that should be frustrating enough. No, the creators go one extremely frustrating step more. You have to do them within 2 seconds of each other [which is never long enough] (I always said if it was just half a second more, the game would easily not be as frustrating as it is) or it resets your "string" and you CANNOT get the 5 star.
Like all reviewers say, be prepared to do a level MULTIPLE times before getting it down. And when you FINALLY get the 5 stars (if that's what you've been aiming for as I did), you don't even feel fulfilled. You feel a more like "finally, at last."
BUT I have to say that the concept, video quality, and especially audio quality are all superb on the PS3. At least in those areas the game is fun.
In the end, this game gets so frustrating that it isn't even fun. It ends up feeling like work than "playing" a video game. This game is more trouble/and work than its worth in fun.
Very Good
Loads of fun!!!
posted by big661982 (SIDNEY, NY) Jan 2, 2008
Member since Dec 2007
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
The only real downsides of this game are I can see the replay value not being there. That was my only problem with the original game, once you beat it, you beat it. Yeah the stunt creator is fun, but how many times can you do create different stunts? Also, it can be incredibly frustrating because not every scene is exactly the same as before. Sometimes the explosions and accidents cause cars to shift in your way that didn't happen before and it throws you off the next time through, causing you to want to re shoot to be perfect. This causes a lot of irritation with me because I a strive for perfection, one scene took me almost 3 hours to get perfect and string from the beginning to the end of a scene. Finally, I think some of the things you can get marked off on are very "ticky tacky", for instance if you are trying to gap two objects it sometimes says you hit part of the gap, when in replays it clearly shows you haven't hit anything
I do love the story lines and the diversity, I even like the fact that they put a sequel from the first game in here with A Whoopin' and Hollerin' II. Nice touch.
I cannot wait until I beat the game, I may hang onto this one for a while before I send it back. Definitely not a keeper, but something to hang on to for a while.
Great game for a perfectionist player.
posted by Mikemare (CLYDE, NC) Nov 19, 2007
Member since Jul 2005
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Graphics are decent, not nearly as good as the hype, and the explosions are last generation bad. Car physics seem off, as the cars slide strange, and never seem to take the same corners the same way.
If your looking for a racer, this is not it! If your looking for a perfectionist game, look no further.
Above Average
fun for 3 houres
posted by zisman (MELVILLE, NY) Oct 12, 2007
Member since Sep 2007
1 out of 5 gamers (20%) found this review helpful
thats it1!!!!
Above Average
Don't rinse & repeat. Combo!
posted by Gregarious (RICHMOND, VA) Sep 28, 2007
Member since Aug 2007
1 out of 6 gamers (17%) found this review helpful
Cons: Did I mention that you might smash your controller? You'll play each level until you get it right. While you might think that you are supposed to hit every stunt to succeed, "right" means "combos". The CVG site said it best, "It's entirely possible to miss four crucial stunts (miss five and you have to re-shoot the whole thing) and still get a perfect award, because Stuntman: Ignition's not about hitting each objective, it's about chaining them from start to finish."
Now that you know this, the game might be more fun. I still haven't sent mine back yet.
Not that bad...
posted by hades360 (CHICAGO, IL) Feb 8, 2012
Member since Jan 2012
Above Average
Stuntman Ignition better then the first one???
posted by grod1988 (LAWRENCEBURG, TN) Oct 23, 2009
Member since Oct 2009
Fun in theory, but not in practice
posted by jlevitsk (WEATHERLY, PA) Aug 27, 2009
Member since Jan 2004
Stuntman Ignition
posted by zachxwhite (NORTH POLE, AK) Mar 15, 2009
Member since Nov 2008
The characters are funny
Stunts are epic
Gameplay is fun
Vehicles are totally BA
It becomes increasingly difficult to unlock stuff(duh)
The missions become repetitive
The missions are pretty difficult demanding accuracy and patients
all in all it's a fun game but don't buy it
Construction area is the best...
posted by Tronzie (VALRICO, FL) Jan 12, 2009
Member since Dec 2008
The best part is the construstion area freestyle, where you can build your own stunds, including ramps, loops, boxes to break. Just unlock you imagination.
Very Good
posted by LooseMoose (LA VERNIA, TX) Dec 3, 2008
Member since Mar 2008
Above Average
Worth renting but can be MADDENING!
posted by Jaruski (PALM SPRINGS, CA) Sep 2, 2008
Member since Feb 2008
Stoked: The premise! I like meeting the Director at the beginning of each film and the walk-throughs by the narrator as you go over each stunt for that particular scene. I found myself playing some scenes over and over again, even if I got a good score, because the surroundings were incredibly cool. I also liked the variety of vehicles from movie to movie and even from scene to scene. The motorcycles were the easily the best to play, because they offered much better control as you attempted the difficult maneuvers.
Choke: The yellow directional "road signs"! Unless you hit each instruction exactly perfect (and I mean exactly) and even sometimes when YOU DO, the game still says you screwed up and you're on red "X" patrol. I was so frustrated when I pulled off a perfect stunt just to have the game say "not quite" I almost went old-school and threw the controller across the room. Since they're blue-tooth nowadays (did I really just write "nowadays"? EW) I could do far more damage so I refrained. It's like the game testers took a nap during this portion or they forgot to turn off their cheat codes, because the game's default "jank mode" sucks. If each scene didn't offer rapid-restart, I would've sent this back to Gamefly the same day I got it.
Broke: The commercials were really hard, because you can't screw up, not even once without the director calling a re-shoot. You have to put it on "easy" to be able to screw up once, but as Janktacular as those loathsome yellow boxes are, you'll just barely be able to hold on to your sanity if you attempt to complete them all. Special mention: The Armor-All commercial was infuriating and fun. I also liked the idea of "quick fix" or whatever so you don't have to go into career mode to play, but without the directions from voice-over guy, they're not as fun.
posted by packman08 (COLORADO SPRINGS, CO) Aug 16, 2008
Member since Jul 2008
Very Good
Fun, Addicting, and Repetitive...
posted by Drey2071 (BEATRICE, NE) Jul 26, 2008
Member since Oct 2006
No Subtitles, but fun enough
posted by Deafguy (MIAMI, FL) Jun 10, 2008
Member since Mar 2008
Other than that game seemed like it could be fun, if I had a clue what was going on in the game. only ran through the first stunt to see if I could get the hang of controls, but I have no idea if there's like radio communications or stuff - couldn't tell since there is no option for subtitles, so, in short, game sucked royally for me.
Very Good
Just Buy it
posted by Weddle (CHANDLER, AZ) May 31, 2008
Member since May 2008
One of the best games ever.
posted by sammer (WASHINGTON, DC) May 23, 2008
Member since Aug 2005
Mildly entertaining, sold visuals, too repetitive
posted by bnash972 (EULESS, TX) Apr 22, 2008
Member since Jan 2008
The game has some mild entertainment value, but I become very board very quickly. I'll play many games for 2 - 3 hours at time with no problem. I often have to force myself to put down the controller. With this game, I become very board in just 30 - 45 minutes of game play.
Not only is scene to scene play repetitive, but getting stuck on a difficult scene is mind numbing. The voice over is so repetitive, I have dreams of 3...2...1...over-take right, drift turn left in my sleep. You'll hear the same commands a MILLION times throughout the game.
The visuals are solid, the changing vehicles are nice. Small cars, cop cars, armored cars, motor cycles, dune buggies, semis, and more. All handle very uniquely and offer the only form of variety in the game.
I'd recommend this as a renter, but I would never buy.
Stuntman Ignition
posted by nascarfan1 (Knightdale, NC) Apr 19, 2008
Member since Mar 2008
Good idea but not so good of a game
posted by BLCKSH4RC (DICKINSON, ND) Mar 23, 2008
Member since Mar 2008
Really Bad
Don't Bother...
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UFC Anthony Pettis News Review
UFC 164 is resembling a respectable card.
Josh Barnett is back where he belongs and in a spell with Frank Mir, there's a featherweight mini-tournament that might offer the exact same kind of fun the welterweight version did at UFC 158 and the interested carnival related activity of Ben Rothwell battling Brandon Vera is smack in the middle of all of it.
Yup, pretty good card certainly.
And it's headlined by among the most highly-anticipated rematches the light-weight branch might ever before supply– previous WEC champions Benson Henderson and Anthony Pettis square off for the UFC title.
It's currently been noted exactly what Henderson has to do to stay champ against Pettis, but exactly what does Pettis have to do if he wishes to wrest the belt from the champ?
One of these may aid, I guess. Yet barring that, there are other opportunities to take.
No inquiry, he's the much better striker. And that goes beyond the ability to spring off the cage like an ape and land flying kicks.
He's additional technical, a lot more powerful, quicker and more about to dedicate to strikes. When Pettis lands, he harms people. You don't see your man throwing together lengthy combos, because he hardly ever should; he finishes guys on first and 2nd strikes frequently.
This is where his support will be against the ultra-durable champion, a guy that has actually gotten to the top of the stack by being good at everything and always a little much better than the last time you saw him.
His striking, in particular, has enhanced, as his kicking procedure has created to support his expanding convenience as a boxer. He still does not have power, but he offsets it in gameness.
Still, when push pertains to push, Pettis will certainly gain a fight on the feet. It could be close if he can not quit Henderson (which has actually shown to be an actual task, in fact), but he'll still succeed there.
If the champion tries to rhubarb with him, he'll acquire strike a great deal, and it will certainly hurt a whole lot. If he tries to munch away at the sides without ever going for a big bite, he'll open himself around the big gos Pettis has actually shown versus men like Joe Lauzon and Donald Cerrone.
The principal apparition in the device of a Pettis success is Henderson's fumbling and hurting. He could take Pettis down, and you 'd have to think he will if he sees the chance to.
Pettis is comfy combating of his spine and, like any person who uses the Roufusport seal, is in fact hugely underappreciated there. But courts don't give you rounds for endangering with triangles and the occasional good hip retreat.
Sprawl and quarrel is the ticket if it's feasible or space and scrambles if the fight ends up on the ground. Anything else is a black gap against someone as efficient succeeding rounds as Henderson is.
The formula for Anthony Pettis to end up being the UFC lightweight champ in his hometown is easy: keep Benson Henderson off of your man, and make him spend for every inch he gives up.
If he does that, he'll be the new king at 155.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Many detainees at Guantanamo Bay may be closer to heading home under a bipartisan deal reached in Congress that gives President Barack Obama a rare victory in his fight to close the prison for terror suspects.
The compromise is part of a broad defense bill awaiting final passage in the Senate this week. The House approved the measure last Thursday. It's the first time since Obama came to office promising to close Guantanamo that Congress is moving to ease restrictions instead of strengthen them. And it could signal changing political views of the prison for terrorism suspects now that the war in Afghanistan is winding down.
Obama's achievement was somewhat a surprise, after the Republican-controlled House earlier this year voted overwhelmingly to make it harder to transfer detainees. But the deal to move in the opposite direction passed with hardly any opposition and little attention - perhaps overshadowed by more prominent defense bill debates over Iran sanctions, military sexual assaults and spying by the National Security Agency.
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Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe, who worked on the compromise as the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said he'll continue to fight to keep Guantanamo open even as some colleagues are softening their position. "There's no place else you can house these terrorists," he said in a telephone interview Wednesday, adding some former detainees have re-engaged in terrorist activity.
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Half of the 160 detainees at Guantanamo as of this week were approved for transfer nearly four years ago, provided that the home country could provide security guarantees. But the Obama administration has argued that many approved transfers effectively have been blocked by restrictions imposed by Congress.
For instance, lawmakers have barred the administration from transferring any detainee without the Pentagon certifying that, among other requirements, the receiving country is not "facing a threat that is likely to substantially affect its ability to exercise control over the individual." Administration officials have said that's a bar too high in particular for Yemen, home to the world's most active al-Qaida branch and more than half the Guantanamo detainees.
The rules have prohibited transfers to countries where detainees who have been released previously have re-engaged in terrorism. That includes Kuwait, a key U.S. ally that has been lobbying for the return of its two remaining detainees and has built a still unused rehabilitation center to peacefully reintegrate them.
There's also been a prohibition on transferring detainees to countries that the United States has declared a state sponsor of terrorism. Guantanamo houses three Syrians who have been approved for transfer but would be barred from going home under the current rules. Sudan's government says its two remaining detainees were heading home Wednesday - one has completed a sentence after a conviction on terrorism charges and the other is so ill he's unlikely to pose a threat and was recently ordered released by a judge. Court ordered transfers are excluded from the congressional restrictions; otherwise the administration would not have been able to send even a debilitated prisoner home to certain countries.
The congressional deal lifts those restrictions and allows transfers for those detainees who have been approved when the administration determines the transfer is in the national security interests of the U.S.
Administration officials say they are working with foreign governments to negotiate terms of transfers so there won't be a big movement overnight.
"The president directed the administration to responsibly reduce the detainee population to the greatest extent possible, and we would welcome much needed flexibility in this area," said National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden. "But even in the absence of transfer restrictions, our longstanding policy is to transfer detainees only if the threat posed by the detainee can be sufficiently mitigated and when consistent with our humane treatment policy."
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Before the release of Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard," the computing world was abuzz with the possible inclusion of ZFS—Zettabyte File System—into the new operating system. That rumor was largely fueled by the rumors swirling around about what would officially become known as Time Machine. It turns out that ZFS did make its way into Leopard, albeit on a read-only basis, and it isn't the technology behind Time Machine.
Now, the next version of Mac OS X, version 10.6 code-named "Snow Leopard," is said to be more evolutionary than revolutionary. Personally, I'd love to see Apple fully embrace ZFS as its file system of choice, and then throw away the goofy "flying through space" UI in Time Machine to embrace something like this. Of course, Apple can seriously turn up the UI polish, but this kind of approach makes sense and seems relatively easy to incorporate into the Finder interface.
So what do you think? Am I way out in left field here, or does anyone else think this seems like a good idea?
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As long as you could _also_ backup externally sure, that's great. Also, that gnome interface is simple and functional but doesn't give Jobs much room for flair. I've never actually played with the time machine stuff on my laptop but I've seen demo's and its a bit flashy. Meh.
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