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Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. HOWARD BERMAN (D, CA-28): The drug crisis facing the US remains a top national security threat. This bill represents a new partnership with Mexico and Central American countries to face the immediate security threat of drug gangs, and help these neighbors build the capacity of their law enforcement agencies.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. MICHAEL McCAUL (R, TX-10): We need a strategy on this side of the border: a two-pronged Approach; a comprehensive strategy that deals not only with the Mexican side but with the US side. And for too long, our border sheriffs and our Border Patrol agents have been outmanned and outgunned. And if we are going to provide assistance to Mexico, it seems to me we ought to be providing assistance to our men and women on our side fighting this war every day.
Rep. TED POE (R, TX-2): I am concerned about drugs and violence on the border, but I am also concerned about corruption. In order to gain control of access corridors in the US, drug cartels are hiring hit men from an elite force in Mexico's military. This group is known as the "Zetas." Some of the Zetas are military deserters that may have been trained in the US. $1 billion in this bill would go to Mexico. And Mexico in its arrogance objects to any conditions we want to put on this money. The administration can offer us no assurance that our equipment and training won't be used against us and neither can Mexico.
OnTheIssues.org interprets the 2006 NORML scores as follows:
National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law's mission is to move public opinion sufficiently to achieve the repeal of marijuana prohibition so that the responsible use of cannabis by adults is no longer subject to penalty.
NORML is a nonprofit, public-interest lobby that for more than 30 years has provided a voice for those Americans who oppose marijuana prohibition. We represent the interests of the tens of millions of Americans who smoke marijuana responsibly and believe the recreational and medicinal use of marijuana should no longer be a crime.
NORML supports the removal of all criminal penalties for the private possession & responsible use of marijuana by adults, including the cultivation for personal use, and the casual nonprofit transfers of small amounts. This model is called "decriminalization."
NORML additionally supports the development of a legally controlled market for marijuana, where consumers could purchase it from a safe, legal and regulated source. This model is referred to as "legalization."
NORML believes that marijuana smoking is not for kids and should only be used responsibly by adults. As with alcohol consumption, it must never be an excuse for misconduct or other bad behavior. Driving or operating heavy equipment while impaired from marijuana should be prohibited.
NORML strongly supports the right of patients to use marijuana as a medicine when their physician recommends it to relieve pain and suffering.
Lastly, NORML supports the right of farmers to commercially cultivate hemp for industrial purposes, such as food and fiber production.
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Dr. Dunn has had a varied career in entrepreneurial ventures and academia. In the early 80s, armed with a fresh MBA, she and her partners entered the alternative financial services industry by starting a check-cashing company, The Money Box. The company grew to 70 locations throughout Texas, offering low-cost check cashing, money orders, wire-transfer services and pre-paid debit cards to customers. The company focused on outstanding customer service and strategic use of information systems. Earlier this year, the company was sold to a nationwide competitor.
Dr. Dunn has been part of the faculty of the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas since the late 1990s. She's taught a wide-range of MIS classes, from the required introductory MIS course, to data-communications and networks and service-oriented architecture (SOA). Most recently, she has team taught the experiential-learning based, MIS capstone class in project management. In the six years of teaching this class, she has overseen the implementation of dozens of IT projects benefiting the Austin community.
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I have to make the shameful, yet hilarious, confession that my kids were dancing to "Sexy Back" last night before bed. Wish I had the camera going! :)I have a vid to post in a bit, too. So fun!
How adorable. He really got down didn't he? Love it. Oh, and you don't have an annoying mommy voice. LOL I love to hear mommy's getting excited about what their kids are doing. What a doll!
What a cutie! We used to dance to a valentine bear a few years ago. I think it finally ran out of batteries!
Oh, those battery song toys!! They love them. Over, and over. He's such a cutie.
Too funny & cute!! He does it over and over again! :)
Wow - He would make a great dance partner for Emma! ;) Funny how they always get a burst of energy right before bedtime!
This is cracking me up. He is growing so much...
Adorable! He has some serious moves. :-)
He is so cute! I miss that age.
Such innocence and such silly fun! You sound fine! Much like I thought you would!Blessings.
HOW CUTE! What a great dancer -- he sure does have some 'moves'.(don't you just hate that when you have a really cute video and it's ruined my our voices...? You were not annoying though -- you sounded fine!)
Very sweet. He has a ton of energy!!! I bet ya he keeps you on your toes. Sweet sweet sweet
Gosh, he looks so much older! This is too cute. Also, you don't have annoyingmomvoice- I love your laugh :) Which camera did you get? Do you like it? I'm starting to look for a new one.
look at those hip! waht a dancer you got !
Love the song. Quite a cutie. :)
haha! Love the dancing! :) And the song...what a better song to dance to than that?! He's is precious!
I bet he slept well after all that dancing... LOLHappy WW!Mine is up at Tricotine
It doesn't look like an end is near....HA! Too cute!Lori
Very cute! My son is Two and he loves to dance to commercials! One commercial he likes and stops everything for is an annoying lawyer commercial! He doesn't watch tv, he just hears that commercial and one other and just gets down! LOLGreat new camera by the way!
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That boy's got some moves!!!! heehee
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He's got to patent those sweet moves!! Jane, P&B Girls
Oh boy! How long did it take him to fall asleep?
hes so cute! and I didnt think more than one existed!!! we own that same toy box in the background :-) we love it. although Caleb rarely plays with anything on it , he just wants whats in it. :-)
Very cute!Very good dance moves he's got going there too!Thanks for sharing!- Audrey
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He was getting his groove on!
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I'm on dial up and can't load the video but he looks adorable to me in the still shot!
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OMGOSH! So cute :) Love the moves!
he definitely put the bop to the bop d'bop d'bop !!!did he zonk in bed as soon as he got in?too cute!
Too cute!!! Love those moves. Isn't it amazing how kids just figure out how to dance all on their own? Put on some music, and they're prewired for it!
Check him out...get down with your bad self!!!
That is so super cute. Don't you just love how happy he is? And ... he is having pure fun.
HE is just the cutest little munchkin!
Gray and I are so going clubbin'!
Oooh he needs to come over and have a dance party with my Avery.
Those are quite some moves he has there! Great video picture on your new camera.
Love the "half-jumps" where the feet don't quite leave the floor!
he is just too cute!!! thats one way to tire them out :D
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Google Summer of Code has a formal application process for mentoring applications this year. The window is March 5-12. This section is for development of our joint application with Annodex.
Here are the questions the GSoC faq says we must address:
Describe your organization
Xiph.org is an open source project and non-profit corporation dedicated to providing open and free-to-implement multimedia technology as a foundation for an interoperable, level playing field on the internet and other digital distribution networks. Over the past 8 years we have hosted development for all the major patent-free audio and video codec development, including the Vorbis, Speex, FLAC and Theora, the Ogg streaming format, and the icecast streaming media server.
This year we are also coordinating projects for the Annodex association under our umbrella. The Annodex project is developing a set of open specifications and open source software to allow the creation of hyperlinked Webs of audio and video integrated with the text-based view of the current Web. Toward this goal, Annodex has done a great deal of work developing tools, browswer plugins and convenience libraries to facilitate adoption of Xiph.org's lower-level technology. As such the two projects have largely aligned goals, but focus on different levels in the stack.
Why is your organization applying to participate in GSoC 2007? What do you hope to gain by participating?
Did your organization participate in GSoC 2005 or 2006? If so, please summarize your involvement and the successes and failures of your student projects.
Xiph.org was invited to participate in GSoc 2006, and informally mentored annodex-related projects as well.
We were granted funding for 6 slots. One we weren't able to fill because our chosen students picked (or were assigned to) other projects.
Two were successful: One, a hardware implementation of a theora decoder. This project produced HDL implementation of the major decoder components, to be used with a general purpose CPU, such as the open source LEON sparc implementation. Real time playback of SD content was achieved using the proprietary Nagios cpu design. Two, implentation of OggSkeleton support in various tools. We have maintained contact with the two successful students since the program finished, but neither has contributed significant code outside the GSoC term.
The remaining three were unsuccessful through lack of necessary skills, health complications, insufficient motivation, or some combination of all of thise.
We enjoyed our participation last year. It energized our project and improved our connections to the rest of the open source community. We learned some lessons about mentoring and especially about applicant screening and would appreciate a chance to apply them in a second round.
If your organization has not previously participated in GSoC, have you applied in the past? If so, for what year(s)?
Who will your organization administrator be? Please include Google Account information.
What license does your project use?
In general, we use a modified-BSD style license for our libraries, to enable the widest possible uses of our formats and reference implementations. Our applications are generally GPL.
What is the URL for your ideas page?
This wiki page contains our current suggestions: (updates needed for 2007):
What is the main development mailing list for your organization?
We don't have a single central mailing list for all of Xiph.Org. Instead, we have per-project mailing lists; of these the most active is email@example.com. A complete listing of our lists is available at:
What is the main IRC channel for your organization?
We use freenode (irc.freenode.net), with a number of channels. #xiph is the main organisation-wide one, but we also have project channels: #vorbis, #theora, #icecast and #annodex are the major ones.
Does your organization have an application template you would like to see students use? If so, please provide it now.
Who will be your backup organization administrator? Please include Google Account information.
Michael Smith: google account firstname.lastname@example.com
Who will your mentors be? Please include Google Account Information.
Mike Smith: google account email@example.com
Ralph Giles: google account firstname.lastname@example.com
Silvia Pfeiffer: google account email@example.com
Christopher Montgomery: google account email@example.com
Timothy Terriberry: google account firstname.lastname@example.com
Jan Gerber: google account email@example.com
Conrad Parker: google account email@example.com
What criteria did you use to select these individuals as mentors? Please be as specific as possible.
What is your plan for dealing with disappearing students?
What is your plan for dealing with disappearing mentors?
Our project-suggestions page has at least two mentors for every project. Should we decide to select a project not listed on that page, we would not do so without finding both a willing mentor and an available backup.
In most cases, the mentors are core developers who have been an active part of Xiph.Org for a number of years, so we think that disappearing mentors are relatively unlikely, but this provides the neccesary backup should a mentor be unable to continue for unforseen reasons.


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Pope Benedict XIV
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Son of Marcello Lambertini and Lucretia Bulgarini. Received his early education from tutors. At age thirteen he went to the Collegium Clementianum in Rome, Italy to study rhetoric, philosophy, theology, history, civil and ecclesiastical law. Received his doctorate in theology, canon law and civil law from La Sapienza University, Rome on 11 September 1694 at the age 19. Made consistorial lawyer by Pope Clement XI. Consultor of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Roman and Universal Inquisition. Named Promotor of the Faith in 1708. Canon theologian at the Vatican, and assessor of the Sacred Congregation of Rites in 1712. Papal domestic prelate in 1713. Sub-deacon on 17 April 1713. Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of the Council in 1718. Canonist of the Apostolic Penitentiary in 1722. Titular Bishop of Theodosia on 12 June 1724. Titular archbishop of Mira. Titular archbishop of Nazianzo. Named assistant at the Pontifical Throne on 13 March 1725. Bishop of Ancona, Italy on 20 January 1727. Created cardinal on 9 December 1726. Part of the conclave of 1730 that chose Pope Clement XII. Archbishop of Bologna, Italy on 30 April 1731. Elected 247th pope in 1740.
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(NewsUSA) - The "Hollywood heart attack" -- the one in which victims grab their chests, gasp and fall to the floor -- is not always the way real people experience a coronary episode. In fact, doctors often struggle to diagnose whether a heart attack has even occurred.
Many patients have symptoms that mimic other conditions, and a quarter of heart attack patients have no chest pain. Many patients even have normal EKG readings. This is especially true for women, who often exhibit different heart attack symptoms than men.
So, how can physicians diagnose a real heart attack? Some of the most important tools are inexpensive cardiac lab tests that can be done quickly with a blood sample. The tests measure substances, which are released into the bloodstream, and signal cardiac stress or damage.
One of these cardiac markers is troponin. It enters the bloodstream within hours of a heart attack and remains there for as long as a week or two. Thus, doctors can diagnose the heart attack well after it has happened.
More accurate diagnosis can result in faster, better care. Patients with a confirmed diagnosis can be treated promptly -- reducing the likelihood of death or disability. Better diagnosis also increases the chances that patients with atypical symptoms will not be sent home incorrectly. In fact, about 2 percent to 10 percent of patients who are actually experiencing a heart attack are sent home from emergency rooms. According to the journal Academic Emergency Medicine, the chance of dying from a heart attack is doubled for a person who is sent home from the hospital because his or her symptoms are atypical or do not register on an EKG.
At the same time, when the tests show that patients have not had a heart attack, the patients can avoid unneeded unnecessary treatment and can be sent home sooner. Some $12 billion is spent every year on inappropriately hospitalizing patients who are not actually having a heart attack.
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re: 2013 NFL Draft -- Saints Mock Draft Compliation Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 2/7 at 11:49 am to blueslover quote: with the shallow list of QB's set to be free agents this year, I think their chances of getting picked in the first round are better. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 12:07 pm to LooseCannon22282 I'm kinda the opposite. I think there's a much larger than usual group of veteran QBs that will be available. Not all free agents but highly likely to get moved. Including: Alex Smith- my KC guess for pick #63 Michael Vick- could or could move on from Philly Matt Flynn- if not traded will be cut at $5.25million Matt Moore Jason Campbell Tim Tebow Tavaris Jackson Chase Daniel UFA again too Reply Back to Top |
Posted by goatmilker on 2/7 at 12:12 pm to blueslover Alot of miles on these guys. It took years for Smith playing for one team to finally become...average so if KC is smart they go for franchise QB next year and work on lines this year. The only other QB I would think possible to be a long term starter is Flynn but I'm not selling the house for him. Its just a bad year on paper to be needing a #1 QB. This post was edited on 2/7 at 12:13 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 2/7 at 12:21 pm to blueslover hard to know what will happen with Vick. That new offense with the Eagles coached by Chip Kelly might be the perfect fit for him. But the thing with Vick is, if the Eagles do let him go, would a team really want to bring him in as their starter? He has been knocked around the last few years and suffered multiple concussions. I think Flynn could be a decent QB but we haven't seen enough of him to really know. Everybody (mainly MSB posters) laughed when he couldn't win the starting job in Seattle but we all ended up seeing why he didn't get it. Russell Wilson looks to be totally legit. I just feel like Flynn had that one awesome game against the Lions in that season finale a few years ago and there was some overreaction. I mean the Lions secondary hasn't been that good in awhile and its not like Green Bay doesn't have some solid WR's. This post was edited on 2/7 at 12:35 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 12:24 pm to goatmilker for my GMing the weak class is why I'd go Smith as a filler- especially with a #1 overall. Oh, forgot Matt Cassel too. I think he's destined to be a clipboard holder- though I don't think they do that much anymore. Colt McCoy could be another adequate backup. Flynn as a free agent to compete wouldn't be bad. Have a vet filler and take someone like Nassib with a 3rd rder I've been kinda liking EJ Manuel. Like how Hicks looked like a Saints type player-pick to me last year, Manuel is someone I could see the saints taking 4th Rd if he was available. He could be developed into a legit QB IMO. Kinda like the Pats took Mallett in the 3rd Rd in 2011. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by goatmilker on 2/7 at 12:29 pm to blueslover Living in P'cola I've seen plenty of EJ. very smart and underated as a athelte. Seems to have all the tools in making the throws neede in NFL just never put in a consistent year. Maybe good coaching and stability will make a starter of him. Good kid. Could be a find. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 2/7 at 12:32 pm to blueslover quote: I wouldn't put it past the Bills to nab him the mid rounds. Doug Marrone was his coach at Syracuse. Why not bring in a QB to compete with Fitzpatrick? This post was edited on 2/7 at 12:33 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 12:36 pm to LooseCannon22282 similarly we could do a Grantham and Jarvis Jones-John Jenkins-Ogletree-Rambo-Kwame Geathers kinda dealReply Back to Top |
Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 2/7 at 12:41 pm to blueslover would be praying for Jarvis Jones and Rambo out of that bunch. I like Ogletree but it looks like we MIGHT already be set at inside linebacker. I know Vilma has lost a step but he could rotate with Hawthorne This post was edited on 2/7 at 12:42 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 1:00 pm to LooseCannon22282 yeah, was just noting that is a large number of GA players that could go pretty early Adding Kiper Mock 2.0 1 Kansas City Chiefs Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M 2 Jacksonville Jaguars Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M 3 Oakland Raiders Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah 4 Philadelphia Eagles Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama 5 Detroit Lions Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia 6 Cleveland Browns Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State 7 Arizona Cardinals Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan 8 Buffalo Bills Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia 9 New York Jets Dion Jordan, OLB/DE, Oregon 10 Tennessee Titans Barkevious Mingo, OLB/DE, LSU 11 San Diego Chargers Johnathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina 12 Miami Dolphins Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee 13 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Manti Te'o, MLB, Notre Dame 14 Carolina Panthers Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri 15 New Orleans Saints Shariff Floyd, DT, Florida passing on Hankins and Ansah Ogletree and Cooper are the two out of those i disagree with most for value/draft position. I'm thinking at least one team will take a QB before #15 too. You have to go back 13 years to find the first QB taken below #3- Pennington at #18. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by mm2316 on 2/7 at 1:04 pm to blueslover Seems pretty high for Cooper, considering he's a guard and Warmack has been considered the #1 guard. But then again, I know nothing about Cooper. This would be a pretty bad draft for us having Mingo, Jordan, Jones, and Ogletree all go top 10. quote: Please let this happen. This post was edited on 2/7 at 1:05 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 1:06 pm to blueslover Bucky Brooks update 1 GENO SMITH QBWEST VIRGINIA 2 BJOERN WERNER DEFLORIDA ST. 3 DAMONTRE MOORE DETEXAS A&M 4 JARVIS JONES OLBGEORGIA 5 DEE MILLINER CBALABAMA 6 BARKEVIOUS MINGO DELSU 7 LUKE JOECKEL OTTEXAS A&M 8 MIKE GLENNON QBN.C. STATE 9 CHANCE WARMACK OGALABAMA 10 JONATHAN COOPER OGNORTH CAROLINA 11 ERIC FISHER OTCENTRAL MICHIGAN 12 CORDARRELLE PATTERSON WRTENNESSEE 13 XAVIER RHODES CBFLORIDA ST. 14 STAR LOTULELEI DTUTAH 15 DION JORDAN DEOREGON pretty fair outlook IMO, Jordan could go higher but if he was around would be a great meeting of need and value Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 2/7 at 1:10 pm to blueslover quote: yeah especially with Cooper. you would have to go back to 1997 for the last time a team picked a guard in the Top 15. it was the Saints, picking Chris Naeole. and yes, I'd laugh pretty hard if the Bucs picked Te'o. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 1:19 pm to LooseCannon22282 with an opportunity to take one of the top 3 CBs I see that as an easy surefire Bucs pick They moved Talib, Eric Wright was such a bust there's a good chance he could be cut at $7.75mil in 2013. That leaves EJ Biggers and no one. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 2/7 at 1:48 pm to blueslover quote: yes, I was surprised that they passed up Mo Claiborne last year myself. They are one of those teams that has a lot of money to spend in free agency. I could see them picking up a corner in FA and then taking one in the first round...maybe Jonathon Banks from Mississippi State? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by mm2316 on 2/7 at 1:54 pm to blueslover quote: First time I've seen him mocked out of the top 3. If here's even there at 10, we should be on the phone seeing what it would take to move that far up. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 2:02 pm to mm2316 that's why ya gotta determine who is consensus in what range. Most every mock will have a player or two in the top half of Rd 1 that is outta whack. Secondly, when I peruse these and look at the pick I consider who they passed on Linked it before but THIS is a great resource to know which mockers are repuatable and know their shit 90% are prolly chaff just compiling from other lists. I try to list only the good ones and some of the bigger more recognized ones Reply Back to Top |
Walter Football updated his mock yesterday LINK 01. Kansas City Chiefs: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia 02. Jacksonville Jaguars: Star Lotulelei, NT, Utah 03. Oakland Raiders: Damontre Moore, DE/OLB, Texas A&M 04. Philadelphia Eagles: Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M 05. Detroit Lions: Bjoern Werner, DE/OLB, Florida State 06. Cleveland Browns: Ezekiel Ansah, DE/OLB, BYU 07. Arizona Cardinals: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan 08. Buffalo Bills: Mike Glennon, QB, N.C. State 09. New York Jets: Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU 10. Tennessee Titans: DeMarcus Milliner, CB, Alabama 11. San Diego Chargers: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma 12. Miami Dolphins: Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas 13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State 14. Carolina Panthers: Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida 15. New Orleans Saints: Dion Jordan, Oregon This post was edited on 2/7 at 2:03 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 2/7 at 2:16 pm to mm2316 have a big issue with them dropping Jarvis Jones to #17. Yes, he could fall out of the Top 5 on medical concern. I just can't see that far at all. I can't imagine Jordan over Jones if both were available also. I count them both more likely gone than available at #15- but with Jordan still being a real possibility. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by mm2316 on 2/7 at 2:31 pm to blueslover I can't see him falling that far either. They wrote an article about his potential slide stating that some scouts are expecting a poor combine from him (being he was never a big workout guy, according to them) along with his injuries. LINK There's also an article talking about the Saints planning to let Bushrod walk on that link. If that's the case, which they may have no choice due to salary cap, to OT from Oklahoma may become a serious option at #15. This post was edited on 2/7 at 2:32 pm Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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World Information Architecture Day NYC, Sponsored by Bloomberg
World IA Day 2013 brings an international community of academics, practitioners, technologists and business leaders together for a global conversation about "the architecture part" of information architecture.
In New York City on February 9, 2013 you can learn from world-class IA minds, network with your peers, showcase new ideas and attend events tailored specifically to your community. Expect a full day of talks, panels, town hall activities and other networking opportunities. This event is free, although we do hope you'll consider paying for a membership to the Information Architecture Institute because you love IA so much.This event is being sponsored by Bloomberg. If you've never experienced Bloomberg's hospitality before, now's your chance. Their generous support makes this event possible.
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10:00 - 10:30 Where Did "The Architecture Part" of IA Come From? (Dan Klyn - The Understanding Group)
10:30 - 11:00 IA for the Web: Original Intent (Lou Rosenfeld - Rosenfeld Media)
11:00 - 11:30 Putting the Architecture Back Into Information Architecture (Christina Wodtke - Boxes and Arrows)
11:30 - 12:00 Panel Discussion with Dan Klyn, Lou Rosenfeld and Christina Wodtke
12:00 - 01:00 Topic Tables & Lunch provided by Bloomberg
01:00 - 02:30 The State of IA Education: A Town Hall (Moderators and Sketch-noters TBA)
02:30 - 02:45 Coffee Break
02:45 - 03:30 How Data Becomes Information (Rick Smolan - Author of 'The Human Face of Big Data' and Andreas Gebhard - Getty Images)
03:30 - 04:45 Real Life Information Architecture: A Panel of Unexpected Uses (Panelists List Below)
04:45 - 05:00 Closing Remarks
05:00 - 06:00 Networking & Refreshments provided by Bloomberg
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Bloomberg's flagship professional software, 'The Terminal', is an ecosystem of tens of thousands of apps. It is a massive stream of data, news, and analysis, all delivered in milliseconds. This premier service has more than 300,000 paid subscribers in 174 countries who can't get their job done without it. Literally.
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The Information Architecture Institute is a 501(c)6 professional organization, operated by a dedicated, multi-national group of people who are dedicated to promoting the concept, craft and community of information architecture.
We live in exciting times. As the information age rolls forward, our businesses, markets and societies are being transformed into adaptive, connected networks. The Internet of today only hints at the ubiquitous communication infrastructure of tomorrow. The construction of this brave new world requires a new kind of architecture, focused on digital structures of information and software rather than physical structures of bricks and mortar. As we spend more time working and playing in these shared information spaces, people will need and demand better search, navigation and collaboration systems.
Where Did "The Architecture Part" of IA Come From? (Dan Klyn - The Understanding Group)
This year we will celebrate 15 years since the publication of the seminal, "touchstone" work of Rosenfeld and Morville. Their venerable Polar Bear Book provides crucial understanding of "the information part" of users' experiences with digital products and services. What about "the architecture part"? One particularly compelling set of answers come from a body of work developed over the course of three decades by Richard Saul Wurman, FAIA. The majority of this work pre-dates the Web and personal computers, and using a combination of photographs and authentic artifacts, @UMSI lecturer Dan Klyn unpacks 30 years of IA treasure from RSW's Architecture of Information in 30 minutes.
IA for the Web: Original Intent (Lou Rosenfeld - Rosenfeld Media)
Lou Rosenfeld, co-author of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, will regale us with stories of where the field was when the book first debuted in 1996, how things have changed since, and what might happen next.
Putting the Architecture Back Into Information Architecture (Christina Wodtke - Boxes and Arrows)
What can we learn from dancing buildings, giant bowler hats, and purposely obscured views? More than you'd suspect... architecture has been struggling with how buildings create human places where we can fall in love, discover the divine, and even buy clean socks for centuries. It doesn't matter if your medium is bricks or bits, humans just don't change that much. In this 30 minute talk, Christina Wodtke will walk you through highlights of architectural thinking from Vitruvius to Gehry, and along the way perhaps we'll find a clue for the future of digital products.
The State of IA Education: A Town Hall (featuring instructors and students from General Assembly, Parsons, Pratt and The School for the Visual Arts)
Although its roots may be in Library and Information Science, members of the IA community come from a diverse array of educational and professional backgrounds. While its interdisciplinary nature is one of the field's greatest assets, it also creates significant challenges for IA education. In this Town Hall session, we will convene IA practitioners, researchers, and educators to discuss the question of how to best prepare future IA professionals. Is there a "best" path to becoming an IA? Are certain disciplinary backgrounds more or less valuable than others? Can and should formal education play a role in preparing students for IA careers? This town hall will provide an open forum to address these questions.
How Data Becomes Information (Rick Smolan - Author of 'The Human Face of Big Data' and Andreas Gebhard - Getty Images Moderated by: Heather Ricciardi, Director of UX, Rokkan)
Collection of data within most technical projects is no longer a pipe dream, but instead a best practice. A core tenet of information architecture is that data must be turned into information in order to be understandable by people. This tenet applied to today's world of data overload leaves a few big questions that we believe should be discussed:
▪ What is the process by which data is turned into information that is able to be understood and can information architects help?
▪ How is this process expected to change as data becomes more available and the collection of data across multiple channels becomes more reliable?
During this conversation we have invited someone focused in Big Data to compare notes with someone whose focus is in small data.
Real Life Information Architecture: A Panel of Unexpected Uses (Panelists TBA)
The skills of information architects are much more common than the job title itself. In this panel conversation we will be inviting people without the title information architect to share with us their experiences in architecting information.
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Nice news indeed CJPC and keep up the great work you are doing and the rest of the dev team also as we all appreciate the hard work you guys do on this stuff.
Nice news indeed CJPC and keep up the great work you are doing and the rest of the dev team also as we all appreciate the hard work you guys do on this stuff.
So far, yes, those are the only 'known' dumps available...
And I'd just like to thank you for being the first and only one in this 9 page thread (so far) to thank me too
HAHA... Congrats All! (CJPC, Kakarotoks, PS3NEWS!!!) Way to go!!.. I'm on my way to get drunk as well
Oh you poor pirate you...!! tsk tsk.. shame on you. First thing you can think of is Pirating. I'm looking forward to the SNES emulator.. Great Stuff!!
The PlayStation 3 has 256 MB of XDR DRAM main memory and 256 MB of GDDR3 video memory for the RSX it totals for 512MB , the XMB takes a bit of that RAM so its like 4xxMB something for games. OtherOS is limited to 256MB
I don't get why people get excited for loaders and copied games when the keys haven't been found yet, when the keys get found and a Hello World homebrew app is able to be launched outside OtherOS mode ill be impressed. PS3 is not hacked yet.
Great work for all of you... i think the project is for other things too... mediaplayer was fine or emu of other old systems
hope you make it real !! respect for all of you !
you are incredible!!! keep on with the good work!!!
I dump LV0 and LV1!! This is a good step, thank you guys!
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well done for all PS3NEWS devs ! great news and i hope to see soon a way to play homebrew and emulators on PS3
You guys already said that the dumps will be made available for the rest of the scene, some of the devs here will try to reverse the code and CJPC will continue to work on his other projects.
Please make clear how far you'll take it, regarding Homebrew and Backuplaunchers.
Let's say you guys find what you need to create CFW, Backuplauncher etc... Would you do it? There are possible risks with that, so I understand if you won't.
I just wanted say thx to all the devs good and great work keep it on and wow it seems that the PS3 scene is real moving now.
PS: is the PS3 sevice mode project still in progress ?


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East Lansing -- Denzel Valentine took a seat with the rest of the Michigan State starters with about 90 seconds left in Thursday night�s 85-70 victory over Northwestern at the Breslin Center.
He immediately threw his arm around the shoulder of Tom Izzo as if to console him, and if it looked like a bit of a role reversal � with a laugh, Valentine assured me it wasn�t � it would�ve been understandable.
This hasn�t been easy, coaching a different team every week, with starters wearing casts and a cast of reserves playing starter�s minutes. Yet here Izzo�s team is now, a month away from tournament time, with the same potential it began the season with � and maybe more.
�When healthy, I truly believe they�re the best team in the country, I really do,� Northwestern coach Chris Collins said after watching the ninth-ranked Spartans put together their best offensive performance of the Big Ten season. �They�re loaded.�
That�s a loaded compliment, I suppose. And moments later, when told what Collins, the longtime Duke assistant, had said, Izzo deadpanned, �Well, he just got fired from Duke, I know that.�
But he knows Collins might be right, too. And since the start of the season, Izzo hasn�t shied away from the expectations for this squad, one that he compared favorably with his best teams at Michigan State, including the 1999-2000 national champs.
�We�ve got a chance to be one of the top teams in the country,� he acknowledged again Thursday night. �I do believe that. I�ve believed that all year. � But when you guys ask me that million-dollar question, �So where�s your team at?� I never give you a very good answer, because I really don�t know. I wish I did.�
Reinforcements coming
Wishing won�t make it so, of course. Won�t make those injuries heal any faster, either, and don�t bother asking Izzo for a medical update anymore. Even though he jokes that he�s �gotten a degree in medicine this year,� he�s quick to add, �And I really have zero interest in continuing it.�
But he�s hoping point guard Keith Appling, who still wears a brace to protect his right wrist, will be back sometime next week. His other sidelined starter, forward Branden Dawson, is expected to have the pins taken out of his broken hand next Friday, but still might need another week after that before he�s back in the lineup.
The sooner the better, though. And that�s something Izzo and Collins were chatting about Thursday. Collins recalls the difficulty late-season returns posed for Duke, where he was a longtime assistant to Mike Krzyzewski in recent years. Kyrie Irving in 2011 and Ryan Kelly last season both came back from foot injuries just in time for the NCAA Tournament.
It�s hard enough when it�s one starter. But with all the shuffling Izzo has had to do this winter, it�s a far bigger challenge.
�We have got to get a rotation down as soon as we can,� he said. �To think that we�re gonna be able to do that the last week of the season and be ready for the Big Ten tournament and the Dance, that�s not gonna happen.�
Maybe not. But what has happened here lately does offer some hope it�s all for the better, as key role players have gained confidence and now seem to be showing it on the court.
Depth is developing
Valentine still drives his coach nuts at times, but he�s finally doing more than simply flashing his potential. Travis Trice, another player who spent time in the infirmary, has been mostly terrific running the team in Appling�s absence, with zero turnovers in his three starts. Together, the two guards, who each played 33 minutes Thursday, combined for 27 points, 12 assists, eight rebounds and just one turnover.
Combined with the play of Matt Costello, who started alongside Adreian Payne for the first time since November, and Kenny Kaminski (eight points, five rebounds) there was a lot to like in the win over Northwestern. Against one of the better defensive teams in the league, Michigan State shot 53.3 percent from the field and finished with 22 assists on 32 made baskets.
�I think it kind of shows our depth,� Trice said. �Due to injuries, it kind of showed how talented our team is from top to bottom. Anytime you can lose 2-3 starters and you don�t have any dropoff, I mean, that�s big.�
It�s also not entirely accurate. After an 18-1 start, the Spartans had lost three of their last five games, including Sunday�s crusher at Wisconsin. But despite that, the Spartans (21-4, 10-2 Big Ten) are tied with Michigan atop the league standings � minus a tiebreaker � with a half-dozen games remaining.
�It�d be exciting to see what they could become,� Collins said.
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Behind Leake, Reds aim to end road trip on high note
Cincinnati takes on Crew's Lohse, winless since the All-Star break
Going into the All-Star break, the Reds were on the rise, and the Brewers were trying to avoid catastrophe. From July 4 -- when the two clubs met for the opener of a three-game set at Great American Ball Park -- through July 13, Cincinnati won eight of 11 and Milwaukee dropped eight of 10 to end the first half of the season. That shrank the gap between them in the National League Central from seven games to 1 1/2.
But things have gone in the opposite direction for the two clubs since then. The Reds haven't won a game since the All-Star break, losing a season-high five straight following the Midsummer Classic for the first time since 1991, when they took eight straight losses.
"Guys are playing hard, just not playing terribly well right now," Reds manager Bryan Price said after his team's series-opening loss on Monday and before Tuesday's 4-3 defeat. "There's not a whole lot of things we've done terribly well since we came back from the All-Star break, unfortunately."
Meanwhile, the Brewers have not only won three of five, but two of those three wins have come at Cincinnati's expense in the first two games of their three-game set at Miller Park. The result is that the Reds now find themselves 4 1/2 games behind the division-leading Brewers in the NL Central.
Cincinnati hopes that right-hander Mike Leake can get the club in the win column in the series finale on Wednesday afternoon. Leake is looking to turn things around personally as well; since posting a 2.16 ERA in six May starts, he's gone 4-4 with a 4.58 ERA. In his most recent outing, on Friday, he allowed four runs on eight hits over seven innings in a loss to the Yankees.
The Brewers will give the ball to veteran right-hander Kyle Lohse, who has been their most reliable starter in 2014. He's also pitched well against the Reds throughout his career, going into Wednesday's start with a 5-5 record and a 3.01 ERA in 17 starts against them. He's faced Cincinnati twice this season, and is 0-1 with a 3.97 ERA.
In his previous start, on Friday against the Nationals, he yielded one run while scattering 10 hits over seven innings to earn his 10th win of the season.
"That's what pitching is about, though," Lohse said of his gritty effort, which involved leadoff hits in five of his seven frames. "When you don't have your best stuff, you still have to make pitches."
Reds: Sticking with eight-man bullpen for now
Price said on Tuesday that despite starters Mat Latos and Homer Bailey making their first post-All-Star-break starts without issue following injuries that caused each to exit his prior outing, the Reds will stay with an eight-man bullpen for the time being.
Cincinnati has been playing a man short on the bench for about two weeks, but based on what's available in the Minors, Price would rather go with the active roster as currently configured.
"That's simply a way of making sure we stay strong and not overtaxed in our bullpen or rotation," he said. "Those guys that are on the [40-man] roster [in the Minors], can they help us in a more significant way by playing? Or can we expect them to thrive as bench players that start once in seven to 10 games and get a small handful of pinch-hitting opportunities? I don't know if we have that guy in the system right now."
Brewers: Lucroy plays through slump, confident he'll snap out of it
Catcher Jonathan Lucroy was batting .340 on June 17, but since then has seen his average dip.
But Lucroy, one of the Brewers' most potent offensive threats, is confident that he'll snap out of his recent funk without the need for too many breaks despite the daily grind of being a Major League backstop.
He took a big step in the right direction with Tuesday's 2-for-4, two-homer performance, which included a walk-off shot to win it in the ninth.
"I feel pretty good, body-wise, I feel sharp and everything. It's just one of those things that happens," Lucroy said before the game. "You can't hit .350 all year. It's kind of hard. There's pretty good pitchers out there. Just keep playing hard.
"You don't make any money if you don't play, so I've got to go out there and play every day. I feel that I can compete at the highest level every day I go out there, barring a broken bone or I'm bleeding somewhere. I feel like I should be in the lineup every day."
Worth noting
• Since the All-Star break, the Reds are batting .186 as a team.
• Cincinnati's Jay Bruce and Zack Cozart have had success against Lohse. Bruce is 10-for-37 with three doubles, a triple, a home run and six RBIs, and Cozart is 7-for-24 with a triple and two RBIs.
• Lucroy, Carlos Gomez and Rickie Weeks have had success against Leake. Lucroy is 7-for-20 with a double, a home run and two RBIs; Gomez is 4-for-12 with a double and an RBI; and Weeks is 5-for-12 with a double, a triple, two home runs and three RBIs.
Manny Randhawa is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.