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The bottom line is that people become atheists, not because there is no proof that God exists (the proof is all around) but, because they can't stand the notion that they have to be accountable to someone, given the lifestyle choices they have made. In short as I've stated before, atheists love their sin.
They further compound this problem by hiding behind "reason." Reason has nothing to do with atheism. Reason and atheism are antithetical. When atheists claim to be reasonable people, they are lying.
Tell me what is "reasonable" about sitting in judgement of God? None of you people have been around forever, not even your foolish scientists who affirm, dogmatically, by the way, that the Earth is x billions of years old. However, whether you like it or not, whether you believe it or not, God has. And He has given testimony of His actions. Nature is proof of this testimony.

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Many of you will by now be thinking of the opportunities that this offers to software pirates, but if the original discs have been properly protected by the vendor this will not be an issue.
And it works very well - the installation is quick and painless and creating the virtual drives is easy as pie. We can particularly see the benefits this program would bring to notebook users who actually work on the move - you won't have to ask the person next to you on the bus if they would mind moving while you open up the CD drive.


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Murphy beats Sehome to advance to state
Wildcats knock off Sehome 3-2, will play Sedro-Woolley in Saturday district championship game
With the win, the Wildcats advance to play Sedro-Woolley in Saturday's championship game with a state berth already in hand. Sehome drops into the consolation bracket and faces Granite Falls in an 11 a.m. loser-out game on Saturday. The winner of that game will play the winner of Lynden-Lake Washington later in the day for the district's final state berth.
Archbishop Murphy (20-2), which lost in the district semifinals last year, is just happy to avoid that mess, especially in a year only three teams move on from the district.
"Winning this year and not having to go through the back door, especially with the three berths, is really refreshing and rewarding," Murphy coach Stan Taloff said. "We felt this was the biggest game we've had all year to this point. Our guys came out and battled. Sehome will battle you right to the end. They are so well coached. They got guys that play with heart."
That heart looked like it might be enough early on.
Sehome grabbed a 1-0 lead in the top of the first when Jacob Manson and Tyler Knutsen hit back-to-back doubles. Daniel Goebel reached on an error and stole second, but he and Knutsen were stranded in scoring position.
Even though it didn't turn into a big inning, it still gave Zavisubin the shot in the arm he needed to retire the first eight batters he saw. After he walked Matthew Buerger with two outs in the third, catcher Forrest Longanecker was able to end the inning by catching Buerger off first base on a pick off.
But the Wildcats finally got to Zavisubin in the fourth, when Casey Dawes picked up a one-out single and Alex Galgano followed with a walk. Both scored on Derrick Mahlum's single back up the middle.
Sehome responded in the bottom of the fifth, when Forrest Longanecker turned a leadoff walk into a run on a ground ball hit by Jake Albert to knot the score at 2.
"(Alexander Clouse) didn't have his best stuff today, but he gutted through it, and we got the hits we needed to help him out," Taloff said.
That big hit came in the form of a leadoff single from Dawes, who went 2 for 3. Camden Buchanan, Mahlum and Phillip Michael Feliciano did the rest by not moving the bats off their shoulders, as they drew three straight two-out walks to force in Dawes with what proved to be the winning run.
Sehome had a shot to tie it up in the seventh, when Zavisubin ripped a one-out double into right-center field, but Clouse responded by picking up his eighth and final strikeout of the day.
Taloff then visited him on the mound to discuss the potential final out.
"Basically that he needs to concentrate on every pitch and worry about the guy in front of him and not on anybody that is back behind," Taloff said of the conversation on the mound. "Those guys are going to do what they're going to do, but you've got to work the batter. We want to make sure we don't give them anything for free."
Clouse didn't, as two pitches later, he got Manson to ground out to third base to end the game.
"Doggone we just let them off the hook," Hatch said. "I thought our kids did a great job, but we missed some opportunities."
At Daniels Field
Sehome 100 010 0--2 6 2
Archbishop Murphy 000 201 x--3 3 2
Josh Zavisubin and not reported. Alexander Clouse and Alex Galgano. WP--Clouse. LP--Zavisubin. 2B--Zavisubin (S), Jacob Manson (S), Tyler Knutsen (S). Records--Sehome 16-6 overall. Archbishop Murphy 20-2.
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Vehicle Supply Chains in Humanitarian Operations: Decentralization, Operational Mix and Earmarked Funding.
2014, Production and Operations Management
Maria Besiou, Alfonso J. Pedraza-Martinez, Luk N. Van Wassenhove
The work of international humanitarian organizations (IHOs) frequently involves operating in remote locations, decentralized decision-making, and the simultaneous implementation of development and disaster response programs. A large proportion of this work is funded by `earmarked' donations, since donors often exhibit a preference for the programs they are willing to fund. From extensive research involving qualitative descriptions and quantitative data, and applying system dynamics methodology, we model vehicle supply chains (VSCs) in support of humanitarian field operations. Our efforts encompass the often-overlooked decentralized environment by incorporating the three different VSC structures that IHOs operate, as well as examining the entire mix of development and disaster response programs, and the specific (and virtually unexplored) effects of earmarked funding. Our results suggest that earmarked funding causes a real---and negative---operational impact on humanitarian disaster response programs in a decentralized setting.
Besiou, Maria, Alfonso J. Pedraza-Martinez and Luk N. Van Wassenhove (2014), "Vehicle Supply Chains in Humanitarian Operations: Decentralization, Operational Mix and Earmarked Funding," Production and Operations Management, Volume 23, Issue 11 (November), pages 1950–1965.
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So can the NBA flat out deny the colors that Benson wants to use or do they have to meet down the middle? Can the league suggest the colors that they would prefer?
So can the NBA flat out deny the colors that Benson wants to use or do they have to meet down the middle? Can the league suggest the colors that they would prefer?
The NBA approves things. I'm sure they can suggest things and detail their issues with whatever is veing denied.
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I've been hoping for just black and gold. Pittsburgh has the same colors for Steelers, Pirates, and Penguins and it's worked there having teams with same colors. Red, blue, and gold just feels so lazy to me. Tooooo many have combinations of red, blue, and yellow/gold, that it reads too me too much of "we couldn't actually decide on anything, so we just threw them all together."
There won't be an idea that universally is accepted. Someone will call Krewe stupid beyond belief, others, like me, think it's awesome and a perfect name for the most unique city in the USA. But whatever.
Split the difference. Could you grow to not care? Do you rather the design than some others you've seen? And so on, it'll balance out.
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What happened to BigDub? Most of his concepts are missing and I haven't seen him post. did he get a job with the team? I think I remember reading something about him.
Red, Blue, Gold and Black are so common in the NBA- I really hope they don't end up duplicating other teams' colour schemes..
Red- Atlanta, Cleveland, Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, Toronto, Portland (alt), Clippers, Miami (alt), Houston
Navy/Blue- Atlanta (alt), Philadelphia (alt), Clippers (alt), Memphis, Golden State, Indiana, Orlando, Charlotte, New York, Dallas, Detroit, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Denver
Black- Miami, Chicago (alt), San Antonio, Sacramento (alt), Brooklyn, Portland, Toronto (alt), Minnesota (alt)
Gold/yellow- Lakers, Denver (alt), Indiana (alt), Cleveland (alt)
Gold/yellow & Blue- Indiana, Golden State, Denver
Navy/Blue & Red- Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta, Detroit, Clippers
Black & Red- Chicago, Miami, Toronto, Portland
Red & Gold- Cleveland
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There are 30 teams. Everything has kinda been done.
I mean they could pull like an Oregon Ducks and roll out in highlighter yellow, gray, and platinum pants people will still hate. (and perhaps rightly so)
No one will agree at first. At some point everyone will stop caring and accept it. As the world turns in the life of a fan.
There's a difference between gold hues. Saints and LSU both have gold, but you'll NEVER confuse the two on sight.
I imagine when Benson brings up gold, he wants actual metallic gold color, not just yellow like the Lakers.
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After reading Rhonda Bynes's best-selling book "The Secret" I had one outstanding thought : I wonder how many people really believe this ? What made this woman decide she was a great source of spiritual wisdom ? Should we believe what she claims is sensible ? Or maybe "sensible" and "spiritual" should not be in the same room together .
According to what I've read there has been a very positive response from the public. People are gathering together in organized groups to discuss her ideas , which are , as I see it, religious in nature and she claims she was inspired by the Bible.
For those who haven't read it , it's one of those self-improvement concepts that tells you if you think the right way you can have almost anything you want . In a nutshell it might be described as "thinking makes it so", or "where there's a will there's a way" , or some other old axiom like that . You can attain everything from contentment to wealth just by learning to think a certain way. Material things or spiritual things will come drifting your way if you are determined enough to believe that will happen. She calls it "the law of attraction " .
The trouble is, her idea isn't new at all, but has been around since ages ago- just presented by one philosopical thinker or another in his own way. It's the same old "power of positive thinking " idea , and we've heard it all before. Iv'e concluded it's nothing more than an old idea served on a new platter . Whether the power of positive thinking will get us a promotion, a new car, a slim body or more dollars I don't know. I've always been too much of a realist to put on a happy (positive ) face when I don't feel like it . Thinking possitive is a lot just pretense.
One positive side of "The Secret", speaking of positive, it will make a person wealthy. Rhonda Byrne sure understands the secret of marketing—write a book people are dying to hear, pass it off as a new spiritual breakthrough and you have it made. People love a new idea - one that holds great promise for them.
The whole thing is so much psycho-babble to me . Has anyone here had any sucess practicing her intructions ? Do you know of anyone who has beleieved and gotten results ? As far as I know there is no evidence yet that it works. I bet it is a failure , but a lucrative one. She's probably saying "who cares ? " it got HER results. Bankable results.
But there's more to it than that. It seems many believers take on an attitude that is a real annoyance , because they see themselves as abouve reality ,and, in my experiance, become a headache to deal with. I know some relatives who have decided to believe , and they shun any normal, negative thought . Something like the preachers of Eckhart "The Power of Now" Tolle's book..; his "bliss" recipe for a life of heaven on earth. Another visionary who equates himself with Christ .
Does anyone on this forum buy Rhonda Byrne's "Law of Attraction ? Has it worked for you ? This I've got to hear.


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Malapert, I think Andy lives in Germany. Do you know how that will affect his need to get permission from those forum writers in other countries who might be reluctant to hand over their words to him?
Not much. Copyright law is fairly universal, certainly in the EU and other western countries. There's a Wikipedia article on the subject. Money quote:
Copyright laws are standardized somewhat through international conventions such as the Berne Convention and Universal Copyright Convention. These multilateral treaties have been ratified by nearly all countries, and international organizations such as the European Union or World Trade Organization require their member states to comply with them.
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The M.S. in Information Security and Assurance is a 30-credit degree program comprised of 21 credits of required courses and nine credits chosen from advanced communications and information systems electives.
Core Courses - 21 credits
INFS6210 Hardware and Operating Systems
INFS6231 Network Technology and Management (N+)
INFS6240 Database Management Systems
INFS6490 Computer Network Security
INFS6760 Information Technology Security, Control and Assurance
INFS6830 Secure Programming
INFS6840 Information Technology Governance
Specialization Electives - 9 credits
Choose three graduate-level courses from selected communications and information systems offerings.
Designed for working professionals, this 30-credit program can be completed in approximately two and a half years or less while you continue to work full time.
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Faculty members in the School of Communications and Information Systems (SCIS) are recognized for their dedication to teaching, academic research, global understanding and professional experience. Our faculty regularly wins awards and accolades for excellence in teaching and research. As guides and mentors, they motivate students to acquire the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in their field of study.
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Head-mounted displays / sensors like Google Glass are:
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- Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks.
- Feel free to suggest poll ideas if you're feeling creative. I'd strongly suggest reading the past polls first.
- This whole thing is wildly inaccurate. Rounding errors, ballot stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do anything important, you're insane.
One is fine the other is creepy (Score:5, Interesting)
Display: fine. You can look at whatever you want while facing me.
Sensor: creepy. I don't want you sending anything I do to advertisers.
I suffer from short term memory loss and this is exactly the kind of tool that would help.
Re:Remember (Score:4, Funny)
I suffer from short term memory loss and this is exactly the kind of tool that would help.
It beats tattoos.
Re:Remember (Score:5, Funny)by fahrbot-bot (874524) on Sunday May 19, 2013 @04:33AM (#43766749)
I suffer from short term memory loss and this is exactly the kind of tool that would help.
Just because you smoke a lot of pot doesn't mean that you're suffering.
Re:Remember (Score:4, Interesting)
I use my phone's camera to record unmemorable but unusual things that happen throughout the day. Helps jog my memory.
Re:One is fine the other is creepy (Score:4, Interesting)I'm not too keen on being recorded. It'd be cool if we all had the display bit though.
Another reason to stay indoors now - might be filmed by a user and analysed by Google. Frightening.
I'm looking forward to much more of this, though: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPW8xmI4w6U [youtube.com]
(both from people using Glass and not paying attention to where they're going, and from people who use Glass to surreptitiously collect more funny gaffes from others a
I'm not frightened, though. The whole point of being a technologist is knowing how to master it.
If that means turning off my Glass before looking at things that look vaguely like
Re:One is fine the other is creepy (Score:5, Insightful)
If that means turning off my Glass before looking at things that look vaguely like dildos so I don't get spammed with sex aids in my contextually-aware adstream, then so be it
How are you intending to know what something looks like before you look at it?
I'm not too keen on being recorded.
On the plus side, the erosion of an illusion of privacy in public will accelerate Solarisation. Our homes will eventually become our bastions, which we will rarely leave. There will be no need to, and too many privacy implications if we do.
Well, recording and streaming video on the internet is also possible with current smartphones. I don't see how these glasses are worst on this aspect than the existing smartphones. It is just more convenient to wear.
A matter of signalling (Score:3, Insightful)
When you hold your cell phone up, rather than looking down at it, I have a clue you may be taking photos or videos. I can turn away or walk away if I don't want to be on your facebook page. But most of the time you aren't doing that. Right?
If you have a camera always facing where you are looking, and everyone knows you have a camera facing where you are looking, then you are always potentially recording people, and you may find it common for people to look away or walk away from you.
Heads up displays could be very cool, but stupid google went out and made the worst possible version; freaking big solid unhinging frame and only one display that's all the way up in the corner.
Google analysis:
You sir, are a sharp dressed man. Cueing music now.
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that's my thought. I can see uses for the heads up display tech. but i don't want the camera or voice control functions.
Camera is creepy, the voice control is stupid. Talking is the least effective way of communicating commands.
by Mitchell314 (1576581) on Sunday May 19, 2013 @11:08AM (#43767935)And very bad if somebody nearby asks what rm -r / does.
When this was announced I was thinking about that. I even went so far as to send an email into the aether (I never got a response) stating that the voice control was probably the worst possible implementation that I thought they could use.
I suggested that they develop an Android app that functioned as a remote control. I also suggested that they include a small remote control (wireless, of course) with a "nipple" for navigation and a couple of buttons for selection and menu access. I believe my email also s
by anyaristow (1448609) on Saturday May 18, 2013 @08:55AM (#43761265)
I've seen them in the wild twice: Chilling Effect (Score:5, Interesting)by splitsevin (953745) on Saturday May 18, 2013 @09:03AM (#43761311)At two different events. The consensus is that they are creepy.
Last night a company I'm helping build had a booth at Uncubed NYC. A guy came over with the glasses at the end of the night. He had a drink in his hand and had obviously been taking advantage of the free booze. He was an MBA-type douche with obnoxious semi-slurred questions about our app (ex. "So, why can't Google just build this?).
As soon as he came over you could tell that everyone stiffened up and our attitudes changed. It changes how you respond to people's questions, how you act.
In a nutshell, Google Glass blows.
Sounds like he was a "glasshole"...
Of course, if people really want to record you clandestinely, they just use any of the dozens of tiny camera form factors that you don't even notice.
If someone really wants to, yes, but how likely is that? The problem with the glasses is now it's going to be a trendy thing to randomly film people without them realizing, and all kinds of people are going to find all sorts of embarassing things posted on the internet for the world to see and laugh at.
Chance that someone has gone out and bought a expensive clandestine camera just to follow me around and see if I scratch my balls or try to hit on someone who's out of my league at the local bar: 0.
Chance tha
Yes, chances are climbing that you'll get recorded, but so what? It's already illegal to publish such photos. And places where you can have an expectation of privacy can already prohibit photography on their property. Oh, and as for expensive, spy cameras go for around $20.
Oh, well, as long as something is illegal then there's nothing to worry about, is there.
Perhaps we should criminalise assault and murder. Just a thought.
And children. Since there are so many "won't somebody think of the children" issues around it seems pretty clear where the real problem lies.
Criminalize children - problem dealt with.
Of course, if people really want to record you clandestinely, they just use any of the dozens of tiny camera form factors that you don't even notice.
Totally agree. BTW, nice shirt.
Well yes, because the conversation is no longer between you, but possibly being recorded or streamed live on-line. If I'm going to be judged in public by people half way around the world, I want to know who exactly is judging me (which would be in the millions).
Fame? Not for me. I don't care for it, I don't want it. An any fame I get would be in a negative light anyways.
I can't say I fully understand this type of reaction. Being your typical geek/gamer combo, the idea of having my own personal HUD in RL I find to be at the very least intriguing, and potentially awesome. At the same time, I don't particularly care if someone is recording me in public.
The bottom line is, even when people wearing these are recording, you're not the recording. You're scenery at most, obvious exceptions excluded.
Please, this the US of A, the land of freedom. The government is probably already recording you.
Were people bothered by him being drunk or wearing the glasses? Unfortunately anecdotal evidence from uncontrolled experiments in the wild isn't much use to anyone.
I tend to agree that the effects will be chilling though.
I'm not looking forward to the day these become common.
Would suck to have guests coming over to one's home wearing these; recording / streaming the home's interior.
My policy: take 'em off before you step in.
Facial recognition (Score:5, Interesting)
I sense a lot of people will start hiding their facial features to not be recognized by software.
http://cvdazzle.com/ [cvdazzle.com]
Gonna be fun in all those countries where hiding your face in public is not allowed by law (laws typically designed against Muslim-style burka gowns, but of course written broader and in a non-discriminatory sense).
Hehehe, you're on to something there =)
I wonder if it could be called "hiding" in a legal term if people are capable of recognizing you, but software isn't.
Hehehe, you're on to something there =)
I wonder if it could be called "hiding" in a legal term if people are capable of recognizing you, but software isn't.
Something that I could pick out with my eyes as a commonality with all 4 models which were "hidden" from recognition: hair coming down the middle of their face. From the looks of the 4th model (the one with the crimson hair in the middle) that's really all that's needed to defeat this program. It doesn't seem like hiding is really that difficult.
I recall that there was an article mentioning that facial recognition software could be foiled by wearing paint on your face. The functioning examples of this looked like the "dazzle camouflage" used on some of the ships during WWII. So, yeah, it looks like that can be defeated but, of course, you're running around looking like the USS Fuzzbudget or something.
Maybe those ICP fans were on to something? Hmm... Nope.
by theshowmecanuck (703852) on Saturday May 18, 2013 @12:59PM (#43762979) JournalPure and simple.
Apple has been running a handsomely produced series of adds showing the iPhone being used as a traditional hand-held camera, a later-day Kodak. Each set piece a thousand light years removed from the creepy open mouthed geek in the shower who went viral as the defining image of Google Glass.
-- The Segway. The Bluetooth headset. The pocket protector.
What do these three technologies have in common? They all pretty much work as promised. They all seem like good ideas on paper. And they're all too dorky to live.
Now, far be it from me to claim that nerdiness equals lack of popularity potential. But I contend that dorkiness and nerdiness are two different qualities. While nerdiness implies a certain social awkwardness that's ultimately endearing, dorkiness connotes social obliviousness that opens you to deserved ridicule.
Will these guys make Google Glass uncool? [cnn.com]
Larry Page on Robert Scoble's Google Glass stunt: 'I really didn't appreciate the shower photo' [theverge.com]
Why the heck do I have to keep hearing about this?
I hate how they look. I hate knowing that they're potentially recording 24/7. I hate knowing that glazed look in your eye while I am speaking with you now may have nothing to do with what I am saying. (at least with a phone I know you're preoccupied)
In fact I despise the entire idea for for everyone except me.
by Freddybear (1805256) on Saturday May 18, 2013 @03:41PM (#43764053)
They would need to be a lot less obviously what they are.
... eye-candy.
Why Are You So Special? (Score:2, Insightful)
I don't understand this "I don't want to be recorded" that people always go on about with this. Seriously, what is so special about you that a stranger would want to record you?
I don't understand this "I don't want to be recorded" that people always go on about with this. Seriously, what is so special about you that a stranger would want to record you?
That depends.
You could be a teenaged girl in Cleveland.
And it is not like we aren't already recorded almost everywhere these days and this capability is also available to any current smartphone.
"Artsy" douches like this guy [cnn.com]? Some people simply don't want permanent records of their daily activities. The number of people against it goes up sharply when that invasion of privacy is used commercially or for profit.
Maybe just because he/she CAN and that's the only answer you'll ever get.
Exactly because I'm not so special. (Score:5, Insightful)
If I'm not so special, then why do my mundane activities need to be recorded? What benifit does it serve? Certainly not mine; the activities being recording are so unexceptional the only people to gain by having a recording of them are my loved ones who want a momento of the event or people looking for dirt on me. If I don't know you, but you are sending video of me into some cloud service, then no good can possibly come to me as a result. The most likely outcome is that nothing will come of it. But that is also the best case. The less likely cases are that I could loose my job, or be convicted of some bullshit crime.
I can appreciate the argument that you shouldn't do things in public that you don't want people to know. However the areas that are considered a "public space" has been expanding conciderably to the point where your personal home is the only real private space. But people aren't solitary creatures. They need to be able to congregate with others like them without having their activities scrutinized by the entire world, just by the community that they are interacting with. We need freedom to not spend our lives living like a PR representative on the stage every hour that we are outside of our homes.
"If I'm not so special, then why do my mundane activities need to be recorded? "
They aren't. I can't imagine any Glass wearer would waste battery life and storage recording you - or any other person. Expect Glass wearers to use it just like we all use phone cams and videos already. Except unlike phones, with Glass you have a decent chance of knowing when somebody takes your picture.
And this is what I find baffling: people are fine with hidden stills and filmclips taken by phones all over the place, but frea
Once the battery life improves people will use them like dashcams - always on, recording everything just in case something happens and the footage is needed as evidence.
You know, if I meeting someone, and I want to have a real discussion with them, I want to be off the record. I want to be able to dwell into issues, topic, hypotheticals, without the possibility of this stuff coming up in a negative or non authentic manner later on. You know those people who always say, well, two weeks ago, you said such and such. I don't hold real conversations with those people. Those people are always on the record, usually boring, and no is really their friend. They have acquaintan
A friend of mine wrote a book about the state of virtual reality over twenty-five years ago. Back then, special glasses, headsets or other similar viewers were state of the art. Now, your average first person shooter video game has better 3D than anything he wrote about.
Saw someone in my local Safeway with one. It made him look like Locutus
All of the above.
This is kinda singularity-ish. It makes me express pretty much every emotion at once.
Not sure about the singularity part, but to me it's definitely all of the above (well, maybe except for "short-sighted", unless that was meant literally after all of the Google Glass users come down with mysterious ocular syndromes).
Go on, early adopters, pay to prove me wrong.
Snow Crash (Score:5, Interesting)
Google Glass-like devices were predicted in Neal Stephenson's 1992 novel Snow Crash [wikipedia.org].
In the book, the wearers are called "gargoyles".
Here are a couple quotes from the book that I found online.
Gargoyles are no fun to talk to. They never finish a sentence. They are adrift in a laser-drawn world, scanning retinas in all directions, doing background checks on everyone within a thousand yards, seeing everything in visual light, infrared, millimeter-wave radar, and ultrasound all at once. You think theyâ(TM)re talking to you, but theyâ(TM)re actually poring over the credit record of some stranger on the other side of the room, or identifying the make and model of airplanes flying overhead. For all he knows, Lagos is standing there measuring the length of Hiroâ(TM)s cock through his trousers while they pretend to make conversation.
Nothing looks stupider; these getups are the modern-day equivalent of the slide-rule scabbard or the calculator pouch on the belt, marking the user as belonging to a class that is at once above and far below human society.
Somewhat ironically, I remember listening to a podcast about some professor who developed a one-handed keyboard and then developed the skill to type as fast as people can talk. Then, with one hand in his pocket, was able to record in text every conversation he had during his work day.
I think he started doing this back in the late 70's, and at the time of the podcast, had arranged a wearable eye piece that would enable him to search through the conversations. This means that while you're talking to him, he c
In the future, software will be able to characterize what you've seen, recognize and label people, places and things you've seen, and organize your day's live recording into easily scan-able and searchable chapters.
*That* will enable true creepiness.
Right now it's unlikely you'll take the time to record your interaction with or your sight of me, and even less unlikely you'll edit it and post it somewhere as an interesting event, and even less unlikely someone else will find it interesting enough to view.
...and even less unlikely you'll edit it and post it somewhere as an interesting event, and even less unlikely someone else will find it interesting enough to view.
That should have been even less likely, both times. Sigh.
We need google glass to fight the silence!
is stupid.
The eye it partially obstructs is the eye most people focus on when they are talking to you. So when you are wearing them people can't really even look you in the eye without constantly dodging the device in the way, and switching unnaturally to the left eye.


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Comparing the 2013 Majors Tour races to the equivalent National Races a season ago, four of the early season races – Auto Club Speedway, Road Atlanta, VIRginia International Raceway, and Summit Point –individually increased more than 20 percent. The early May race at Summit Point led the way with an increase of 28.24 percent average attendance per day, well above the 18.96% jump across the board.
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Jason Andrews' job has some unusual perks – perhaps none more noteworthy than the chance to play basketball twice a week at the Dean Dome at the
Andrews works in new media for the university's athletics department, which is involved in video production and marketing efforts for all 28 sports at UNC-Chapel Hill.
"We actually get to play on the main court of the Dean Dome," he said.
Andrews has spent nearly all of his life in either
"My main sport is football," he said. "I'm in charge of all game-day production on the video boards," with plenty of help from colleagues, part-time staff and students.
"It takes about 21 people to run a full video-board production for a home game," he said. The production's main goal is "making for a fun game-day experience – making the fans excited, making the team excited."
With other sports, such as basketball, his responsibilities are less intense. Typically, he will shoot video of those games.
The new media team does a lot in addition to game-day activity. That includes weekly coaches' shows and human interest pieces on team members.
You can check out work by Andrews and his colleagues online at www.GoHeels.com.
Whether on the sidelines or in the locker room, the new media team has a lot of interaction with athletes.
"The coaches allow us access, which is great," he said.
Since he helps cover other sports, there's not much of the year when there's not something going on. Even limiting things to football, there's plenty to keep Andrew busy. National signing day in February means a live three-hour show, and once practice starts in the summer, so does pre-season coverage.
AS A SMALL CHILD, Andrews moved to
Andrews is close to his family and gives the free tickets he gets for games to his parents.
"They come to every home game," he said. "I wouldn't be here without them, that's for sure."
Andrews, a 2000 graduate of
Andrews grew up enjoying sports – "I've played soccer all my life" – and has a range of other interests. He was part of musical theater at Williams and credits Laura Sam, the school's choral director, with being a major influence in that area.
Working in musical theater helped prepare him for what he does now, Andrews said. Through being in charge of lighting or other aspects of staging a production, he got the feeling "I'm telling a story," much as he attempts to do now.
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February 25, 2012
LAURINBURG, N.C. - Pfeiffer University split a pair of Conference Carolinas softball games at St. Andrews on Saturday afternoon falling in game one 6-5 before bouncing back for a 6-2 win in game two. The Lady Falcons end the day 3-7 overall, 1-1 in league play while the Knights move to 5-11, 1-3.
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NBC Universal Agrees to Fund Bike Path, LanesSeptember 27, 2012 at 9:03 pm | Posted in Bike News, Get Involved | 5 Comments
Bicycle projects in vicinity of NBC Universal to be funded through development agreement.
A week ago, we blogged about the NBC Universal Evolution Plan, a $1.6 billion investment in our region's film and entertainment industry. LACBC, along with our allies in the River Family, was greatly concerned about the project's failure to include the LA River Bike Path along its northern edge. LACBC was also concerned about the lack of on-street bicycle infrastructure in the project's traffic mitigation program. We issued an action alert and you responded. Earlier today, the Planning Commission heard you loud and clear. The result is that NBC Universal will invest $3,875,000 to study, design, and construct bikeways in the vicinity of Universal City, including the following:
- $3,000,000 for LA River Bike Path construction to the County Flood Control District (who controls the right-of-way along the River). This money will become available when the County has designed and environmentally cleared the bike path project, but no earlier than June 2016. While we will pursue opportunities to accelerate this project, we are in this for the long haul.
- $500,000 for a LA River Bike Path study also to the County Flood Control District to do a feasibility analysis and preliminary design for the bike path from the existing endpoint in Griffith Park to the 101 Freeway.
- $375,000 to the City's newly created Bicycle Plan Trust Fund for study, design, and implementation of on-street bicycle infrastructure on the Bicycle Backbone Network in the project vicinity. This money would be used for lanes on Cahuenga and Lankershim currently under review and to study lanes on Barham.
While the project is not perfect, we were heartened to hear the Planning Commission passionately discuss the need to integrate bicycles into our transportation system, even taking Planning Director Michael LoGrande to task for outdated CEQA standards that only address automobile Level of Service. Moreover, the Commission understood the importance of creating a bicycle network, not just a river path, and retained the funding for on-street infrastructure.
Our work is not done. We will carefully watch the details of this mitigation and community benefits package as the project moves forward to City Council. Additionally, while funding for the bicycle lane projects was included, these lanes are independent of the NBC Universal project and will require separate approval from City Council. That approval is far from assured and will require a big push from the bicycling community. If you are interested in making these bike lanes (and others) happen, please join your local Neighborhood Bike Ambassadors group.
A big thanks to the River Revitalization Corporation, Friends of the Los Angeles River, and six other nonprofits in the River Family that co-signed our letter and spoke at today's hearing requesting more support for the LA River. We are all stronger with one voice.
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I hope someone is talking to Universal about a bike path/ped path through the Cahuenga pass to connect Hollywood to the valley (and Universal)…that would assist with 101 freeway traffic there and assist cyclists who take their lives in their hands to ride through the beautiful and historic Cahuenga pass.
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Bulger was taken from the scene in a red convertible, which traveled south of Highway 29 in Lanett as well. He was taken to the George H. Lanier Memorial Hospital in Valley, Alabama, where he later died from his injuries, a Chamber County Coroner report stated.
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verb \ˈpräm(p)t\
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Middle English, from Latin promptus ready, prompt, from past participle of promere to bring forth, from pro- forth + emere to take — more at redeem
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