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Friday, January 23, 2009"What Me Worry?" The Fun That Was Winter NAMM 2009Keith Clark 01/23/09 12:01 PM, 0 CommentsThere are times when the optimistic fervor (and a certain downright silliness) that are staples of the annual Winter NAMM Show get a bit tiresome. Not this year - spending a few days immersed in the "what me worry?" vibe proved a welcome diversion in this uncertain economic time. It's not that the more serious issues of the day weren't on the minds of many of the people I had the opportunity to talk with over the course of the… View this post
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009Switch-Off Of Analog TV Broadcasing To Be Delayed?Keith Clark 01/21/09 10:06 AM, 0 CommentsI was doing some quick web surfing yesterday when I ran across this article in the Washington Examiner. I'm reading the first two paragraphs, thinking "politics as usual, blah, blah…" But the third paragraph got my attention: "By pushing to delay the long-scheduled transition of television broadcasting from analog signals to digital signals, president-elect (now president, kc) Obama is directly aiding Sprint and its partner Clearwire while hurting Verizon." Again, to be clear, I'm not referring to alleged political alliances… View this post
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Friday, January 09, 2009iTunes Store Dropping DRM, Varying PricesKeith Clark 01/09/09 04:40 PM, 0 CommentsEarlier this week at Macworld, Apple made a stir by announcing that its iTunes Store will soon be selling content without DRM (digital rights management) restrictions, and further, will be altering its uniform 99-cent price structure. DRM is technology that controls the usage of digital media or devices that, for example, limits viewings or copies of media files. Dropping this restriction can be seen as good news for music consumers, except perhaps those who have already compiled large DRM-protected collections… View this post
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Thursday, January 08, 2009Happy Birthday, ElvisKeith Clark 01/08/09 11:30 AM, 0 CommentsIt doesn't seem quite right not to point out that today (January 8) is the birthday of Elvis Presley, who would have been 74. So much still written and so much still said about Elvis, and that's as it should be - he was the first true superstar of modern rock pop music, and for the very best of reasons: the man possessed huge, undeniable talent. According to Billboard magazine, he had more songs in the Top 100 than any… View this post
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008Sensitive Female Chord Progression?Keith Clark 12/31/08 01:34 PM, 1 CommentI ran across an interesting article in today's (Dec 31, 2008) online edition of the Boston Globe. Correspondent Marc Hirsh points out "four chords that underpin a song's verse, circling from yearning to triumph and back again, four chords that were inescapable in 2008." Hirsh has decided to call this phenomenon the "Sensitive Female Chord Progression". Yikes, this guy's looking for trouble… :>) He explains that this four-chard progression comes up a lot in the songs of well-known female pop… View this post
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008I Run the Gamut from Low-Paid Labor to Low-Paid Master of All I Survey…Dave Dermont 12/24/08 08:43 AM, 1 CommentGreetings and welcome to my new ProSoundWeb Blog. My name is Dave Dermont. Some of you may know me as one of the moderators on the ProSoundWeb forums and author of the occasional article in Live Sound International. This is a blog of the day-to-day trials and tribulations of someone working in the sound reinforcement jungle of night clubs, street fairs, festivals, and corner bars, with an occasional peek at some higher profile gigs from the viewpoint of a lowly… View this post
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Monday, December 22, 2008New Study Challenges Internet Music Sales PredictionsKeith Clark 12/22/08 05:03 PM, 0 CommentsA new study by the chief economist of the MCPS-PRS Alliance, a not-for-profit royalty collection society, found that sales of music via the Internet are highly limited to a relatively small share of total files available online. In fact, the study notes that "of the 1.23 million albums available (online), only 173,000 were bought, meaning 85 per cent did not sell at all." The findings were reported in by The Telegraph newspaper of the U.K., which states that the study… View this post
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Thursday, December 18, 2008Another Rolling Stone Turns 65Keith Clark 12/18/08 03:19 PM, 0 CommentsMick Jagger turned 65 this year, and now, so has fellow Rolling Stones mate Keith Richards. Or, as the AFP puts it, "famously drug-addled Rolling Stone Keith Richards turns 65 this week." The man is a miracle of modern science. Although this recent photo isn't all that flattering… Still, we hope Keith "keeps on keepin' on" because if a guy who's lived that hard for decades continues the chase well into his "senior" years, then there's hope for the rest… View this post
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Press Release Of The WeekKeith Clark 12/18/08 12:45 PM, 4 CommentsMy inbox is bombarded with hundreds of press releases each week, and a few invariably deliver a chuckle. Unintentionally, of course. Here's the latest "press release of the week"— Are you looking for a way to kick up your home theater a notch…or two? The (product name/model number withheld) tower speakers will provide you that TRUE home theater experience with two 15-inch subwoofers per tower! The leader in professional audio has finally brought their experience into the home. These speakers… View this post
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008Attention IE users: Serious security flaw foundKeith Clark 12/17/08 01:57 PM, 0 CommentsI just ran across a report today on the BBC News website: "Users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer are being urged by experts to switch to a rival until a serious security flaw has been fixed." The next paragraph mentions "internal experts" - an upgrade in "expert" hierarchy, no? :>) Anyway, this seems legit. Click here to read the full report. For the record, I switched to Firefox several years ago and haven't looked back. Far superior to IE. View this post
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If NBA players committed financial suicide Monday afternoon by rejecting David Stern's latest ultimatum and choosing a court battle, let's objectively agree it was assisted suicide, with the media playing the role of Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
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At least when NFL media succumbed to lockout hysteria, it did so without serving as out-of-the-closet mouthpieces for Roger Goodell and ownership. NFL media covered themselves with fig leaves of objective finger-pointing in both directions.
For the most part, that is not the case in our latest sports labor dispute. NBA players and their leaders have been vilified and ridiculed by the media. Monday, in the moments after Billy Hunter, Derek Fisher and a gaggle of players stood shoulder to shoulder and announced their intention to continue their battle with Stern, two of ESPN's top basketball voices – Stephen A. Smith and Ric Bucher – re-opened the Worldwide Leader's assault on the players union.
Bucher basically alleged the players didn't take the deal because they were too emotional, too prideful and fighting against being bullied. Smith said he sided with Stern because NBA owners have more money than NBA players.
I like Bucher and Smith. But they are part of the problem.
The unfair, one-sided coverage – and it's far more than just ESPN – of the NBA labor dispute has contributed to the players' recalcitrance and Stern's arrogance. The coverage has made it nearly impossible for the two sides to strike a deal. Stern and ownership are under virtually no public pressure to get a deal done because the media, from start to finish of this dispute, have put all the burden on the players.
There was considerable pressure on ownership and the union to get a deal done in the NFL. There is no equality of pressure in this dispute. There is a near-unanimous voice shouting at the players to take whatever deal Stern places on the table because it will only get worse in the future.
I don't blame the players for bowing their backs. They might think differently if they believed the public had been given an opportunity to consider their position. This is America. We're all supposed to get our day in court. We're all supposed to have a chance to have our voices heard.
When your voice is dismissed or drowned out, the right thing to do is shout a little louder. The players are standing up. They're taking considerable risk to stand for what they believe. I'm proud of them. I support them. They're labor. I don't understand how so many working journalists – even those who selfishly just want to return to covering games – can stand against the players, can enthusiastically side with corporate billionaires in a labor dispute.
For the past 30 years, we've wondered why athletes no longer take tough political or social stances, we've wondered why so many of them choose the Michael Jordan see-hear-speak-no-evil approach.
I know this labor battle is a self-serving mission, but at least these young athletes are standing up and taking a risk for something. This is a start.
As best I can tell, they capitulated on the financial issue and gave the owners a 7-percent ($1.1 billion) giveback on basketball-related income. They took the financial hit in order to gain some control over the system that governs them. That seems more than fair. But in this era of corporate greed that's not nearly enough.
So after Stern's media mouthpieces were done blasting the players, the commissioner took to his business partners' airwaves (ESPN) and blasted the players again. He called Hunter irresponsible, described the union's move to decertify a "charade" and generally dumped all over union leadership.
Throughout this process, Stern has huffed and puffed about take-it-or-leave-it proposals/ultimatums. He played the role of bully. And maybe in the coming days he will back up that tough talk with even tougher action. Maybe Stern will cancel the season and make good on his promise to give the players an even worse deal.
If so, his legacy as commissioner should go up in flames along with the season. Stern never struck the right tone with players. He treated the players like they're the media members who live in fear of Stern's wrath. He treated the players with little regard for respect. Unlike the media, the players do have a rare skill that has significant value globally. They're not going to respond well to being bullied. As commissioner, Stern's goal should've been about getting a deal done and making sure his workers were happy going back to work. Stern should've demanded that his media mouthpieces fully and fairly aired the players' position so the players felt like they had been heard and respected.
Stern's bully tactics backfired. Throughout this lockout, we've heard repeatedly that NBA owners are prepared to do what NHL owners did to the hockey union. There's an important difference. The NHL isn't dependent on American-born players. Americans are fighters. We're not afraid of suffering if we believe in the cause. Forcing a bad deal on NBA players could have far worse ramifications for the game than Stern, Michael Jordan and a few other hardline owners losing face in the negotiations.
Stern and the hardline owners might want to be careful about what they wish for. They might live to regret getting it. The same way having most of the media stuffed in their pockets backfired.
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Did Awlaki Really Help the 9/11 Hijackers?
What Judicial Watch and Fox News got wrong about al Qaeda's leading English-language ideologue.
UPDATE: Fox News on Friday afternoon filed a "follow-up" (as opposed to a "correction") in which the FBI denied the claim that Awlaki bought tickets for the hijackers, specifically citing the previously released document reported here Thursday.
What a scoop! Fox News, reporting from documents released by Judicial Watch, has claimed that Anwar al-Awlaki, the late Yemeni-American al Qaeda ideologue, may have purchased three pre-hijacking airplane tickets for some of the 9/11 hijackers. Judicial Watch was even less circumspect in describing its findings.
According to the story by Fox News Washington correspondent Catherine Herridge:
The heavily redacted records — obtained by Judicial Watch through a Freedom of information Act request — suggest the FBI held evidence tying the American-born cleric to the hijackers just 16 days after the attack that killed nearly 3,000 Americans.
"We have FBI documents showing that the FBI knew that al-Awlaki had bought three tickets for three of the hijackers to fly into Florida and into Las Vegas, including the lead hijacker, Mohammad Atta," Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, told Fox News.
There are only two problems with this story.
First, there's a paragraph of type redacted in between the mention of Awlaki and the mention of the hijackers.
Plenty of room there to start another heading.
Second, all three tickets are attributed to known debit cards held by the hijackers that do not match the card number given for Awlaki in Judicial Watch's bombshell-smoking-gun-gate FOIA document.
The attributions appear in an FBI chronology of the hijackers' activities also obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, by this reporter, as part of a collection of 9/11 documents posted online years ago and featured by Fox News itself in a special on 9/11 a while back.
That chronology was assembled long after the Sept. 26, 2001, document obtained by Judicial Watch. So even if the document says Awlaki bought the tickets — and it's by no means clear that it does — it would still represent a very early lead, compared to the 2003 chronology, by which time mistakes would have been weeded out.
While it's not completely impossible that the chronology was part of some vast and nefarious coverup, to make the case being made by Judicial Watch and Fox, you have to go well past simple suppression of this explosive allegation against Awlaki and argue that the FBI actually falsified documents to support a claim that no one knew about at the time the chronology was compiled and at the time it was released, and that it then inexplicably let the cat out of the bag in a later FOIA request. That's asking a bit much.
While certainly no one can be expected to hold the whole of the 9/11 investigation in their short-term memory, the hijackers' finances were painstakingly reconstructed and dissected in the 9/11 Commission and elsewhere, and that large-scale fact is easy enough to remember and check. It's unfortunate, because Herridge is typically a solid reporter.
Awlaki's links to Sept. 11 certainly bear further investigation, but when you investigate, you have to be prepared for the possibility that the truth will be a big letdown. And there's plenty of precedent for that in the Awlaki saga.
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Serial Cables 24-bay 12Gbps SAS Enterprise JBOD Enclosure Review
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SanDisk CloudSpeed Eco 960GB Enterprise SSD Review
Jan 16, 2015 10:45 pm
SanDisk's CloudSpeed Eco SSD is designed to meet the requirements of read-intensive applications at an economic price point. Here's Paul's full review.
Toshiba HK3R2 960GB Enterprise SSD Review
Jan 6, 2015 6:40 pm
Toshiba's HK3R2 enterprise SSD leverages second-generation Toshiba A19nm Toggle MLC NAND to increase performance and density for read-centric workloads.
Samsung 845DC PRO 800GB Enterprise SSD Review
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Samsung's 800GB 845DC PRO enterprise SSD increases the benefits of 3D V-NAND with more endurance and higher random write performance. Let's take a look.
OCZ Intrepid 3600 Enterprise SSD Review
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OCZ releases its homegrown Intrepid 3600 enterprise SSD for read-intensive workloads. Today Paul compares it other leading SSDs in its class.
Samsung PM853T 960GB Enterprise SSD Review
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Samsung expands its 3-bit MLC assault on the datacenter with the PM853T, another refined OEM solution for read-centric applications.
Toshiba HG6 THNSNJ512GCSU Enterprise SSD Review
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Toshiba's HG6 enterprise SSD is custom-built to serve a wide variety of light and read-intensive workloads. Read on for Paul's full thoughts on the drive.
Samsung SM843T 480GB Enterprise SSD Review
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Samsung's SM843T addresses heavy write workloads in a multitude of applications. Read on as Paul tells us all about this new 480GB enterprise SSD.
Toshiba THNSNJ480PCS3 HK3R Enterprise SSD Review
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Toshiba's HK3R enterprise SSD leverages Toshiba 19nm Toggle mode NAND to deliver solid performance and endurance. Check out what Paul has to say about it.
Samsung 845DC PRO Enterprise SSD Review
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Samsung's 845DC PRO wields the power of 3D V-NAND, as they continue to expand their branded SSD portfolio. Read on as Paul tells us about this unique SSD.
Samsung 845DC EVO Enterprise SSD Review
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Samsung continues to innovate by fielding a three-bit-per-cell MLC SSD for the datacenter. We take a close look at the value of the 845DC EVO.
Seagate 600 Pro 400GB Enterprise SSD Review
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Seagate's 600 Pro Enterprise SSD has become available at an outstanding lower price point. We re-test the 600 Pro against the value-class SSD test pool.
Toshiba PX03SN 12Gb/s SAS3 Enterprise SSD Review
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EDGE Boost Pro 300GB Enterprise SSD Review
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Micron M500DC 800GB Enterprise SSD Review
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HGST Ultrastar SSD800MH 12Gb/s SAS3 Enterprise SSD Review
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HGST's SSD800MH enterprise SSD is designed to deliver the highest performance available in the harshest workloads imaginable.
Toshiba PX02SS 12Gb/s SAS3 Enterprise SSD Review
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Seagate 1200 STx00FM 12Gb/s SAS Enterprise SSD Review
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IntelliProp Hydra SATA Bridge IPA-SA117A-BR Review - Tested with Four Intel DC S3700 SSDs
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SanDisk Optimus Eco Enterprise SAS SSD Review
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Adaptec by PMC ASR-8885 12Gb/s RAID Controller Review
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Toshiba unveils the PX02SS enterprise-grade solid state drive
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sTec will demo virtualization through solid state at VMworld Europe
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About Harry Springer, MD - RETIRED
Show More Harry Springer, MD - RETIRED practices in Rosemont at Cosmetic Surgery and Hair Center as a Plastic Surgeon, board certified by American Board of Plastic Surgery. and is a member of American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Dr. Springer has hospital affiliations at Swedish Covenant Hospital.
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Florida Hospital's Guest Services program is a helpful resource for visitors of our hospitals and urgent care centers. We can help patients' families and visitors find convenient lodging to our hospital campus, and learn more about activities in the Orlando area. Guest Services can be contacted at (407) 303-5600.
Ronald McDonald House of Orlando
The purpose of the Ronald McDonald House of Orlando is to provide a "home away from home" for families with seriously ill, critically injured or chronically ill children who are being treated at Florida Hospital, as well as other hospitals in the area. Guest registration is based on availability. Reservations are not accepted. A suggested donation of $15/night is asked of each family although no one is turned away if they are unable to pay. The Ronald McDonald House of Orlando address is:
2201 Alden Road, Orlando, FL (corner of Princeton and Alden)
Phone: 407-898-6127; Fax: 407-896-3562
Visit the Ronald McDonald House of Orlando website for more information.
All families wanting to stay at the Ronald McDonald House must be referred to the Ronald McDonald House via a fax from the treating hospital social worker, nurse, physician, staff or guest services.
Some of the amenities include:
- Private guest room and bathroom
- Community kitchen and dining room
- Meals provided most nights
- Playroom for children
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- Wireless Internet throughout house
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Florida Hospital has arranged discounted rates for family and friends of patients, as well as those visiting for outpatient treatment. This three-story hotel has 122 suites and is located right across the street from Florida Hospital. Complimentary transportation is provided to and from the hospital.
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While the Santa Cruz-Chembur Link Road, which opens today for the public, may benefit motorists going from Chembur to the Western Express Highway, the new bridge will also lead to chaos at both ends—Chembur and Vakola.
Joint Commissioner of Police (traffic) Dr B K Upadhyay said, "I visited the SCLR on Thursday morning and we have identified four pressure spots which are likely to choke up. We will be posting traffic policemen at these four spots."
Upadhyay said they will monitor the pattern of vehicular movement and traffic for five to six days and they will decide, if there are problems, on the solutions.
The traffic chief added that two-wheelers will be allowed on SCLR initially. However, there are a few sharp curves on the bridge and if they lead to mishaps, authorities may bar bikers from using the route – like JJ flyover and Eastern Freeway.
Meanwhile, Chembur locals are concerned over rising pollution due the opening of the bridge. Dr Sandip Rane, a resident of Pestom Sagar, which is located on Eastern Express Highway and is also close to SCLR, has written to the MMRDA, complaining about increasing noise level in the area. He said the traffic has always been increasing and with the SCLR it is only going to worsen.
"We have requested the MMRDA to erect sound barriers from Amar Mahal junction to Chedda Nagar bridge junction to reduce the noise level," Rane said.