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Intel has posted information on its website about new tablets for the education market with 10-inch and 7-inch screens, Atom chips and the Android OS code-named Jellybean.
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An Android tablet brought back from North Korea by a tourist has provided a glimpse at some of the restrictions placed on IT users in the famously secretive country.
Vodafone has announced that it will sell the Huawei MediaPad 10 Link 4G Android tablet in Australia from August, claiming it will be the "fastest tablet in Australia".
Images of what appears to be Google's second-generation Nexus 7 Android tablet have been leaked online, suggesting an official launch of the device is not too far away.
Samsung has today announced the impending launch of its Galaxy Tab 3 range of Android tablets in 10.1in, 8in and 7in models, claiming the array of size options will not confuse consumers but instead offer them choice.
As mobile device shipments overtake those of PCs, cross-platform tool developer Xamarin hopes to get more enterprises to adapt their apps for Android and iOS with the help of its .Net Mobility Scanner.
After remaining quiet on the hardware front for years, Amazon.com's China business has finally brought the company's Kindle tablet and Kindle e-reader to the country.
New Windows PCs have always been the main attraction at Computex, the annual trade show in Taipei. But notable on the show floor this year is the growing presence of Google's Android OS, which is creeping into more and more tablets, televisions, set-...
Samsung has confirmed it will release its new Galaxy Tab 3 range of tablets in Australia "later this year" but has refused to confirm pricing or exact availability details.
Asus has fired another shot in the Android tablet price war, putting the starting price for the Asus Memo Pad FHD7 at US$129.
Samsung Electronics has extended its Galaxy Tab 3 line-up with 8-inch and 10.1-inch models with dual-core processors and extensive support for LTE networks.
Asus has unveiled its Transformer Book Trio at Computex 2013. The firm is calling the device, which runs Windows and Android, a cross between a PC, laptop and tablet.
Nvidia is usually trumpeting the graphics performance of its Tegra 4 chip, but at the Computex trade show on Tuesday CEO Jen-Hsun Huang showed how its newest processor can be used to create a precise, affordable stylus for tablets.
The company that brought us the PadFone, an all-in-one smartphone, tablet and laptop device, is thinking a bit bigger. Taiwan's Asustek Computer has now combined a tablet, smartphone and desktop PC into a single product that it calls the Transformer ...
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The ICD-10-CM code structure consists of:
Structural Differences Between the Two Coding Systems
1. Diagnoses Codes
ICD-9-CM diagnoses codes are 3 – 5 digits in length with the first digit being alpha (E or V) or numeric and digits 2 – 5 being numeric. For example:
496 – Chronic airway obstruction not elsewhere classified (NEC);
511.9 – Unspecified pleural effusion; and
V02.61 – Hepatitis B carrier.
ICD-10-CM diagnoses are 3 – 7 digits in length with the first digit being alpha, digits 2 and 3 being numeric and digits 4 – 7 are alpha or numeric. The alpha digits are not case sensitive. For example:
A66 – Yaws;
A69.21 – Meningitis due to Lyme disease; and
S52.131a – Displaced fracture of neck of right radius, initial encounter for closed fracture.
2. Procedure Codes
ICD-9-CM procedures are 3 – 4 digits in length and all digits are numeric. For example:
43.5 – Partial gastrectomy with anastomosis to esophagus; and
44.42 – Suture of duodenal ulcer site.
ICD-10-PCS procedures are 7 digits in length with each of the 7 digits being either alpha or numeric. The alpha digits are not case sensitive. Letters O and I are not used to avoid confusion with the numbers 0 and 1. For example:
0680ZZ – Division, inferior vena cava, open; and
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| Blount County Campus | HI-DEF Studio | Vive La France |
Foundation Grants | ETSU partnership | Variations Choral Group |
| Jackie Clarke | Annual Balloon Festival | 2008 Commencement |
| Studio Dedication|
| Phi Theta Kappa Award | Festival of Cultures |
Dual Enrollment |
Foundation Golf Tournament |Major gifts campaign |
|2007-2008 Year in Pictures |
The dream becomes reality ... BLOUNT COUNTY CAMPUS
On May 29, A 20-plus-year dream finally became a reality, when Pellissippi State broke ground for a new campus in Blount County. (more)
HI-DEF New Studio keeps College at technology forefront
Pellissippi State is once again perched on the cutting edge of technology. Spring semester, the College offered the first classes in a high- definition video and sound studio in the Bagwell Center for Media and Art. (more)
Celebrating 10 years of friendship VIVE LA FRANCE!
Students and representatives of Pellissippi State and the Institut Universitaire de Technologie, a two-year technical school in Cherbourg, France, recently celebrated the 10th year of the student sports exchange program between the two colleges. (more)
Senators, representative give Foundation $75,000 in grant funds for Blount campus
The Pellissippi State Foundation has received checks for $25,000 from Sens. Jamie Woodson and Tim Burchett and one for $50,000 from Rep. Joe McCord. (more)
Pellissippi State–ETSU partnership benefits students, construction industry
Students enrolled the collaborative degree program in construction engineering technology between Pellissippi State and East Tennessee State University use computers for such practical applications as land design, time-scaled logic diagrams and spreadsheets.
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The sound of music
Variations choral group's tour of Poland
How do you COMMUNICATE with someone who speaks a different language? ... Language can be a communication barrier, but the sounds of music can form a bond among even the most diverse cultures. (more)
Jackie Clarke
Former Pellissippi State student in Child and Family Studies; graduated in teaching from the University of Tennessee this spring. (more)
Annual balloon festival on the horizon
Pellissippi State's annual Hot Air Balloon Festival
is set to lift off on September 26-27 at 4 p.m. on the Pellissippi Campus at Hardin Valley Road. (more)
Pellissippi State graduates 700-plus at Commencement
Approximately 721 Pellissippi State students graduated
from Pellissippi State this spring. The annual
Commencement ceremony was May 2.
Renowned photographers speak, Photography studio dedicated
Internationally known photographers Jay Dickman and Jay Kinghorn took their audience behind the camera lens during a joint presentation called "Meet the Pros" on March 26 at Pellissippi State. (more)
President Edwards presented Phi Theta Kappa award
Allen Edwards, Pellissippi State president, has been selected to receive Phi Theta Kappa honor society's Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction. (more)
Festival of Cultures
Learning about faraway cultures doesn't always require a lot of money, a passport or even a flight out of the U.S. In fact, on April 18, it was as simple as taking the short drive to the Pellissippi Campus for the Festival of Cultures.
Pellissippi State's Dual Enrollment Program
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'Swing Big' golf tourney big success!
The Pellissippi State Foundation aced its annual Swing Big for Students Golf Tournament May 6 at Egwani Farms in Rockford—thanks to sunny skies, signature sponsor A Plus Embroidery & Design and 39 participating golf teams. (more)
Major gifts campaign breaks record... and continues
Connecting Communities, Changing Lives has proved
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Pellissippi State. (more)
2007-2008: A Year in Pictures
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I have a currently working barcode label that prints an item number on it along with the date. I want to add a graphic to the label. I have uploaded the graphic and modified the label to include the graphic. When I test print the label the graphic is included on top of the right most part of the Item number barcode. When I try and use the programs to generate the label the graphic is not included. I know it is using the modified version of the label design because I also moved the date to make room for the graphic and the labels now have the date moved. Is there a problem because the barcode and graphic could overlap? The item number is a 15 character field but the longest value in the file is only 11 so in reality I should have room for my graphic without any overlay. Any ideas in what I am missing? Thanks, Bob Kohlndorfer
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McGrigor Barracks
Date of construction 1895
Named after Sir James McGrigor, Wellington's Surgeon-General during the Peninsular War. He was also Director General of the Army Medical Department, 1815-51.
These barracks were built as accommodation for the Medical Staff Corps (later Royal Army Medical Corps) working at the Cambridge Military Hospital, which was near-by.
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New Honda NC700X Anyone ride one of these yet???
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I had my name at several dealers to be called when one came in. The only one that called (so far) is my local PoDunk dealership which I bought it at last Thursday the same day it was put on the floor.
The week before I had called the only powerhouse dealer within several counties of me but the salesman who answered the phone was annoyed that I was asking about the bike and insisted nobody in the area would be getting one before the middle of August and then hung up without offering to call me when one came in.
Congrats on the new bike! Be sure to post up after you've had some time to get to know her. I was thinking this would make a good adventure touring bike in the lines of a V-strom or F800 GS. I'm a long time KLR 650 rider and still really enjoy my big thumper. I thought the NC700X would have better road manners than the KLR but wouldn't shy away from a gravel road. The tank under the seat seems like it could be a bit of a hassle with the bike loaded but I'm sure a clever fella would come up with a packing scheme that would work. For me, it looks like a good platform to start with to build on.The only real drawback I see is the really limited (for now) aftermarket parts supply like aluminum skidplates, nerf bars etc. So Maytag, I am really interested in hearing your "real world" experience with the bike from an actual owner. That's worth a lot more to me than 100 speculations based on manufacturer supplied tech specs. Enjoy!
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Film Series Aims to Get Public Talking About Sustainable Living
Published on August 30, 2010SELINSGROVE—Susquehanna University will host a free public film series focused on sustainable living Sept. 2 through Dec. 8, starting Sept. 2 with the provocative "Food, Inc.," an Academy Award nominee for Best Documentary Feature, in Seibert Hall's Isaacs Auditorium. All film showings are at 7:30 p.m.
According to the film's official website, in "Food, Inc.," "...filmmaker Robert Kenner lifts the veil on our nation's food industry, exposing the highly mechanized underbelly that has been hidden from the American consumer with the consent of our government's regulatory agencies, USDA and FDA. Our nation's food supply is now controlled by a handful of corporations that often put profit ahead of consumer health, the livelihood of the American farmer, the safety of workers and our own environment."
The film series reflects Susquehanna's university theme for the 2010–11 academic year, A Sustainable Future. The 13 films tackle issues that hit most people close to home, addressing food production and safety, energy and alternative fuels, consumerism and fair trade. Showings will be followed by panel discussions moderated by faculty members or, in some cases, led by filmmakers. For example, the screening of "Carbon Nation" on Sept. 16 will conclude with a question-and-answer session with filmmaker Peter Byck via Skype, and "King Corn" and "Big River," on Dec. 1, will be followed by a discussion with filmmaker Ian Cheney.
The film series schedule is as follows:
Sept. 2: "Food, Inc.," Isaacs Auditorium
Sept. 8: "The End of Suburbia," Stretansky Concert Hall
Sept. 16: "Carbon Nation," Isaacs Auditorium
Sept. 20: "No Impact Man," Stretansky Concert Hall
Sept. 30: "Black Gold,' Isaacs Auditorium
Oct. 7: "Addicted to Plastic," Isaacs Auditorium
Oct. 13: "Dirt," Stretansky Concert Hall
Oct. 28: "Buyer Be Fair," Isaacs Auditorium
Nov. 1: "The End of the Line," Isaacs Auditorium
Nov. 10: "What's On Your Plate?," Isaacs Auditorium
Nov. 17: "Flow,' Isaacs Auditorium
Dec. 1: "King Corn and Big River,' Isaacs Auditorium
Dec. 8: "Razing Appalachia," Isaacs Auditorium
Isaacs Auditorium is located in Seibert Hall. Stretansky Concert Hall is located in the Cunningham Center for Music and Art. For a map of campus, visit http://www.susqu.edu/visit.
The series is sponsored by the university's Committee on Sustainability, University Theme Committee, Common Reading Program, Department of English and Creative Writing, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Center for Teaching and Learning, Department of Biology, Diversity Studies Program, International Studies Program and Jewish Studies Program.
The film series is just one of several upcoming events at Susquehanna centered on the theme of sustainability. Ecologist and Penn State Professor of Biology Christopher Uhl, author of "Developing Ecological Consciousness: Path to a Sustainable World," will speak on Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. in Weber Chapel Auditorium, and Pulitzer Prize winner Edward O. Wilson, one of the most highly respected scientists in the world today, hailed as one of America's 25 Most Influential People by Time magazine, will speak on topics from his most recent book, "The Creation: An Appeal to Save Life on Earth," on Oct. 20, also at 8 p.m. in Weber Chapel Auditorium.


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Mardi Gras 2013 is almost here! Highlights Include: - Full Casino, - Massive Dance Floor with DJ Marcus Wing, - Air Brush Tattoo Artists, - Reptiles, - Oxygen Bar, - FREE Monster Energy Drinks, - Prizes and More. Tickets on sale in the USU Card Office. Admission -- Students: $5 at the Card Office, $5 at the door; Non-student: $7 at the Card Office, $10 at the door. Must have valid state or university ID - Limit 1 student ticket per student ID. NO offensive dress, NO masks, NO props.
Student Involvement (ASUSU)
TSC, Evan N. Stevenson Ballroom - Map it
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Crocus Tip
Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria'
cardinal flower
- Position: full sun or partial shade
- Soil: deep, fertile, moist soil
- Rate of growth: average
- Flowering period: August to October
- Hardiness: fully hardy
Stunning spikes of scarlet, five-petalled flowers rise up in late summer among beautiful, beetroot-coloured foliage. This gorgeous cardinal flower brings a splash of vibrant colour to the garden just as many perennials are fading. It is excellent for filling gaps left by early-flowering perennials in a mixed or herbaceous border and suits a planting scheme based on 'hot' colours.
- Garden care: Divide large clumps of plants every second year in spring. Protect the crown of the plant during winter with a thick, dry mulch, such as straw. This moisture-loving plant can also be grown at the edges of a pond, and will tolerate water levels up to 30cm deep if potted up it into a basket with aquatic compost.
- Harmful if eaten
2 litre pot within 1 week
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This plant will grow to around 90cm tall.Answered on 6/12/2014 by helen from crocus
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My question is should I prune my lobelia cardinalis queen Victoria if so when and how short should I go
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You can cut the stems down to just above ground level after they have died back, but immediately after you should apply a generous layer of mulch to help protect the crown.Answered on 10/2/2013 by Helen from Crocus
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Overwintering Tender Perennials
Tender perennials, such as pelargoniums, fuchsias, osteospermums and marguerites look great all summer, but unless they are given protection from the harsh winter weather, they will need to be replaced each spring. If you can do this, they will last for yRead full article


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Deceased drivers - cancelling driver licences
- If you're the next-of-kin or executor of the estate of a deceased driver, please write to us to advise of the person's death. Please include evidence, eg, death notice or death certificate. We also operate an authorised information matching programme with the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages
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- How can I get a copy of my demerit points and suspension history?
- What happens if I'm disqualified?
- What happens if I need to drive while I'm disqualified?
You may be able to obtain a court order authorising you to obtain a limited licence (commonly known as a work licence)
- How do I get my licence back after my disqualification ends?
At the end of your disqualification you will be unlicensed and not entitled to drive. Your driver licence card will be permanently cancelled whether it has been surrendered or not. You will need to apply at a NZTA driver licensing agent to reinstate your licence and have a new licence issued before you can legally return to driving.
- What happens if I drive before my licence has been reinstated?
Driving while unlicensed is a serious offence carrying substantial penalties and if you do, you could be fined and forbidden to drive. If you drive while forbidden, you will be disqualified and either fined or imprisoned. Any vehicle you drive will be impounded whether it is yours or not. If you drive before your licence has been reinstated and you have an accident, any insurance claim that you make may be invalid.
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Call the driver licensing contact centre on 0800 822 422.
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Your capitalization and punctuation could use improvement. And really, this question is poorly researched to start with. Take a look at the post following yours to see what this question should have looked like.
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Spotlight: Big data in 2013
Tom Davenport, the director of research at The International Institute for Analytics, recently expressed uncertainty over how big data will play out in the year to come. He said big data played a big role in changing the way people viewed analytics over the last 12 months, but noted that it's going to be "puzzling to a lot of people how big data and analytics relate to each other." He added, "In a lot of organizations, we had parallel silos in 2012, and I hope that's not the case in 2013," he added. Overall, Davenport stressed that big data analytics will most likely face a "major chasm" in 2013.


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The U.S. House of Representatives bill (PDF), which was introduced late Friday by top Democratic politicians, could give the movie and music industries a new revenue stream by pressuring schools into signing up for monthly subscription services such as Ruckus and Napster. Ruckus is advertising-supported, and Napster charges a monthly fee per student.
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) applauded the proposal, which is embedded in a 747-page spending and financial aid bill. "We very much support the language in the bill, which requires universities to provide evidence that they have a plan for implementing a technology to address illegal file sharing," said Angela Martinez, a spokeswoman for the MPAA.
According to the bill, if universities did not agree to test "technology-based deterrents to prevent such illegal activity," all of their students--even ones who don't own a computer--would lose federal financial aid.
The prospect of losing a combined total of nearly $100 billion a year in federal financial aid, coupled with the possibility of overzealous copyright-bots limiting the sharing of legitimate content, has alarmed university officials.
"Such an extraordinarily inappropriate and punitive outcome would result in all students on that campus losing their federal financial aid--including Pell grants and student loans that are essential to their ability to attend college, advance their education, and acquire the skills necessary to compete in the 21st-century economy," a letter from university officials to Congress written on Wednesday said. "Lower-income students, those most in need of federal financial aid, would be harmed most under the entertainment industry's proposal."
The letter was signed by the chancellor of the University of Maryland system, the president of Stanford University, the general counsel of Yale University, and the president of Penn State.
They stress that the "higher education community recognizes the seriousness of the problem of illegal peer-to-peer file sharing and has long been committed to working with the entertainment industry to find a workable solution to the problem." In addition, the letter says that colleges and universities are responsible for "only a small fraction of illegal file sharing."
The MPAA says the university presidents are overreacting. An MPAA representative sent CNET News.com a list of campuses that have begun filtering files transferred on their networks, including the University of Florida (Red Lambda technology); the University of Utah (network monitoring and Audible Magic); and Ohio's Wittenberg University (Audible Magic).
For each school taking such steps, the MPAA says, copyright complaints dramatically decreased, in some cases going from 50 a month to none.
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- Why the hell is this allowed to happen?
- >The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) applauded the
>proposal, which is embedded in a 747-page spending and
>financial aid bill
Why the hell is slipping in a completely unrelated set of proposals
into a 700 page document legal? And why should taxpayers have to
pay for the policing of a private company's desires?
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- This is disgusting. Someone is being paid-off big time.
- I wouldn't be surprised if the MPAA is not only "very much in support of the language" but actually wrote it and paid-off the bill sponsors to include it.
Higher Education is *not* the biggest problem the MPAA and the RIAA have. Most illegal file sharing is travelling over consumer broadband networks.
Higher Ed. is just low hanging fruit.
Threatening to take away financial aid for entire institutions if they don't jump through the Media Mafia's hoops?!
WHAT THE F$#@ is our corrupt government doing?!
This proposed law is *not* in the American public's best interest!
Contact information for your representatives can be found on this site:
w w w . h o u s e . g o v
Give them HELL.
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- No more hidden laws
- Probably the most offensive thing about this bill is the fact that it's buried in an appropriations measure. It's time to make congress (they don't deserve a C) do their job honestly. No more policy stuck in spending bills. Period. Spending bills must be single subject: appropriations. I'm really sick of hearing my congressional jack-ass give me the cop out, "I didn't vote for _that_ I voted for the spending measure that gives more funds to rescue undernourished sea cucumbers in the Bering Straights."
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- or else?
- "According to the bill, if universities did not agree to test "technology-based deterrents to prevent such illegal activity," all of their students--even ones who don't own a computer--would lose federal financial aid."
Are you nuts!! Pulling Federal Financial Aid, would cause universities to lose attendance, and that loss would filter down to the towns and city's that host them to lose money from students and parents. This would also filter to smaller colleges and Technical schools, which would give Fast-food a boost in employment.
But hey, lets look on the bright side, their would be 75% boost in CDL Licensees, cause the Fed Aid package probably wouldn't affect them.
Democrats? Where do you think your Interns get money from for their education... Favors?
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- The Democrats Now Lost...
- ...an entire generation, and probably the 2008 elections. Brilliant move.
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- Democrats & Republicans are Lost
- Let's face it. Both parties are so beholden to the monied
interests that the average person has no chance. Until we
establish and support an independent party that has the
interests of the citizen at heart nothing will change. I wish we
students would seriously consider issues and ideas that were
good for the country rather than what too many faculty feed us
and lead us into believing. Sometimes I have to believe they
get together and laugh at how easy it is to make us look like
Where is Congress threatening the Verizon's, AT&T, and
Comcasts of the world? They won't because of the
contributions! Perhaps as students we should refuse to work in
campaigns going door to door in winter, the heat, rain and
wind for people who will only stab us in the back.
They need to tell the RIAA and MPAA to develop reasonable
models for the digital world.
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- both are corrupt
- The thing is, both Democrats and Republicans are beholden to special interests. It is just that many supporters of Democrats seem to think _ALL_ of the ills are the fault of Republicans - maybe now they will see crooks are on the Left as well as the Right.
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- Among the enumerated rights
- Like Ron Paul, I hunt in vain for the right of congress to control
university music decisions among the enumerated rights in the
constitution. The government is now a fearsome master and must
be brought to heel.
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- They think they've seen lawsuits....
- If the RIAA think they've waged big lawsuits, just wait until the first class action from university students who've lost their funding through no fault of their own is filed. Then the feds will have a REAL legal situation on their hands. Imagine it: The federal government, trying to wage a legal battle against students to whom they promised a university education, and the recording industry, for whom they promised to enforce this silly measure. Between a rock and a rock. Awesome.
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- God help us all
- If the government continues this assault against the rights of its citizens in the name of enforcing the property rights, intellectual or otherwise, of a special interest group of campaign contributing business thugs, I don't think we will need to worry so much about terrorists coming at us from the outside; we are going to have them manifesting from within.
First came the Oklahoma City bombing after the federal government's disgusting response to Waco. Next may come something similar to a building operated by our friends in the RIAA. Of course, the Feds will then clamp down even harder on our civil and privacy rights, which will bring another escalation, and so on. God help us all.
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- It's about time they stopped this
- Colleges should've been forced to stop copyright violations a long time ago. Too many young people think all music and software should be free. I'm sure a lot of leftist professors think the same thing. Funny how they don't think someone stealing from them is OK.
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- Can't be done in technology.
- The simple fact is that it is impossible to determine in a technologically automated way the difference between creativity and copyright infringement. The tools used to record, edit and distribute are identical. What this is asking for is the impossible, with the only possible reaction being to ban certain types of creativity on campus.
It is also total nonsense to call this "stealing", as Thomas Jefferson said many years ago.
http://www.digital-copyright.ca/Jefferson_Debate
I wish current politicians were as modern in their thinking about intangible exclusive rights like copyright and patents as Thomas Jefferson was in 1813.
This issue has nothing to do with left-vs-right, but right-vs-wrong, and those who support this or related bills are simply wrong.
Then again, as a Canadian I should be supporting ways in which the US government wants to put US students at a competitive disadvantage to Canadians in the new economy ;-)
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- at what point
- Copyright Infringement != stealing. If you think so, then you're horribly misinformed and misguided. I refuse to listen to the opinions of anyone on copyright infringement if they continue to refer to it as stealing. There is no way to make an analogy between copyright infringement and the theft of physical property. It's apples and oranges. The only people who look at it as theft are people who want to work just once in their life and continue to get paid for it for the rest of their lives.
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- You're an idiot
- Colleges aren't the entities breaking the law so they shouldn't be
held responsible and neither should those students who aren't
doing anything besides attending the same school as others who
are conducting illegal activity. And what is it with this "leftist
professor" crap? Get your head out of your ass and do some real
research, maybe actually attend a class or two.
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- Stopping Copyright Infringment good, but this idea isn't
- Stopping people from violating copyright is good. However, forcing
colleges to provide alternate sources of music, like this bill would
do, is really, really bad.
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- Who is "they"? If "they stopped this" let "they" pay for it! Why
haven't "they" not stopped it "themselves"?
I think "they" should provide the numbers "they" retrieve
DIRECTLY to the "artists" -- then "we" can all see what the real
problem is.
"My" tax dollars should not be wasted on this foolish exercise.
You want people to consider the ALLEGED HARM THEN LET THE
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- Do you illegally download music?
- Do you illegally download music? No. Stereotypically you do, so you must. So we are going to make a law that says if your ISP , who has carrier status BTW, must make it difficult for you to download music. They must also provide free music at their expense. If THEY don't comply we will take away YOUR mortgage , because after all, most loans come from the federal government. It's a little different when you see it that way.
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- you're misinformed
- Illegal downloading starts when kids are in grade school. They get no education about copyright from their parents, and then they come to colleges/universities who DO take copyright very seriously.
Usually the first education that students get about copyright infringement occurs when they get to college. Because colleges have organized materials and programs to educate students about copyright. They don't condone copyright infringement any more than YOU do.
As I said in a previous comment, MOST illegal file sharing travels over commercial broadband networks, not College networks.
If the Entertainment Mafia want to actually cut down on copyright infringement, then they should go to Comcast and TimeWarner and try to force them to educate their users. Comcast and Timewarner are too powerful, and would slap them silly. So they try to go after Higher Ed.
They're trying to do this to supplement their failing business models by forcing their lame services to be purchased by institutions who don't want them.
This bill, if it becomes law, will have a hugely detrimental effect on higher education in the United States.
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- Democrats have done this in the past
- they supported the original DMCA Act under Clinton that gave the MPAA and RIAA "fascist" powers to begin with that allowed them to sue anyone they even suspected of pirating their material and tried to reverse the MPAA vs. BetaMax case that made it 100% legal to videotape movies off of your TV set.
If you want to fight these copyright fascists, vote Republican in 2008, because the Democrats are fascists when it comes to copyright. Republicans don't care about file sharing networks and don't actively seek to shut them down or sue people for using them like the Democrats are doing.
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- What are you smoking?
- Yah, thats a real good reason to vote for somebody. Last time I
checked the Republicans were just as much in the pocket of the
corporations if not more so than the so called Democrats. the
Democrats may have given the RIAA "fascistic" powers but the
Republicans gave the president "fascistic" powers. Which do you
think is a bigger concern? Oh wait...that's right you already
answered that, your music listening rights.
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- what a misinformed boob! the MCA v. Sony decision (5 v 4) was
decided under Reagan and the Sony Bono Act was passed by a
Republican Congress and the Eldred decision decided by a
COnservative Sup Ct.
Get your facts straight --
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- Yeah Sure.
- Like Republicans don't have anything to do with this. Does Sen Orin Hatch ring any bells? Or any of the other republicans that have voted the exact same way on such bills? How exactly is that suppose to help? Doesn't matter which way you vote when both sides are paid off.
http://www.wired.com/politics/law/news/2003/06/59305
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- Stop being Consumers
- I have no sympathy for either side, music industry or students.
I'm sure most kids in college think they're going to change the
world for the better, and do all these great right things, in
contrast to their parents and grandparents, who certainly
seemed to have screwed up in every imaginable way.
But, the students are delusional if they think they can make a
positive difference; their gluttony seems to even surpass their
parents and grandparents. And from the perspective of being of
the baby-boomer generation, gluttony is the root cause of the
problems we face, and that the student generation is going to
need to solve.
The RIAA has all the power because the students are gluttonous,
-- students have no control OVER THEMSELVES. Okay, music
pleasant and all, but really, the uncontrollable need to download
legally or illegally or purchase the CDs is quite pathetic. It
certainly leaves RIAA with all the cards. And frankly, music is
just not important! If music is important, make the music
yourself, and listen and support your local musicians and artists.
On the economic side, the issues are simply a matter of supply
and demand. The demand is obscene, and therefore the RIAA
can dictate the terms at every level: government, universities,
etc. Students need to learn to say NO.
Learn to say NO to gluttony, and the RIAA problems simply
disappear, the cost to universities disappears, financial aid
issues disappear, litigation costs disappear, copyright issues
disappear. Money, time and resources can then be spent on
things that are important.
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- What?
- Are you actually reading what you're tying? It sounds more like you're a very disgruntled old man who has a grudge against an entire generation. You're on here saying how the entire current young generation are "gluttonous" and how we have no control over ourselves? You are incorrect on both points. You also call the "the uncontrollable need to download legally or illegally or purchase the CDs is quite pathetic"? Maybe someone should send you back to school on art, how music plays a role in it, and how it has been important to every society since man first learned about musical tones. Another incorrect note is that the RIAA does not hold all the cards. There is a constitution for a reason, and part of it is protecting the people of this nation from corporations, private businesses, and so forth. Finally how DARE you question anyone in this generation can make a positive difference in society. The people of this generation can accomplish just as much, if not more, than what you baby boomers accomplished. Many of our global problems stem from incidents in your generation, by the way, that we are going to have to fix in our generation. You may be a senior, and elder to many on this site, but you show no class or respect to an entire generation of people whom many are working hard every day for a better tomorrow. How dare you try to lessen that with your begrudging words. You are a senile old man, and earn no respect from myself, and hopefully nor from anyone else on here.
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- Political suicide
- If this passes I hope they have to explain to parents why their children's college careers were sold out over the interests of large copyright holders. If the republican were smart they'd be pounding the democrats over this.
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- Colleges should sell music to their students
- Educational establishments have good resources to offer all sorts of data services to their students.
Anyway their you are at college.
you access a low watt CPU drive thats active inside the college super computer to do some work on.
It loads onto its flash drive the work your continuing with.
Anyway your designing this new age packman game that uses simulations of viruses to make up the sprites.
In order to do this your workload morphs onto two diffrent OS systems. One to run the workload demand script the other to do the high end calculations (your college has worked out it's more efficient to do it this way as the VMware handles the super computer operations better than the microsoft cloud OS system on its own would.
little does the admin group know but you've implanted a virus into the managment script and it's a piticularly nasty one.
it's like this see
because you'de have to wait 3 years to do 1/32 of the workload you really intend to make your game not to mention the added processing time needed to simulate that Amoeba for the end level you've made a virus that gets you enough Processing horse power by accessing loads of diffrent colleges total power all at once.
Unfortunitly you've overid a lot of the power conservation systems to achieve it and just spiked the already overloaded power grid and caused a major problem to the US power grid.
You see things could be worse than just a few students downloading poor choices in music.
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- It's time to go for a thrid party option
- Republicans and democrats work only for the big companies, only difference is democrats pretend to work for the people while republicans are in your face about their big business. Wake up America teach this bastards a lesson an let's claim back our country.
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- Universities, digital rights industry's new beast
- Ownership is only what you can make of it. People will sell you an acre on the moon, but how are you going to make that real?
Universities are here seen as beasts to be harnessed by the digital rights management industry to take digital rights ownership to a new level of reality and solidity (oh, and profitability, almost forgot that one . . .) Use federal tax (student loan) money to leverage profits to yet another industry . . .
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- Now THAT is just STUPID
- Stupid. Need I say anything else? Not even worth my time writing an argument.
Yet another reason to abolish these types of earmarks. Want your GOOD legislation passed? Well you have to accept my BS idea along with it!
I would love to know who these "Democrats" writing this swill are.
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- Unbelievable
- Just when you think you've seen it all, this comes along. Aren't these the same democrats that beat the drum of education constantly, saying they are the only ones that care about making it more accessible. Yet this introduce this crap saying that if the RIAA/MPAA busts you, your financial aid will be lost. The party of the little guy? Please... Who do you think this is going to affect most? Both parties are lost - they are both in the pockets of big corporations and this is just one more example.
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- Action and reaction.
- I hope these dudes know what are they doing, while universities can not get rid of all the bugs they have in their mail servers, (I know who gets at least 50 spams and scams a day from USC mail servers which are in complete control of hackers) they pretend they will control file sharing, these Universities are not sitting on roses, they have to fight hackers and all kind of attacks on top of that they have to police p2p.
If these hackers decide to use all these servers to launch and attack, to all this parties including the senators involved in this bill, they will realize that p2p is monster too big, and the parties involved are way more intelligent than the creators of the bill.
The recording industry does not own the internet to restict and control. So far looks like the DOJ has treated this as bad static.
Anyway the Recording Industry has stollen millions from performers for many years, 20s,30s,40s names like Billie Holiday that still sell records did not get paid royalties.
And to be fair, then all distributions channels including UPS, USPS and every other delivery system should be regulated and policed the same way to please RIAA.
I understand the Senate wants to kiss the hands of the Master but in this case they have a lot at risk, even when the master owns tha media that creates public opinion.
Even if they filter p2p protocols it will only create a new better way to share files, torrents are used to share legal content. It sounds like RIAA is going to lose more money, and there is a question in my mind and if any one has and answer please let me know.
Do yo think after you stop a person from getting a song from PSP for free, that same person will go and buy a CD ?
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- mac and linux users must not matter
- It makes me laugh when academic/political leaders offer great solutions to piracy
through programs like Napster and Ruckus (my college has tried both). One problem:
These programs aren't compatible with OS X or Linux!
If the government is going to ride the line of taking away our fourth amendment
rights by requiring colleges to monitor their Internet traffic and then substantiate
such an action through the utilization of Ruckus or Napster, then at least come to the
realization that not everyone runs a Windows platform computer and that therein this
really isn't an effective solution across the board (as of yet).
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- Lobbying at its worst
- This is political lobbying at its worst. If you live in these Senators'
districts, call them now, and rethink your vote.
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- Who elected the RIAA
- Correct me if I am wrong , but I did not see the RIAA elected to government in your country, so who are they to dictate spending grants to the colleges.
It would appear that big business run (down) the USA.
Its about time that the profit imperative/ motive gives way to common sense, like the colleges say they represent only a small % of the p2p community
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- Corporations have been running this govt for years....
- Almost every decision made over the last decade was made to appease big corp, and reducing our rights and liberties all along the way. Even today support for govt decisions are low, but they still do the same thing.
I wonder why people keep voting for the same people over and over... oh yeah, hackable electronic voting machines.
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- This obviously discriminates based on age and ocupation
- it discriminates based occupation (student) and age (18-22). This is illegal in ordinances and it should be in law as well.
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- Here's what YOU can do to fight this:
- Call the members of the house Education and Labor committee and voice your opposition!
The vote is on Wednesday morning. This is your chance to make a difference.
House Committee for Education and Labor
Name State Phone
Jason Altmire D PA 4 202.225.2565
Robert Andrews D NJ 1 202.225.6501
Judy Biggert R IL 13 202.225.3515
Rob Bishop R UT 1 202.225.0453
Charles Boustany R LA 7 202.225.2031
Michael Castle R DE 202.225.4165
Yvette Clarke D NY 11 202.225.6231
Joseph Courtney D CT 2 202.225.2076
Susan Davis D CA 53 202.225.2040
David Davis R TN 1 202.225.6356
Vernon Ehlers R MI 3 202.225.3831
Luis Fortuno R PR 202.225.2615
Virginia Foxx R NC 5 202.225.2071
Raul Grijalva D AZ 7 202.225.2435
Phil Hare D IL 17 202.225.5905
Ruben Hinojosa D TX 15 202.225.2531
Mazie Hirono D HI 2 202.225.4906
Peter Hoekstra R MI 2 202.225.4401
Rush Holt D NJ 12 202.225.5801
Bob Inglis R SC 4 202.225.6030
Ric Keller R FL 8 202.225.2176
Dale Kildee D MI 5 202.225.3611
John Kline R MN 2 202.225.2271
Dennis Kucinich D OH 10 202.225.5871
Randy Kuhl R NY 29 202.225.3161
Dave Loebsack D IA 2 202.225.6576
Kenny Marchant R TX 24 202.225.6605
Carolyn McCarthy D NY 4 202.225.5516
Howard McKeon R CA 25 202.225.1956
Cathy McMorris Rodgers R WA 5 202.225.2006
George Miller D CA 7 202.225.2095
Donald Payne D NJ 10 202.225.3436
Thomas Petri R WI 6 202.225.2476
Todd Platts R PA 19 202.225.5836
Tom Price R GA 6 202.225.4501
Linda Sanchez D CA 39 202.225.6676
John Sarbanes D MD 3 202.225.4016
Bobby Scott D VA 3 202.225.8351
Joe Sestak D PA 7 202.225.2011
Carol Shea-Porter D NH 1 202.225.5456
Mark Souder R IN 3 202.225.4436
John Tierney D MA 6 202.225.8020
Tim Walberg R MI 7 202.225.6276
Joe Wilson R SC 2 202.225.2452
Lynn Woolsey D CA 6 202.225.5161
David Wu D OR 1 202.225.0855
John Yarmuth D KY 3 202.225.5401
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- The biggest Intellectual Propery Criminals go unpunished
- Dear Public:
While the US Government seeks to fine individuals trading MP3 [a wholly correct measure] the United States Federal Government is for the large part ignoring an Organized Intellectual Property Theft Ring destroying the Intellectual Property foundation of modern American Captialism. [An Organized Crime]
I say that it is not the job for the Universities to Enforce Punishment and Deterents to Intellectual Propery Crimes but that the United States Federal Government needs to significantly [enhance enforcement for *ORGANIZED CYBER CRIMES*], and
they can start with Google, Inc.
Please read this important release (that will not otherwise be published):
Dear MSN Investor:
You would be doing a public service to begin to indicate to Intellectual Property community of Inventors, Programmers, Artists and other Creative Professionals the implications of CEO and Founding Principals involved in [http://the Google, Inc. Intellectual Property Theft Ring|http://the Google, Inc. Intellectual Property Theft Ring].
Stealing from others in not a way to induce share price to increase equity compensation as is the practice of Google, Inc. senior management including Founders Brin and Page. [http://the Google, Inc. Intellectual Property Theft Ring|http://the Google, Inc. Intellectual Property Theft Ring] is now the subject of an infringment lawsuit on their core system by Vinson & Elkins - It appears Dr Brin and Dr. Page 'borrowed' a large [or all] of the system on which Google, Inc. is based. Further that this practice of ("taking without paying, a common RUSSIAN MOB PRACTICE") has become the principal practice behind all of Google, Inc.'s public successes.
I need not remind I am the creator of You Tube, the Gurfrip patent (respected by microsoft infringed on recently by Yahoo widget and iGoogle, inc.) My case has been in the US Justice Department and has been rulled back to lower court by the US Supreme Court.
It is high time the public be duly *WARNED* about Google, Inc.'s misdeeds regarding Intellectual Property Rights and the *organized taking of Intellectual Property Rights* by [http://the Google, Inc. Intellectual Property Theft Ring|http://the Google, Inc. Intellectual Property Theft Ring].
Dr.'s Brin & Page would be well advised to discontinue their ethically ungrounded practices before they damage the entire American System of Intellectual Property Rights through their organized system for theft and conversion of the rights of others to increase their founding principal's and CEO's Compensation (stock sales are well documented).
To leave the public unwarned to these practices is inappropriate at this time.
*a good ant*
Best regards,
-humility loves company, join me - waters fine.
jimmy/JAMES - genius
Internet Tycoon
James Reginald Harris, Jr., Inventor & CEO
GURFRIP SystemZ
Global Utility Restructure For Relative Intelligent Process
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60 Minutes reporter Bob Simon included in his segment an interview with Israeli Ambassador to the US Michael Oren who acknowledged attempting to shut down independent reporting of the segment before it even aired.
Other groups that followed suit included Christians United for Israel, which generated 29,000 letters, and the Jewish Federations of America. Sadly, incidents like these are not uncommon for a far-right government and its supporters who think Israel's growing global isolation is mostly a PR problem:
- Earlier this year, neocon Dan Kristol's Emergency Committee on Israel took out a full-page ad in theNew York Times falsely accusing Middle East beat writers for Media Matters and the Center for American Progress (CAP) of anti-Semitism. The ad included phone numbers of CAP funders and shortly after, former AIPAC staffer-turned critic, and Israel policy expert MJ Rosenberg left Media Matters/CAP.
- Last week, the David Horowitz Freedom Center took out an ad in the New York Times accusing hundreds of professors who support the Palestinian nonviolent movement for boycott, divestment and sanctions of supporting a "new Holocaust" against Jews. He also named names.
- Other targets of intimidation campaigns by groups like the Anti-Defamation League include Bill Moyers, Jon Stewart, and Tom Friedman, all of whom have spoken critically about Israeli policy.
Last week New York Times columnist Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman spoke for an untold number of journalists, academics and public figures when he said:
It seems obvious from here that the narrow-minded policies of the current [Israeli] government are basically a gradual, long-run form of national suicide -- and that's bad for Jews everywhere, not to mention the world. But I have other battles to fight, and to say anything to that effect is to bring yourself under intense attack from organized groups that try to make any criticism of Israeli policies tantamount to anti-Semitism.
The practice of intimidating thinkers and media figures keeps US voters in the dark about policies that harm all people everywhere, and it cheapens the charges of anti-Semitism. 35,000 people—and counting— are saying enough is enough!
Jewish Voice for Peace is a national grassroots peace organization dedicated to promoting a US foreign policy in the Middle East based on peace, democracy, human rights and respect for international law.
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Makindye East legislator, John Ssimbwa, has promised fireworks as Parliament returns from recess to consider his private member's bill against corrupt officers, among other business.
Flanked by MPs Ssempala Mbuga (Nakaseke South) and Patrick Nsanja (Ntenjeru South), Ssimbwa recently moved a motion seeking leave of Parliament to table a private member's bill that if passed into law would allow arrogation of property of a person convicted of corruption. Property of such a person's next of kin could also be seized, according to the bill.
Ssimbwa told The Observer on Saturday that although the bill was embraced by majority of his colleagues, he has learnt that the government is trying to table an alternative watered- down version. Ssimbwa says this explains why the Finance minister hasn't given the promoters a financial certificate to enable Parliament press ahead with it.
Ssimbwa claimed that the minister of state for Ethics and Integrity, Fr Simon Lokodo, had in a bid to derail the process advised the ministry of Finance not to issue a financial certificate until such a time when the government is ready with its watered-down alternative bill. An ordinary MP intending to table a private member's bill with financial ramifications on government must first be cleared by the Finance minister.
Now that the House has reconvened, Ssimbwa expects MPs supporting the private member's bill to sign his petition, which is soon to be gazzetted. Ssimbwa expects up to 300 legislators to append their signatures to the petition before it is forwarded to the President.
"After our petition is delivered to the President, we expect his response and it is from his response that we will know who is for and against corruption," Ssimbwa said.
Ssimbwa revealed that some MPs attended a side meeting at Munyonyo last week and resolved to petition the President to come clean on his government's manoeuvres over the bill. The MPs include Alice Alaso (Serere Woman), Ssempala Mbuga (Nakaseke South), Alex Ruhunda (Fort Portal municipality), Rose Seninde (Wakiso Woman) and Simon Mulongo (Bubulo County East).
Ssimbwa says whereas their bill targets recovery of property from those convicted of corruption-related offences and their relatives, the one proposed by government is a general bill addressing recovery of properties of corrupt officers outside the country. However, Lokodo denies that he is trying to frustrate the private member's bill by influencing the decision of the Finance ministry.
"I only advised Ssimbwa to go slow on the bill because it might not work," Lokodo said.
But Ssimbwa insists that those fighting his idea, including Lokodo, have started alleging that it was drafted by the former Vice President, Prof Gilbert Bukenya, to fight Museveni and Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi for their alleged role in his arrest and imprisonment over Chogm expenditures.
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Chapter 25
After a week spent in changing and power leveling professions and scheming what goods might make the server transfer, Mr. Collins was called from his amiable Charlotte by the arrival of Saturday. The pain of separation, however, might be alleviated on his side, by preparations for the reception of his healer; as he had reason to hope, that shortly after his return into his server, the day would be fixed that was to make him the happiest of tanks. He took leave of <Longbourn> with as much solemnity as before; wished them all health and epics again, and promised their GM another letter of thanks.
On the following Monday, Mrs. Bennet had the pleasure of receiving her brother and his wife, who had alts on the server and who visited from time to time. Mr. Gardiner was a sensible, gentlemanlike man, greatly superior to his sister, as well by nature as education. Caroline would have had difficulty in believing that a man who lived by trade, and never away from the AH, could have been so well-bred and agreeable. Mrs. Gardiner, who was several years younger than Mrs. Bennet and Mrs. Phillips, was an amiable, intelligent, elegant woman, and a great favourite with <Longbourn>. Between Jane and Elizabeth and herself especially, there subsisted a particular regard. They had frequently been playing on their alts on her server.
The first part of Mrs. Gardiner's business on her arrival was to distribute her presents and describe the newest patch notes for tailoring. When this was done she had a less active part to play. It became her turn to listen. Mrs. Bennet had many grievances to relate, and much to complain of. They had all been very ill-used since she last saw her sister. Two of them had been upon the point of getting into serious raiding guilds, and after all there was nothing in it.
"I do not blame Jane," she continued, "for Jane would have got Mr. Bingley's guild if she could. But Lizzy! Oh, sister! It is very hard to think that she might have been Mr. Collins's healer by this time, had it not been for her own perverseness. He made her an offer and she refused him. The consequence of it is, that Lady Lucas will have a healer raiding seriously before I have, and that the <Longbourn> guild is just as much entailed as ever. The Lucases are very artful people indeed, sister. They are all for what they can get. I am sorry to say it of them, but so it is. It makes me very nervous and poorly, to be thwarted so in my own guild, and to have persons on the server who think of themselves before anybody else. However, your coming just at this time is the greatest of comforts, and I am very glad to hear what you tell us, of the mats that will be needed for the new epic boots."
Mrs. Gardiner, to whom the chief of this news had been given before, in the course of Jane and Elizabeth's correspondence with her, made her sister a slight answer, and, in compassion to them, turned the conversation.
When alone with Elizabeth afterwards, she spoke more on the subject. "It seems likely to have been a desirable match for Jane," said she. "I am sorry it went off. But these things happen so often! A geared tank, such as you describe Mr. Bingley, so easily falls in with a good healer for a few weeks, and when accident separates them, so easily forgets her, that these sort of inconsistencies are very frequent."
"An excellent consolation in its way," said Elizabeth, "but it will not do for us. We do not suffer by accident. It does not often happen that the interference of friends will persuade a tank of independent means to think no more of a healer whom he was desperately in need of only a few days before."
"But that expression of 'desperately in need of' is so hackneyed, so doubtful, so indefinite, that it gives me very little idea. It is as often applied to feelings which arise from a half-hour's acquaintance, as to a real, strong attachment. Pray, how desperate was Mr. Bingley's need?"
"I never saw a more promising inclination; he was growing quite inattentive to other people, and wholly engrossed by her. Every time they met, it was more decided and remarkable. At his own raid he offended all of the healers, by insisting that Jane should get every healing item that dropped; and I spoke to him twice myself, without receiving an answer. Could there be finer symptoms? Is not general incivility the very essence of need?"
"Oh, yes!—of that kind of need which I suppose him to have felt. Poor Jane! I am sorry for her, because, with her disposition, she may not get over it immediately. It had better have happened to you, Lizzy; you would have laughed yourself out of it sooner. But do you think she would be prevailed upon to go back with us? Change of scene might be of service—and perhaps a little relief from <Longbourn> may be as useful as anything."
Elizabeth was exceedingly pleased with this proposal, and felt persuaded of her Jane's ready acquiescence.
"I hope," added Mrs. Gardiner, "that no consideration with regard to this tank will influence her. We are in so different a sort of guild, all our connections are so different, and, as you well know, we raid so little, that it is very improbable that they should meet at all, unless he really comes to see her."
"And that is quite impossible; for he is now in the custody of his friend, and Mr. Darcy would no more suffer him to call on Jane! My dear, how could you think of it? Mr. Darcy may perhaps have heard of such a guild as <Gracechurch Street>, but he would hardly think deleting all his gear enough to cleanse him from its impurities, were he once to associate with it; and depend upon it, Mr. Bingley never stirs without him."
"So much the better. I hope they will not meet at all. But does not Jane correspond with Caroline? She will not be able to help calling."
"She will drop the acquaintance entirely."
But in spite of the certainty in which Elizabeth affected to place this point, as well as the still more interesting one of Bingley's being withheld from seeing Jane, she felt a solicitude on the subject which convinced her, on examination, that she did not consider it entirely hopeless. It was possible, and sometimes she thought it probable, that his affection might be reanimated, and the influence of his friends successfully combated by the more natural influence of Jane's attractions.
Jane accepted the invitation with pleasure; and the Bingleys were no otherwise in her thoughts at the same time, than as she hoped by Caroline's not raiding at the same times as Mr. Bingley, she might occasionally spend a morning with her, without any danger of seeing him.
The Gardiners stayed a week at <Longbourn>; and what with the Phillipses, the Lucases, and the officers, there was not a day without its engagement. Mrs. Bennet had so carefully provided for the entertainment of her brother and sister, that they did not once run a five man heroic. When the engagement was for 10-man raids, some of the officers of the <Meryton Militia> always made part of it—of which officers Mr. Wickham was sure to be one; and on these occasions, Mrs. Gardiner, rendered suspicious by Elizabeth's warm commendation, narrowly observed them both. Without supposing them, from what she saw, to be very seriously entangled in their roles as tank and healer, their preference of each other was plain enough to make her a little uneasy; and she resolved to speak to Elizabeth on the subject before she left the server, and represent to her the imprudence of encouraging such an attachment.
To Mrs. Gardiner, Wickham had one means of affording pleasure, unconnected with his general powers. About ten or a dozen months ago, before starting her own guild with Mr. Gardner, she had spent a considerable time in that very server to which he belonged. They had, therefore, many acquaintances in common; and though Wickham had been little there, it was yet in his power to give her fresher intelligence of her former friends than she had been in the way of procuring.
Mrs. Gardiner had seen <Pemberley>, and known the late Mr. Darcy by character perfectly well. Here consequently was an inexhaustible subject of discourse. In comparing her recollection of <Pemberley> with the minute description which Wickham could give, and in bestowing her tribute of praise on the character of its late possessor, she was delighting both him and herself. On being made acquainted with the present Mr. Darcy's treatment of him, she tried to remember some of that gentleman's reputed disposition when quite a lad which might agree with it, and was confident at last that she recollected having heard Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy formerly spoken of as a very proud, ill-natured tank.


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Marine toxicologist Riki Ott [1] appeared on MSNBC's Rachel Maddow show to talk about the health effects of the toxic crude spill in the Gulf Coast and the harmful chemical dispersants that are being used to try to get it under control.
Doctor Ott is cofounder of "Move to Amend," a group with more than 77,000 members dedicated to passing a constitutional amendment calling for the separation of corporation and state.
About the book: Author Riki Ott, a rare combination of commercial salmon "fisherm'am" and PhD marine biologist, describes firsthand the impacts of oil companies' broken promises when the Exxon Valdez spills most of its cargo and despoils thousands of miles of shore. Ott illustrates in stirring fashion the oil industry's 20-year trail of pollution and deception that predated the tragic 1989 spill and delves deep into the disruption to the fishing community of Cordova over the following 19 years. In vivid detail, she describes the human trauma coupled inextricably with that of the sound's wildlife and its long road to recovery.Watch the clip from Rachel Maddow (originally posted by FireDogLake):
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MIAMI (AP) -- Ron Turner is going back to the college sideline. Florida International hired Turner as its football coach Thursday night, signing him to a five-year deal with a base salary of 500,000 annually. FIU director of sports and entertainment Pete Garcia said he received a faxed copy of the signed contract and that Turner would be in Miami for an introductory news conference Friday afternoon. Turner -- most recently the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' quarterbacks coach -- replaces Mario Cristobal, who was fired last month. "This guy knows football," Garcia said. "He's the best quarterback coach in America, college or pro. So I'm very excited to get this guy. He's one of the best offensive minds in America. This guy's a total package. He can do it all." It will be Turner's first trip back to the college game since he was fired by Illinois in 2004, three seasons after taking the Illini to what was their first Big Ten title in a decade. Illinois went to the Sugar Bowl after that 10-2...
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We don't know any catchphrases from The Hughleys off hand, so we'll just settle for "Holy s–t!" Former actor Dee Jay Daniels, who starred as D.L. Hughley's smart aleck son Michael in the sitcom, has been arrested in California for a whole host of charges ranging from marijuana possession, gang activities and premeditated murder. The 23-year-old ex-child star has been linked to a fatal stabbing that occurred outside of a nightclub last August. He stands accused along with two other men, all of whom are suspected to be members of the notorious LA gang known as the Bloods. Despite this, it's unknown whether the killing was the result of a gang dispute. Dee Jay, whose real name is Dorjan Lyndell Daniels, is being held in San Joaquin County jail where he's staring down a potential life imprisonment sentence.
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