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Well I downloaded the plans sometime ago and have really never been to serious about building one. I have never eaten pizza from a wood burning pizza oven. Well that has changed, my family ate at Via Napoli in Epcot at Walt Disney World and now we are committed!!!The sight of those three huge wood burning ovens with the sculpted faces on each one was enough to inspire us to proceed not to mention the taste of the pizza was something we never experienced and we loved it!
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Barnes & Noble to shutter Fictionwise, eReader, and eBookwise
November 15, 2012 | 8:37 pm
By Chris Meadows
Found via an email from Ed Howdershelt to the Ebook Community Mailing List: the swan song for e-book stores Fictionwise, eReader, and eBookwise. Barnes & Noble has emailed Fictionwise publishers and authors that it is shuttering the long-running e-book stores and will be offering US and UK customers the opportunity to migrate their e-book purchases from said sites to a Barnes & Noble Nook library. (Complete letter pasted below the jump.)
It's really kind of sad: eReader (nee Palm Digital Media, nee Peanut Press) and Fictionwise were two of the first really big e-book stores, feeding the e-book habits of early adopters like me back in the days when nobody expected e-books to amount to anything. They hitched their wagons first to Palm and then to the iPhone/iPod, and perhaps laid the groundwork for the Kindle and Nook revolution to come.
But in a sense, this news has been a long time coming, because Fictionwise and eReader have basically been ghosts of their former selves ever since Barnes & Noble bought them. I remember the days when the Pendergrasts used to be frequent participants in discussions here, and at one point one of them even called me to let me know some great new developments in store for the future (including a Linux eReader client that died on the vine after B&N bought them). But they've said nary a word here in years, presumably because B&N wouldn't let them. (Are they even still with B&N? B&N's letter is signed "Daniel Jorissen and The Fictionwise Team," which makes me wonder.) The death of Fictionwise's Buywise discount program to agency pricing was just the icing on the cake.
On the bright side, at least the (US and UK) people who bought books there (supposedly) won't lose them, with B&N migrating them to its Nook platform. (Will this include titles like Jerry Ahern's Survivalist series and others that the companies haven't sold in years but keep available for download by people who bought them?) That's nice of them. With reader apps available for many platforms, B&N will at least give those customers continued access to the books they bought. And that's a good thing.
Original letter follows:
November 15, 2012
Dear Fictionwise Publisher/Author,
As you may know, Barnes & Noble acquired Fictionwise, Inc. (Fictionwise) on
March 3, 2009. Fictionwise runs several eBook websites, including
Fictionwise.com, eReader.com and eBookwise.com. Over the past few years there
has been a significant decrease in demand for many of the eBook formats that
Fictionwise.com sells. In contrast, the new industry standard eBook format
supported by Barnes & Noble–ePub–is growing in popularity.
This letter is to notify you that Fictionwise will wind down its operations on
December 4, 2012. The Fictionwise sites (including Fictionwise.com, eReader.com
and eBookwise.com) will end sales on December 4, 2012 and U.S. Fictionwise
customers will cease to have access to their Fictionwise Bookshelf through the
site after December 21, 2012. Customers outside the U.S. will cease to have
access to their Fictionwise Bookshelf through the site after January 31, 2013.
Fictionwise customers will be notified of this and U.S. and U.K. customers will
be given an opportunity to move their customer accounts, including their eBooks
purchased at the Fictionwise websites, to a Barnes & Noble NOOK Library.
Pursuant to section 2 of the agreement between Fictionwise and you, we hereby
provide you with ninety (90) days notice that this agreement will terminate
effective February 13th. Your final 4th quarter royalty statement and payment
will be mailed February 15th.
If you are not already selling your titles at BN.com and would like to do so,
please visit www.pubit.com.
We greatly appreciate your support of Fictionwise over the years. Together, we
pioneered eBooks and eReading.
Thank you,
Daniel Jorissen and The Fictionwise Team
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Thanks for documenting this piece of eBook history Chris. I always enjoy learning about the early days of digital reading. You should write a book! Or at least a long blog post about all of the major eBook sellers and free eBooks sites that have come and gone; what eBook reading was like in the old days, ect. Thanks for your unique perspective.
My original post about the Fictionwse acquisition by B&N is here and contains some interesting details:
Sad, but not a surprise. I was a loyal eReader customer for years, with my trusty Sony Clis.
What is still surprising to me is how much all the current device makers – Sony, Amazon, B&N, Kobo and Apple ignored in their race to build their ebook ecosystems.
Fictionwise, eReader, Mobipocket and Stanza were way ahead in app features, ease of use and integration of store and app, when the others dipped their toes in the water and started all over, with lots of unnecessary flubs. I think it really set the eBook industry back at least 3 years.
And I'm think I'm still a little bitter that Amazon and B&N bought and wasted Mobi, Stanza and Fictionwise. Maybe that's why I shop at Kobo, and read on a Sony device.
While sad, I'm not surprised. I stopped using Fictionwise shortly after agency pricing went into effect. It went from a place where I spent thousands of dollars to 0, it no longer had the books I wanted, and never pursued the deals to publish agency books. The press release is a little disingenuous, its not that the industry has moved on, its that Barnes and Noble crippled Fictionwise by insuring that it didn't carry high profile books any more (which helped sell the lower profile books it did carry).
I had to pick an ecosystem to join after leaving fictionwise, I picked Amazon because I didn't like how Barnes and Noble treated Fictionwise. The funny thing is that Fictionwise supported the 'new ebook format' before Barnes and Noble did…..
So sad and a worry for me. Fictionwise was where I was getting "Asimov's Science Fiction". With Fictionwise gone, what other avenue is open for me (a non-US resident) to get Asimov's in a non-DRM format?
Please, don't say "Get from Amazon". They do not offer Asimov's in my region and I ABSOLUTELY DETEST the regional DRM they use.
I used to do 95% of my eBook shopping through Fictionwise. B&N, geographical restrictions and agency pricing put an end to that.
It's a shame to see them go, they were my main eBook sources back in the days before geo restrictions. Nowadays the only thing I use Fictionwise for is the Asimovs magazine, hopefully that'll continue being available elsewhere!
What happens to DRM restrictions on titles purchased from eReader/Fictionwise? I still have a bundle from way back that I'd be sad to lose. On the other hand, the eReader client has been a poorly maintained joke for a while now, and I'd be very happy to switch these over to ePub or Kindle format. But naturally these are DRM-protected. Will B&N support some kind of managed/supervised format switchover?
I got an email from Fictionwise tonight. I'm a customer, not a publisher or author, so the email I got was aimed at customers. I was pleasantly surprised at what they've arranged.
We will be able to transfer "most" of our DRMed books from Fictionwise/ereader/ebookwise to B&N where they will be kept permanently (or at least for as long as B&N's Nook business is around). We'll be able to download the books in epub format.
I'm assuming that the books not included in the "most" category are those that are no longer available to B&N for one reason or another.
I echo most of the sentiments here. For me, the I have avoided Kindle, Nook, and their like because the restrictions on my E-books are just too onerous: higher prices, can't give a book to someone else, stuck with the one company you purchased from.
Fictionwise helped me discover many new authors, and for that I'm grateful.
It wasn't long after the purchase that weekly E-mail promotions stopped. I can't recall receiving any e-mails from Fictionwise since the buyout. They still have my address though, here's the E-mail I received as a customer last night:
Dear Fictionwise and eBookwise Customer,
As you may know, in March of 2009, Fictionwise, comprised of several eBook retail websites, including Fictionwise.com , eReader.com and eBookwise.com, was acquired by Barnes & Noble.
Fictionwise is in the process of winding down its operations, and Fictionwise.com (including eReader.com and eBookwise.com) will end sales on December 4, 2012. Please note, you will not be able to access your Fictionwise Bookshelf after December 21, 2012.
An Easy Transition to Barnes & Noble's NOOK® Reading Experience
We know how important eBooks are to you, and we'd like to offer you the opportunity to transfer your Fictionwise.com Bookshelf to a NOOK Library by following the steps below.
You will be able to read the transferred eBooks that you purchased at Fictionwise (including eReader.com and eBookwise.com) by downloading NOOK's free mobile app to your iOS or Android smartphone or tablet, or you can read your transferred eBooks with your PC/Mac web browser, as well as on the award-winning NOOK® devices. If you would like to transfer your Fictionwise eBooks in your Fictionwise Bookshelf to a NOOK Library, simply opt-in by following the steps below.
Step 1:
Click through to the link below to go to the opt-in page, where you'll be instructed to confirm that you would like your Fictionwise eBooks in your Fictionwise Bookshelf transferred to a NOOK Library. Please opt-in by December 21, 2012.
Step 2:
Once you opt-in, you will receive an email from Barnes & Noble.com with an access code and instructions for redeeming this code. This access code represents the Fictionwise eBooks in your Fictionwise Bookshelf that are being transferred to a NOOK Library for you. You will also see a link to a code redemption page.
Click through to the redemption page and simply enter your code as prompted. This will move your existing eBooks into a NOOK Library. Please redeem this code by January 31, 2013.
How Will the Transition Work?
· Once you enter your access code, if you do not already have a Barnes & Noble.com account you will be prompted to create an account connected with this email address.
· When you create your Barnes & Noble.com account, you will be asked for a credit card. A credit card is required to access some secured titles. Please note, however, that your credit card will not be charged for any of the titles that you transferred from Fictionwise nor for the transfer itself.
· A few Fictionwise titles may not transfer due to discontinued publishing programs. You will be able to see which titles are not able to be transferred by clicking here. In most cases, you can back up these Fictionwise files to your personal hard drive on a Mac or PC. To learn more about backing up these files, please click here http://www.fictionwise.com/BN-Transition-FAQ.htm.
· AudioBooks will not be part of this transfer process. If you want to continue to access audiobook files, we recommend that you back up those files if you haven't done so already. To learn more about backing up and downloading these files, please click here http://www.fictionwise.com/BN-Transition-FAQ.htm.
· Personal files that you may have uploaded to your eBookwise library (i.e., any file in your eBookwise library that was not sold to you by eBookwise) will not transfer.
· Subscriptions to magazines will not transfer. Please note that these subscriptions have been fulfilled through November 2012. Any remaining balance in your subscription will be refunded and subscription holders will receive a separate communication regarding this refund.
Please note that once the Fictionwise eBooks are transferred to a NOOK Library, the eBooks will be in ePub format. The ePub titles that will appear in your new NOOK Library cannot be read on Fictionwise legacy applications and devices.
If you elect to opt in, please note that any eBooks you have purchased at Fictionwise.com from October 23th to December 4, 2012, will not be part of the initial transfer process, but will be automatically transferred to your NOOK Library starting December 10, 2012. No action is required on your part once you have opted in.
A reminder: Whether or not you opt in to have your Fictionwise eBooks transferred to a NOOK Library, by December 21, 2012, you should download any titles and/or files you plan to read on an application or on a device that does not support ePub. You can learn more about downloading your Fictionwise files here: http://www.fictionwise.com/BN-Transition-FAQ.htm.
To transfer your Fictionwise eBooks to a NOOK Library, click here to go to the opt-in page.
Please opt-in by December 21, 2012.
What if I don't opt-in to have my eBooks transferred?
After December 21, 2012, your Fictionwise Bookshelf will no longer be accessible via the Fictionwise.com website. If you decide not to opt-in to have your Fictionwise Bookshelf transferred to NOOK, you will need to make sure that, if you haven't done so already, you have downloaded your eBooks to continue reading these eBooks through Fictionwise legacy applications and devices. Since AudioBooks, any personal files created, and subscriptions to magazines will not be available to transfer to a NOOK Library, please make sure you have previously downloaded these files, or please download these files before December 21, 2012. You can learn more about downloading your Fictionwise files here: http://www.fictionwise.com/BN-Transition-FAQ.htm.
Information about Micropay Accounts and Buywise Club
Please take a moment to use your Micropay Dollars at Fictionwise.com, as they will not be valid after December 4, 2012. Please note that any eBooks purchased at Fictionwise after you have opted-in to transfer to a NOOK Library at Barnes & Noble will not be part of the initial transfer process. As noted above, a second transfer will be possible for titles purchased between October 23 December 4, 2012 and you will automatically be eligible for this second transfer once opted-in.
If you don't use your Micropay Dollars by December 4, 2012, you will receive a separate email regarding the refund on any balance in your account.
For more information about how you can transfer your Fictionwise Bookshelf to a NOOK Library, including additional details on how the transition will apply to current Buywise Club members, eMagazine subscriptions, Micropay Dollars and more, please visit our FAQ web page: http://www.fictionwise.com/BN-Transition-FAQ.htm
We greatly appreciate your support of Fictionwise over the years. Together, we helped pioneer eBooks and eReading.
Thank you.
The Fictionwise Team
@Steve Aves: Your post above needs a bit of editing.
Closely check the links in it.
I too got my letter this morning and immediately came here to share the tears. Fictionwise was great. It pioneered DRM free books when nobody else thought they could last. Unfortunately it seems almost no one remaining thinks they can last either. The only DRM free publishers are Tor and Baen, right? Thank heaven for Calibre.
Fictionwise also fostered the small ebook publishers and their authors. Even after the big publishers FINALLY started offering ebooks, you were as likely to see one of my books featured as one of the big publishers authors on their site and their newsletters.
RIP, Fictionwise, you did good.
I used to buy from Fictionwise before 2008; I liked them a lot even though I was using the Microsoft Reader on my Dell PDA. Once I switched to Kindle I never went back.
They did a lot of good things. They allowed me to migrate some of my old Reader titles to a new format when the .lit bought the farm so i could access the books on my iPad.
I guess the option to migrate to B&N is nice to have, but I'd rather not switch to Nook Books. My wife now "owns" the iPad and I have the Kindles and Kindle Fire for reading. If Amazon ever made their Special Offers mandatory, I'd go for Nook or Kobo, so I might store my old books there just in case, but the odds are against me ever really using them regularly.
This is sad news. For years, Fictionwise was my biggest distributor and it still regularly generates hundreds of dollars in quarterly royalties. More important, from my perspective, they were very active in giving new books by small publishers front page space (try doing that on Amazon or BN). I remember watching one of my books climb their best-selling list and the first time one of my books became "most liked."
That said, their discount structure was never especially publisher-friendly and with Amazon's matching program and royalty program, it was easy to lose money selling through Fictionwise (because you sold few books on FW but Amazon price-matched and dropped your royalty from 70% to 35%).
I'll have to rush over to FW and spend my credits before it's too late.
Some day, some one will write the history of eBooks. Peanut/Palm/eReader and Fictionwise will both be key elements of that history.
Rob Preece, Publisher
I tried to transfer my Fictionwise books to Barnes and Noble. I got an error message claiming that my email address didn't match their records. Hmmm. My email address is the same one that's on file at Fictionwise. WTF? I've emailed support and have yet to hear from them.
I clicked the link to transfer my files. Nothing's shown up yet. I tweeted about it to @nookBN and got this in response: "@cabridges We're sorry for the inconvenience and are working to resolve this issue."
One odd thing: my link said to transfer my Fictionwise files. The follow up email said it was to move my ereader files. I assume both are moving, but it would be nice if they didn't sound like they were confused about what they were doing.
@Zora: I had the same message. So did a few others over at Mobileread.
Of those that did manage transfers, most are only seeing a fraction of their titles move; as low as 9%.
And I just got an email offering to transfer my eReader books which, when clicked on, said it would move my Fictionwise library. Confidence level: sinking.
I received my "fictionwise notice" email from B7N yesterday as well. As I live in Canad, my email was different. I was instructed to download copies of all my books on my bookshelf before 31Jan2013. Unfortunatelt, when i began that process, I discovered that approximately half of the books which were originally purchased in secure ereader format are now :unavailable for download in my region". I was not given an offer to convert to another format or download as epubs. Therefore, half of my e-reading library is gone. These books were fairly purchased to support the authors, and if I purchased as traditional paperbacks, would be on my shelf for future enjoyment. I'll miss Fictionwise. No thanks to B&N.
I sent an email to support at B&N complaining about the error messages I was getting and I got a canned reply telling me to read the FAQ. Bastards.
So far I've just gotten the Fictionwise email, but with the ereader reference mentioned by C. A. Bridges above.
I have 363 books showing in my Fictionwise account and 489 in my ereader account.
So far twelve books have been transferred to B&N — they were all multi-format but, interestingly, one of the twelve is from my ereader account.
The FAQs say that we'll be able to move the ereader and FW books to separate B&N accounts if we want, but there doesn't actually be a way to do that.
Another email just arrived, while I was writing this.
Dear Customer,
Thank you for opting to transfer your Fictionwise or eReader Bookshelf to a NOOK Library.
We are continuing the transfer process which is ongoing during the week of November 19, 2012. If you have more titles that are eligible for transfer, we will deliver those titles to your new NOOK Library. You do not need to do anything more in this process as any transferrable remaining titles will appear automatically in your NOOK Library.
Thank you for your patience and we look forward to serving you.
The NOOK Team
I guess they've been getting a lot of emails 😉
Register you Fictionwise account with US address, and do the same for your ereader unlock code credit card address. Just Google a valid US address.
If you do not have an US VPN, install Hotspot Shield (free) on your PC.
Start the VPN. When the VPN is active you should be able to download all your books.
There's one big lesson here for everybody to take home and ponder. Namely, if you are a good boy or girl and play by all the rules that are put in place by publishers and government, then you WILL get screwed over eventually.
The conclusion is to NOT buy any ebooks or any other digital media that is encumbered with DRM or is otherwise dependent on any corporate controlled hardware, software or server.
Is there a replacement of sorts for Fictionwise? Somewhere that sells "multiformat" E-books like Fictionwise used?


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An op-ed piece in a recent issue of Marine Corps Times, has renewed the call for the Congressional Medal of Honor to be awarded to Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter of Sag Harbor and Cpl. Jonathan Yale of Virginia, who were killed defending their base from a truck laden with explosives in Ramadi, Iraq, on April 22, 2008.
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The piece notes that the two marines stood their ground, firing at the truck, while an Iraqi guard fled from the checkpoint.
It notes that earlier this year, U.S. Representative Tim Bishop introduced a bill that would authorize President Obama to review the actions of the two marines, who were posthumously awarded the Navy Cross, the navy's highest award, should instead be awarded the Medal of Honor.
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In the past few years, I have been growing ever more digital in my media habits. First, the paper books started getting replaced. Then I stopped buying TV show boxed sets and started watching them on Netflix. Now I am moving the last of my DVD workouts onto my hard drive for easy iPad streaming, and am starting to actively look for download-only stuff for my new buys.
But it seems I am not the only one moving in this direction, and during my recent March Break Spring Cleaning, I started to realize that this glut of used media is not as easy to get rid of as it used to be. I do keep the ones I have merely converted for streaming; hard drives go bad, and I might need them again someday. But a stack of my workouts didn't fit in with my current interests anymore; a stack of the Beloved's movies have moved to Netflix or Blu-Ray; and a tiny handful of treasured favourite paperbacks only just made the Amazon Kindle store. I had a good-sized bag of stuff to get rid of. And…nobody wanted it!
I went online first and listed the niche stuff 'for trade' at the Video Fitness forum. No takers. I listed them as free, for the cost of postage. That moved a grand total of four workout collections and netted me about $14 worth of Paypal credits and Amazon gift cards. My final stop was Craigslist and Kijiji. Free, just take it. Nope.
So I started taking them over, in batches, to a store which buys both books and DVD/Blu-Ray. I got $40 on the first day, for about half the stack. I tried to haggle for the rest of them, and they finally said I was free to just leave them there if I wanted to, but they really, really didn't want them. I got $21 the second day, and left another stack free for the taking. The third day, I got just $14 and was politely asked to only return if I had stuff better than this.
The problem is that stores like them have better sources than little old me these days. They get overstocks straight from the publishers. They just got a stack of kids picture books when a regional publisher just shut a warehouse down and gave them the lot of it. They can do better than my decades-old cast-offs. Most of their customers are either looking for deals on the new stuff, or peddling a box of their own unwanted trash. So where is a de-clutterer like me supposed to send this stuff?
I do think that purveyors of new releases are in good shape. I have no problem whatsoever with buying digital media of any kind. I like that it frees me from the need to do these periodic purges. I can keep it as long as I wish, and it takes up no space in my home. But I think the secondhand market is due for some growing pains. How is it supposed to absorb several million customers who all want to go digital now and are all trying to unload the same decades-old Buffy the Vampire Slayer boxed set and Norton Anthology Fifth Edition?
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That's a very interesting question.
I'm still sticking with physical media for movies & tv shows since my DSL connection really isn't able to handle HD streaming. But I almost exclusively buy those new.
I'll look at used CDs if I see them for a buck or two – I can always convert them if I see anything interesting (but then I'm left with another disc that I really have no need for unless my hard drive & backup both go bad.)
I haven't looked in a used book store in a few years, and I used to love them.
I don't want to think about how limited my options will be the next time I try to thin out my non-digital libraries.
If you want to donate them, Goodwill and stores like that take them. Also, some public libraries who have used books sales will.
What's really hard to get rid of is Reader's Digest Condensed books. I have a pile of them from my Mom's home that no one wants.
I'm in total agreement, except I'll never let my hardcover Norton's Anthology go.
"But I think the secondhand market is due for some growing pains"
An excess of sellers and a shortage of buyers isn't going to make the market grow; it will smother the market. This is something that is already being seen in used books as well as a lot of other media.
You can swap DVDs at http://www.swapadvd.com/ and paperbacks at http://www.paperbackswap.com/ They also have a site for swapping CD's as well.
Yes, they are swap sites but its better then throwing things in the trash. And, keep in mind that not everything has a digital equivalent yet. So you may find that book or movie or even TV show that you want that a digital copy doesn't exist yet.
The sites swap for points and then you can in turn use these points to get DVDs, BluRays or books from other users. I have personally found lots of books and movies not available as digital yet on these sites that I read/watched and then swapped for something else in return.


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Therein lies the future of information technology as seen through the eyes of the Center for Information Work (CIW), the concept office on Microsoft's Redmond, Wash., campus.
"The newly expanded CIW is our companywide think tank for cultivating that knowledge and applying it to the next generation of software-based productivity tools," Microsoft CIW group product manager Tom Gruver told CNET News.com.
Future software will automatically search and harness metadata--identifying information tagged to items like appointments or Word documents--to automatically identify, organize and orchestrate common-sense relationships. These "pattern recognitions" are then automatically acted on to anticipate the needs of the "information worker."
"Information worker" is the term CIW uses to describe individuals who use computers to access or distribute information as part of their job.
"Content created on the subject, useful search results, relevant contacts, documents from other applications and information connected to whatever you are working on is all proactively provided to you," said Gruver. "This includes a lot better visualization of data--3D modeling--connected to real live data at the back end."
"From a single-screen view, users can see a calendar and e-mails, phone calls and instant messages. The application creates a rolling time line of events based on your actions." he said.
Correspondence is organized by priorities set by the company and the personal user. They are also set dynamically based on the user's actions.
It's as if everyone in the future will have the equivalent of an on-the-ball girl Friday to help stay organized and on schedule.
With more and more information being offered at workers' fingertips, and more people collaborating across enterprises, more visual space is necessary. To address this, CIW features several possibilities.
CIW workstations feature two or three conjoined flat screens that work in conjunction with one another. One example is the StraTech, a curved, sprawling glass monitor split into three parts by two beveled seams.
DigiDesk is a draftsman-style podium that is layered with one giant touch screen, in addition to having a large, upright monitor.
RoundTable enables 360-degree views for multiple venues to participate in videoconferencing. CIW first experimented with the system, due in 2007, as RingCam in 2003.
In the past, CIW emphasized use of integration among multiple devices. That experiment continues, as RFID (radio frequency identification) tags are attached to business travel accessories like PDAs and Tablet PCs.
Microsoft sees Tablet PCs as a possible tool for biometric logins--authentications employing things like fingerprints, retinal scans and handwriting--in place of usernames and passwords. CIW contends that multiple biometrics could automatically apply as a means of controlling information access based on the priority settings attached to the user, as that user moves through multiple servers, platforms and even enterprises.
Previously, CIW dealt with a fictitious widget-manufacturing company and illustrated multiplatform operations within one enterprise. CIW's new scenario is a pharmaceutical company that interacts with many "beyond the firewall" components, such as research labs; government agencies requiring compliance; manufacturing; distribution; pharmacies; doctors; and patients buying their finished drug.
This new scenario allows CIW to test the use of software applications not just across platforms and servers, but also across enterprises. It's also designed to experiment with compliance issues, something regularly dealt with by many industries going through development and testing.
The CIW fictional office space spans 3,500-square feet and anticipates hosting 10,000 visitors this year. Executives from Fortune 2000 companies, as well as dignitaries and journalists, have toured or interacted with the space since its birth in 2002.
Through immersion, visitors use the technology under guidance from CIW staff. Executives who visit the facility can engage in interactive role-playing to evaluate new CIW applications and provide Microsoft with feedback on improving technology.
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- MS updates their center with Mac's
- Glad they finally got smart and use Mac's.
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- Forget the future, what about now?
- Microsoft's FUTURE products are always amazing. But what they finally deliver, if the product shows up at all, is usually something much much less.
The world was promised Vista (aka Longhorn, aka whatever) years ago. And what do they plan to delivery next year? The OS they promised with WinFS and all the other goodies?
Nope. Looks like we're getting a service pack.
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- get Mac
- forget vista, OS X is much better than the vaporware vista if they ever release it.
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- You are correct
- Usually all the new OS are merely fixing the flubs in the ones they put out before they were made to work well. AKA poor quality and non-secure. Then they take the finally working older OS off the market to force you to buy the new system on a newer computer. I am sick of business as usual after years of complaints from people who have a PC and actually USE it for something other than chatting in online chat rooms and email.
I so graphics and desk top publishing and get fed up with Error We Are Shutting Down Now when
two PC made graphic programs can not be opened on the desk top together. Multitasking? HA !
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- The New Office - A Pain For Me I Will Bet
- I anticipate that this new office will take me more time and decrease my own production. Why?
I think in defferent ways than most people and
I have have developed my own system of filing my work on my computer.
IF this cookie cutter office program files my work in a way someone else does, that does not know my system, it will take me HOURS to find the work and I may never fully learn how to do it their way.
Anyone who thinks and learned differently in school will understand, whether they have ADHD, functional autism or dyslexia or other form of
learning difference. We are NOT all cut from the same mold.
I certainly HOPE they have a way to shut off this automatic filing system. Of not I will may as well invest in a MAC product. At least they do not change their product every 18 months to force their customer to buy more and more and more to stay up to date!
Just sign me Getting Fed Up With Keeping Up With the Gates's
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- Nothing New .. Apps are basically the same..
- Ok so they come out with new features.
Who really knows all the features in excel? We might find one relly neat one and use it all the time. But not the hundreds that are there.
If they want to innovate incllude some dictation software in there or something...
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Dr. Johanna Miller Lewis, a professor of history at UALR, received notification this week of National Park Service grant funding of $220,000.
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"I am delighted that the National Park Service, through the Japanese American Confinement Sites grant program, will support Phase II of the Rohwer War Relocation Center cemetery conservation and restoration project," Lewis said.
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In Houston, 52-year-old picture-of-health coach Gary Kubiak slumped to his knees leaving his home field at halftime Sunday night. Medics rushed to his side and Kubiak was wheeled off the field, appearing in pain, to a waiting ambulance, which sped to hospital. It wasn't a heart attack, the club said, but in the wee hours of this morning, doctors examined Kubiak to see exactly what it was—a stroke, exhaustion, something else—as a city already saddened by the recent deaths of local sports fixtures Bum Phillips and Bud Adams held its breath.
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Philadelphia hadn't scored an offensive touchdown in the last two games. Nick Foles threw seven TD passes in the first 41 minutes Sunday against the Raiders. "I mean, it's crazy,'' Foles said from Oakland, exuding the same disbelief America had about what he'd just done. Seven touchdown passes in a game … Marino, Favre, Elway, Montana, Unitas never did it. Foles did. Eagles 49, Raiders 20.
Kansas City didn't score an offensive touchdown Sunday at Buffalo. But with the defense outscoring the placekicker 12-11, the Chiefs won 23-14, remaining the lone unbeaten team in the NFL. After the bye, 9-0 K.C. will travel to Denver to play the Broncos, who will be close to perfect (8-1) if they win at San Diego Sunday.
Carolina put Atlanta out of its misery in Charlotte, while the Jets shocked the Saints. Meaning two things: Carolina is a game behind New Orleans in the NFC South. (They don't play until Dec. 8 and 22, by the way.) And though the playoffs don't start until two months from today, the Panthers and Jets would be postseason teams if the derby started now. How does this projected wild-card weekend of matchups look, based on this morning's standings (and do not tell me you had Peyton Manning and Geno Smith as your office-pool picks for road AFC wild-card quarterbacks):
NFC, with Seattle and New Orleans the 1-2 seeds
Carolina (6th seed) at Green Bay (3)
San Francisco (5) at Dallas (4)
AFC, with Kansas City and New England the 1-2 seeds
Jets (6) at Indianapolis (3)
Denver (5) at Cincinnati (4)
Cleveland, which now has the best division record in the AFC North, continued to play like Believeland. The Browns (4-5) beat the Ravens (3-5) for the first time since Joe Flacco's senior season at Delaware (2007), 24-18. That's right. Flacco and John Harbaugh now know what it feels to lose to the Browns. They'd been 11-0 against Cleveland before Sunday.
Seattle (8-1) trailed Tampa Bay (0-8) 21-0 in the second quarter, and Bucs coach Greg Embattled Schiano (check his birth certificate; I believe an official name change has happened) orchestrated the funkiest touchdown play of the season in the process: a jump-pass TD from running back Mike James to tight end Tom Crabtree, the kind Tim Tebow used to throw. Fairy tales happen only in Tebowland. In overtime: Seahawks 27, Bucs 24.
Indianapolis got Andrew Luck's 10th fourth-quarter comeback in 24 professional games at Reliant Stadium, which was lethargic after the Kubiak incident. Colts 27, Texans 24. Andre Johnson caught three touchdown passes in the first 30 minutes. T.Y. Hilton caught three touchdown passes in the last 16 minutes.
New England beat Pittsburgh in Foxboro, but the story was more the Steelers' loss, and the way the Steelers lost. New England scored 55 points, the most ever allowed by Pittsburgh, and the Steelers surrendered 610 yards to a team that, at game time, was searching for an offensive identity.
Way back when, on Thursday night, when Richie Incognito was a reborn team leader, Miami won a game in overtime on a walkoff safety.
So really, we should have seen this kind of weekend coming.
Peyton Manning, Matthew Stafford, Calvin Johnson and Colin Kaepernick had byes this week. Sunday's 11 games featured exactly none matching teams with winning records. And it's a weekend we'll never forget.
Feel sorry for Cardinals fans? They have two World Series championships in the last decade. Shut. Up.
Peter love reading your column but had to chuckle at your defense of Ortiz. Given that you've excoriated Lance Armstrong in the past, it might be worth remembering, Lance never failed a drug test either.
If you're not "cheating" in today's sports world, you're probably not very good. And if you don't believe that, you're probably not looking too hard.
How can a Buffalo touchdown be described as 'decisive' when the team loses by 10 points?
I greatly enjoy your weekly column as a source of insight with good humor, plus a good beer recommendation or two. Having said that you need to become a realist when it comes to PEDs. Every professional sport is rife with them, full stop. MLBs testing program is way to lenient. If every olympic athlete has to "pee in the bottle" anytime, anywhere, and certainly after a win why don't professional athletes in the US have to do the same?
While circumstantial what Ortiz did is a statistically extremely low event. He not only shattered performance records at an advanced age, but also broke his own trends. This is extremely unlikely without PEDs. And, unfortunately, one has to suspect he took them.
As others have pointed out the "I never tested positive" excuse means nothing whatsoever.
We either want our athletes to compete clean, which means a truly rigorous testing program, or we don't. To this point MLB doesn't what to take it seriously (nor for that matter does the NFL, NBA, PGA (which I am told by those with a basis to know has the highest usage rate), etc.
Every week I'm slightly shocked at the number of people who seem to hate Peter King but keep reading his column, and keep commenting and throwing criticism at him.
If you, in the past, haven't liked what he said, and you don't like what he said this week.... why not just make a choice to NOT READ MMQB?!
You should be a NFL GM. You seem to know everything.
Your team probably would never lose a game
Once again Peter King is so far out to lunch he's at dinner.
"Half N____r" ... "I will kill you." ...
Says Peter King: "But Incognito's humor can have a very sharp edge."
Yeah. That's real humorous. The first choice of "humor" will get you killed in some places, and the second one can also get you killed in some places.
"Sharp edged humor." Get a clue King.
Peter King has gone to the dark side of political correctness. Every time a coach gets hurt, King elevates it to the most important story of the day. Of course King is also rolling around in the Martin/bullying story. Peter King spends too much time positioning himself as some sort of liberal moral voice than he does analyzing football.
Love it! Peter King, Official Liberal Democrat of the NFL, editorializes against hard work. Let's create a Federal Agency to protect coaches from themselves.
Come on Peter. Really? Defending Ortiz with the "never failed test" argument. Marianne Jones never failed a test, Lance Armstrong never failed a test. And they weren't 38-year old power hitters.
Smoke = fire.
peter, you have always been a horrible writer and now you are really making some impressive strides in being a horrible human being as well
I don't feel sorry for martin at all, sure it's wrong to be a racially insensitive bully like incognito but i'm sure that type of behavior is comman in nfl, just like it is everywhere else, i've been working as a cook 15 years with people of every race and gender and have heard the most racist things you could imagine mostly in jest, and people would laugh it off because you got to get paid and there adults and have a sense of humor, martin could have handled this in house but he broke a sacred code and that is this even if you hate your brothers in arms/co=workers, you man up and work along side them because that what being an adult and a part of a team is about.
Martin saying he was scared what ingonito would do makes him look even weaker, i'm 140 pounds soaking wet but my whole life when someone tried to bully me i'd mouth off, if the hit me i'd hit back,etc..., that's what a man does, not go crying to mommy and daddy and goodell , it makes me sick, nobody is going to want this guy on there team after this, he's to weak minded,
As for incogonito, he's a decent guard and if he can chill out a bit i would like my colts to pick him up next year, but martin shouldn't be in the league where real men play I wouldn't want him as a colt even with the stanford connection.
Seahens exPOSED again! At HOME, no less.
Tampa Bay just might be the second-worst team in the league - certainly in the bottom 5 - and they gave the hens all they could handle.
From what I can see, the first time Seattle goes on the road in January, it'll be one and DONE.
From my probability course: If the Chiefs really had only a 50% chance of winning each game, that means that there is 1 chance out of 512 = 0.19% of them winning 9 in a row. Looks like blind luck as an explanation doesn't go too far. As for the easy schedule, maybe, but Denver has the exact same schedule except for 2 games. And many of their opponents would be over 500 if they hadn't lost to both the Chiefs and the Broncos. The Chiefs finishing at the bottom last year only influences two games on their schedule.
Calling all Chiefs bashers. Here's a good article for you to read from Lyle Graversen:
A quote from the article: «Nobody in KC is arguing that KC is playing perfect. What KC fans are trying to get people to understand is that finding a way to win even when everything doesn't go perfectly is a more valuable trait to have than being able to fill up a stat sheet.»
And nobody can say the Chiefs haven't been finding ways to win! But of course the East Coast media dandies love to talk stats, stats, stats, as that's how they can earn their living. But don't forget the most important stat of all: the "W"'s. It's the only one that really counts.
The Chiefs run will end someday, maybe soon. Enjoy it while it lasts. It's great to see a team having fun and really, truly playing together and giving it their all.
If Incognito ran for public office, I think he'd punch a baby in the face.
The Chiefs have had an easy schedule, but credit must be given for taking care of business. Sometimes even winning the games you're supposed to win is difficult but they have done that so far. Also, this happens quite often. A last place teams take advantage of an easy schedule to make the playoffs. It is what the Colts did last year. The Chiefs are just being scrutinized more because they have still not lost a game. Anyways, I don't see them having the firepower to hang with the Broncos so I think they'll be lucky to split the games against them. On top of that they have the Chargers (2x) and Colts in the second half. We'll get to see how good they are in those five games.
Seattle's offense will get better, I don't think that's a worry. I do think the defense is a worry. In the last two weeks they've given up 400+ yards rushing at 5.4 yards per attempt. That is troubling IMO. However, I think ranking them sixth is too low.
it's the Redskins, not the Shanahans. And Sally Jenkins is a weenie. Thank you for reading. :)
I get that it is not the Chief's fault that they have this schedule (although it kind of is because they were so crappy last year with the NFL's weighted schedule) but being 9-0 does not make them the best team, not by a looooooooooong shot. On a neutral field the 49ers, Packers, Seahawks, Broncos, to name a few, all kick their a$$.
Chiefs will lose their first playoff game.
@JahliSuwaghaman I only read to see if I can guess which of PK's moronic nuggets will be deservedly mocked on KSK. Enhances the experience.
@Rexal Parshapswich I agree that "never failed a test" is no longer a valid "he never used" argument, but I think that Armstrong, toward the end when he was still winning, was the equivalent of a 53-year-old, one-armed power hitter taking the home run derby.
And why are you saying this?
@guthrie2912 you know we can read that, right? thanks for taking the time to show you are just as big a dope as peter king
@guthrie2912 Gotta love the keyboard tough guys! LOL
@guthrie2912 You know that Martin went to Coach Philbin last Spring and talked it over with him. Philbin evidently called in Incognito and told him what Martin said and let it go at that. It got worse rather than better (see tweets in April) and Philbin never bothered to follow through. A serious lapse I think
@guthrie2912 Mr. Tough Guy checks in. Everyone's wired differently.
You really need to try harder.
@Afiba That would fit Seattle perfectly also. How many Ws next to your name is how the score is kept.
@Afiba The Chiefs have earned their status as #1 and should remain so until they prove otherwise.
And besides - it's a no-brainer - the Denver game(s) will determine who's the boss. Two weeks from now, it's "put up or shut up time" and that's the way it ought to be.
@GregAtkin You are CORRECT, sir!!!
Do you have Friday's lotto numbers too??!!
@blynder @decredico I think PK shot his dog.
Read it or don't it makes no diff to me, it must have made an impression since you took time to write a snarky reply so I guess my job is done here.
@decredico @guthrie2912 I like king's columns , he's better than most sports writers
@sterculius65 @guthrie2912 I never said I was a tough guy , just that martin was to weak to stand up for himself and is to weak mentally to play in the league , I don't hide from anyone and don't avoid physical confrontation , my address is 2032 W maryland st Apt H evansville indiana 47712, it's been a while but fighting gives you a rush that I like, and standing up for yourself is always good.
@Merv @guthrie2912 Maybe i'm old fashioned but I have a code, and by even going to the coach he broke it he should have went to ritchie and said it wasn't cool and if not then maybe fight him or go to coach , from what I heard martin was to scared to do anything from fear of ingognito and that is just weak.
@rslai76 @guthrie2912 True everyone is wired differently, It's not in my blood to avoid confrontation just like my dad and his dad and probably dating back to scotland my family are drinkers and fighters, I just can't understand someone who would give up potentially millions of dollars because he can't stand up for himself. Sure fighting is dumb but it's also kinda fun call me crazy.
@BigSchtick @George one and DONE, son.
Maybe GregAtkin is just saying what he hopes happens. Ease up there hoss
@SpartanTarget @blynder @decredico
Poor pooch.
@guthrie2912 @sterculius65 Enjoy the inevitable burglary. Nobody can ever accuse you of thinking ahead. Of course, I'm sure you believe thinking's for pussies.
@guthrie2912 @Merv yeah, you're a real tough guy. Obviously a highly-educated one too.
@guthrie2912 @Merv I think the kind of fight it would have taken would have gotten them both hurt and maybe dragged in another player or two. That could have gotten them both fired or maybe just Martin. Plus, bullies tend to be cowardly when faced up to so you could have expected anything once he turned his back.
Are you his agent? If he intended to say, I hope the Chiefs lose their first Playoff game, he would have said so!


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Ballot measure aims to revamp pension system
Sanders, Faulconer promise big savings if voters approve plan
• New employees (excluding sworn police officers, firefighters and lifeguards) would receive a 401(k) with a city match in lieu of a guaranteed pension. The match could be as much as 6 percent of one's salary, depending on labor negotiations. Those workers — and the city — would also begin contributing about 6 percent to Social Security unlike current workers who are ineligible for that benefit.
• Newly hired public-safety workers would still receive a guaranteed pension, but it would max out at 80 percent of the individual's salary (average pay over final three years of service). The current cap is at 90 percent.
• The city's overall payroll would be capped for five years at the current level of less than $600 million annually. The exact number will be determined once the fiscal year ends June 30.
• A provision in the city charter would be eliminated that requires a majority vote of all city employees to approve any changes to retirement benefits.
A proposed ballot measure by Mayor Jerry Sanders and City Councilman Kevin Faulconer would alter San Diego's pension system in profound ways that they say would save a projected $1.6 billion for taxpayers over the next three decades.
The measure calls for the most strict cap on public-safety pensions among the state's largest cities, a switch to a 401(k) for new hires in all other city jobs and a cap on the city's overall payroll for five years. In addition, it would remove a provision from the city charter that gives workers the ability to veto benefit changes with a majority vote — which some city leaders say makes it difficult to push through significant reform.
Faulconer and Sanders plan to announce the ballot measure Thursday as they launch a signature drive that would place it on the June 2012 ballot and, if approved by voters, go into effect a month later. They have 180 days to collect more than 94,000 signatures from the city's registered voters once the ballot language is certified by city officials.
The ballot measure would be the latest move — and perhaps the most aggressive yet — to rein in San Diego's soaring pension costs which threaten to swallow up more and more of the city's budget. If nothing is done, the city likely faces continued cuts to public safety, parks and libraries for the foreseeable future in large part because of a $2.1 billion pension deficit.
Supporters say the measure would save taxpayers $8.3 million in the first year, $141 million over the initial five years and nearly $1.6 billion through 2040.
The savings would be realized initially with the payroll cap and later through lower pension costs as a growing number of workers rely on 401(k)s instead of guaranteed pensions. The conversion would keep the city's annual pension payment — currently projected to double to roughly $500 million in future years — at a more manageable level, supporters say.
The proposed pension-related initiative may not be the only one on next year's ballot. Councilman Carl DeMaio is crafting a measure that would switch all new hires — including public-safety workers — to a 401(k) plan and cap each current worker's "pensionable salary" at its current level. Pensions are calculated based on salaries and blocking increases essentially caps the size of an individual's future pension.


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Sewall's Point Commissioner Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch has been elected as Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute's newest foundation board member.
Harbor Branch discovers, studies and works to preserve the fragile coral reef systems, and evaluate the organisms that live there in the search for compounds with disease-fighting potential. Harbor Branch is part of Florida Atlantic University, located in Fort Pierce.
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Inheritance: Maiden, Mother, Crone is an ambitious theater piece from the ladies at Sinner Saint Burlesque. It completed its two-week run at Theatre Off Jackson on Sunday night to a crowd filling up about three-fourths of the small theater.
As its mission statement says it wants "to become the next Vagina Monologues" and that it "blends burlesque, modern dance, narrative and feminist performance art with activism, intergenerational dialogue, beloved community, and sensory spectacle to explore both ancient and modern stories about what it means to embrace, celebrate and integrate the feminine." Like I said, it's an ambitious work.
It's also difficult to classify, by design. It doesn't work as a straight-forward theater production and the teasing and sexiness of burlesque is only a small part of the production. While classification is not the easiest thing, I'll try anyway.
The production ran for a little over two hours and had 22 different pieces performed and choreographed by seven members of SSB. Some involved new age mysticism and others were more contemporary and included pieces set to pop music. I appreciated that it found cohesion in the disparate pieces because it was a part of a story about womanhood that SSB wanted to tell.
The pieces I enjoyed the most included "Pageant," Lady Tatas' burlesque routine as a child beauty pageant contestant set to Britney Spears' "Circus" and "Sex Education," the act that interrupted a vintage, patriarchal lecture about how women should behave with a more liberating routine, choreographed by Nikola Tease-La. At least that's my recollection as taking notes was all but impossible in the dark theater.
The solo pieces, particularly Sailor St. Claire's "Fur Coat" and Evelyn Sin Claire's "Invisible Women" had personal meanings that were expressed beautifully. More importantly, they found a unique way, though theater and burlesque, to tell those stories.
(At this point, I'll say that I'm glad that I did the extra reading and viewing to prepare for seeing Inheritance. That included reading Dona Dei Cuori's book Burlesque and Bequest and watching YouTube videos by Sailor St. Claire, Evelyn Sin Claire, and Jesse Belle-Jones explaining their pieces.)
Not every piece gelled together completely, and I found some of the set changes frustrating (like having a 3 ½ minute piece followed by 90 seconds of darkness to move some chairs around). But with so many disparate and different pieces, that feels like nitpicking. There are bound to be a few pieces everyone will enjoy, or, even better, empathize with.


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Simon Cowell Breaks Silence on Controversial One Direction Video
Simon Cowell has broken his silence following the controversial video that seemingly shows One Direction's Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik smoking a joint in a car.
Simon Cowell has broken his silence following the controversial video that seemingly shows One Direction's Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik smoking a joint in a car.
OMG, we can't even. Acid-tongued former 'American Idol' and 'X Factor' judge Simon Cowell shared three photos of his newborn son, Eric, who made his grand entrance into the world in NYC on Friday, Feb. 14.
Demi Lovato may have said that she hates the twerking trend while her pal Miley Cyrus twerks till she can't twerk no more. But the 'X Factor' judge is not above getting her twerk on every once in a while. She twerked up on her boss Simon Cowell during last week's episode.
Cantankerous reality show mogul Simon Cowell now has even more to yell about, because it's being reported that a friend's wife is pregnant with his child. Yikes.
Demi Lovato is going to have a field day with this.
We know it's 'X Factor' time again when Demi Lovato and Simon Cowell start going at it -- on Twitter, during tapings, you name it.
On Saturday (June 8) someone had the 'huevos' to make many people's impossible dream a reality.
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Season 2 of the all new and revamped 'X Factor' is in full swing audition mode, which has fans beyond stoked for Britney Spears and Demi Lovato to make their official primetime TV debuts! That's to say nothing of the excitement to see Simon Cowell bicker with the ladies. According to The Wrap, FOX has revealed that fans will be able to see the fruits of the audition process and the ladies in judging mode on Sept. 12, when the sophomore season premieres.
Everyone is quick to use the example, but its a perfect comparison, it looks like we have a new Susan Boyle in 17-year-old Jonathan Antoine.
He's had his hands in some of the most successful albums and TV shows of the last 20 years, and made enough money to never have to work another day in his life — so the list of people Simon Cowell needs to listen to is awfully short.
But when Mariah Carey says she wants to appear on Simon's new series, 'The X Factor,' he pays attention.
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This week, Fox released a brand-new teaser for its upcoming reality-competition series 'The X Factor,' which will mark the official return to American television for Simon Cowell.
The former 'American Idol' judge, who is re-teaming with his fellow 'Idol' expat, Paula Abdul, promises an epic show, one that is open to "anyone who can sing."
In a recent radio interview, former 'American Idol' judge Simon Cowell confirmed that Grammy-winning superstar Mariah Carey will be involved with FOX's 'The X Factor.'
But wait -- does this mean she'll be a judge? In a word, no.
Cowell told radio personality Jackie Brown that Carey won't be on the judges' panel, due to her pregnancy, but she'll still be part of the show in some capacity.


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Exclusive! Jessy Schram Dishes on the Finale of Falling Skies
As Falling Skies' second season comes to a close we're faced with one shocker after the other. The alien invaders' — Skitters, as we know them — interaction with the resistance force is the first big surprise of the hour, but what Tom (Noah Wyle) and his crew are faced with on their most dangerous mission yet makes the Skitters look like sweet little kittens.
Of course, fans should expect an appearance from Karen, Hal (Drew Roy)'s former love interest, who after being abducted and harnessed by the aliens, has now become their spokesperson. Yikes!
Wetpaint Entertainment called up Jessy Schram to get all the scoop on what goes down in tonight's finale, what her new role on ABC's Last Resort means for Falling Skies' resident bitch, and how you know you're on a Steven Spielberg project.
Wetpaint Entertainment: Karen is such a sweetheart.
Jessy Schram: Isn't she just adorable? You know, she's a really a people person.
What can you say about Karen's involvement in the finale?
Karen is involved. She's definitely still very much a voice for the aliens, but now you see she's taken it as part of her own mission to be a part of them. So she shows up again as their right-hand girl.
Is she still interested in Hal — who's now with Maggie (Sarah Carter)?
I guess we could say Karen does have some words with Hal.
Do you think at this point is she redeemable?
Yes and no. I think that Karen's at a point now where in her psyche and her mind and in her blood she agrees and is passionate with the cause of the aliens. So she still has her own memories to a certain degree, but now she has the passion and the mission of what they've instilled in her. I think that there's still very much a human side of Karen, but for the most part, she's on the mission of the other side.
There is a season three, right? What does this mean for Karen?
There is a season three. I think they're actually starting up next week. Karen is definitely still very much alive, and she's still very much a part of the show, as we've seen, in this way of helping to turn the storylines and set them in a different direction. So we can only hope. I mean I hope audiences want to see more of her, but we can only hope that she'll still be a part of integrating the stories together.
How do you know that you're in a Spielberg production?
You know that you're part of a Spielberg production when you've got some aliens involved, but you really know when you're sitting there at a table read, and they say, "Steven really wanted it this way." When people start referencing, like, "Steven really wanted there to be some Tai Chi with the survivors in the background," that's when you know you're on a Spielberg production.
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