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By Amy GoodmanThe world lost one of its great comedians this week with the death at age 71 of George Carlin. Carlin had a career as a stand-up comic that spanned a half-century, in which he continually broke new ground, targeting those in power with his wit and genius. He impacted our culture, our media and our nation with a stream of material that skewered institutions of the left and right, from government to business and the church. He released 22 comedy albums, earning him five Emmy nominations and winning four Grammys. He was the first guest host of "Saturday Night Live," in 1975, and appeared on "The Tonight Show" 130 times. He starred in 14 HBO specials and authored three best-selling books. He also left an indelible mark on the radio station where I got my start in broadcast journalism, Pacifica station WBAI 99.5 FM in New York City.
On Oct. 30, 1973, WBAI broadcast Carlin's "Filthy Words" routine. Carlin wrote on his Web site, georgecarlin.com: "Lone professional moralist complains to FCC which issues a Declaratory Order against station. Station goes to court." That court battle would last five years, end at the U.S. Supreme Court and set the standard for broadcast indecency laws that are hotly debated to this day. It was neither accident nor coincidence that this iconoclastic comic would have some of his most controversial material broadcast over Pacifica Radio's WBAI. The Pacifica Network was founded in Berkeley, Calif., in 1949, with KPFA as the first truly listener-sponsored radio station.
Back then, radio was so overwhelmingly commercial that Pacifica founder Lew Hill and others found it worthless. As Hill wrote in his "Theory of Listener Sponsored Radio," "If we want an improvement in radio, the basic situation of broadcasting must be such that artists and thinkers have a place to work—with freedom."
On July 3, 1978, the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Communications Commission could punish WBAI for its broadcast of Carlin's routine, arguing that words relating to sex or excretion (i.e., piss) when children might be listening were prohibited. Supreme Court Justices William Brennan and Thurgood Marshall dissented, noting the court's "depressing inability to appreciate that in our land of cultural pluralism, there are many who think, act, and talk differently from the Members of this Court, and who do not share their fragile sensibilities." Remarkably, 30 years later, the same issues are before a decidedly more conservative Supreme Court.
Recent episodes of "fleeting expletives" from the mouths of celebrities like Bono, Cher and Nicole Richie have prompted the FCC to seek enhanced power to punish broadcasters. George Carlin pointed out what in our society was truly indecent: the behavior of the powerful.
Yes, he spiced his delivery with expletives. He was angry. He, like Pacifica, gave voice to essential, dissident perspectives that have been almost entirely blocked from mainstream media. He said: "We were founded on a very basic double standard. This country was founded by slave owners who wanted to be free. Am I right? A group of slave owners who wanted to be free, so they killed a lot of white English people in order to continue owning their black African people, so they could wipe out the rest of the red Indian people and move west and steal the rest of the land from the brown Mexican people, giving them a place to take off and drop their nuclear weapons on the yellow Japanese people. You know what the motto of this country ought to be? You give us a color, we'll wipe it out."
His prolific output will continue to inspire for generations to come.
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At least we get the day off work Tuesday.It's small consolation, but left-of-center voters like myself will take any victory that's going. Even though the final opinion polls before election day made gloomy reading for Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu – from a current combined 42 seats, his ill-fated alliance with Yisrael Beytenu is predicted to pull in only 32 seats – no one else looks remotely able of forming the country's next governing coalition.With the support of the haredi parties and those to the right of him, Netanyahu will be Israel's next prime minister, returning to the Prime Minister's Office for an undeserved third term, following four years of diplomatic inaction and domestic incitement. On the international front, as President Barack Obama said, Netanyahu is leading Israel down a path toward near-total international isolation, while at home, the sudden discovery of a NIS 39 billion budget hole has shattered Netanyahu's boast of economic competency into tiny pieces.In any normal election campaign, such devastating developments would severely dent the incumbent's hopes of returning to office, yet, in this particular election, Netanyahu has never looked in danger of losing office, despite suffering a steady slide in the opinion polls due to the surprising rise in popularity of Naftali Bennett's Bayit Yehudi party.Come Wednesday, Labor leader Shelly Yacimovich and Hatnua chairwoman Tzipi Livni really need to ask themselves some serious questions regarding their failure to provide a real alternative to such a poorly performing prime minister.NETANYAHU WILL also find himself in an uncomfortable position on Wednesday once the votes are counted. Assuming last weekend's opinion polls are more or less correct, he will be able to form a coalition based just on his natural allies – the haredim and the hard Right. Such a coalition is the stuff of nightmares as far as Netanyahu is concerned.One of the central tasks facing the next government will be the necessity of implementing an immediate NIS 13 billion budget cut. This will inevitably mean a sharp cutback in government spending, particularly in the country's generous subsidizing of the haredi sector's unproductive lifestyle as well as the futile infrastructure investments for isolated settlement outposts that will never be part of Israel in any future peace agreement.But try telling that to Shas leader Eli Yishai, whose solution to the budget hole is simply to increase the government deficit, and not cut spending or raise taxes, or Bayit Yehudi's Bennett, who is campaigning on a platform of unrestricted settlement construction, anywhere in the West Bank.And for all Netanyahu's tough talk about Judea and Samaria being the cradle of Israel's existence, the prime minister himself is very wary of allowing himself to be at the mercy of the right wing when it comes to building a coalition. He is still painfully aware that it was the Right that brought down his first government following the Wye River Memorandum he signed with Yasser Arafat in 1998, under which Israel handed over territory in the West Bank to the Palestinian Authority. And this time around, the hard Right, in the shape of Moshe Feiglin and others, is firmly ensconced inside his own Likud party.THIS MEANS Netanyahu will eagerly look to bring in parties from the Center to act as a counter-balance to the haredim and the Right. Yair Lapid has already flagrantly signaled that his party, Yesh Atid, is waiting for Netanyahu's call, and Livni too has failed to firmly rule out joining a Netanyahu coalition.While squaring the circles between the opposing agendas of these parties seems an impossibility – Lapid wants to conscript yeshiva students, Livni is looking for a progress in negotiations with the Palestinians, Shas and United Torah Judaism want to keep their sons safely out of uniform, and Bayit Yehudi will have no truck with the Palestinian Authority – stranger things have happened in Israeli politics, all in the name of "the national good" of course, and not because of personal ambitions for a cabinet seat.The task of voters like me, who know they have no chance of seeing the government they would like in power, is to vote for parties that definitely won't join Netanyahu's government, under any circumstances. The weaker his government, the sooner, one hopes, it is likely to fall.There are many people saying they can't be bothered to vote, given that the outcome is already known, but such an attitude is mistaken. Rather than being a passive act of protest, a failure to vote actually ends up strengthening the winning parties under Israel's system of proportional representation.This means that in the previous elections, the 40 percent of so apathetic non-voters in Tel Aviv and the 50% of alienated Israeli Arab non-voters in effect gave their backing to the Likud and Yisrael Beyteinu.So let's enjoy our holiday on Tuesday, but only after first placing a clear vote against Netanyahu.The writer is a former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post.
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The growth of mobile devices generated by smartphones and tablets is driving universal access to information in the multi-channel era. Similarly, social networking is a disruptive change that influences many aspects of consumer behavior. The large amount of data created through these means requires analytics to help enterprises respond to market dynamics. Cloud technologies help enterprises analyze this data in a timely manner, enabling enterprises to deliver significant advantages over their competition.
On January 22, 2013, Oracle hosted an executive roundtable in Cincinnati for enterprise IT users to discuss these changes and associated challenges. Attendees represented a variety of industries, so their requirements varied, but the fundamental need to transform how enterprise IT adapts to these changes was the same. Common questions that surfaced during this conference were mainly centered on:
- Security: Thinking about security policy in the public cloud environment with the same passion as when using an on-premise data center is necessary. Cloud use cases are different from on-premise computing with a separate set of risks. In the current environment (without excellent skills and experience to build a foundation for secure cloud use), it would be shortsighted to place critical information on a public cloud.
- Analytics: The volume, velocity and variety of data in today's world require newer technologies to provide rapid insights for timely decision-making. The biggest challenge in analytics is in simultaneously processing both structured and unstructured data coming from multiple internal and external sources. Cost effective analysis of unstructured information in near real time provides enterprises the capability to respond to fluid markets; however, these capabilities cannot be achieved without developing proper skills.
- Consolidation: While moving towards cloud adoption, enterprises need to optimize their current IT infrastructure assets. Consolidating platforms, applications, communications and social collaboration tools is a good way to launch into a new era of business agility. Several vendors provide converged platforms to arm their customers with an infrastructure that enables them to gain a competitive advantage. While such infrastructures provide a cost advantage, it is more important to measure value from the standpoint of the business agility gained.
At the conference, Cardinal Health provided a great example of consolidating their infrastructure with a shared database environment using Oracle's Exadata platform. A company representative discussed the challenges of quickly implementing a new platform into an IT environment that prefers to control its own environment rather than depend on a common platform. However, the cost effectiveness of utilizing a common platform for development, testing, staging and production environment suited the needs of multiple departments. Performance and supportability also played a big role in encouraging the adoption of the Exadata platform by Cardinal Health.
In addition, Helen Sun from Oracle presented the "Art of the Possible" with analytics. Sun's presentation demonstrated how much data is created and consumed in 60 seconds that helped envision the volume, velocity and variety of data. Another area that Helen focused on that should not be overlooked is the information architecture model and data governance. Big Data use cases, like fraud detection and customer churn prevention, helps customers understand disruptive change possible with new technologies.
The dynamics of mobile, social and analytics are causing cloud technologies to become a critical resource in building an infrastructure capable of meeting new enterprise IT challenges. Infrastructure growth is a significant challenge to enterprises trying to meet these demands without blowing their budgets. One way enterprises are facing this challenge is through infrastructure consolidation that involves managing compute, storage and network capabilities in a single environment. The demand for a common platform to handle analytics is the answer for CIOs looking for business agility. For analytic workloads, the consolidation capability of Oracle's Exadata is an option customers should evaluate.
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Kung pao style is the incorporation of spicy peppers and peanuts into basic Chinese cuisine. It is native to the Sichuan province of China and is known there as "gongbao jiding." Sichuan cuisine is known throughout the world for its intense heat and spice.Know More
Unlike many styles of Chinese cooking known throughout the United States, kung pao is actually native to China. Rumor has it that it is named after a famous government official named Ding Baozhen who loved the spice in this style. The most well-known kung pao dish outside of China is kung pao chicken, which is seared chicken pieces tossed in a sauce made from spicy peppers, peanuts and occasionally a mixture of vegetables. In the United States, it is also frequently served with rice.
Although American kung pao dishes are considered spicy for the American palate, kung pao cooking in China is considerably spicier. Chefs in China use a more intense type of pepper than Americans and also add a variety of flowering berry that is often erroneously referred to as a peppercorn. According to About.com, in addition to the United States and China, kung pao dishes are popular throughout the world. NPR claims that the spicy combination of peppers and berries used in kung pao cooking is known in China as "ma," which means "numb."Learn more about Cooking
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OPINION: Diamond sports in New Zealand are at the crossroads. Different paths have been travelled down for decades to get to this point.
Down one long stretch has come softball, the sport that has long held sway on diamonds around New Zealand.
The sport has always enjoyed a charmed existence in this country, long receiving government funding to grow and maintain the game.
And it is a sport that has given much back, to many. Especially in Auckland, the wider Wellington area and Christchurch, softball has become deeply entrenched with the men's Black Sox their local heroes.
It has nurtured a sense of family for decades and seen exceptionally talented New Zealand sportsmen and women achieve across the world.
For young women, it offers much. Scholarships are to be had in the United States and Canada - which many young Kiwi women have taken up over the years.
For men, it is different. The international level represents the ceiling of what you can achieve in the sport.
Down the other stretch has come in baseball. In New Zealand, this road only really began in the last two years.
For a long time, the sport here was a bumbling apology, operated and largely played by expat Americans.
But over the last two years, the sport has bounced up to nearly 7000 people playing nationwide, and recently enjoyed the surprising successes of the national baseball team, the Diamondblacks, at the World Baseball Classic qualifiers in Taiwan.
Past the near-irrelevance of the international baseball game, the sport offers incredible opportunities. Top-quality educations are available in the US college system, while the pro game offers youngsters a level of sporting success few Kiwi sportsmen have.
Young catchers Te Wera Bishop (Wellington) and Daniel Devonshire (Auckland) are two such examples - having signed contracts with major league teams in the US within the last 18 months.
Many former and current Black Sox have privately admitted that had baseball been a better option when they were growing up, they would have taken it.
But this week has seen softball's administration issues brought into the limelight. At its highest levels, the sport appears to be malfunctioning here.
It has the money and playing numbers (albeit decreasing), while baseball has the opportunity, while operating on virtually nothing.
Mirroring the likely coming together of the international softball and baseball bodies this week, New Zealand should follow.
The sports should combine at the top level to form a diamond sports national body to govern both codes - with greater emphasis on growing softball for women, and creating stronger links with American universities, and growing baseball for young men.
The crossroads should not divert again - the paths should move together as one.
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They've been the big improvers of the year, and the New Zealand lightweight women's double scull of Louise Ayling and Julia Edward have confirmed that with a stunning gold medal row at the Munich World Cup regatta.
Southland's Ayling and Rotorua's Edward produced a brilliant all-the-way scull to go one better than their silver medal effort in Lucerne and confirm themselves as definite medal contenders for London.
With the crack Chinese and American doubles both bypassing the regatta, the field was a little down on quality in the final pre-London hitout. But still the way the Kiwi duo maintained their lead throughout, producing an impressive rating nudging 38 through the middle stages, was a good sign for the Games.
The Danes had closed the margin right up by the 1500m mark, but the Kiwi double found enough in the tank to ease out to a victory that will have their rivals sitting up and paying attention. Ayling and Edward finished the race, into a testing breeze, in 7m 22.88s, with the Danes a second and a-half back.
It was a great regatta in the lightweight double for the Kiwi squad, with Southland's Storm Uru and Auckland's Peter Taylor also claiming gold in their race to underline their credentials for London. They looked to be in total command through the first three-quarters but had to hold out the fast-finishing French for a confidence-boosting win by 0.19s.
The other New Zealand gold - predictably - went to the seemingly unbeatable pair of Eric Murray and Hamish Bond who made short work of a quality field to continue their unbeaten run in international rowing since 2009. They have now won 15 straight major regattas and are unbackable favourites for the gold in London.
The Kiwis took the first 500m to find their rhythm, then upped their rating to the 37 mark and left the field behind. The fast-finishing Australians hauled in the French for second, but were still nearly five second behind the New Zealanders.
The other impressive performance from a Kiwi perspective was delivered by world champion double scullers Nathan Cohen and Joseph Sullivan who got their Olympic campaign back on track after finishing a disappointing 10th in Lucerne.
Some hard work between regattas appeared to have paid off as Cohen and Sullivan put in a big final 500m to finish second, just over a second behind Norway's impressive combination. They had been last at the halfway mark, and their finishing charge will have eased some anxieties around their form.
Coach Calvin Ferguson was rapt with the response from his men. "There was no pressure on them going in. I said to them 'keep it simple, trust each other and race to your strengths'.
"They felt that there's a lot more speed still to come and felt good about the race."
The women's pair of Juliette Haigh and Rebecca Scown also added silver when they went one better than Lucerne. But they have a lot to do to haul in the crack British combination of Helen Glover and Heather Stanning who had the best part of four seconds up their sleeves at the finish.
There was a major surprise in the women's double scull final, with the second-string New Zealand combination of Genevieve Armstrong and Zoe Stevenson easily nudging a listless looking top duo of Fi Patterson and Anna Reymer out for fourth.
The women's quad scull finished a distant last in their final.
There was also an encouraging return to form for single sculler Emma Twigg. The Hawke's Bay product grabbed silver behind multiple world and Olympic champion Ekaterina Karsten of Belarus, and looked in much better shape as she sustained a solid race.
Meanwhile, men's single sculler Mahe Drysdale confirmed he hoped to be back on the water in a matter of days, after a cycle accident in Munich forced him to withdraw from the regatta,
"It's not going to be an ongoing issue," said the five-time world champion of his shoulder injury. "I expect to be back in the boat in the next few days and shouldn;t have lost too much."
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