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Monday Racing Roundup: Rahal Thrills Ohio Fans, Inches Closer to Montoya
August 03, 2015 | By IMS
Rahal's surge in the second half of the Verizon IndyCar Series season continued with his second win in five weeks. Rahal, who started 13th in the 90-lap race in the No. 15 Steak 'n Shake Honda for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, closed to nine points of Verizon IndyCar Series championship front-runner Juan Pablo Montoya with two races left in the season. There are 10 entries mathematically eligible for the title.
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Newgarden Looks to Continue Upward Mobility at Mid-Ohio
July 31, 2015 | By IMS
Josef Newgarden made a lot of new fans last year at Mid-Ohio. The third-year IndyCar driver came tantalizingly close to earning his first Verizon IndyCar Series win, and if it weren't for a problematic final pit stop, the Tennessee native could have gone on to victory for the upstart Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing team.
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Sherwin-Williams Joins IMS, INDYCAR as Official Partner in Multi-Year Agreement
July 28, 2015 | By IMS
Sherwin-Williams, an industry leader in paint and coatings, will serve as the Official Paint and Finishing Partner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, INDYCAR, the Verizon IndyCar Series, Indianapolis 500 Mile Race, Angie's List Grand Prix of Indianapolis and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Crown Royal 400 at the Brickyard as part of a multi-year partnership agreement.
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Monday Racing Roundup: Hunter-Reay Tops All-American Podium at Iowa
July 20, 2015 | By IMS
Hunter-Reay prevailed by .5046 of a second to become the ninth different winner in 13 Verizon IndyCar Series races this season. Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate Sage Karam finished a career-high third.
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Pruett's Preview: Iowa Corn 300 at Iowa Speedway
July 17, 2015 | By Marshall Pruett, Special to IMS.com
When Ryan Hunter-Reay thinks back to 2014, lasting memories come to mind. The 2012 Verizon IndyCar Series champion motored to his first win at the legendary Indianapolis 500 in May of 2014, adding his likeness to the famed Borg-Warner trophy and his name to the roster of open-wheel heroes who drove across the yard of bricks and into the history books.
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Monday Racing Roundup: Bourdais Wins at Milwaukee
July 13, 2015 | By IMS
Sebastien Bourdais is "The Big Cheese" of Greater Milwaukee. At least that's what is written on the winner's trophy he lifted in Victory Circle following the 113th Indy car race at The Milwaukee Mile on Sunday.
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Championship Leader Montoya Begins Stretch Run at Milwaukee
July 10, 2015 | By Marshall Pruett, Special to IMS.com
With decades of experience to draw from, there isn't much in the world of auto racing that can faze Juan Montoya. The Verizon IndyCar Series' championship leader heads into this weekend's ABC Supply Wisconsin 250 in his usual state of calm and focus, and with IndyCar's stop at the famed Milwaukee Mile serving as a countdown of sorts—the start of a busy five-race run to the season finale—the 39-year-old is ready to race his way to a second open-wheel title.
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Ride With Uber on the Fourth
July 03, 2015 | By IMS
Whether you're rocking with The Rolling Stones at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway or have other plans on the Fourth of July, don't worry about how you're going to get home. Uber can get you there worry-free, hassle-free and safely.
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Monday Racing Roundup: Rahal Ends Skid at Wild MAVTV 500
June 29, 2015 | By IMS
Graham Rahal ended a 124-race winless drought dating to April 6, 2008, on the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida, and earned his second career victory.
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The Judges' Word is Gold For Corvette Enthusiasts
June 27, 2015 | By Tom Surber
One of the aspects that makes the Bloomington Gold Corvettes USA show -- appearing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway through Saturday -- the biggest and most prestigious of its kind in the world is the judging that takes place, offering Corvette enthusiasts confirmation that their Corvette meets the highest standards.
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Young Chaves Eager For Another 500-Mile Battle
June 26, 2015 | By Marshall Pruett, Special to IMS.com
Defending Indy Lights champion Gabby Chaves has defied most expectations for a young driver stepping up to the Verizon IndyCar Series, and has demonstrated incredible consistency and composure entering Auto Club Speedway, where he'll race the No. 98 Bryan Herta Autosport Honda.
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Saints of Valory Added as Second Special Guest to Open for The Rolling Stones
June 23, 2015 | By IMS
The Rolling Stones have announced that Saints of Valory have been added as the second special guest to open their show in Indianapolis on Saturday, July 4, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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HAMBURG, NY – Fred Sickau and Scott Ross led the Hilbert charge at the net with 9 kills each but Penn State Behrend took a 3-0 non-league victory in men's volleyball April 4. The Hawks, playing their second day without Adam Weaver, continue to find ways to fill the gap of his absence. Different players are stepping up but just couldn't put the game away when they had their chances.
Behrend finished the match hitting .312 percentage with 40 team kills. Hilbert struck for 28 kills but gave away 7 points on service errors. Hilbert earned 7.5 blocks at the net out playing Behrend by 1.5.
David Mellerski set for 20 assists and added 11 digs. Ryan Ratatjczak led with a game-high 15 digs. Anthony Blasz tossed in 5 kills and one solo block while Andrew Duncan posted 2 kills (no errors) and 2 solo blocks. Adam Clabo contributed 5 digs along the way.
Ty Sheehan led the Lions with 11 kills, while Josh Oertly finished with .545 hitting percentage (7 kill/11 attempts). Evan Fullerton led with 26 assists and he split duties with Colin Ingram (10 assists).
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Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Buffalo, NY – the Hilbert College women's volleyball team snapped their three-match losing streak and picked up their first win over D'Youville College almost eight years to the day with a3-1 (15-25, 25-16, 25-22 25-20) victory.
The last Hilbert win in women's volleyball over D'Youville came October 26, 2002, a span of 16 straight matches.
Senior Carole Jones (Bliss, NY/Letchworth) recorded a match-high double-double of 13 kills and 17 digs, freshman Chelsea Reischuck (South Wales, NY/East Aurora) added 12 kills and 13 digs, and freshman Shannon Memminger (Amherst, NY/Sweet Home) dished a match-high 35 assists for Hilbert (6-17, 2-6 AMCC).
The women's volleyball team will honor the team's two seniors {in photo to right} – Amanda Dudek (Tonawanda, NY/Tonawanda) and Jones - at their final game of the season on October 30in their home match against Penn State Altoona, 1 pm start.
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If Apple is planning to use this as a set top box to allow people to watch the hand full of digital channels available for those who aren't already subscribing to Cable, sure. That might work. But this patent isn't going to give Apple a Cable network to hook up to. Comcast has no reason to play ball with Apple. Comcast not only owns the biggest cable network in the USA, they also own a major broadcast network now (NBC). Comcast can get subscribers easily without Apple. Apple needs Cable access more than Comcast needs to allow it on the Apple TV box. I don't see it happening any time soon, if at all. Comcast only has to look to Apple's dealings with AT&T to find many reasons to not work with them. They simply don't need anything from Apple. If you think about it, Apple's typical customer base already has cable and has no reason to even hook an Apple TV up to their home cable set up to get channels. The content offered on the Apple TV isn't compelling enough in comparison to existing Cable offerings, particular when it comes to sports channels, and let's face it, men watch sports on Cable.
Apple wins patent that could potentially turn Apple TV into a cable box
Apple has just been granted a patent that it applied for 6 years ago that would allow them to turn the Apple TV into a cable box of sorts. This means instead of simply being able to stream content from iTunes, Netflix, and now Hulu, you'd be able to watch regular tv as well.
The US Patent and Trademark office today approved a patent that was originally filed back on October 12th, 2006. The patent describes a product simliar to what we know as today's Apple TV with one big addition - live TV and DVR capabilities.
The patent application, originally filed Oct. 12, 2006, has mock ups of screenshots with various TV programing, including CBS, ABC, FOX, and HBO. There are several screenshots depicting a Letterman segment and other popular shows. Another screenshot shows a list of recorded shows. The patent applications also has images of search and browse functions, so it seems like the new features will be fully integrated with the old system.
Even though Apple was granted the patent it doesn't necessarily mean they'll use it anytime in the near future or at all. While many of us may dream of a world without evil cable and satellite providers, whether or not that will eventually become a reality is anyone's guess.
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Apple wins patent that could potentially turn Apple TV into a cable box
Sure, they have the money. After which they wouldn't have the money to do anything else.
It would take a decade just to be the bottom of the barrel cable provider. Meanwhile, they've pretty much lost their rear end trying to establish the market.
You do realize they would have to lay their own ground structure, right?
That undertaking would be insane. Typically, at most, a house has two choices of providers. The vast majority only has one.
They would be better off buying cable providers.
Indeed. Apple has two choices- 1) Spend billions building an infrastructure laying "cable" which would be expensive and meanwhile, Comcast continues to outgrow them no matter what they do and 2) Lease cable lines. Not as expensive but expensive enough. Comcast wouldn't have any reason to make it affordable to Apple. Comcast doesn't need Apple to get new customers. Some of the Dish networks would have more incentive to lease service to Apple, but again, they wouldn't have a need to make it affordable or advantageous to Apple. Either way, Apple wouldn't get an AT&T like deal from either Cable companies or Dish companies. The incentive just isn't there. The Apple TV customer base is much smaller than the existing user base of both Cable and Dish customers separately, much less combined.
I believe some cable companies (if not all, not sure on that), can use CableCards to bring cable box functions to subscriber owned devices. For example, I have two Tivos, both of them use cable cards to decode the programming from Comcast and record it. The only thing that I don't have access to is OnDemand functionality. Since CableCard is a standard, it should work with all cable providers that support CableCards.
Think beyond cable and satellite. Apple could, in theory, leapfrog all current providers if and when the "real 4G" cell networks are rolled out. 1Gbit/sec for low mobility users (home, office, pedestrians) and 100Mbit/sec for high mobility users (automobile, train.) You'd be able to stream live events and pre-recorded events from any device, anywhere. Wirelessly.
It might take 10 years for LTE to be upgraded to "real 4G," but Apple certainly seems to have the patience and long-term thinking to do it. They could completely avoid dealing with legacy cable and satellite operators. And it would be worth it.
A fascinating theory, but avoiding Comcast and Verizon (the TV provider) to entrust your entire delivery platform to Verizon Wireless and AT&T seems a strange definition of "worth it" :)
More to the point, the numbers you cite are for peak transfer rates, not guaranteed throughput. A bluray averages between 25-35Mb/s, and even compressed signals typically top out around 8Mb/s. Current DVRs records + watches 3 streams at once (some 4) so then you are talking about requirements of a sustained 8-25Mb/s per household during primetime hours to avoid noticeable degradation of what people have currently. With enough towers, perhaps that could still fit within "real 4G" as you put it, but that requires that Verizon and AT&T roll out 4G far more comprehensively and more reliably than they have 3G. Possible, but we are talking about an order of magnitude more investment (and competence, and muni government cooperation) on their parts to provide the sort of quality Apple would demand before betting their name on it.
I am over-the-airing the local HD channels right now. To be able to have some sort of interface to them via AppleTV - instead of switching source - would be awesome. DVR would be pretty killer as well, though I am fine with purchasing with iTunes at this point.
This would make the ATV useable to me. Right now, switching inputs is a big enough inconvenience for me to let the ATV sit there unused or stick it in a guest bedroom as a Netflix box.
My only hope is they don't trip on current set top box manufacturers.
Here's how Internet based TV distribution could work commercially.
The current model means your subscribers have to buy set-top boxes, dishes, DVRs, Tuners.
You need installation engineers, decoders, call centers and so on.
With every new subscriber it will take a year of billing before you get back a single penny.
Apple could offer an alternative based on internet distribution and a thin client in the home.
Everything would be done in the data center.
From the point of view of the content owner. Apple will distribute your content for you alongside your other distribution deals. But with Apple you get paid, per user, per channel. You get paid, not in a year, but at the end of the month.
A more efficient distribution method, allows a better relationship between content owners and subscribers. Vast amounts of infrastructure could be removed. The creators get a better deal. The end users get a better deal. Only the middle men would be unhappy.
This is inevitable. But those middlemen might put up a fight.
This brings up another valid point- The Apple TV is currently dependent on your cable internet provider to stream content. The cable and dish providers will never allow any deal that allows Apple to gain any form of content delivery control over existing cable and dish networks and it's too expensive and time consuming for Apple to build their own infrastructure. The only way it would work is for Apple to buy a cable or satellite company in order to buy existing infrastructure, but it won't be Comcast and whoever it could be, they still wouldn't want to compete with Comcast.
Not true. Right now you can stream Netflix and Hulu and music using your high speed Internet. No ISP can really regulate any legal material being streamed to a paying consumers box , whether it's Apple Tv or any other provider.
Apple is gonna change the TV much like they did the music and phone. 2013 is the beginning of the fall of huge greedy cable companies , mark my words . Apple knows how to handle this and satisfy all parties involved.
Ten years ago if anyone would suggest that there will come a day when you could buy single songs from an album , we would think they're crazy cause record companies & artists would never allow that. Look at iTunes and how it paved the way for digital music ;)
No ISP can "regulate" in the legal sense, but they can and do restrict traffic [ https://www.google.com/search?q=time+warner+netflix+throttling&aq=f&oq=t... based on source and/or charge extra (via caps) for traffic outside their sphere vs that which they sell themselves. [ http://shortformblog.com/post/21187808437/comcast-net-neutrality ]
They should not be allowed to, but while one political party is explicitly against Net Neutrality and the other one refuses to enforce it, the ISPs will always have that control.
Wrong Behshad. Until Apple buys a cable company or an ISP, they won't be any sort of ISP and without an ISP, you're Apple box is a paperweight. Without becoming an ISP, Apple isn't revolutionizing ANYTHING in the TV arena. Comcast, the other cable companies, and the Dish providers own that segment and you'd be crazy to think that they haven't researched and watched how Apple railroaded the record companies into iTunes. What you are missing is that by comparison, record companies were losing CD media sales to illegal online downloads of copyrighted songs. Artists were losing money too. So both artists and record companies had incentive to play ball with Apple. The cable and dish providers aren't losing any money to the web, because in the cable providers are ISP's and to a lesser extent, the dish providers are too. The cable companies (Comcast in particular) own the cable lines through which, most ISP services travel. Phone companies own the rest through DSL type services (AT&T U-Verse, for example). You really think AT&T is going to be willing to play ball with Apple again? There's a reason that they are emphasizing Android and Windows Phones in more ads than iPhones these days. They're not leasing any lines to Apple because they don't have any incentive to do so. They aren't losing any customers by not letting Apple in, but Apple loses an opportunity to twist arms and force their will on media companies who are bigger than Apple and therefore, have more power, money, and egos. Steve Jobs may have been able to get them to play ball but Cook can't get that done. It's not going to happen. No one is drinking Cook's Koolaid. Engineers and VP's have bailed on him.
We shall see. Not all Internet is tied in with cable companies ;)
Apple can afford to buy any of their competition out and move on forward.
Look what they did to the music industry. Once the record companies realized they can still make money , they listened and followed apple.
Look how apple got the cellular network providers to sell their products. 6-7 years ago you would've said " Apple can't succeed with their own cell phone cause they need CELLULAR TOWERS " ;)
Same will happen with TV !
From the summary, it is hard to see how this is much different than what my Uverse box has done for years, much less my old TiVo - but I suppose we'll learn about it in the inevitabl court case :)
Apple will do something that's never been done before : ala carte channels. Don't pay $100 for 300 channels out of which you only enjoy 10. Pay $5 per channel and use those you watch. Or bundle your favorite channels in a customized package and save even more.
They'll make more money on their hardware as usual ;)
Perhaps...but the reason a la carte channels have not been offered is not technical or UI issue Apple can resolve, it is purely monetary; channel suppliers prefer to be able to bundle channels. Apple may have enough money to throw at them to make them forget about it, but it does not sound like a sustainably good investment.
Even then, if Apple started offering a la carte channels, you can bet current cablecos and ISPs would find all sorts of legal-but-shady reasons to "shape" Apple TV traffic, which means Apple would have to run their own infrastructure if they wanted to control/ensure a certain user experience, which history suggests Apple wants above all.
I'm all for somebody giving cable providers a kick in the @ss -- Google Fiber might be a baby step, but still just an embryonic, regional blip -- but for Apple to do it from the device end down would take a *MASSIVE* commitment of resources and money -- at least on the order of Microsoft's initial XBox losses -- for Apple to make even a dent in that arena.
CRTC in Canada just supported a la Carte buying for consumers of cable tv !
This patent is the precedent to turning the Apple TV into a cable box so that, if Apple can convince the cable and satellite ISP's to allow it onto their network as a cable or satellite provider set top box, you can get Netflix or Hulu through it, in addition to your regular content. But both cable and satellite providers already provide us all with movie and TV content on mobile devices and computers, so they've freed us from being tied to the living room TV and a set top box for content, so they have no incentive to let Apple in. If Apple buys a cable or satellite company (and that is approved by the FCC, which isn't guaranteed), then Apple could do it without having to negotiate a lease to ISP networks. That's about the only way it will happen though.
I'm still waiting for 'a la carte' cable. My perfect line up would include streaming HD content from the following: The Discovery networks, Food network, The Sportsmans Channel, Outdoor Channel, Pursuit Channel, Huntit.TV Network, NBC Sports (Versus), various Fox Sports channels (particularly Fox Soccer), NHL Network, NFL Channel, along with Some form of movie streaming, MLS, NHL and Premier League packages... Beyond that they can keep it all.


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Apple isn't making a product no one cares about and is not exactly selling in droves? I'm shocked. Shocked i tell you.
Samsung unveils Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo smartwatches. World still waiting for iWatch...
Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo are Samsung's second-generation smartwatches. They've lost both the Android operating system and the "Galaxy" brand, but gained Samsung's own, home-grown, Linux-based Tizen operating system instead. What exactly that means will take a while — and a series of reviews — to figure out. Jerry Hildenbrand for Smartwatch Fans:
There are some substaintial changes since last year's Galaxy Gear, but at first glance they look very similar. We're OK with that, because we want the Gear to keep it's unique style and exceptional build-quality. The software, while completely different, also has a familiar look and users should be comfortable with the changes.
When Samsung announced the original Galaxy Gear smartwatch, I joked that it was a study of what an Apple iWatch wouldn't be. That part at least doesn't appear to have changed. If the Pebble is the Palm V of smartwatches, this feels like the Windows Mobile. That's not a bad thing, it's simply a reminder of just how new the entire category still is.
Apple, for their part, seems content to be patient as usual. They weren't the first smartphone and they weren't the first tablet. They don't care a flying flip about first. They want to be best. Just like Apple waited for the Treo and the BlackBerry, and the Tablet PC to identify problems they deeply believed they were uniquely position to solve, I imagine they'll wait for early smartwatches to frustrate us before they release an iWatch.
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Samsung unveils Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo smartwatches. World still waiting for iWatch...
I am so ready for the I watch to come out. My prediction is this fall of 2014
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Sure hope so
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Well Apple is having fun watching Samsung do something completely wrong .. And for once they are doing something without copying them .. But they brought out the gear because of the apple rumor so In a way they are copying ... Wait for the gear 3 it's gong to look like the iwatch
At least they got rid of those ugly screws on the front.
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Blah blah ugly as hell
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Once flexible phones and tablets are mainstream, the Smartwatch will be kicked to the kerb.
Being able to put your phone on your wrist is what I'm looking forward too.
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I still don't see the value in the product. They are waiting for apple to release their product so they can copy and design their product to be similar. This has been Samsung strategy for the longest. I've notice it with their TV's would be similar to sony TV's except it would be a plastic version of it.
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iWatch.. iWaitdesparately
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Apple is just waiting for Samsung to fail and they'll excel
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Honestly it doesn't matter if it's Samsung or Apple. I'm not prepared to be locked into a device ecosystem based on my choice of watch. Which is why I'll continue to stick with Pebble.
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I also have the Note 3 & the 1st Galaxy Gear, they work fantastic as a team, I run my business off those two great devices. The new Gear looks even better and has updated specs. If you own the Note 3 the Galaxy Gear is a must have. Samsund doesn't need to build their SmartWatch to work with any other companies phones, they have such a large share of the Smart Phone market, no need to build for anyone else but Samsung.
PS I also have the iPhone 5S and iPad mini. Just a tech fool always looking for the latest and greatest.
Ive always thought the gear and the smart tv were knee-jerk reactions based on a rumor. That's a lot of R&D dollars spent trying to beat another company to market. Take the time to study the consumer and scratch their itch. I don't think there was a real itch in the first place. They can't "revolutionize" and "disrupt" something every single year, that's crazy.
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You also can't go years without revolutionizing anything, like Apple has. It makes people start to consider other v options. In using a Nexus 5 now and not turning back until the iPhone provides a new experience at a lower cost. The Moto X and the Nexus 5 are threats to the carrier subsidy oligopoly. We need a bigger threat.
They took out the word camera bulge and moved it to the face, and took out the screws. Looks better. Still locked to Galaxy homes though, which I'll never buy. At least they removed the absolute mess of firmware it was running and replaced it with something purely Samsung. I'm still waiting on Google to sell an at-cost wearable. I would love to be able to search anything anywhere just by talking to my wrist


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Howard Rheingold's track record as a forecaster, envisioner, and participant/observer in the social side of new technologies is chronicled in his three recent worldwide bestsellers, Virtual Reality (1991), The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electric Frontier (1993), and The Millennium Whole Earth Catalog (1994). He was one of the cultural architects of the WELL, a pioneering virtual community, and is now a member of the WELL's board of directors. He was also the founding executive editor of Hot Wired, the commercial multimedia international publication launched by Wired magazine in 1994. His syndicated column, Tomorrow, appears weekly in major newspapers in the United States and Canada.
Rheingold focuses not on the technology of the Internet, but rather on the effects of this growing technology on society, and explains the human interests, the economic and political implications, and the meaning of the new global information infrastructure.
Mr. Rheingold's appearance at the Athenaeum is partially sponsored by the User Support Committee of The Claremont Colleges' Mellon Project. Please join us for this informative, timely lecture by a pioneer of the Internet.
Both Brimelow and Ungar have recently published books dealing with immigration and its significance for the United States. However, these authors maintain starkly antithetical views. Brimelow claims that the United States cannot assimilate the current wave of immigration and that multiculturalism risks dividing the American nation. He supports policy reforms that increase the border patrol, discontinue family reunification, and end automatic citizenship at birth. In contrast, Ungar argues that immigrants not only enrich the American experience, but play a critical role in renewing the national culture. Although some ethnic groups maintain their identities, they all contribute to American society.
Peter Brimelow is the author of Alien Nation: Common Sense about America 's Immigration Disaster (1995). A naturalized American citizen of British origin, Brimelow is currently a senior editor of Forbes and National Review. He has worked for Fortune and Barron's as well as for MacLean's and the Financial Post in Canada. A columnist for the London Times, his writings have also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Harper's, and The New York Times. The Salvatori Center for the Study of Individual Freedom in the Modern World is sponsoring Brimelow's visit.
Sanford J. Ungar's work is entitled Fresh Blood: The New American Immigrants (1995). A journalist for more than two decades, Ungar is now the dean of the School of Communication at American University in Washington, D.C. He is a former editor of The Atlantic as well as a past managing editor with Foreign Policy magazine. In broadcasting he has hosted All Things Considered on National Public Radio and The CBS News Night Watch. His other books include the bestseller Africa: The People and Politics of an Emerging Continent (1985), Estrangement: America and the World (1985), and FBI: An Uncensored Look Behind the Walls (1976).
The Athenaeum encourages students to attend and participate in what is sure to be an animated debate on an issue of vital importance. Dinner reservations are for CMC only. The 6:45 p.m. presentation is open to all.
Martha Andresen, B.A., B.S., University of Minnesota; M.A., Ph.D., Yale University, is the Phebe Estelle Spalding Professor of English Literature at Pomona College, where she has taught since 1972. She is a specialist in Shakespearean scholarship and teaching and is the recipient of numerous teaching awards, including Wig Awards for distinguished teaching at Pomona, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education's California Professor of the Year, and the Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, an international award sponsored by Baylor University. Andresen is the creator of WordPlay, a series of public lectures seeking to connect Shakespeare's art to our personal and professional lives.
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Pakkasem is the former secretary-general of the National Economic and Social Development Board in Thailand, serving from 1989-1994. He is currently a senator and member of the Judicial Council in Thailand, the chairman of Thai Securities Company Limited, and the director of Siam City Cement Public Company, Limited.
Pakkasem will be speaking on the topic of "The Emerging Middle Class in Southeast Asia" and its impact on the changing democracy in the area. Pakkasem's speech represents the "kickoff" presentation for the weekend-long Claremont Colleges' Asian Conference, which includes such notable speakers as Professor Peter Drucker, the honorable James Lilley, former United States ambassador to China, and the honorable Han Sung-Joo, former foreign minister of South Korea.
He was a visiting professor at Columbia University and concurrently a distinguished fellow at Rockefeller Brother's Fund from 1986 to 1987. In 1992 he was a visiting professor at Stanford University.
Since the late 1970s, Professor Han has served as advisor to the Korean government in foreign affairs, national defense, and unification issues. In 1985 he visited Pyongyang, North Korea, as a member of the Red Cross delegation to discuss family reunion and other humanitarian issues.
Han is a frequent contributor to professional and news journals both at home and abroad. From 1984 to 1993 he was a columnist for Newsweek International He is the author of many publications on domestic and international politics.
Graduating from Seoul National University in 1962, Han received his Ph.D. in political science from the University of California at Berkeley in 1970.
Showcasing her fiddling, Taylor has performed across the United States, Canada, and Europe. Taylor originally began her career in classical music, and she held a position as concertmaster and soloist at the Wolf Trap Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. In 1991 her album Twisted Fiddle (1991) earned critical acclaim for its jazz-influenced arrangements of country classics. As such, it was nominated for the "1991 folk album of the year."
This fiddler's unique musical career is evident in her multiple accomplishments. Since she first won the Oregon State Old Time Fiddle Championship in 1982, Taylor has been a featured soloist with the Sacramento and Corvallis symphonies. She has performed with author Ken Kesey in the Grammy and Emmy award-winning Mason Williams' river show "Of Time and Rivers Flowing" (1983). From 1993 to 1995 the American Center sponsored her two-year residency at the Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris; during that time she fiddled and recorded in Italy, France, Germany, and Switzerland.
An author of four violin books, Taylor conducts music workshops and is the European correspondent for Strings magazine. She holds a bachelor of music in violin performance from Webster College. Her latest musical release is Unsquare Dances (1995).
Levertov's poetry uniquely captures the essence of genuine human experience. Her poetry, although influenced by the poems of William Carlos Williams, is severely disciplined. Like few other poets, she adeptly combines keen understanding of human experience and sophisticated diction to create vivid and memorable poetry. An integral part of her poetry is religion; she says, "I believe poets are instruments on which the power of poetry plays." She believes that poets are not passive observers of life, but also the makers of life, which stems from shared experiences.
Denise Levertov's life is as dynamic as her poetry. After World War II, she worked in an antique store and bookstore in London, England. She later taught English in Holland, and worked as a nurse in Paris. She hitchhiked her way through France and came to the United States in 1948. She has taught at Drew University, Vassar College, and was writer-in-residence at City College of New York. Among her many honors include the Longview Award, Guggenheim Fellowship, Inez Boulton Prize, and a grant from the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
Please join us as Denise Levertov reads from her poetry.
Dith Pran's life in war-torn Cambodia was chillingly portrayed in the award-winning documentary, The Killing Fields (1984). During Pran's exile, Schanberg received a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of Cambodia, and he accepted the award on behalf of Pran. In October of 1979 Dith Pran escaped to Thailand and, eventually, to freedom.
In 1979 Pran came to the United States and has been with The New York Times as a photojournalist since his arrival. He is a member of the Asian-American Journalist Association, and was also appointed Goodwill Ambassador by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. He has testified numerous times before the subcommittee on East Asian Pacific Affairs of the Senate and House of Representatives regarding Cambodian politics and culture.
Dith Pran has dedicated his life to speaking for those who did not survive the Cambodian civil war and for the many who still suffer. He strives to educate all citizens about the horrors associated with holocausts and awaken them to the universal implications of all tragedies. The John Brown Cook Association is sponsoring Mr. Pran's appearance at the Athenaeum.
Mr. Otten's skill has earned him accolades around the world. His honors include first prize in the International Masters Piano Competition, the 1993 Palm Beach Invitational International Piano Competition, and the National Federation of Music Clubs Young Artist Competition. In January of 1994 he was presented at the Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, and he was later selected for the prestigious California Arts Council Touring Artists Roster. Otten received two graduate degrees in music from the University of Southern California.
Thomas Otten's program will include the works of Haydn, Ravel, Chopin, and Stravinsky. Please join us as this talented pianist performs at the Athenaeum.
Otten's performance is part of the Stotsenberg Chamber Music Series. His performance is made possible through a generous gift by Ed and Dorothy Stotsenberg, friends of Claremont McKenna College.
The piano for this evening's performance is provided courtesy of the Yamaha Corporation of America.
Reed, whose works display a comic, polemical brio, has written 15 books, the most recent being the novel Japanese by Spring (1993). Reed has won acclaim for his writing in all literary genres. Conjure: Selected Poems 1963-1970 (1972), a book of poetry, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, while The Wild Gardens of the Loup Garou (1982), an opera based upon his and Colleen McElroy's poetry, has been performed at Lincoln Center. Leading American composers have set his poetry to music in works that have been performed by such artists as Taj Mahal and Bobbie Womack. Reed is the author of four essay collections, including Writin' Is Fightin': Thirty-seven Years of Boxing on Paper (1988) and God Made Alaska for the Indians: Selected Essays (1982). His numerous articles and book reviews have appeared in such diverse publications as the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Yale Review, Le Monde, and The Japan Times Weekly.
Post-World War II African-American fiction might be typified by the surges and sags of its reaction to the radical works of Richard Wright, whose novel, Native Son (1940) could be said to inaugurate the era of the major black novelist. Black American writers-and not only black writers-continue to engage themselves with its elemental force.
There are two dates still open: Thursday, November 30 and Tuesday, December 5. Due to the popularity of the Madrigal, you are encouraged to sign up as soon as possible. Seating is on a first-come basis. The CMC community-students, faculty, and staff-will get a preferential sign-up period through October 22. After that all other Claremont Colleges students may sign up.
Use the reservation coupon to sign up and be sure to include your payment and meal card number when turning in your reservation at the Athenaeum office. If you wish to sit with a group, please turn in a list of all names and meal card numbers with your payment. We have a limited number of tables that can seat 8 or 10 people.
CMC students with meal card $10.00 per person
CMC students without meal card $13.00 per person
CMC faculty and staff (limit two tickets per person) $15.00 per person
Claremont Colleges students with meal card $12.00 per person
Claremont Colleges students without meal card $17.00 per person
Claremont Colleges faculty and staff (limit two tickets per person) $23.00 per person
Community persons $32.50 per person
Seating for each Madrigal Feast will begin at 6:00 p.m. with dinner beginning at 6:30 p.m. and concluding around 9:30 p.m. after the concert following each meal. All guests to the feast are expected to remain for the concert.
Where you sit at the Madrigal is entirely dependent upon when your paid reservation is received. Get a group of friends to sign up to sit together so that you may all have an unforgettable time at the Thirteenth Annual Madrigal Feast at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.


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With the ever growing volume of data, as well as the increasing complexity of corporate information, it is now becoming more difficult for organisations to identify and take advantage of valuable business information. Contemporary Business Intelligence addresses this conundrum by delivering the right information to the right people at the right time and in the right format. This unit aims to provide an introduction to the business uses, value and technologies of business intelligence. It will give students a broad overview of business intelligence and introduce current theories, techniques, frameworks, applications and technologies in business intelligence that satisfy business stakeholder requirements. It will also provide students with an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in using the industry-standard business intelligence system (IBM Cognos).
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Jobs posted for Aiken Fresh Market http://careers.thefreshmarket.com/Assistant Deli Manager Assistant Front End ManagerAssistant Grocery SpecialistAssistant Produce ManagerBakerBulk Specialist Candy/Coffee Specialist Cheese Specialist Deli Clerk Part-Time Gift/Floral SpecialistGrocery Specialist Meat Cutter Meat Manager Seafood Specialist
A career open house will be held early next month for the new Fresh Market, and the Aiken Workforce Center is offering assistance this week to help applicants get through the process with ease.
The new retailer will bring in approximately 80 to 90 jobs to the area, according to Fresh Market spokesperson Carly Dennis with Brave Public Relations, and most of those positions will be filled locally.
A variety of positions are open for residents to apply, and they are encouraged to do so before attending the open house.
The Aiken Workforce office will offer assistance in getting resume information submitted to Fresh Market before the open house through sessions to be held Thursday and Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., according to the Lower Savannah S.C. Works website.
The Aiken Workforce Center is located at 1571 Richland Ave. East.
The career open house will be held Feb. 6 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Woodside Plantation Country Club, 1,000 Woodside Plantation Drive.
Work started at the South Park Shopping Center over the summer to renovate the entire building to give it more of a downtown feel.
The Fresh Market will be approximately 19,000 square feet in size with other retail spaces ranging from 900 to 1,400 square feet.
Halvorsen Holdings, which operates the shopping center, has not listed any other tenants for the strip at this time.
According to Aiken City Manager Richard Pearce, the Fresh Market is expected to open this spring.
You can apply online before the open house at careers.thefreshmarket.com and type in the keyword 136.
STAFF PHOTO BY AMY BANTON Crews continue to work at the South Park Shopping Center where The Fresh Market will be the anchor store.×
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Carmella Tress is a fourth-year Clinical Psychology Psy.D. student at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. Carmella utilizes Empirically-Supported Treatments including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in working with individuals on a variety of issues including mental health problems and substance abuse. She practices from a Recovery-oriented perspective and enjoys practicing in a holistic manner with her clients. Her dissertation is focused on assessing the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of doctoral students and interns in APA -Accredited Clinical Psychology doctoral programs and internships, regarding Recovery principles and the provision of Recovery-oriented services.


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What is Facebook?
- Facebook is a free Web 2.0 social networking application
- Facebook is now available to anyone over 13 years of age and is used as an online means of connecting with friends and colleagues.
- Members can post information about themselves, create a personal profile, and post updates about their lives to share with others of their choosing.
- Ranked 2nd on the web for pageviews by Alexa
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Facebook at USD
- Facebook began its life as a university-based social networking system which means it is in use at every university everywhere.
- Campus entities and departments frequently make their presence known in this social networking atmosphere by creating groups and pages where other Facebook members can find up to date information, event postings, and re-connect with classmates.
- A popular academic use of Facebook is for marketing purposes, both to students within the university as well as to prospective students. http://www.academicagroup.com/node/5971
- Examples of classroom use of Facebook abound:
- Illinois State University instructor Peter Juvinall, teaches a freshman business course this fall, uses Facebook as a course-management system. He requires his students to "friend" him and says that the reaction is "99.9999 percent positive."
- Techniques known as "backchanneling to increase student engagement
- One PhD student leads a class that studies a wide range of use-cases, but they actively use a private Facebook group as a forum for class discussion, as well as a Delicious tag (inls490) that, when attached to an article or website, allows it to be archived in the class library of bookmarks that is used both for discussion and research.
The above examples can be further explored within this blog: http://blog.inigral.com/social-networking-use-cases-for-the-classroom/
At USD:
Many groups at USD are making information available to students, faculty and staff this way. Some of those groups include:
- The University of San Diego
- USD School of Business Administration (11 total)
- USD Alumni Association
- USD Career Services and many others as well as special student groups are too numerous to list here.
Why do I want it?
Facebook allows you to …
- Re-connect with classmates/colleagues
- Meet new people with similar interests
- Share and post updates and information with your network of friends
- Share departmental information with a selected group
- Post event information and current happenings for group members and page fans
How do I get it?
Joining Facebook is easy. Simply go to the Web site, http://www.facebook.com and follow the steps necessary to create a free account.
If you are interested in creating or getting help with a Facebook Group or Facebook Page for your department, school, or campus entity, use the tutorials below to help you get started.
How Do I get Help or Information?
Captivate Tutorial – How to create a Facebook Account and/or a Group Page
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Google shows results from its code search engine when you search for things related to programming languages: function names, classes, objects, methods so you can see real-life examples of use. For some reason, the snippets are always displayed after the third search result and they include up to four lines of code.
Google Code Search indexes "publicly accessible source code hosted on the Internet" and is the only search engine developed by Google that supports regular expressions and case-sensitive searches. It's also the only Google search engine that has keyboard shortcuts: after clicking on a search result, type n and p to go to the next/previous match.
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Firefighters reinstated after contentious Bennington meetingBy Patrick McArdle
Staff Writer | June 19,2013BENNINGTON — After a contentious meeting in a packed firehouse on Tuesday night, the chiefs of the Bennington Rural Fire Department voted to restore all 15 members who had been suspended last week to active duty.
Chief Shawn Gardner said he made the decision to "try to move this department forward."
The firefighters had been suspended because they were believed to have been involved in lighting a camper on fire at a Mudder's Day event on May 12. The host of the event, Milo Campbell, was at the meeting and spoke strongly in favor of returning the firefighters to active duty.
Mudder's Day, which has taken place for six years, includes mud pits through which people drive as part of the day's contests and events.
The 15 people, most of whom were at Tuesday's meeting, were suspended because of a state investigation into the incident. The Bennington Rural Fire Department's bylaws call for a member to be "granted a leave of absence" if he or she is being investigated or charged with a crime related to the fire department.
About 100 people were at the meeting at the fire department's Willow Road firehouse. Many of them made angry comments about Gardner, accusing him of not standing behind his men.
There are two fire departments in Bennington, the Bennington Fire Department which is overseen by the town and the Bennington Rural Fire Department which is funded by taxes collected within the fire district and overseen by a prudential committee.
On Monday, Joseph T. Hayes, a member of the prudential committee and fire department, was arraigned in Bennington District Court on a felony count of embezzlement. Hayes, who pleaded innocent, was accused of being involved in a raffle which was supposed to benefit the department. However, police said some of the raffle's winners and the fire department itself were never given their winnings.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER The 22 water systems in Vermont that draw from Lake Champlain are participating in a... Full StoryJOHANNESBURG When Cecil the lions carcass was finally found after he was lured out of a... Full StoryWASHINGTON It took Ted Cruz three months to raise $10 million for his campaign for president, a... Full Story
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The Mocs will have four seniors competing in the event, including Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Ankit Chopra (Chandigrah, India), Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.) and Roberto Vieira (Bedfordview, South Africa).
Action begins with doubles play on Friday morning. Barroetavena and Tresnan get things started with a 9:30 a.m. (E.D.T.) match against Eastern Kentucky's Florian Graskamp and Joao Maio. Vieira and Chopra will team up for a 10:30 a.m. match against Austin Peay's Sean Bailey and Aleksas Tverijonas.
Barroetavena leads off in singles play on Friday afternoon, facing Graskamp at 3:00 p.m. Tresan takes on Xavier's Adam Krull at 3:30 p.m. while Chopra has a first round match at 4:30 p.m. against EKU's Jan Dombrowski.
Vieira is seeded 17th in the singles main draw and has a first round BYE. He won't play his first singles match until Saturday morning at 11:30 a.m. His second round matchup will be against either Murry State's Joao Camara or MTSU's Ettore Zito. Vieira defeated Camara (6-1, 6-1) in last year's dual match with the Racers.
The Ohio Valley Regional is a strong one in collegiate tennis, consisting of nine teams that qualified for the 64-team field at the NCAA team tournament last season. Teams participating this weekend who also were in the NCAA's last year include East Tennessee, Eastern Kentucky, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, Memphis, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. Other teams participating in this weekend's regional hail from Austin Peay, Ball State, Belmont, Butler, Dayton, IUPUI, Lipscomb, Murray State, Tennessee Tech, Wright State and Xavier.
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