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Let's keep this undefeated streak going!! Come on Porcello!!
fair point that
Hopefully the bats stay hot. I think the chilly weather may help porcello. And please Ajax keep getting on base!
Anyone know somewhere to listen to the game for free online?
I was looking for a good online station as well. Nice work.
I've bookmarked it for the season. Too bad it's 45 seconds behind the TV broadcast on FoxSportsDetroit, but I'd much rather listen to Dan Dickerson than Mario and Rod and their "banter".
Not a fan of Rod and Mario? I think they're pretty entertaining
Rod Allen is great. He does a good job of pointing out different strategies and is one of the best when it comes to all the intricacies of a batter/hitter matchup.
3 up 3 down on 11 pitches. Good start!!
Miguel with a nice diving play to his right and a strong gun to first to get Longoria.
I found a sketchy place that's streaming it that i got linked to from another message board. It does indeed have a stream going with a less-than-HD picture. But it's certainly better than nothing:
FYI, you have to wait like 30 seconds for the ad in the middle to allow you to close it.
Stickin' it to Big Baseball, AND Comic Sans Explosion? hail2you, sir!
btw, Google Chrome with AdBlockPlus seems to be keeping me ad-free.
Nice throw by Jackson, and even nicer missed call by the umpire. Take what you can get.
I think Fielder was a good 2 steps off the bag...lol
3rd inning already...This is going to be a quick game!
Porcello has excellent late life on his FB today. Armside tail and tilt, with good down to it. Definitely a positive
Come on Ricky!! Getting into some trouble here with 2 outs!
Porcello's worked his way into a jam here in the 3rd. Bases loaded, 2 out, Longoria at the plate.
Rick in a jam here, hopefully we can end this inning without much damage.
Crap. Bases-loaded walk to Longoria. 1-0 Rays.
Woo I'll take being down only 1 after that mess, PS Jhonny nearly botched that one with the scoop and a weak toss.
That could have been much worse! Let's get those bats going!
HBP and walk to give up a run. Lucky to get out of that inning only down 1.
Good vision AJ. Come on Boesch!!
2 out rally for the Tigers with the big bats at the plate now, Matt Moore looks like a solid, solid prospect.
I'll take that!! A run is a run!!
This is vintage Porcello (aside from the walked in run). Fifty-three pitches through 4 innings, lots of groundballs, looking good for his first start of the year!
Nice play by Peralta.
Showin some range! Fielders been doing well fielding his throws too. Snowing hard at the park!
This is got to give us an advantage that we are facing these Florida boys in snowy weather.
Every pro baseball player is a "Florida boy." This is the coldest any of them have played in since last October, if not last April.
How about Jackson showing some plate discipline?? Two walks in 3 ABs today.
this could be a big inning
For those who don't know (all with two outs): Jackson walked, Boesch singled (jackson adanced to third), Cabrera intentionally walked. Fielder up now...
Edit: BLAST. That was a good opportunity to score. Oh well, Moore won't be much longer for this game. He's over 80 pitches through 5 innings. How's their bullpen looking?
Other than that not sure.
Ducks on the pond for the Tigs and Prince at the plate, make them pay for walking Miguel!
Time for a Fielder Grand Salami!
or a pop out
nice play by Fielder. These big boys can play some defense.
Shows how much respect the league has for Cabby
I've only caught 5 innings of FSD Tigers coverage this year, and I've already heard Rod mention the fact that Ryan Braun only received 2 intentional passes all last season *twice*! I assume that is *way* more times than the Brewers' color guy has mentioned Miggy's 2011 intentional walks.
HAHA. In 4 hours and 150-160 game they televise on FSD, they are bound to repeat themselves several times!
Is there a website that tracks such stats live?
Porcello has been strong so far. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come.
The Rays seem to shift for every batter in the line up. I know NYY was talking about it so this must be a head game thing.
The Rays appear to shift for almost every batter in the lineup. NYY mentioned it so I'm guessing it frustrated them so let's hope the Tigers keep their heads in this series.
Run for Tampa, 2-1. Did Jennings reach on an infield single? All it says in the MLB Gameday thing is "singles on a ground ball to Peralta."
Perralta got to it, but never threw it. Molina scored on it, then G$ threw out Jennings stealing 2nd


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March 11, 2013
The family of Gerda Lerner, Robinson-Edwards Professor Emerita of U.S. Women's History, will join with the Department of History to host a celebration of Lerner's life and work on Sunday, April 28.
Lerner died on Jan. 2 at her home in Madison. She was 92.
The event will take place at 1 p.m. in the Morgridge Auditorium, 1100 Grainger Hall, located at 975 University Ave. Attendees are asked to RSVP by Friday, March 28 to Florencia Mallon, chair of the history department and a longtime friend. In addition, a block of rooms will be held at the Doubletree Hotel, 525 W. Johnson St., for out-of-town guests.
Lerner, who joined the UW-Madison faculty in 1980, established the nation's first graduate program in women's history in 1972. In 1981, she founded UW-Madison's doctoral program in the same discipline, leading it until her retirement in 1991. Several of her scholarly works are considered classics in the field of women's history, including "The Creation of Patriarchy" (1986), "The Creation of Feminist Consciousness" (1993) and "Black Women in White America" (1972), which she edited.
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|Cardiac output (CO) and stroke volume (SV) are the key hemodynamic parameters to be monitored and assessed in ambulatory and critically ill patients. The purpose of this study was to introduce and validate a new algorithm to continuously estimate, within a proportionality constant, CO and SV by means of mathematical analysis of peripheral arterial blood pressure (ABP) waveforms. The algorithm combines three variants of the Windkessel model. Input parameters to the algorithm are the end-diastolic pressure, mean arterial pressures, inter-beat interval, and the time interval from end-diastolic to peak systolic pressure. The SV estimates from the three variants of the Windkessel model were weighted and integrated to provide beat-to-beat SV estimation. In order to validate the new algorithm, the estimated CO and SV were compared to those obtained through surgically implanted Transonic™ aortic flow probes placed around the aortic roots of six Yorkshire swine. Overall, estimation errors in CO and SV derived from radial ABP were 10.1% and 14.5% respectively, and 12.7% and 16.5% from femoral ABP. The new algorithm demonstrated statistically significant improvement in SV estimation compared with previous methods.
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Christmas tour and tree festival will be Dec. 7
BURGAW | The Pender County Historical Society will host the third annual Christmas Tour and Tree Festival, from 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.
The Society has added a new feature this year. The Burgaw Depot will be open and have numerous decorated Christmas Trees provided by local businesses. This is included in the cost of the ticket, $15 for adults and $10 for ages 3 to 10. Checks should be made payable to Pender Historical Society.
The tour and tree display will revolve around the Burgaw Christmas Tree Lighting on the courthouse square at 6 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased by calling the Pender County Museum at 259-8543 or available at Harrells Department Store, 107 Wright St.; Rochelle Furniture Co., 111 W. Fremont St.; Burgaw Antique Place, 101 S. Wright St.; and Brown Dog Coffee Co.103-A West Fremont St., all in Burgaw.
Holiday open house for the Herring Collection
BURGAW | The Dallas Herring Carolina Heritage Collection, now an annex of Pender County Public Library, will be hosting a holiday open house, 4-8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7 at 108 Cowan St.
Now on exhibit is an original late 17th century portrait of Virginia planter Thomas Carter in the original baroque frame on short term temporary loan from the Duplin County Historical Foundation. Thomas Carter lived 1651-1710 in the Isle of Wight County, VA but his descendants also settled in North Carolina including Duplin County. This early American portrait has been dated to 1697. The open house will also feature original water color paintings of Burgaw by Southport artist Roger Tatum as well as selected limited edition giclee art prints of the coast and mountains of North Carolina.
The open house is a companion activity to the Pender County Historical Society's Holiday Home Tour in Burgaw.
Admission to the open house is free.
The complete ticketed home tour includes admission to the new Festival of Trees at the Historic Burgaw Depot.
For more information about the ticketed tour, call 259-8543.
Historical Society of Topsail Island to meet
TOPSAIL BEACH | The Historical Society of Topsail Island will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, at the Assembly Building, 720 Channel Blvd.
The guest speaker will be Baylus Brooks, a collections specialist/archivist from the Laupus Library at East Carolina University Greenville. He will discuss the history of the Brunswick settlement, the Battle of Brunswick and Wilmington and the migration of the "family" from South Carolina to the Cape Fear area concentrating on Sloope Point.
The lecture and lunch will be $12, $10 for senior citizens over 70. The lunch will be provided by the Home Port and the menu consist of baked chicken breast in lemon sauce, red bliss potatoes, green beans, house salad with dressing, roll, Tiramisu, fudge cake and iced tea.
Reservations must be made before Thursday, Dec. 5 by calling Susan Braun at (973) 518-2425 or email smprice614 @ yahoo.com.
Chamber launches shop local program
SURF CITY | The Greater Topsail Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring "Hometown Christmas", a program encouraging residents to shop local this holiday season.
Businesses participating in the Hometown Christmas program are offering discounts and specials through Dec. 26.
Participating in this year's Hometown Christmas program are Bellavie Boutique, Bumblebee, Carolina Decor & More, Finesse Pro Services, Inc., Gallagher's Bar & Grill, The Gift Basket, Hampstead Pool, Spa & Patio, Inc., Mia's Marketplace, Olde Point Golf & Country Club, Quarter Moon Books & Gifts, Sugar Island Bakery, The Topsail Island Trading Company, Topsail Sportswear, Inc., and Treasure Realty.
The Greater Topsail Area Chamber of Commerce serves the business community from Scotts Hill to Sneads Ferry.
Details: 329-4446 or www.topsailchamber.org
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TOPSAIL | The Greater Topsail Area Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 10-09 announces the election of its officers for 2014. Ken Yackly of Hampstead was elected as flotilla commander and Bill Woodhouse, of Hampstead, was elected as vice flotilla commander.
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SAN ANTONIO (July 1, 2013)--Fire department arson investigators are looking into the cause of suspicious fires that destroyed two school buses and a truck and damaged a portable at a school in San Antonio.
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"It is not a sword," Throgg insisted. "Not a sword. It's is a svord. Like, the svame vay you are svelte."
"Throgg, please," Lolegolas insisted. "That makes no sense. It's a sword. That draenei has an accent, that's all."
"No!" the orc countered. "It is for the choppink of things. You use the svord for choppink and attackink."
Lolegolas sighed and flopped back down on his cushion. "Fine. Glovaal's Choppink Svord is not a sword. It is an entirely different critter. A whole new kind of weapon."
"Thank you svery much," Throgg replied.
"Just," Lolegolas asked, "could you please stop mimicking the accent?"
"Svy?" Throgg replied.
Glovaal's Choppink Svord
- Type Two-Handed Sword
- Damage 738 - 1108 (279.6 damage per second)
- Speed 3.30
- Strength 152
- Stamina 228
- Item level 272
- Increases your critical strike rating by 116 (2.53% @ L80)
- Increases your haste rating by 77 (2.35% @ L80)
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How to get rid of it The choppink svord sells for 20 gold, 51 svilver, and 25 copper.
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Paper cash squeezed by plastic
Over many years, consumers have moved from precious metals to cash and now, increasingly to plastic. As credit cards represent loans and not money, the Federal Reserve does not consider them to be part of the nation's money supply. Nevertheless, statistics show consumers more often favor plastic over cash when making purchases.
There are 185 million consumers with credit cards, according to CardWeb.com. The average person carries 3 bank issued cards and 4 retail credit cards, which means there are more than 1.3 billion credit cards in circulation.
A recent survey by Dove Consulting and the American Bankers Association reported some 53 percent of consumer purchases are made with plastic. This represents an increase of some 23.3 percent in just the past 14 years.
The attraction of plastic is clearly growing fast. There are a number of reasons for this, including the most obvious: convenience.
Plastic is far more convenient than cash, which can cost over $3 in fees if you withdraw from an ATM that's not in your bank's service area. Credit cards are also less prone to theft or being stolen. Many banks or card services offer protection if you promptly notify them.
Spending transactions on credit cards offer a most convenient paper trail for businesses and taxpayers. This saves bookkeeping time and expense.
Because money charged against a credit card is at its heart a loan, plastic money has attractions when unemployment is high and banks are not lending. Introductory zero interest charges on new credit cards are particularly attractive. By transferring balances cleverly, consumers can obtain zero interest loans so long as they repay them with new zero cost money before the non-interest period ends and credit card charges kick in.
Unlike cash, many credit cards offer rewards for plastic purchases, such as frequent flier and purchase points. Even cash-back cards are becoming widely circulated. Some cash-back cards offer more than 6 percent return for shopping with them. Valuable and very convenient insurance coverage is offered by many cards for those renting vehicles.
Some credit cards offer extended warranty protection on purchases of TVs, computers, etc for up to a year. Often this coverage is equal to or more generous in amount and coverage period than what is offered by the manufacture. Furthermore, it usually automatically comes with the purchase, offering added convenience.
There are downsides to credit cards. Interest charged on unpaid credit card debt can be very substantial. Therefore, it is wise to pay off all credit cards in full each month if in any way possible.
Paying off credit card debt in a timely manner has three advantages. First, it encourages financial discipline. Second, a record of prompt payment of credit card debt can help to establish a high credit rating. Lastly, responsible use of a credit card enables consumers to establish a good relationship with their credit card company. In times of trouble, relationships can be helpful.
Though cash is king in most recessions, physical cash is being squeezed out by plastic money for convenience and rewards.
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With a grateful heart and with a lot of thankfullnes to God we just want to share that we have moved.
We lived in a small cute house, but now we have a much bigger house! It was really an answer to our prayers.Out of the blue we were blessed by a change to move here.We really felt that the Lord was opening doors for us.
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Isaiah 2:2 And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain of the LORD'S house shall be established in the top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow unto it.
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Question: A couple of weeks ago, you published some of the Internal Revenue Service changes that are effective for 2011 tax returns. Are there more changes we should know about?
Question: A couple of weeks ago, you published some of the Internal Revenue Service changes that are effective for 2011 tax returns. Are there more changes we should know about?
Answer: Yes. The changes detailed below were provided by Jennifer Jenkins, who handles media relations for the IRS in Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
- The maximum Adoption Credit for 2011 has been increased to $13,360 per child (up from $13,170). This credit is refundable, meaning that eligible taxpayers can get this credit even if they owe no tax. In general, the credit is based on qualified adoption expenses which include adoption fees, court costs, attorney's fees and travel expenses. Income limits apply. See Form 8839, Qualified Adoption Expenses.
- Many parents and students can use the American Opportunity Credit to help offset the cost of up to four years of qualified post-secondary education expenses. This credit modified the Hope Credit and later was extended for an additional two years (2011 and 2012). Income guidelines are expanded and required course materials are added to the list of qualified expenses. Many people eligible for this credit will qualify for the maximum annual credit of $2,500 per student.
- The Lifetime Learning Credit is available for all years of postsecondary education and for courses to acquire or improve job skills. Qualified expenses include tuition and fees, course-related books, supplies and equipment. The full credit generally is available to eligible taxpayers who make less than $61,000, or up to $122,000 for married couples filing a joint return. For 2011, the maximum credit is $2,000 per tax return.
- The Non-Business Energy Property Credit may be claimed if you made energy-efficient improvements to your primary residence in 2011. Generally, the credit is 10 percent of the cost of qualified energy efficiency improvements, to include adding insulation, energy-efficient exterior windows and doors and certain roofs. The cost of installing these items does not count.
- Teachers may be able to use the Educator Expense Deduction to reduce their income subject to tax by up to $250 for qualified out-of-pocket expenses for the classroom. Married educators who file a joint return may claim a deduction up to $500 if each had qualified expenses of at least $250. The Educator Expense Deduction can be claimed on Form 1040 (Line 23) or Form 1040A (Line 16).
- Taxpayers who claimed the First-Time Homebuyer Credit for a home bought in 2008 (maximum credit $7,500) generally began repaying it last year (on their 2010 tax return). In most cases, the credit must be repaid over a 15-year period. Many of those affected by this requirement received reminder letters from the IRS. See Form 5405.
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My paternal grandmother, Elizabeth Margaret Sergeant, arrived in Sydney in December 1949 from Glasgow aboard the SS Cameronia with her parents and sisters. She was 14 years old. Her father Robert, was a fitter, who had returned from the war, eager to find a better life for his family.
The ship departed Glasgow on 1 November 1949, on her maiden voyage as a migrant ship. The SS Cameronia had just had an extensive £1,000,000 refit – the cost of which was shared equally between the Australian and British governments.
I am only sharing a tiny snippet of the articles available on Trove relating to the SS Cameronia, more are in a public list called Cameronia (Migrant Ship), which is by no means exhaustive. For more information on using lists on Trove see their information page on Lists.
|1949-12-12. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE BRITISH LINER CAMERONIA. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION) http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/303049 found via Trove (http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/165070927)
|1949 'Trials For Special Migrant Ship.', The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), 10 October, p. 13, viewed 3 September, 2012, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article26673719
|1949 'CAMERONIA'S FIRST VOYAGE AFTER £1,000,000 REFIT.', The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), 3 December, p. 9, viewed 3 September, 2012, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47687444


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After a fashion, this republic still operates on that principle. In 1860, the grand experiment was challenged. One side saw in the Declaration that it could declare itself a different nation. The other side saw that the experiment would fail if a part of it could withdraw whenever it pleased.
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A big thanks to Mike Linksvayer
The following post is by Cathy Casserly (CEO) and Joi Ito (Board Chair).
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Many of you know Mike Linksvayer, the first CTO and then Vice President of Creative Commons. Mike started at Creative Commons back in 2003 (almost a decade ago!), and since then has shepherded CC through a period of great expansion, providing leadership and support for efforts across various initiatives and around the world. He has also been a great help to all of us this past year, during the transition from part-time to full-time CEO. We can not begin to name everything that Mike has done, not only for Creative Commons, but for free and open culture generally, so we'll just name a few, with the caveat that, if ever there was a jack of all trades, he is Mike Linksvayer.
Since 2003, Mike has helped to:
- forward RDFa to a W3C Recommendation,
- migrate Wikipedia to BY-SA,
- build scalable tools and processes to support translation and localization,
- deploy constituent management tools to support fundraising and development,
- provide a great place for technical interns to come and develop their skills,
- improve scalability and responsiveness of the CC website,
- build visionary legal tools that enhance access to and grow our valuable public domain
- test, test and re-test new ideas and experimental projects,
- support the continued development and well-being of staff,
- develop our global network, providing guidance, support and encouragement for our affiliates worldwide,
- bridge communities including F/LOSS and Wikimedia, and
- implement compliant, employee-friendly operations and procedures to scale with staff size and program complexity, and
- bring exaggerated skepticism, rigorous logic and thorough analysis to all of CC's program activities.
Finally, the board and staff would like to acknowledge that Mike has served as the primary voice of reason and forward thinking that has kept Creative Commons on a track that balances idealism with resource realism. We are grateful for Mike Linksvayer's exceptional role in building the Creative Commons organization.
His contributions to CC make it all the more difficult to announce Mike's transition from Vice President to Senior Fellow at Creative Commons. In his new role, he will continue to advise on CC-related research and tech projects, in addition to overarching strategy. We fully expect Mike will continue to bring passion and opinion and reason to all of our work in his new role.
Please join us in thanking Mike for all of his hard work! Mike, we wish you the very best in your future endeavors.10 Comments »
Web 2.0 Expo: Creating a Culture of Sharing
Thursday a panel at Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco explores an important question for anyone building or participating in a website premised on collaboration among users — Creating a Culture of Sharing — maximizing collaboration and minimizing conflict and other costs.
This is an important question not only for entrepreneurs and communities, but for the commons generally — the success of which depends significantly on the vibrancy of sites where the commons is built. So I'm happy to participate on this panel with representatives of two such sites — Jack Herrick of wikiHow and Emily Richards of ArtisTech Media (which has run ccMixter since last year). The panel will be moderated by Josh Crandall of Netpop Research, which conducted a study on noncommercial use with Creative Commons last year.
Previewing the panel, the Web 2.0 Expo blog has published an excellent interview with Jack Herrick, worth reading in its entirety. Excerpt:
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Kaitlin: So, out with it – how do you create a "Culture of Sharing"? Or at least, what would your 1 minute elevator pitch be?
Jack: We like to call wikiHow "built to share". And we do it three ways:
- Build trust with your community. At wikiHow we do this via open content licensing and building and distributing our open source software.
- Build software which enables sharing and collaboration. A common example of this is to have tools to allow others to easily republish content on other sites.
- Walk the walk. Be accessible to your community and practice the behavior of sharing, openness that you want your community to adopt.
Collaborative² Futures
FLOSS Manuals, true to its name, produces manuals for free software applications. The manuals themselves are freely licensed and often written in book sprints. This January, as part of the Transmediale festival in Berlin, FLOSS Manuals attempted its first non-manual booksprint — a considerably harder task, as no structure is implied. Only the book title, Collaborative Futures, was given — a collaborative experiment about the future of collaboration.
The initial collaborators each had considerable experience with free software or free culture collaborations — Michael Mandiberg, Marta Peirano, Alan Toner, Mushon Zer-Aviv, me, and FLOSS Manuals' honcho Adam Hyde and programmer Aleksandar Erkalovic.
Initially we thought we'd write much about licenses and other topics much debated by those in the free software and free culture community. After a day of intense discussion of book content and structure, those debates were left in the background as we tackled explaining what kinds of collaboration we intended to write about and speculating about what the future of collaboration holds. As appropriate, we did use licenses — the book is released under the CC Attribution-ShareAlike license and incorporates a fair amount of previously existing material under the same or compatible licenses (surprisingly enough, none from Wikipedia).
A one minute video was made for the book's New York launch, available at the Internet Archive and Vimeo.
There's also a licensing (and collaboration?) story behind the video. Producer Bennett Williamson wanted to use "Rolands Vegners" by Ergo Phizmiz & Margita Zalite as the soundtrack. Bennett writes on his Free Music Archive blog:
This was a problem, because Collaborative Futures (and all its related materials) already had a different type of CC license than Ergo's track; Attribution-ShareAlike and Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike respectively.
I really liked the song and wanted to keep it in the video, so I contacted Ergo and asked him if he'd be willing to change the license type of his track… and he agreed! Score one for copyright alternatives!
So remember kids, when syncing up these jams to your sweet vids, make sure that your derivitive has a license that jives with that of the original work. And sometimes all you have to do is ask.
With that, here's ten more instrumentals from the Archives ready for you to slap into your timeline. Thanks to those of you who made suggestions of tracks to include; please keep them coming!
All well worth keeping in mind for future collaborations. Check out the book, and more importantly, FLOSS Manuals and the Free Music Archive, excellent free culture projects covering a broad range of tastes.Comments Off on Collaborative² Futures
Creative Commons VP Mike Linksvayer on NBC's "Press:Here"
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Yesterday morning, "Press:Here" – a new technology news TV show produced by NBC in the San Francisco Bay Area – aired an interview with Creative Commons Vice President Mike Linksvayer. The episode serves as a nice primer to CC; in it, Mike gives some of our backstory and talks about how people and organizations are using CC's copyright licenses to make sharing and collaboration easier. Mozilla CEO John Lilly is one of the episode's other featured guests. Watch it online.
FSCONS 2009: Call for Participation
Free Culture, Free Software, and Free Content will again join forces under the banner of "Free Society" at FSCONS 2009 in Gothenburg, Sweden, 13-15th November. The organizers, Creative Commons Sweden, Free Software Foundation Europe, and Wikimedia Sverige, have just announced the conference's Call for Participation.
Last year's conference featured a host of workshops and speakers, including CC's Mike Linksvayer on "How far is free culture behind free software?" and Victor Stone on ccMixter's solution to online attribution via Sample Pool API.
We're looking forward to what this year's FSCONS has in store. Submissions close on June 21, so send in your proposal soon!Comments Off on FSCONS 2009: Call for Participation
Creative Commons wins the 2008 Free Software Foundation Award for Project of Social Benefit!
Saturday at Libre Planet, the Free Software Foundation's annual conference, Creative Commons was honored to receive the FSF's Award for Projects of Social Benefit:
The FSF Award for Projects of Social Benefit is presented annually to a project that intentionally and significantly benefits society by applying free software, or the ideas of the free software movement, in a project that intentionally and significantly benefits society in other aspects of life.
Since its launch in 2001, Creative Commons has worked to foster a growing body of creative, educational and scientific works that can be shared and built upon by others. Creative Commons has also worked to raise awareness of the harm inflicted by increasingly restrictive copyright regimes.
Creative Commons vice president Mike Linksvayer accepted the award saying, "It's an incredible honor. Creative Commons should be giving an award to the Free Software Foundation and Richard Stallman, because what Creative Commons is doing would not be possible without them."
Congratulations also to Wietse Venema, honored with the Award for the Advancement of Free Software for his "significant and wide-ranging technical contributions to network security, and his creation of the Postfix email server."
FSF president Stallman presented a plaque by artist Lincoln Read commemorating the award to Creative Commons.
It is worth noting that the FSF Social Benefit Award's 2005 and 2007 winners are Wikipedia and Groklaw both because it is tremendous to be in their company and as the former is in the process of migrating to a CC BY-SA license (thanks in large part to the FSF) and the latter publishes under a CC BY-NC-ND license.
Only last December CC was honored to receive an award from another of computing's most significant pioneers, Doug Engelbart.
Thanks again to the Free Software Foundation and Richard Stallman. Please join us in continuing to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his founding of the free software movement. As Stallman would say, "Happy Hacking!"Comments Off on Creative Commons wins the 2008 Free Software Foundation Award for Project of Social Benefit!
CC on BeyondTheBook podcast and at UGCX conference
The latest Beyond The Book podcast (mp3) features an interview with CC staff Mike Linksvayer and Melissa Reeder. The two main themes discussed are the intersection of public sharing under CC licenses and alternative private arrangements (see our post on Ozmo, a service that enables both, discussed on the podcast) and the upcoming UGCX conference.
Melissa Reeder will speak on a panel titled Sharing, Selling and Defending Photos Online at the conference, February 10 in San Jose, California.
Conference attendees intrigued by what Melissa has to say can make the trip up to San Francisco the next evening (February 11) for our CC Salon SF!
Addendum: Those in San Jose looking for even more CC info, and soon, you're in luck. Thursday evening (February 5) Mike is presenting Open Licensing 101: How to Get the Most Out of Your Copyrights in the Information Age, hosted by California Lawyers for the Arts.Comments Off on CC on BeyondTheBook podcast and at UGCX conference
Update: CC Salon SF venue announced
We're delighted to announce that the next CC Salon SF (Wednesday, February 11, from 7-9pm) will be held at PariSoMa, located at 1436 Howard Street, San Francisco (map and directions). We extend our sincerest thanks to the generous folks at PariSoMa for offering up their lovely space! We hope you'll join us in making our first evening in these new surroundings a warm and lively one. Light refreshments will be served.
We'll have the entire CC staff under one roof, and the evening's program includes brief presentations from:
Mike Linksvayer, Vice President
Eric Steuer, Creative Director
Catharina Maracke, Director, Creative Commons International
John Wilbanks, Vice President, Science Commons
Ahrash Bissell, Executive Director, ccLearn
Joi Ito, CEO
Following the presentations, we'll open the floor to questions and discussion. Whether you've been a fan of CC from the start or you're new to the world of free culture, this salon is not to be missed!
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CC Salon SF 2/11/09
For February's salon, we're thrilled to have the entire CC staff under one roof, coming from as far as Los Angeles, Dubai, Boston, and Berlin, and as near as SF's SOMA district, to speak about what they've been up to internationally and in the realms of science, culture, and education. Whether you've been a fan of CC from the start or you're new to the world of free culture, this salon is not to be missed.
The salon will be held on Wednesday, February 11, from 7-9pm. Location TBD. For location info, please check back at http://wiki.creativecommons.org/San_Francisco_Salon
From 7-8:15pm, we'll have brief presentations from:
Mike Linksvayer, Vice President
Eric Steuer, Creative Director
Catharina Maracke, Director, Creative Commons International
John Wilbanks, Vice President, Science Commons
Ahrash Bissell, Executive Director, ccLearn
Joi Ito, CEO
At 8:15pm, we will open the floor for questions and discussion.
Come meet the members of CC's fabulous staff for a fun-filled evening of presentations, conversations, and mingling. We hope to see you there!
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Nordic Cultural Commons Conference
In the wave of free culture gatherings this October, don't miss out on the Nordic Cultural Commons Conference 2008, in Stockholm on October 22-23, organized by the Creative Commons Nordic network.
How is business created around open licensing? What benefits does the Creative Commons model provide for public broadcasting and archiving? How open licensing changes the production of cultural works? How does the common Nordic legal environment affect re-use of cultural works?
Nordic Cultural Commons Conference provides insight into these questions. Bringing together all Nordic Creative Commons scholars and practitioners, it is also a great opportunity to meet and discuss the latest open content practices and ideas.
Speakers include Mike Linksvayer (Creative Commons), John Buckman (Magnatune), Nicklas Lundblad (Google) and Paul Gerhardt (BBC Creative Archive), as well as Creative Commons Project Leads Henrik Moltke (CC Denmark), Prodromos Tsiavos (CC England & Wales), and Herkko Hietanen (CC Finland).
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Two of college basketball's giant-killers of the 2000s, Butler and Gonzaga, have agreed to a home-and-home series for the next two seasons.
Butler is to travel to Spokane, Wash., to meet the Zags on Dec. 20. The Bulldogs are to play at Stanford two or three days later.Gonzaga is to visit Hinkle Fieldhouse in December 2012.
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Once more, House Republicans have shown us they have no clue on how to deal with the Affordable Care Act, by voting last week, for the 50th time, to repeal the law rather than come up with solutions to make it better.
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The Supreme Court of Appeal has granted Solidarity leave to appeal in the matter of a policewoman who was refused promotion because of her race, the trade union said on Monday.
Spokesman Dirk Groenewald said the union aimed to get a 2010
Labour Court ruling enforced that Captain Renate Barnard be promoted as she had been racially discriminated against.
Barnard applied for the same position twice and was each time recommended as the most suitable candidate by the interview panel, but not appointed.
When this happened a third time, the post was withdrawn, as being "not critical".
The SA Police Service (Saps) appealed against the 2010 Labour Court ruling.
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Solidarity deputy general secretary Dirk Hermann said the Labour Appeal Court ruling was in contravention of the Employment Equity Act. The Act was against the "mechanical" use of quotas.
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Acoustic Micro Imaging Speeds Development of Blood Tester
An emerging testing method helped a diagnostic product manufacturer ensure the integrity of its cartridge housing.
You'll have to wait a little longer—we're waiting for the results of your tests."
Soon, healthcare practitioners in hospital emergency rooms will no longer have to wait hours after taking a patient's blood sample to obtain test results. Instead, they will be able to receive results by wireless communication in less than 15 minutes through the use of a new automated system that tests whole-blood samples right in the emergency room.
Called FasTraq, the automated system is nearing final development by Quantech Ltd. (Eagan, MN). The countertop system relies on the principle of surface plasmon resonance, which identifies and quantifies both native and foreign molecules by the interaction of light and electrons. FasTraq will look for molecules associated with specific diseases or conditions, including heart attacks, pregnancy, red and white blood cell counts, blood coagulation, kidney function, pancreas function, and electrolytes. The system will also perform tests for liver function, drugs of abuse, therapeutic drugs, and other conditions. Quantech has already received FDA 510(k) approval for its cardiac markers for myoglobin, for the heart attack marker CK-MB, and for a pregnancy test. A third heart attack marker, for Troponin I, meets clinical requirements. Quantech is developing numerous other tests as well.
A specialized cartridge called Prepaq, designed to hold blood samples for testing, is one of the most critical components of the system. A single cartridge can be used for up to six tests, and the system can accommodate up to 20 cartridges simultaneously. To ensure the reliability of the cartridges, Quantech turned to Sonoscan Inc. (Elk Grove Village, IL) to verify, through the use of acoustic micro imaging (AMI), the bond between the cartridge's base and a top film. An announcement in the March 2000 issue of PMP News introduced Sonoscan to Quantech.
Blood samples to be tested are collected by traditional means and placed in the cartridge, which consists of a solid plastic base, on top of which a film is bonded. In the top surface of the plastic base are numerous channels through which the blood or other fluids will flow during testing. The film forms the top boundary of these channels. Bonding the film to the base, however, must not block any channels, and there can be no delamination between the film and the base, which would permit leakage between channels.
Quantech could have used testing methods designed for less-demanding applications, such as pull tests or liquid flow tests. But since the functionality of the channels is key to FasTraq's operation, Quantech determined that it needed a reliable method that could permit development engineers to actually see the bond between the film and the Prepaq cartridge. AMI appeared to offer such capability.
In its basic form, AMI images and analyzes the integrity of internal bonds in materials. To do this, an AMI system pulses very high frequency ultrasound into a sample and makes images based on the intensity and polarity of the returned echoes. The frequencies used in AMI range from 10 MHz to more than 200 MHz; as the frequency increases, so does resolution. Penetration is less at high frequencies, but many applications do not require deep penetration. What matters is the behavior of ultrasound pulsed into a sample: air-filled gaps such as delaminations and voids in the sample reflect all of the ultrasound, and these gaps have the highest contrast in the acoustic image. Well-bonded interfaces between materials reflect a portion of the ultrasound and thus have moderate contrast. The degree of reflection from an interface depends on the difference in acoustic impedance (density times acoustic velocity) between the two materials involved. If one of the materials is air (or any other gas), the difference is maximized, since the density of air is so slight.
In making an acoustic image, an ultrasonic transducer of a selected frequency scans over the sample, pulsing ultrasound and receiving the return echoes several thousand times per second. The speed of ultrasound through most production materials (polymers, metals, ceramics) is very high, and the round trip typically takes less than 1 microsecond, a fact that enables the transducer to scan at high speed and still collect the very large number of data points needed for high-resolution imaging.
An important point in AMI is that echoes are reflected from various depths within the sample, and therefore arrive back at the transducer at slightly different times. This makes it possible to gate the return echoes electronically, using only those return echoes within a specified time window. The acoustic image then displays only the desired depth within the sample.
The Prepaq cartridge presented three layers for acoustic imaging: the film, the bond layer, and the bulk plastic below. The return echoes could therefore be gated rather widely to view the entire bond by including in the gate the lower part of the film, all of the bonding layer, and the top part of the plastic. But narrower gates could be used to image only the interface between the film and the top of the bonding layer, or only the interface between the bottom of the bonding layer and the top of the plastic. Gating at various depths gives precise information about a defect such as a delamination, and helps to evaluate the overall quality of the bond or to diagnose the cause of a defect.
Figure 1 is the AMI image of the seal of the film to the plastic cartridge during an early stage of cartridge development. White and gray areas are well bonded, while red areas are gaps. Since the film encloses the tops of the channels in the cartridge, the channels should appear as red, gap-type features. Some of the channels in Figure 1 are white, indicating that the process of sealing the film has also sealed the channel shut. In addition, there are several red areas away from the channels. These are delaminations of the film from the plastic base, and are troublesome because they could develop into leakers between adjacent channels.
Figure 1. High-resolution acoustic image of a portion of one film-cartridge bond at an early stage of development. Open channels are red, but some channels are blocked (white). There are also voids (red) in nonchannel areas.
Figure 2 is a similar AMI image of the same Prepaq cartridge type, but at a later point in the development process. All of the channels are now open (red), and, while there is slight variation in the bond quality in the nonchannel areas, there are no delaminations or other anomalies.
Figure 2. Similar acoustic image at a later stage of cartridge development. All channels are open, and there are no voids.
Direct, nondestructive information about internal features such as bond quality can greatly speed development and ensure reliability of a product in the field. In this application, the ability to evaluate the bond of the film to the test cartridge accelerated the development of an automated system that will cut costs, improve patient care, and save lives.


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The film stars the incomparable Eddie Stone. Absolute perfection from the top of his raven hair to the tips of his suckable toes, Eddie Stone is a walking wet dream. My god, but he is gorgeous! One of the handsomest men in porn, he is a consummate cocksucker�deep-throating some big ones, a voracious rimmer, and�although he is a versatile sexualist�is the most beautiful bottom ever to appear on film. If this were ancient Rome, Eddie would be the second most powerful man in the empire�the emperor�s favorite.
On his first day in this city of seven hills, Eddie is mugged. His money, passport, everything is all gone. Despondent, he meets Aussie Joe Foster, who tells him the consulate is closed until Monday (There�s an embassy in Rome, Joe, not a consulate.) Joe then invites him to the country for the weekend. Who could refuse, even with money? Arriving in the country, Joe leaves Eddie sitting on the stoop. Two hunky hirsute Italians, Alberto Ventura and Marco Sisto observe him from a window and then get it on. It is the first of our four sizzling sexual encounters with the bulkier Marco fucking the slenderer�and more attractive�Alberto.
Eddie gets impatient, but finding the door through which Joe exited locked, he wanders around until he finds a door that seemingly opens into a cellar. We see a lighted torch coming from a tunnel and Leonardo Ricci appears. With no words exchanged between them, Leonardo puts down the flaming torch he was carrying to have some flaming sex with Eddie. He leans forward for a kiss, and Eddie is eager to acquiesce. And let me tell you Eddie can kiss! Those lips were made for kissing and sucking dick. He is soon using them on Leonardo�s uncut salami, taking it all the way to the balls. The first we see of Eddie�s body is his ass as Leonardo rims it. More mutual cocksucking follows before Eddie gets fucked, first in a standing position and then lying on his back�totally nude now�to get fucked in the missionary position. It is not only extremely erotic but also beautiful.
Joe Foster, having done his duty by bringing Eddie to this establishment, tells charming young Luca Ferretti that Eddie believed his story about the consulate [sic] being closed until Monday. The buff Ozman and the cute young Italian then get down to business. It is another scorching scene with Joe eventually topping Luca both doggy and missionary.
As Eddie is in post-coital slumber, Leonardo steals his clothes. Eddie awakes and is distraught to discover that not only has he lost his money and passport but now has lost even his clothes. He wanders the outdoors naked until he finds an entry to the villa. (Could anything be more attractive than having Eddie Stone wandering naked around one�s place?) Once inside he is confronted by Filippo Romano, the thief who stole his backpack. Eddie is delighted to get his possessions back; even more delighted that he has been brought here for nefarious purposes. His scene with Filippo is another extraordinary encounter. Not only does Eddie show his superb kissing and deep-throating technique, Filippo shows that he is no slouch in the sex department either. I found it particularly hot that Filippo would interrupt his rimming of Eddie�s ass to rub top of his head on Eddie's ass so that his hair would further stimulate the hole. Doggy, Cowboy, Missionary, Eddie takes it every which way in this scene to bring the film and the viewer to yet another climax.
The denouement shows Eddie encountering yet another down-and out tourist to take back to the country. Why were none of my Roman visits this lucky?
It is not often that a film offers us four scenes of high sexual caliber, but the miracle occurs in this one. Eddie Stone and Italy must inspire Chi Chi as much as they do me. Great direction, a superlative cast, great sex, and Roman vistas make this is a beautiful film in all respects. Rome has not been this hot since Nero burned it down.


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In an age that sometimes touts money and materials as the key measures of success, Apponequet graduation speakers had a different sense of the words "success" and "excellence."
Valedictorian Abigail Couto told the 177 graduates during Friday's commencement exercise that excellence comes from "excelling in what you love to do." Student speaker Joshua Coe told the Apponequet Regional High School Class of 2013 to embrace all facets of life, failure and success.
Both addressed a packed crowd that filled the bleachers and surrounding areas just outside of the sun-drenched football field.
"You excel with your heart, not necessarily with your body, or even with your mind. Therefore, it follows that the nature of excellence is beyond just the cerebral," Couto told graduates. "Once you find your area of excellence, you owe it to wisdom as, very simply put, good sense. To keep doing what you love is the easiest display of good sense."
"Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to be 'the best' at what you do to excel at it," Couto added.
Coe reminisced about some of the awkward moments encountered by the Class of 2013, including the nervousness of freshmen year, characterized by "sweaty hands clenched to homeroom seats."
Coe won the 2013 Charge to the Graduates competition and charged graduates to savor everything.
"We must take each and every chance, make a thousand and one mistakes. Taste all that is sour, all that is sweet, all that is bitter, and all that is savory. See that there is a lesson to be taken from each and every experience," Coe said.
Coe told graduates to cherish all memories, including ones that have left a " lump in your throat."
Class President Abby Treweek mentioned that the Class of 2013 faced many challenges, including learning under three different principals, along with changes in the schedules.
"I have high expectations for our class. I know some of you plan on joining the military, or studying to be doctors, physical therapists and engineers, and some even have goals of working for NASA," she said. "Whatever it is you choose to do, on behalf of the senior class officers, good luck, and remember: We started off lucky, we flew high, we became bosses and we saw our own Laker best, but we know that there is better ahead for us."
The ceremony was sweltering during the heat wave, which went along with the warmth shared by Class of 2013 members and their principal, David Patota.
Interim Principal Patota called the Class of 2013 his favorite class. He said he met them during the beginning of his tenure as the middle school principal seven years ago, when many of them entered the sixth Grade. He said they were one of the first classes to hear about his core values of respect and resiliency.
Page 2 of 2 - He mentioned that a flattering email last summer from an Apponequet student motivated him to consider taking on the interim principal job this school year, enabling him to see his first Freetown-Lakeville class through graduation.
Patota said when this student in the email implored Patota to return and that the school could use some of his "core values," his initial comment was: "Are you nuts?"
Still, the comedic change, along with fate, led him back to the Class of 2013, he told graduates.
"Please know you will forever be my students," Patota said.
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