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Selling Infrastructure--the Challenge of Linux in Business
We're in an ideal time to start selling Linux ``solutions'' to enterprises. The big-time IT department allergy to the world's least businesslike operating system has started to wear off, mostly because, as always, the engineers are having their way. They're putting Linux to use all over the place. In most cases, management has little choice but to acquiesce to the obvious or ratify it by declaring Linux ``strategic''.
IBM's decision to adopt Linux enthusiastically is nothing less than huge. While Big Blue may not carry the clout it once did, there still isn't a more significant company in the business. But let's face it: selling Linux to business hardly requires a sex change for IBM. They're a hardware and services company; Linux makes it easier to develop and sell both.
It is a little different for companies native to the GNU/Linux community, which grew out of the free software and Open Source movements. While it would be wrong to call either movement ``anticommercial'', it would be fair to say that suiting up Linux for business is not their central concern.
However, bringing Linux to business has always been the central concern of Caldera, Red Hat, VA Linux and other Linux community natives. It's also a concern of new companies like Eazel, Zelerate and Ximian, as well as of newly arrived computer industry veterans like Borland, HP, Dell and Sun. The difference, again, is in respect for what the Linux community brings to business, whether either side likes it or not.
In every case, what the community brings is infrastructure. Linux is now a basic building material for business. So are open-source applications like PHP, Squid, Jabber and MySQL, plus open protocols like SOAP, XML and SLP.
There are several fundamental questions facing every company using (or, to use business lingo, ``leveraging'') these infrastructural goods:
What do we contribute to the code base of the free and open infrastructure we use?
What do we charge for?
What do we give away?
What code do we keep closed?
It's a given that the native Linux companies are going to want to contribute as much as possible to common code bases. Caldera, for example, is contributing its work on the SLP protocol to the community through OpenSLP.org. Popularizing SLP and inviting more development of the protocol can only help drive sales of Volution, the new Caldera management product that depends on the protocol. It will also help make a market for competing products, which will also raise sales of Volution. Borland is following a similar strategy by open-sourcing CLX, the cross-platform libraries for Kylix, the company's new IDE (integrated development environment).
What's a surprise these days is how many non-Linux (and even nonsoftware) companies are starting to give away infrastructural code. Several months ago the Dresdner Bank of Germany gave away the code to a product called OpenAdaptor, which cost the bank an estimated $5 million to develop. They believe the code will do more good for everybody--including Dresdner, which has ``first mover'' advantage--if it's out there in the open world. The lesson here is that businesses are learning how to join the traditional hacker community as contributors to common infrastructure. The more this happens, the more the whole business community begins to understand that what is best for all of us is also what is best for each of us.
So let's go back to native Linux companies like Caldera and Red Hat. These guys are quietly living with the problem of how to answer question number four: what code do we keep closed? Caldera's Volution is a closed-source product. Caldera says Volution is ``built on open standards'', but that's a buzzphrase saying one thing while avoiding another. The quiet fact is the source code to Volution is closed. Could Caldera sell it for the same price if it were open? We don't know. Nobody seems to want to test the theory that high-ticket software can also be open source. Red Hat is following a similar strategy with Red Hat Network Services, which quietly deploys Novell's NDS as its ``next generation network-based storage system''. This is no doubt part of the Novell-Red Hat ``alliance'' that Novell has been eager to celebrate pretty much alone (judging from the comparative sizes of the two companies' stacks of press releases on the matter).
Let's be fair here: this is a touchy area. Open-source vendors don't want to risk annoying their development communities. They're moving carefully not only into new product spaces, but into new diplomatic territories as well (unless, like Zelerate, Ximian and Eazel, their primary business models are to give away open-source software and sell services).
This conflict will pass as more companies discover the economic paybacks of generous responses to question number one. Until then, each company will test that question in its own way. IBM has eagerly promised to contribute all it can to the development of Linux and the support of its surrounding Open Source communities. Meanwhile, Michael Dell has expressed a more conservative position, but one no less carefully considered. Here is what he said during the question-and-answer session after his keynote at the LinuxWorld Expo in August 2000:
Are we going to contribute to the kernel? No, we're not. We're going to use Linux, we are going to provide Linux. As a product becomes established, high volumes require a different kind of company. We have a global support structure. We are spending more R&D dollars, in percentage, on Linux than any other platform.
So there it is. Linux matters--a lot. In fact, it matters so much that it deserves the description that Sun CEO Scott McNealy once gave to the Net: ``insurmountable opportunity''.
Doc Searls is senior editor of Linux Journal and a coauthor of The Cluetrain Manifesto.
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Citation:Sharma, R., & Monteiro, S. (2010). Creative and imaginative scholarship: Lifelong learning for an unpredictable future. International Journal of Learning, 17(4), 103-112.
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The continued process of economic globalization challenges education as a means of achieving individual success in a constantly changing society. Education of today might be obsolete tomorrow in a technologically driven social environment. The impact of technological change on society dictates that the future will belong to the knowledge worker who embraces the concepts of lifelong learning and self-directed learning. As a platform for lifelong learning, a proficiency in generic skills becomes an imperative and sustainable approach in education today ensuring adaptability in the future. This approach prepares the learner for creative adaptability to address the challenges an evolving society may present in an imaginative future. Integration of practice-based learning, place-based learning, project-based learning and industry-based learning are four of the more sustainable and holistic approaches in education systems to achieve this lifelong learning. Practice based learning synonymous with work based learning is centred on experiences emerging from the workplace. Placebased learning is an "approach to curriculum that is grounded in students' own lives, community, and region" (Smith, 2002, p.31). Project-based learning is an approach focused on a final project that emphasizes learning that is long-term, interdisciplinary and student-centered. Industry based learning puts theory into practice giving hands-on, real life, industrial experience. Thus the new paradigm shift in teaching and learning at tertiary level is aimed at producing global citizens armed with transferable skills that are mobile, bridge distances, are ageless, are globally recognised and prepare for a constantly changing society of the future. These transferable skills involve the inculcation of capabilities that nurture people for the on-going, dynamic journey of learning. This paper expounds the relevance of the synthesis of knowledge, skills and competencies in the teaching and learning practices currently adopted at Unitec New Zealand as a creative and imaginative assurance for scholarship in the unpredictable future.
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yeah el savo, Hussein left the country and geitner didnt speak
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When they got to the questions he seemed totally lost. Made Bush look good as he stuttered. His answers made no damn sense. Get him off the telprompter and his true lack of knowledge and experience is shows.
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I sorta doubt that would help but I think you should at least try it.
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At least when Obama met with Medvedev the other day he didn't look into his soul.
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I'm saving my prayers for the stock market.
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As a die hard democrat, I try to listen with an open mind and I pray hard that BO's policies will be a success.
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I don't know if this problem gets solved until the baby is 10 years old.
DS (12) DD(4) and DD (11mo)
lol. no sorry. socks wont stay on my LO's feet either and we have many different brands...
lol i cant find the ones that actually stay on their feet anymore... it sucks but i think the sock companies do it on purpose so we have to buy new socks all the time
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Definatly stay away from the gerber ones....that was a total waste of money....
The trick, buy ones that are larger. I bought a 0-6 months pack and they stay on just fine. Yes, a little big, but she will grow into them!
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The longer ones from baby gap have been good for us. Their feet are all shaped different though so it's a lot of trial and error. Can be frustrating though! Especially when you go in the stroller to the park and realize that either when you get there or get back home one or both socks and or shoes are missing...lol
I agree - make sure they are big enough if not a little too big - the smaller they are the more they slip and come off.
One of the nurses from the hospital had told me to get the ones from ROSS that they have stings to tie them up. Havent looked for them yet but if u do let me knw how they worked out!!!
I haven't tried them yet, but for my shower I got some "Gagou Tagou" brand socks from Babies R Us and was told that they are the best because they stay on so well.
My LO is 2 weeks old and still in newborn clothes. Her feet are so tiny. I've had success keeping her Old Navy socks on. They're the thicker ones, so maybe too warm for you, but they've stayed on pretty well. The ones like these.
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The only ones that have worked for us are the Old Navy kind. The elastic at the top seems to hold up better.
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The only ones I found that stay on are the Carter's with the colors around the top and some have pictures on the side. They come in a 6 pack.
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hey all its me i finally got mine built and ready to race (already raced it, i killed the races though lol i had no practice be4)
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it has a neon yellow...
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have fun with it!
hey all its me i finally got mine built and ready to race (already raced it, i killed the races though lol i had no practice be4)
i will try to post pics
it has a neon yellow...
well you need the following for the kit
engine (approx 300 or so)
servos (the stock spektrum servos wont do) these are going to total you almost $200
reciever (if you need to buy one, $80)
well that was just released not too long ago
i havent seen any but they do look nice
they are about $200 cheaper than the 8th scale truggies
im not sure if its classified as a 1 10 truggy or 1...
i really hate it when people steal especially prized possensions which we all have spent tons of money on just to have some fun
most of us cant spend a ton (me bein 15, this is very true) so u know...
i agree with dawman and you also
i have the same theory, 21 are lack in accel, 26-28 are lack in high end and in order to fix the lacking, for a 21, run a lowend pipe (jp-1, hardcoat for raceing)...
120oz although for my buggy i use a hitec hi torque 181oz of torque because i race
the stock that came with it was fine but after a while i needed a replacement
yes ive heard that the servos they...
well be ready for the hobby because you will be spending money constantly
i owe my parents over 2k lol im screwd
and be patient and it could be a faulty engine which has happend to me be4
same here
if u cant race, bash, and the oposite
if u have a rc and dont know where to use it, you got a problem
well if u race normaly on dirt tracks i would recomend cleanin it out
its not hard at all man! i dont even have to take the liner out
just get some sorta spray stuff (nitro clean etc) and spray...
well u could find a large scale car/boat/etc that is just the chassis
and you could custom mod it to your specs
i dont know too much bout this stuff
but i had a old homelite 25cc and the darn...
well u should be specific on which model
the tm928 (7 port)
and the tm 728 for the savage mostly (5 port i think)
also a 28 will give u low end mostly so if u plan to get it put a top end pipe...
well i have a nova rex p421b wich i didnt know about portage at the time i ordered it but still to my relief at the track i was tellin every one waht i got and they said it would do well.
check out...
man i didnt think id get tese type of responses! thanks so much especialy to AA.
muffin pan, check off steps, and the other things i didnt do
man well if i ever build another kit, it will be the...
hey all. i finnaly got my crt kit. $#@% was it hard! i mean everyone says its easy and im 15 and it was my first kit but im a little upset with myself because i am paying my friends alot of money to...
LOL!! that is true!
at first it seemed like a onroad go kart, but then i said, rc? man this would be the next big thing to hit the market
but i dont want to know the price lol. that engine is...
lol! aftershock? jeez whenever losi comes out with new releases they have like 3 new cars to release at once
doesnt look bad but there still using the prototype and production asnt been announced
hpi might havfe some minor issues since there into the large scale for only a few months
but it is cheaper than most models
id wait for the new fg line to come out there really nice
m11/spektrum would be the solution, great system
i would wait until the xray truck comes out
if team asociated came out with a 1/18 scale nitro buggy (18nb) id deffinantly buy it because i love...
looks impressive
dont know about parts support
well if i were you id get the lsp
1 u have parts support (even though its strong somewhere u might break somethin)
2 its preassembled so not much time is needed to prep it (put ur radio gear and...
yea me too
i suggest changin the servos because they may be weak (idk) but ask someone who owns one
if u want a kit get a jammin (yes i read everyone has them, its true at my area too) and i have...
nice! love the paint job! too bad i cant do them!
depends on where you run it
since its a 28 it will have great lowend with a lowend pipe on it
since it also has 8 ports it will have pretty good top speed
i think im correct here
in my crt i...
they are probably good to hook up on dirt tracks
im not sure
they look similar to the crimefighters
the only thing is that the engine can be tricky to tune
but id deffinenctly go with jato over a duratrax or ae
i have one and im overhaulin it


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I will tell you all a little story:
I bought the PRIMA guide and complete the game 2 years ago leaving it to 980G due to errors in the guide, which more later i search (burning cave, Gongora mansion and crimson forest) but still did not have the achievement, this put me anger and I deleted the saved game .
1 month ago started again with revived strength and with the guidance set out here printed with pen and crossing out every object that was (looking at the PRIMA guide maps to help)
What was my surprise that after all the fucking cross list (including underground treasures, Tolten seals, invisible treasures and treasure hunting, etc ...) the achievement did not pop up
Anyway, I have a couple of theories:
The first is that not all coins collected soil and opened one of the chests before facing money-money but say that does not count for achievement because is disapear later, (someone can confirm at 100%?)
The following theory is due to all those people who says he has followed various guides (youtube, the one that splitplaytru, etc) that says he has not pop up the achievement, I think some people myself included have the achievement bugged and can't do it (IS THAT POSSIBLE?)
Some people who says that it will repeat again for other forums, i search their GT recently and some of theirs still with 980G (really bug or abandoned try?)
Yesterday and today I'm reviewing the whole guide of the forum place to place, and i tell you later if works for me or not...
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In this question, someone suggested in a comment that I should not cast the results of
malloc, i.e:
int *sieve = malloc(sizeof(int)*length);
rather than:
int *sieve = (int *)malloc(sizeof(int)*length);
Why would this be the case?
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In this question, someone suggested in a comment that I should not cast the results of
rather than:
Why would this be the case?
No; you don't cast the result, since:
As a clarification, note that I said "you don't cast", not "you don't need to cast". In my opinion, it's a failure to include the cast, even if you got it right. There are simply no benefits to doing it, but a bunch of potential risks, and including the cast indicates that you don't know about the risks.
Also note, as commentators point out, that the above talks about straight C, not C++. I very firmly believe in C and C++ as separate languages.
To add further, your code needlessly repeats the type information (
This also moves the
In C, you don't need to cast the return value of
which additionally frees you from having to worry about changing the right-hand side of the expression if ever you change the type of
Casts are bad, as people have pointed out. Specially pointer casts.
You do cast, because:
As other stated, it is not needed for C, but for C++. If you think you are going to compile your C code with a C++ compiler, for which reasons ever, you can use a macro instead, like:
That way you can still write it in a very compact way:
and it will compile for C and C++.
In C you can implicitly convert a void pointer to any other kind of pointer, so a cast is not necessary. Using one may suggest to the casual observer that there is some reason why one is needed, which may be misleading.
In C you get an implicit conversion from
You don't cast the result of malloc, because doing so adds pointless clutter to your code.
The most common reason why people cast the result of malloc is because they are unsure about how the C language works. That's a warning sign: if you don't know how a particular language mechanism works, then don't take a guess. Look it up or ask on Stack Overflow.
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Casting the value returned by
In the ancient days, that is, before ANSI C provides the
Reference: C FAQ
It is not mandatory to cast the results of
Just adding my experience, studying computer engineering I see that the two or three professors that I have seen writing in C always cast malloc, however the one I asked (with an immense CV and understanding of C) told me that it is absolutely unnecessary but only used to be absolutely specific, and to get the students into the mentality of being absolutely specific. Essentially casting will not change anything in how it works, it does exactly what it says, allocates memory, and casting does not effect it, you get the same memory, and even if you cast it to something else by mistake (and somehow evade compiler errors) C will access it the same way.
Edit: Casting has a certain point. When you use array notation, the code generated has to know how many memory places it has to advance to reach the beginning of the next element, this is achieved through casting. This way you know that for a double you go 8 bytes ahead while for an int you go 4, and so on. Thus it has no effect if you use pointer notation, in array notation it becomes necessary.
From the Wikipedia
Although malloc without cast is preferred method and most experienced programmers choose it, you should use whichever you like having aware of the issues.
i.e: If you need to compile C program as C++(Although those are separate language) you should use
The returned type is void*, which can be cast to the desired type of data pointer in order to be dereferenceable.
A void pointer is a generic pointer and C supports implicit conversion from a void pointer type to other types, so there is no need of explicitly typecasting it.
However, if you want the same code work perfectly compatible on a C++ platform, which does not support implicit conversion, you need to do the typecasting, so it all depends on usability.
Adding to all the information here; this is what The GNU C Library Reference manual says:
And indeed the ISO C11 standard (p347) says so:
It depends on the programming language and compiler. If you use
In the C language, a void pointer can be assigned to any pointer, which is why you should not use a type cast. If you want "type safe" allocation, I can recommend the following macro functions, which I always use in my C projects:
With these in place you can simply say
For non-dynamic arrays, the third must-have function macro is
which makes array loops safer and more convenient:
Casting is only for C++ not C.In case you are using a C++ compiler you better change it to C compiler.
The concept behind void pointer is that it can be casted to any data type that is why malloc returns void. Also you must be aware of automatic typecasting. So it is not mandatory to cast the pointer though you must do it. It helps in keeping the code clean and helps debugging
People used to GCC and Clang are spoiled. It's not all that good out there.
I have been pretty horrified over the years by the staggeringly aged compilers I've been required to use. Often companies and managers adopt an ultra-conservative approach to changing compilers and will not even test if a new compiler ( with better standards compliance and code optimization ) will work in their system. The practical reality for working developers is that when you're coding you need to cover your bases and, unfortunately, casting mallocs is a good habit if you cannot control what compiler may be applied to your code.
I would also suggest that many organizations apply a coding standard of their own and that that should be the method people follow if it is defined. In the absence of explicit guidance I tend to go for most likely to compile everywhere, rather than slavish adherence to a standard.
The argument that it's not necessary under current standards is quite valid. But that argument omits the practicalities of the real world. We do not code in a world ruled exclusively by the standard of the day, but by the practicalities of what I like to call "local management's reality field". And that's bent and twisted more than space time ever was. :-)
I tend to think of casting malloc as a defensive operation. Not pretty, not perfect, but generally safe. ( Honestly, if you've not included stdlib.h then you've way more problems than casting malloc ! ).
The best thing to do when programming in C whenever it is possible:
This procedure lets you take advantage of C++ strict type checking, thus reducing the number of bugs. In particular, this procedure forces you to include
and also forces you to cast the result of
or what ever your target type is.
The only benefits from writing in C instead of C++ I can find are
Notice that the second cons should in the ideal case disappear when using the subset common to C together with the static polymorphic feature.
I put in the cast simply to show disapproval of the ugly hole in the type system, which allows code such as the following snippet to compile without diagnostics, even though no casts are used to bring about the bad conversion:
I wish that didn't exist (and it doesn't in C++) and so I cast. It represents my taste, and my programming politics. I'm not only casting a pointer, but effectively, casting a ballot, and casting out demons of stupidity. If I can't actually cast out stupidity, then at least let me express the wish to do so with a gesture of protest.
In fact, a good practice is to wrap
On the topic of casting and C++ compatibility, if you write your code so that it compiles as both C and C++ (in which case you have to cast the return value of
If you adhere to these macros, then a simple
Then, going forward, if you regularly compile the code with C++, it will enforce the use of an appropriate cast. For instance, if you use
To help you adhere to these macros, the the GNU C++ (not C!) compiler has a beautiful feature: an optional diagnostic which is produced for all occurrences of C style casts.
-Wold-style-cast (C++ and Objective-C++ only) Warn if an old-style (C-style) cast to a non-void type is used within a C++ program. The new-style casts (dynamic_cast, static_cast, reinterpret_cast, and const_cast) are less vulnerable to unintended effects and much easier to search for.
If your C code compiles as C++, you can use this
This treatment of conversions is the single largest standalone technical justification for working in a "Clean C": the combined C and C++ dialect, which in turn technically justifies casting the return value of
I prefer to do the cast, but not manually. My favorite is using
A void pointer is a generic pointer and C supports implicit conversion from a void pointer type to other types, so there is no need of explicitly typecasting it.
However, if you want the same code work perfectly compatible on a C++ platform, which does not support implicit conversion, you need to do the typecasting, so it all depends on usability.
Please do yourself a favor and more importantly a favor for the next person who will maintain your code, and provide as much information as possible about the data type of a program's variables.
This reduces the chance for a human error when/if the data type for sieve is changed.
I would be interested in knowing if there are any "pure" C compilers that would flag this statement as being in error. If so, let me know, so that I can avoid them as their lack of type checking will increase the overall expense of maintaining software.
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VIDOR (February 27, 2014) Melissa Ringhardt, 19, of Vidor, who admitted she was high on marijuana when a 5-year-old boy she was babysitting shot himself to death with her handgun, has been sentenced to four years of probation.
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Ringhardt was sentenced Wednesday after she pleaded guilty to endangering a child, a state jail felony.
In October 2013, she was watching 5-year-old John Read and a 6-month-old child at the parents' home in Vidor.
Orange County sheriff's investigators said she left the handgun on a living room table before going to take a nap and when she awoke, she found Read dead with a bullet wound in the head.
She was arrested the next day.
The arrest warrant affidavit said Ringhardt was "intoxicated throughout the day" and left a .40-caliber handgun on a coffee table while she went to take a nap.
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John E. BoughtonDecember 16, 1959 ~ June 3, 2013 (age 53)
John E. Boughton (JB), 53, of Phoenix, NY died June 3, 2013 at his home. John was born December 16, 1959 in Raleigh, NC his parents being Gerald J. and Lottie Rounds Boughton. He graduated from Paul V. Moore High School Central Square, NY in 1978. John worked as an electrician for 32 years for the IBEW Local 43 out of Syracuse, NY. He was a Mason for many years in the Masonic Lodge 622, Central Square, NY. John enjoyed hunting, playing in the horseshoe and pool leagues, along with snowmobiling.
John is survived by his mother Lottie of Phoenix, his companion Deborah Lee Rowe, a daughter Andrea & Billy Hogan of Parish, a son John II & Melissa Lane of Syracuse, a grand-daughter Evalet Hogan, a brother Gerald & Carol Boughton of West Monroe, a sister Marilyn & Chet Burdick of Georgia, a sister-in-law Kathy Boughton of North Carolina, several nieces & nephews, great-nieces & nephews. He was predeceased by his father Gerald J. Boughton and a brother Richard Boughton.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family with Reverend J. Michael Theiser officiating and a celebration of life will be held at 5:00 pm Saturday June 8, 2013 at the Fuller-Taylor Post 915 American Legion Route 49 Central Square, NY . Watson Funeral Home, 631 South Main Street, Central Square, NY 13036 is handling the arrangements. In lieu of flowers, Contributions may be made in John's memory to the Central Square Masonic Lodge # 622 directed to John Fuller P.O. Box 162 Central Square, NY 13036.


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I always say to students that newspaper is a medium, journalism is a profession; the medium may come and go, but the profession will stay and even flourish with new medium.
Posted on August 24, 2014
The coming death of print newspapers
Say you're a journalist now working for a newspaper. You know your job is anything but secure.
I asked several reporters, editors, and scholars what journalists should do to get ready for the next wave of firings. There were three strong consensus answers: first, get good at understanding and presenting data. Second, understand how social media can work as a newsroom tool. Third, get whatever newsroom experience you can working in teams, and in launching new things.
That's from Clay Shirky, writing in Last Call: The end of the printed newspaper. He goes on to explain those three bits of advice, a little way below the halfway mark in his post.
There was one other common reaction among the people I spoke with about the coming changes: almost to a person, they noted that journalists can no longer rely on their employers to provide the opportunities to learn new skills. … If you're a journalist working inside a newspaper and you want to train for your next job, you're largely on your own.
This should be important to journalism educators! Why? It's imperative for us to give students more opportunities to teach themselves — to prime them for lifetime learning. Otherwise, they'll never succeed in journalism.
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I do not fully agree with your opinion Mindy , It is because journalism paper or newspaper and magazine has its own market. However, the development of Internet journalism is making print journalism market getting closer to the bottom.
Despite of it, In terms of trust, print journalism still PR 10 and no one can argue that reading newspaper is lot faster than the internet


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- We have a server running Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials. It is the only server on the domain and runs Active Directory and is the Domain Controller. It also manages the firewall and certificate services.
- We have a web-address setup similar to https://remote.mycompany.com which on visiting is redirected to a Static IP at our office at which point you were prompted to loin to the server
- We have an SSL certificate applied to the server/domain/website for the remote connection
- This was all working and going to the website we could log in and view the computers on the network, view files etc. We could also get a RDC link and then connect to each computer.
Sadly something has changed without me knowing and I cannot figure out why we now cannot connect either to the website or RDC.
Currently the only signs on the server something is wrong is if I log into the server directly and open the Dashboard I see there are some errors in the Alert Viewer.
- "The firewall is not configured correctly and may be blocking remote web access"
- "Remote Desktop services is not configured correctly. You must configure Remote Desktop Services to remotely connect to computers on the network"
If I click repair for both of these items the errors go away but sadly the problem is not fixed, on reboot they return.
Now I have fully disabled the firewall and this means the remote web page works, I can log in but I get SSL certificate warnings. RDC still won't work. I have also tried to change the firewall rules to allow RDC but I have no clue what I should add or how. I also know the SSL cert hasn't expired.
Checking out the server event logs I did notice one odd error.
Event 91: Something to do with the Activity Directory Cert Service not being able to connect to the Active Directory. However after looking at the Microsoft tech support site this apparently is not really an issue as it is caused by the order services start in.
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Reporting words and images on Israel, Palestine, and the growing movement for global equity and justice.
A. Daniel Roth is a writer and photographer. His work has appeared in The Daily Beast, Ha'aretz, Now Magazine, +972 Magazine, The Jewish Daily Forward, The Varsity, The Palestine-Israel Journal, The Jerusalem Post, Jewish Currents Magazine, Waging Nonviolence, The Canadian Jewish News, Jewschool.com and more.
As well, Daniel is an educator, facilitator and activist currently organizing with the All That's Left: Anti-occupation Collective, directing Achvat Amim - Solidarity of Nations, and learning with This is Not an Ulpan. All three are projects he co-founded.
Daniel's MA is in Education, Community, and Social Change. He lives in Tel Aviv where he is the lead economy correspondent for i24news.


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MOBILE, Ala. (AP) -- Three offices are opening in Alabama to accept claims from people who suffered damage during the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The lawyer overseeing the process, Patrick Juneau, said 18 locations across the Gulf region will open simultaneously Monday.
Juneau said his office will serve people and firms that were affected by the environmental disaster. The offices in Alabama are located in Gulf Shores, Bayou La Batre and Mobile.


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Children of Bodom frontman appearing in BandFuse: Rock Legends
Alexi Laiho of Finnish metal band the eighth "legend" in upcoming music game, joining Slash, Bootsy Collins, and Zakk Wylde.
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Children of Bodom frontman Alexi Laiho will appear as the eighth "legend" in upcoming music game BandFuse: Rock Legends, Realta Entertainment announced today. Laiho joins other rock icons like Slash, Bootsy Collins, George Lynch, Mike Ness, Zakk Wylde, and Five Finger Death Punch's Zoltan Bathory and Jason Hook.
These musicians will not appear as avatars in the game, but rather through videos teaching players various techniques and imparting lessons they've learned through their careers.
"The musical path I have chosen has been amazing so far, and a new part of this journey is having the honor to be part of BandFuse: Rock Legends," Laiho said in a statement. "Being able to deliver my thoughts on shredding technique in game--not in avatar form but as myself--makes an unimaginable impact on my desire to take part in this game. BandFuse: Rock Legends is a terrific way to learn how to blow minds, melt faces, and play killer music."
The 55-song tracklist for Bandfuse: Rock Legends (below) was announced recently. It includes tracks spanning various genres and decades of music history. BandFuse: Rock Legends will be released on November 19 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Songs From In-Game "Legends":
- Slash--"Black From Cali"
- Bootsy Collins--"Rock Bandit"
- Five Finger Death Punch--"The Bleeding"
- Lynch Mob--Wicked Sensation"
- Mike Ness/Social Distortion--"Bad Luck"
- Zakk Wylde/Black Label Society--"Overlord"
Stellar Revival--"The Crazy Ones"
Halestorm--"Love Bites (So Do I)"
Red Fang--"Wires"
Bullet For My Valentine--"Tears Don't Fall"
My Chemical Romance--"Welcome to the Black Parade"
All American Rejects--"Move Along"
Children of Bodom--"Are You Dead Yet?"
Fallout Boy--"Sugar, We're Goin' Down"
Modest Mouse--"Float On"
The Strokes--"Reptilia"
The Distillers--"Drain the Blood"
- Maroon 5--"Harder to Breathe"
Kenny Wayne Shepherd--"Blue on Black"
Blur--"Song 2"
Duncan Sheik--"Barely Breathing"
Sublime--"What I Got"
Alanis Morissette--"You Oughta Know"
Bad Religion--"Infected"
Pantera--"I'm Broken"
Blind Melon--"No Rain"
Dream Theater--"Pull Me Under"
Pearl Jam--"Alive"
Faith No More--"Epic"
Jane's Addiction--"Been Caught Stealing"
Megadeth--"Hangar 18"
Testament--"Souls of Black"
The Pixies--"Here Comes Your Man"
Living Colour--"Cult of Personality"
Grateful Dead--"Hell in a Bucket"
Ratt--"Round and Round"
Billy Idol--"Rebel Yell"
Modern English--"I Melt With You"
The Clash--"Should I Stay or Should I Go"
Brian Setzer--"Rock This Town"
Rick Springfield--"Jessie's Girl"
Judas Priest--"Breaking the Law"
'70s & '60s:
Foreigner--"Hot Blooded"
Blue Öyster Cult--"Godzilla"
Cheap Trick--"I Want You to Want Me"
Kansas--"Carry on Wayward Son"
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I loved the P90X program, but found it too strenuous and intense to mix into a triathlon training routine. The intensity of the workouts took away from intensity that I wanted to focus on speed and hill training.
I have however, incorporated some of the exercises in a much-watered-down strength training program that I use.
Runtimpa, I must say that I did do the P90X series and found that it was very strenuous, but at the same time very helpful.. I found that the breathing techiques helped me with my running, and when running trails i found that the jump training really helped me to get through and over small ditches.. I did notice very big changes in my body and mind.. For some reason though I didnt see too much of a time diffrence in my 5ks.. May have just been me.. idk.. I did however love the high intensity!!
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Released: Jan 01st, 1991
Running Time: 78
Director: Donna Sanders (Regina Jax on boxcover)
Company: CDI Home Video
Cast: Viper (I), Gidgette, Blake West, Chaz Vincent, Dizzy Blond, T.T. Boy, Raven (I)
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Feature
The opening sequence with Polaroids of each performer which supply their names is a blessing to both viewers and reviewers alike. It's an ingenious tool, but unfortunately, the video settles on a notch above mediocrity. The humping and bumping focuses on a group of guys who try to find the identity of the woman who has sent one of them a perfume-scented love note.
By far, the best coupling involves the irrepressible Viper and T.T. Boy. Deep, steamy tongue kissing abounds, a rarity in today's vids. Viper's unconventional looks and sneering sexiness gives her an odd sort of attraction, and it works very well in this scene as she practically impales herself upon T.T. Boy's manhood.
Another highlight is the Chaz Vincent/Dizzy Blond outdoor sequence which starts as a toenail polishing venture that leads to some inspired action. Decent production but far from captivating.


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Hi Hal,
I love the plugin but when it's activated on my site, it's causing my MailChimp email list submission and my contact form to fail in submitting the information.
It's pretty clearly working with plugin off, broken when it's on. This is my site:
I'll likely have turned off the testimonials by time you get there unless I've figured it out because I need the mailing list and contact working moreso.
But would love to have the testimonials working again, any input?