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quote: Don't forget, they aren't innovating either.
quote: Tony, "innovation" is not what you seem to think it is. Releasing a hit product is not innovation, just successful business.
quote: The ipod was a prettier looking version of products from Creative and Archos and others. OTOH, the first nano and the gumstick shuffle were quite impressive for the minaturization factor, but that's an accomplishment in engineering/manufacturing.
quote: Smart phones existed before the iphone. Again, just a successful implementation.
quote: The iPad, unlike the others, created a market that barely existed before. They were the first to be successful at overcoming the problems the tablet presented. A triumph, no question, but at the heart of it you have a larger itouch/iphone. Another case of refinement on prior work...yet when others do it they suddenly get possessive about intellectual "property."
quote: If anything, Apple successes are a result of better implementation , rather than innovation. This has been proven by product history.
quote: I'm sure you said those exact words a year ago and look where they are at now.
quote: TSMC has TONS of customers: nvidia, Mediatek, Qualcomm etc...
quote: Apple is just sitting on piles of cash, doing nothing while the walls close in.
quote: Are they planning to go private like Dell?
quote: They want a bigger payoff for their investment...
quote: They aren't even shoring up their supply line

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SANTA CLARA -- If Aldon Smith is indeed suspended for the start of the 49ers season, Wednesday's practice marked a chance to confirm how he'd be replaced.
Enter: Dan Skuta and Corey Lemonier. That familiar tandem filled in while Smith attended a hearing with the Los Angeles City Attorney's office regarding his April arrest at Los Angeles International Airport.
Smith's hearing was scheduled July 1 once the City Attorney's office opted not to press criminal charges for his alleged fake bomb threat.
But Smith isn't out of the NFL woods, and a suspension is expected once he meets in the coming days with commissioner Roger Goodell.
Coach Jim Harbaugh calls this part of the "process" Smith must endure for his off-field past. The 49ers are proceeding as expected, and Wednesday they plugged in the blue-collar Skuta and a stronger-looking Lemonier.
Skuta, a sixth-year veteran still searching for his first full sack, lined up at right outside linebacker in first-team drills.
Lemonier, meanwhile, looks primed for a bigger role than his one-sack rookie season. He's added 10 pounds of muscle and weighs 253 pounds. His upper body looks chiseled. His legs are in better shape from running.
That's what a year in an NFL weight room can do for someone -- as well as a memorable run up Fremont's Mission Peak this offseason. "I did that and I brought my dog, and I ended up carrying my dog halfway down, so that was another workout in its own," Lemonier said.
Lemonier estimated his dog -- a Labrador and pit bull mix -- weighs 50 pounds, or 270 pounds less than Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith, whom Lemonier likely will encounter in the Sept. 7 season opener.
Lemonier has studied film of Aldon Smith's technique. Their body types are somewhat similar: Lemonier is 6-foot-3, Smith is 6-4 and weighs about 10 pounds more.
"He's been helping me out a lot," Lemonier said of Smith. "His explosiveness really jumps out to me. I'm pretty explosive myself, but just heading to that next level."
Boldin is looking forward to next week's exhibition opener in Baltimore against the Ravens, who dealt him to the 49ers in March 2013. "It'll be a chance to say goodbye to the fans in a proper way," Boldin said. "I wasn't afforded that."
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I updated my Precise package to include only libs that I think tsmuxer requires.
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Mr. Faust writes "using Hill's word, conventional morality says homosexuality is 'deviant'." You misquote me. What I said was heterosexual or homosexual is not who one is but how one behaves. Mr. Faust, not only does conventional heterosexual morality need to change but homosexual morality as well. There has been a significant shift in homosexual ideology from the gay community of the 1980s to the political activism of the LGBTQ that includes a variety of homosexual activist subcultures worldwide (Wikipedia.org/LGBTQ).
Mr. Faust, the tactics of homosexual activism are present in your comments. You shift focus off the issue presented to one that showcases LGBTQ agenda. You use hyperbole to discredit and character assassination: Hill is adolescent in his moral reasoning ... completely ignorant regarding the science of sexual orientation and could be willful in this which means he is untrustworthy. Hill has a low level of moral reasoning implying he is incapable of good moral decision-making. You use the "B" word: "[Hill's] letter is filled with bigotry." You list the political accomplishments of the LGBTQ. You elevate Lawrence Kohlberg's six stages of moral development as "science" to debunk me. Case closed? Not so fast Mr. Faust. While Kohlberg was in undergraduate school, I was pursuing a master's level degree in counseling which included a comprehensive study of Jean Piaget's work undergirding Kohlberg's theory of moral development. Kohlberg's work is oriented to moral thinking not behavior raising the question does moral reasoning necessarily lead to moral behavior?
Mr. Faust, I will not be bullied by you or any LGBTQ and here's why. I have a very close friend who went through a sexual-orientation identity crisis. The gay community "reached out" to him when a married gay couple invited him to their home for drinks. He became violently ill and blacked out after the first one. Next morning he awoke to the realization he had been sexually assaulted. Which level and stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning do you, Mr. Faust, think that gay couple was operating out of? In answering, don't give me your "science" or moral theories or call me a bigot; and, show me more politically than a gay Speaker of the House operating less than half a mile from the scene of this "heterophobic" crime.
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When to use Oracle STS (OSTS)?
By Prakash Yamuna-Oracle on Feb 07, 2013
I have been meaning to do a blog post on this front for quite sometime but just haven't had the cycles. So this a very rushed blog post - please excuse typos!!
The basic question that seems to come up is when to use an STS in general and OSTS in particular. So here are my thoughts on the matter.
To me there are - three main scenarios for using a STS:
- Token Exchange/Conversion
- Federation
- Centralized Trust
In this post I will cover Token Exchange and Federation very briefly.
Token exchange/conversion
So the first set of scenarios is around the need to be able to exchange one kind of token with another type of token. Ex: You want to exchange a Kerberos Token with a SAML token. Here is a picture that demonstrates this scenario (click on the image for a large image):
In the above scenario a customer has a Desktop Application (ex: Say Outlook or some other .NET Web Service) that is talking to a backend Web Service let's say hosted on Oracle Fusion Middleware that can accept SAML Token.
User "joe" logs into his Desktop and a Kerberos Ticket is created. When user opens the Desktop application and performs an operation this results in a backend web service call and we want to propagate the identity of "joe" to the backend application. However the token we have is a Kerberos Token on the client side and the backend Web Service only accepts a SAML token. One can use an STS to do a token conversion or token exchange (assuming the STS is capable of such a conversion).
Web Service Federation
The second scenario where a STS is very useful and probably the most important scenario in my mind is when you need to do Federation. For those of you who are not familiar with Federation - I suggest reading up on Federation in general and Web Service Federation in particular. The picture below depicts this use-case.
The use-case is similar to a Token Exchange use-case. We have a Desktop Application (say Outlook) that needs to invoke a backend Web Service. However the backend Web Service is running in the Cloud (Public or Private Cloud).
The key issue here is that the user "joe" is unknown in the Cloud.
There is a good reason why the user "joe" is unknown in the Cloud. Since an application running in the cloud may be used by multiple customers say "Acme Inc" or "Foobar Inc" both of which may user called "joe" the Cloud cannot have a single user named "joe" in it's Directory instead it would need to distinguish "Acme Inc" user "joe" (let's call him "acme.joe" ) from "Foobar Inc" user "joe" (let's call him "foobar.joe" ).
So now in the Cloud we actually have two users "acme.joe" and "foobar.joe" - so the Desktop Application (running within Acme Inc) needs to map "joe" to "acme.joe" - before it talks to the Cloud. This mapping is where an STS comes in handy! as shown in the picture.
So not only are we converting the token from Kerberos to SAML we are also now mapping "joe" to "acme.joe" in the STS.
- The picture depicts Oracle Public Cloud - but the concept applies to any Cloud (Public/Private) or in fact across Partner systems.
- The picture depicts Fusion CRM - but the concept applies to any Web Service
- I make no guarantees that what is shown in the picture above is necessarily what is implemented in the Oracle Public Cloud and I have used the example for purely illustrative purposes!
In a future blog post I will elaborate further on some of the scenarios and also the Centralized Trust scenario.
Finally - one last parting shot - the scenarios and use-cases for an STS and OSTS are fairly extensive and in this blog post - I am trying to illustrate some very simple scenarios. Please consult the Oracle STS documentation for all the features.


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Firefighters made another appearance at the Augusta Commission Tuesday.
They were calling on one commissioner to apologize for what they say are offensive comments he made toward them.
It all stems from city employees paying to go to the Family Y.
Some employees are getting a discount, and Commissioner Richard Colclough says that's not fair. He says he's tired of the 9-11 tragedy being used as an excuse for discounts.
Augusta Professional Firefighters President Charles Masters says Commissioner Colclough owes firefighters an apology.
"He shouldn't have made those comments, they were offensive, absurd," Masters says. "You have to be put in check when you make statements like that."
It all stems back weeks ago when Family Y executive approached the commission about increasing the corporate membership fees for city employees by two dollars.
Commissioner Colclough realized public safety employees were getting a discount.
He says all employees should pay the same for membership.
"My intention is that everybody, regardless of what your job is, because you choose that job, be treated the same," says Colclough.
But Charles Masters says the discounts acknowledged them after 9-11.
"They felt after 9-11, they couldn't do much, but they could do that," says Masters. "Regardless of how it came out, I took offense to it."
Commissioner Colclough says that is now in the past.
"My statement was, I am tired of people using that tragedy as a marketing tool," says Colclough.
Commissioner Colclough says he will not retract the statement.
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NBC is planning to spend a lot of time in Fantasyland.
Moments after announcing on Sunday that the network would do a live version of "Peter Pan," NBC chief Robert Greenblatt said he has ordered "Emerald City," a 10-episode event series inspired by the books of L. Frank Baum.
"It's told through the eyes of a 20-year-old Dororthy," Greenblatt explained at the TV critics press tour. "It's definitely not your grandmother's Oz."
The "Peter Pan" announcement comes after NBC had extraordinary ratings success with a live holiday airing of "The Sound of Music," headlined by Carrie Underwood.
"Get ready for flying children," Greenblatt told reporters.
Like "Sound of Music," the "Peter Pan" production, set to air Dec. 4, will be guided by executive producers Craig Zadan and Neil Maron. The cast has yet to de determined and though Greenblatt declined to reveal his dream choices for the title character, he joked that Miley Cyrus might be a fine fit for the role.
Gerenblatt pointed out that NBC aired a live version of "Peter Pan" in 1955 that drew an audience of 65 million.
"Emerald City," a dark take on Dorothy's journey, has been described as a cross between "The Wizard of Oz" and "Game of Thrones." It is being prepped for a midseason launch.


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Looking to continue its streak of original programming success, Netflix announced on Wednesday that it has signed Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin to star in a comedy series called "Grace and Frankie."
The show, which comes from writer-creators Marta Kauffman ("Friends") and Howard J. Morris ("Home Improvement"), will follow longtime rivals who form an unexpected late-life bond after their husbands announce they are in love and plan to get married.
The show's first season will consist of 13 half-hour episodes. A premiere date was not announced.
"Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin are among the funniest and most formidable actresses ever and it's an incredible privilege to give them the opportunity to run riot on Netflix," said Ted Sarandos, content chief for the streaming service, in a statement. "The show created for them by Marta and Howard is warm, very funny and anything but wholesome. We can't wait."
Tomlin and Fonda first worked together on the big-screen comedy "9 to 5." Tomlin is currently appearing on Lisa Kudrow's Showtime series, "Web Therapy," while Fonda has a recurring role on HBO's "The Newsroom."
Netflix, which created a splash last year when it became the first streaming service to earn Emmy nominations in the major categories, has had a buzz-worthy success in comedy with the critically acclaimed "Orange Is the New Black." Last year, it also revived the cult favorite, "Arrested Development."
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BRADENTON — More than 2,200 young tennis players from at least 92 countries are expected to swarm the clay courts at IMG Academy as the main singles draw of the annual Eddie Herr International Junior Championships gets under way today at 8 a.m.
The finals are scheduled for Sunday as champions in four different age groups (12s, 14s, 16s and 18s) in both boys and girls divisions will be crowned.
Russian superstar Maria Sharapova won the girls 16s in 2000 at Eddie Herr, after American Andy Roddick won the boys 18s the year before.
Anna Kournikova of Russia won the 14s back in 1993, the inaugural year of the tournament.
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New version (0.9.6b) is out.
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All of these assumptions are at least weak, if not flat-out false, many of them for multiple reasons.
There are two basic values to good writing workshops in my experience: they teach people to pay closer attention to what they read, and they give them ways to think about what they write. Any loftier claims are horse effluent. The only real way to learn to write is to write and keep writing and read and keep reading. There aren't any great secrets held by a wise secret cabal that will help anybody become a better writer.
I was talking with a friend, a fine writer with an MFA, about another writer, a young one who has gotten some attention and who has never, as far as we know, been in any sort of writing workshop. "In five years," my friend said, "X will probably be a good writer, but at the moment s/he doesn't really know how to structure a story. That's where a workshop could help. The talent's there, the sensitivity to language, but some feedback on how stories like X's work and some ideas of other ways to make them work would be helpful."
Workshops provide time and impetus to write, which can be invaluable. They also provide a built-in audience, which is a mixed blessing. What Sam Sacks has to say about the much-(and justly-)maligned "workshop story" is accurate and well said, but the reason such stories pop up in workshops all the time is that they reduce the negative criticism by being predictable and mediocre. Certainly, too many of these stories get published, and the cause of that may be workshop indoctrination, but that's more a problem of editors without any taste, skill, or individuality than it is a problem of writers or workshops.
Not all workshops are alike, either. I liked an approach I heard once from the playwright Mac Wellman: he instructed students to write the worst possible things they could. The results, he said, were excellent. He'd given his students permission to write terribly -- indeed, commanded them to do so -- and thus circumvented many problems of standard workshops, got some interesting results, and thought the students learned a lot.
One of the more common weaknesses I've seen in workshops is that students are too young and have spent their entire adult lives (if they have such lives yet) in academia, so their general knowledge of the world is of ivy-covered professors in ivy-covered halls. It's remarkable what one or two years in the real world will do for a writer. I've just finished being in a screenwriting workshop with people of all different ages and experiences, and some of them wrote truly interesting, innovative, entertaining scripts, because, lo and behold, they actually had things to write about: joys and terrors, passions and wounds.
The proliferation of workshops is not going to kill American literature, because the majority of workshops are not represented in elitist dullness like the Best New Voices books (actually, I remember reading some pretty good stories in the volume Charles Baxter edited), and many workshops serve a perfectly useful purpose of increasing people's knowledge of how hard it is to write well. I'd bet more people leave workshops -- even bad workshops -- with a better appreciation for what they read than leave workshops determined to be professional writers. There's certainly nothing wrong with that. There are plenty of good writers out there, and what we need now more than anything are good readers.
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- Anonymous12/07/2005 3:25 PM
I have been following the recent spat of postings this past week on the pros and (mostly) cons of workshops and seminars, and tend to pretty much agree that you have a good viewpoint here. The input, as with any workshopping or critique is invaluable--even if it's dead wrong--because it gives a writer the chance to see how others perceive what he has presented. I had a woman in a poem heading her car toward a tree just to get a sense of "what if" and a reader took it as a lovely Sunday drive. I attended the Wesleyan Writers Conference this past summer and all in all, would say that I learned quite a bit. susan @ SpinningReplyDelete
- Anonymous12/09/2005 8:54 AM
I'm in a workshop.ReplyDelete
My purpose has never been to improve my writing. What I've found is that in my line of work it's difficult to meet people who are as interested in reading and writing as I am. I figured going to a workshop would at least mean the other members have more than a passing interest in fiction.
Sadly, I was mistaken. Only three (out of a class of sixteen) are what I would describe as avid readers. The others just think they're going to magically produce flawless prose without reading.
Where do fiction geeks hang out? 'Cos it sure ain't the creative writing workshops...
Reminds me of what Vonnegut once said:ReplyDelete
"Writing workshops are for old ladies, who like to sit around and pretend to be writers"
Or something like that. It was awhile ago when last I read it. I *somewhat* agree with him. But I think it's funny that the parent article mentions a teacher who thought the relationship between Gertrude Stein and Hemmingway was like a workshop. Obv he had never read "Sylvia Beach andThe Lost Generation", those romantic notions would quickly evaporate from his head.
I think the one thing that would be more beneficial than a workshop to starting writers would be a healthy scene of avid writers and readers who enjoy the same "style" of writing. I think that would be more challenging, and more apt to produce better writers.
Write the worst possible thing you can.ReplyDelete
How about a story with no character, no plot, no ideas – impossible! – no setting, no fun, no words – impossible!- no love, no life, nothing.
How about a story really boring – about a chicken, say. Chickens bore people, right? But I like chickens, so maybe that won't work.
Okay, no chickens.
Already we have a problem, this story is kind of interesting. To me.
But maybe not to you! One can only hope. That is how we would know we have the worst possible story. No one digs it.
But maybe they just don't get it, and the story is actually great.
This story is great!
Well actually not. Hopefully not. I do want to complete the assignment.
This assignment is difficult. I don't think I can do it – I'm too interesting.
Inflated ego.
Oh well.
The end.
About ten years ago, when online writing workshops were just starting, I took one called WriteWay. It was free, and it was designed to teach you the basic techniques of writing: point-of-view, word quality, structure, how to build tension, how to move from one scene to another, etc.ReplyDelete
There were a limited number of people in the workshop and each person had to critique a certain number of entries for each "homework".
Therein the basic flaw. Most people in the workshop were really bad writers, and even worst critiquers. "Awesome story" didn't do it for me.
I did learn, however, the techniques of writing, which have served me well and given me a foundation on which to apply my imagination and yes, my life experience, and did gain two critiquers who do, to this day, go through my manuscripts and shred them to their heart's content.
The workshop didn't make me a literary writer but then, that's not what I aspired to become. What I received from it is what I put in, as well as a confirmation that writing is what I wanted to do with my life.
I agree that a workshop does not a writer make. I am also an avid and eclectic reader, and reading is, to me, one of the best ways to improve my own writing. Nevertheless, my experience with WriteWay was invaluable.


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The message Monte Vista High boys basketball coach Nick Jones relayed to his players in practice Wednesday was simple: All three teams they will play to finish the regular season believe they can beat you.
"They're not intimidated by Monte Vista," Jones said.
Perhaps not, but the Mustangs -- in one of the most special seasons so far in the program's history -- should by now have everyone's respect.
Monte Vista improved to 22-1 overall and 10-1 in the East Bay Athletic League with a 49-46 victory over host De La Salle on Tuesday, giving the Mustangs control of their own destiny to capture their first league championship since 2008. With wins over Amador Valley on Friday, Granada on Tuesday and rival San Ramon Valley on Feb. 21, Monte Vista likely will be the No. 1 seed for the North Coast Section Division I playoffs.
Jones thought this could be a special season for Monte Vista back in the summer, when the Mustangs beat other quality teams at the Cal camp in Berkeley and the players sacrificed a lot of time on their summer vacations to hone their craft.
The work has helped the Mustangs become one of the more mentally tough teams in Northern California. In Tuesday's game when De La Salle started the second half on a 6-0 run to take a 34-33 lead, Monte Vista didn't flinch, responding with a 13-4 run of its own. The Mustangs never trailed again.
Seniors Trevor John, Brendan Pedley, Grant Jackson, Rishi Satoor and Spencer Rust have provided necessary leadership, but juniors such as Joseph Mileski, Stefan Mitu and Wilson LaShells also have played quality minutes in pressure situations.
"When De La Salle went on that 6-0 run to start the second half, we weathered it and did a really good job of absorbing the body blow and not getting knocked out," Jones said. "We were just mentally tough."
TEACHABLE MOMENTS: There are young high school varsity teams around the East Bay this season. Then there is the Berkeley girls team.
"We have seven freshmen on the varsity and two sophomores. We are learning how to go from playing middle school/AAU ball to elite high school basketball," Berkeley coach Cheryl Draper said. "It is a totally different game for them."
Draper is breaking down the game for the players with "lots of repetition," and the results have been encouraging for the Yellowjackets, who were 16-6 overall and 5-1 in the West Alameda County Conference-Foothill Division entering this week. Berkeley is quietly positioning itself for possibly another long postseason run.
"If our defense stays solid and we can start finishing some of those shots, we want to make a long run," she said. "Our goal is to get to the finals of the North Coast, and whatever happens after that is cream on the top for this group."
Desire Finnie, a senior who is headed to Pacific, leads the team in scoring. Jaiamoni Welch-Coleman, a junior, paces the team in minutes and assists, and senior Sierra Franklin is "right now the biggest leader of the team," Draper said.
But Berkeley also starts two freshmen in guard Shani Jones and forward Xinavane Forman, and two key players off the bench are freshman Maya Jacobs and sophomore Taki Brandon.
Draper said that key learning games for her team were the first two rounds of the West Coast Jamboree's Platinum Division in December. After an 86-49 loss to St. Mary's-Stockton on Dec. 27, the Yellowjackets lost by only five points the next day to Malcolm X. Shabazz-Newark (N.J.), which was then ranked among the top five teams in the nation by MaxPreps.
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Saturday's viewing starts at 4 p.m. and Sunday's at 7 p.m. Admission is $10. For more information on the documentary, visit http://ijustwannaball.com.
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Nine hundred is just another number to Stanford's Tara VanDerveer.
"I'm not a bean counter," she recently said as her 900th coaching victory approached. "I'm just all about this team, this game, this practice, and they kind of piled up."
Victory No. 900 could come Wednesday when No. 6 Stanford plays Florida Gulf Coast in the Hardwood Tournament of Hope in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
VanDerveer won No. 899 on Tuesday, an 86-69 victory over Purdue in the tournament opener.
By Wednesday evening, she could be standing alongside Pat Summitt, Sylvia Hatchell, C. Vivian Stringer and Jody Conradt as the only women's coaches to win 900 games. On the men's side, only Mike Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim and Bob Knight have reached that pinnacle.
"The 900 will be nice," said VanDerveer's sister, Heidi, who coaches at UC San Diego, "but the bigger number is the number of people. She'll sit back and say, 'Damn, that's a lot of years and a lot of people.' "
It has been 36 years, the last 28 at Stanford after stops at Ohio State and Idaho. VanDerveer, 60, is a member of the Naismith and Women's Basketball halls of fame. She is a four-time national coach of the year, and led the United States to an Olympic gold medal in 1996. She has led Stanford to 21 conference championships, 10 Final Four appearances, and two national titles.
Last week, she was inducted into the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame. Typically, she downplayed it, going so far as to hide the news from her sister. While driving to the ceremony, VanDerveer told her sister she was meeting friends in San Jose for dinner. Her cover was blown by a passenger in the car who shouted: "Tara, tell her you're in the Hall of Fame."
As her longtime assistant, Amy Tucker, says of the attention: "She doesn't like it, but she deserves it."
"If you're in it to be an individual," said Heidi, invoking one of her sister's credos, "go play tennis."
Still it's impossible to ignore the numbers. By the end of this season, VanDerveer will almost certainly be second to only Summitt as the winningest women's coach in history. Summitt won 1,098 games over 38 seasons before retiring at Tennessee last year while suffering from early onset Alzheimer's disease.
The current No. 2, Hatchell, has 908 victories, but is on medical leave at North Carolina while being treated for leukemia. Stringer has 901 victories, but Rutgers is in a down cycle. Jody Conradt retired in 2007 after winning No. 900.
Many who follow the sport expect Connecticut's Geno Auriemma to surpass all of them. Auriemma, in his 29th season, has 846 victories.
Of reaching 1,000 and beyond, he said: "When you do this for as long as we've done it, your focus is so short term that you don't even think that far ahead."
Few embrace the short term more than VanDerveer, the oldest of five children from New York. She joined the coaching ranks in the 1970s after playing at Indiana. At the time, it was difficult to imagine a future in women's basketball much less winning 900 games.
VanDerveer has averaged 26.4 victories per season over the past 10 seasons, so No. 1 is within reach. You do the math. VanDerveer won't.
"I'm going to coach as long as it's something I really enjoy doing," she said. "If I have a million games in me, I'll coach a million games. As much as I love coaching, it's not the end-all, be-all of my life."
Contact Elliott Almond at 408-920-5865. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/elliottalmond.
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2. Sylvia Hatchell* 908
3. C. Vivian Stringer 905
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"The allegations against Supervisor Shirakawa are being taken seriously," Supervisor Ken Yeager said in a statement Monday. Noting ongoing investigations by the county District Attorney's Office, the Fair Political Practices Commission and the county Controller-Treasurer's Office, Yeager conceded: "Clearly, the county's oversight was ineffective in addressing Supervisor Shirakawa's behavior. The public continues to deserve an explanation from him."
Since 2009, Shirakawa has used his county-issued credit card, designed for office supplies and travel expenses, for more than 180 restaurant meals, in addition to charges at swank Las Vegas establishments and flight upgrades to first class that quadrupled the cost to taxpayers. Some of the charges have since been repaid with Shirakawa succinctly apologizing in handwritten notes to the county for inadvertently charging his constituents. But on dozens of occasions, Shirakawa has simply been unable to find the itemized receipts, filing "missing receipt memos" instead.
Shirakawa filed for personal bankruptcy last year and potentially faces tens of thousands of dollars in fines for failing to file a series of campaign finance disclosure forms from his 2008 run for county office.
He and his top staff members have declined repeated interview requests, but Shirakawa has contracted a top-flight election law attorney, Thomas Willis of Remcho Johansen & Purcell, to represent him in his case before the state's political watchdog agency. Willis could not be reached for comment.
Steve Preminger, chairman of the Santa Clara County Democratic Party, on Monday said the party "will stand with George" if any charges are filed against him.
"He is innocent until proven guilty," said Preminger. "The Democratic Party thinks George has been a good representative of the interests of the residents of his supervisorial district."
Meanwhile, Stacey Hendler Ross, spokeswoman for the South Bay AFL-CIO Labor Council, which for years has endorsed Shirakawa's campaigns, said the Labor Council will "wait and find out what is really happening with all of this until we make some kind of judgment."
Resident Juanita Medina agrees. In an email to this newspaper on Monday, she wrote:
"Why doesn't the Mercury News write the good things Shirakawa has done for our community? In more than 20 years of public service, he has built parks in low-income neighborhoods, helped schools and kids and stood up for people with no voice. Our community needs more leaders like George."
Yet some county residents, local ethics experts and some top county executives who have pinched their pennies in the name of the public good, expressed outrage over the revelations and called for action.
"I think there should be a recall -- absolutely," said Marjorie Freedman, an associate professor of nutrition studies at San Jose State University. Freedman has followed news of Shirakawa's eyebrow-raising spending.
Freedman said at the very least, Shirakawa should step down until more is known. "While this investigation is happening, I don't think he should serve," Freedman said. "There are just too many things that just don't look good, again and again. It's far-fetched to think he can focus on his job."
Don Herbelin, a longtime county resident and retired truck driver, agreed there should be a recall or similar action. He called Shirakawa's spending practices "obscene," and faulted county officials for failing to keep closer watch. "He should be held to a higher standard than normal people," Herbelin said. "Who controls the Board of Supervisors -- they have to be answerable to somebody other than the citizens."
At Tuesday's supervisor's meeting, County Executive Jeff Smith has asked board members to discuss internal reviews of the county's Procurement Card Program now under way. In the wake of articles published in this newspaper and the Metro weekly, the county is examining all five board members' and several executive managers' use of county "P-cards."
The county is also revising the way charges are reviewed and approved, and whether it should impose a "per-transaction" spending limit, and curb "non-travel business meals."
The P-card is supposed to be used for "small-dollar goods and services," and travel-related expenses. But Shirakawa -- unlike all other supervisors -- has used his county-issued credit card at P.F. Chang's, the Cheesecake Factory and Red Lobster, where he has often dined with his political allies and office staffers. A total of $36,717 in credit card charges also includes charitable contributions to the state Democratic Party.
Failure to comply with the county's P-card policy -- "knowingly or through willful neglect" -- can result in criminal penalties and disciplinary action up to and including termination, the county policy states.
Professor Kirk Hanson, executive director of Santa Clara University's Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, said the Shirakawa story is being closely watched by a wary public.
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Hanson said in order to retain the public's trust, the other four county supervisors may have to publicly distance themselves from Shirakawa's expanding troubles, noting that in situations like these, there are many ways to do that -- from public statement to formal censure.
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Local artist Gene Parent's watercolors, pen and ink drawings, pastels and more are in the Gifford Gallery until May 28.
Largely self-taught, Parent is a fourth-generation Vermonter who spent his youth in Richmond. He now lives in Brookfield with his family.
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - One Love Child Care is a large in-home family daycare in Sierra Meadows owned and operated by Lydia Griffin and Sarah Walton. One Love Child Care is taking enrollment for infants and toddlers ages 6-weeks to 3-years-old, open Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. They offer a developmentally appropriate center based program with a variety of activities on a daily basis including arts and crafts, science projects, cooking, dramatic play, circle time, singing, dancing, yoga, fine and gross motor activities, tummy time, and much more.
Their daycare is California State licensed, both providers are first aid and CPR certified. They are charging a flat rate for the full day of $55 and provide a morning and afternoon snack and well-balanced lunch. One Love will be taking drop-ins when space is available. The drop-in rate for enrolled families is $65 and for un-enrolled families it will cost $80 per day. Sarah has been in the child care industry for more than 10 years working with infants for five years at a California dually accredited center in Roseville. She was also a before and after-school teacher in Roseville for three years. Last year she moved to Truckee to be a pre-school teacher at Playdate Preschool where she met Lydia.
Lydia and Sarah bonded over their love for children and wanted to help the community, where there was a great need for infant and toddler care. Lydia is a credentialed elementary school teacher who taught in the public schools for three years in Maryland and Reno, Nev. She moved to Truckee four years ago and became a before and after school teacher and preschool teacher at Playdate.
Sarah and Lydia love to guide the children through exploration to enhance independent growth. They enjoy taking the kids outside where they can actively learn through socializing and play. Sarah loves to design art projects around hand and foot prints, for example she turned white foot prints into ghosts for Halloween. Lydia actively leads a daily circle time filled with singing songs paired with fun dance moves the kids can follow.
Sarah and Lydia created the name One Love to cultivate their belief that through love we are all connected and through the power of love we can grow in a healthy way to create a nurtured child and a caring community. They are located in Sierra Meadows at 10610 Martis Valley Road. Call 530-562-6007 or visit www.truckeechildcare.net. They invite you to stop by the daycare to check it out!


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Steamboat's bluegrass/rock sensation, Missed the Boat, returns to Summit County to play Pug Ryan's in Dillon tonight. The band opened for David Grisman in June at the Summit of Bluegrass and Brews. "We think they're one of the best bluegrass bands out there," said Pug Ryan's owner Travis Holton, who booked the act after making the band's acquaintance this summer.While admitting to the challenge of categorizing their sound, drummer and vocalist Pat Waters describes Missed the Boat's music as "sort of a rock band with bluegrass instruments" and "a mix of bluegrass and rock and folk with instrumentation." Instruments include guitar, bass, drums, mandolin, dobro, banjo and harmonica.The band formed a few years ago after several of the current members, Waters included, met at an open mic night at Mahogany Ridge in Steamboat. The band played parties first, followed by club gigs, releasing its debut album, Rollin, in 2009, followed by a self-titled album. Both were nominated for several Grammy awards apiece - a significant accomplishment after just a few years together - although they have yet to make the cut for the Grammy program itself. Since 2009, Missed the Boat has toured throughout Colorado and the West, sharing the stage with bands like Hot Tuna, Keller Williams, Elephant Revival and The Drew Emmitt Band. Their music has matured over the years, shifting from shorter pieces with a relatively straightforward bluegrass sound, plus drums, to today's longer pieces, which feature different styles within the same song, Waters said. While group members have "a big love for bluegrass," their tastes also range from rock to reggae and funk - styles they've been able to incorporate more and more as their sound evolves. "Most of the songs are written by our guitarist (Ryan Cox) and mandolin player (Andrew Henry) separately; then they'll bring their ideas to the table and we'll workshop it together and brainstorm where it can go," he said. "Our goal is always to get people having a good time and dancing - and we almost always succeed with that," Waters said on what showgoers can expect this evening. "We always have a good time on stage and that usually rubs off on the crowd." Band info & music: www.missedtheboatband.com
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The City of Aiken is looking for ways to better control traffic around Chukker Creek Elementary. (WRDW-TV)
News 12 First at Five / Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2012
AIKEN, S.C. (WRDW) -- The scene around 7 o'clock Tuesday morning was similar to what it is every morning and afternoon Monday through Friday. Chukker Creek Road was gridlocked with bumper-to-bumper traffic for almost an hour.
For many of the drivers, it's just a regular morning there.
"A firetruck could not get to us, an ambulance could not get to us, at certain times of the day," said Sandy Randall, who lives off Chukker Creek Road.
She knows the pain of sitting in traffic well. The gridlock is actually the school car-line spilling over from Chukker Creek Elementary onto Chukker Creek Road.
Randall lives in a neighborhood just past the school. It's a two-lane road and a winding one at that. That's why she says it's so tough -- and scary -- to illegally pass in the other lane against the flow of traffic.
"There is a double yellow line, and as we all know, we should never cross a double yellow line," she said, adding that the area is regularly patrolled by officers in an effort to prevent drivers from passing illegally.
She says sometimes the traffic stretches back more than half a mile toward Whiskey Road.
Now, the City of Aiken is proposing an extra 1,800 feet of pavement and 40 more parking spots. They plan to clear a section trees to make a serpentine loop where parents can wait in their cars off Chukker Creek Road.
However, not everyone is happy.
"I'm concerned that this is going to make it much more difficult for anyone who wishes to move out of their property and sell it," said Philip Winsor, a resident of Woodside Plantation, whose property abuts the back property line of the school.
Wonsor's backyard would be only yards away from the proposed paved lanes.
On Monday night, he addressed the Aiken City Council. He's fearful of more noise, more stormwater run-off and more carbon monoxide fumes closer to his home.
"The bottom line is it is for the safety of the students," said Principal Amy Gregory, who sees things differently.
She says she hopes it's only a matter of time until the gridlock traffic is a thing of the past.
"There've been minor fender-benders, but we're concerned there might be a major accident soon," she said.
On Monday night, after a lengthy discussion, the Aiken City Council unanimously approved first reading of the expansion plan. It'll face a second approval in just a couple weeks.
The plan includes 25 feet of a vegetative buffer between the car lanes at the Woodside Plantation property line.


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quote: MS creates avenues to allow other companies to use their IP at a relatively low price point.
quote: but I would much rather live in a world where if you want to do something interesting you can do it, rather than the apple world where creativity is locked up in a bottle that is never to be touched.
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quote: MS never invented either digital cameras, portable computing devices or touchscreens, but somehow they deserve a patent for combining these already-existing elements?


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No outlaw typifies America's mythic Wild West more than Billy the Kid. To Hell on a Fast Horse by Mark Lee Gardner is the riveting true tale of Sheriff Pat Garrett's thrilling, break-neck chase in pursuit of the notorious bandit. David Dary calls To Hell on a Fast Horse, "A masterpiece," and Robert M. Utley calls it, "Superb narrative history." This is spellbinding historical adventure at its very best, recalling James Swanson's New York Times bestseller Manhunt—about the search for Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth—as it fills in with fascinating detail the story director Sam Peckinpah brought to the screen in his classic film Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.
Billy the Kid—a.k.a. Henry McCarty,Henry Antrim, and William Bonney—was a horse thief, cattle rustler, charismaticrogue, and cold-blooded killer. Asuperb shot, the Kid gunned down four mensingle-handedly and five others with the helpof cronies. Two of his victims were LincolnCounty, New Mexico, deputies killed duringthe Kid's brazen daylight escape from thecourthouse jail on April 28, 1881.
For new sheriff Pat Garrett, an acquaintanceof Billy's, the chase was on. . . .
As the first dual biography of the Kid andGarrett, To Hell on a Fast Horse re-createsthe thrilling manhunt for the Wild West'smost iconic outlaw. Mark Lee Gardner digsbeneath the myth to take a fresh look at thesetwo men, their relationship, and their epicride to immortality.
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"The double-helix relationship between Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett is one of the abiding fascinations of the West. No one has come closer than Mark Lee Gardner to capturing their twin destinies and their inevitable final collision....you can almost smell the gunsmoke and the sweat of the saddles. " — Hampton Sides, author of the New York Times bestsellers Blood and Thunder and Ghost Soldiers
"A masterpiece! Mark Gardner's dual biography of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett cuts through the myth to tell the real story of two real figures in the Wild West. Gardner's scholarship is superb. This work can only be called a classic." — David Dary
"Incredibly deep research combines with the talents of a fine historian and writer to produce superb narrative history. The true character and relationship of these two iconic westerners emerge to suppress myth and correct more than a century of tomes laden with bad history." — Robert M. Utley
"Digging beneath the myths and melodrama, [Gardner] begins in Las Vegas during Christmas week, 1880, when the capture and confinement of Billy the Kid made national headlines... Gardner's extensive research and authoritative approach ground this compelling historical recreation." — Publishers Weekly
"As gripping as any thriller." — Library Journal
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What inspires you? For me, it's what I see, smell, taste, touch, and hear all around me. I also love knowing what inspires other people. There's nothing like seeing the world through someone else's eyes to give you new inspiration and perspective for the coming year.
Jane Brocket is one of my favorite sources of inspiration. Her playground is the British blog Yarnstorm, in which she reflects on everything from literature to gumdrops, daffodils, Paris, and, as the blog's name suggests, yarn.
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North Carolina is part of the Atlantic Flyway and provides important winter habitat for waterfowl that are produced in the prairies, Great Lakes and eastern Canada. North Carolina is unique in that it winters upwards of 80 percent of the continental Tundra Swan population. The bays, sounds and associated coastal wetlands provide important habitat for hundreds of thousands of Atlantic brant, several species of diving ducks, black ducks and other species of puddle ducks. DU has worked to conserve more than 100,000 acres of waterfowl habitat throughout North Carolina since 1985. Our goal is to conserve habitat to secure the future of waterfowl throughout North Carolina and North America. Your support of DU will help us achieve that goal.
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Playing collegiate basketball since the 1900, Indiana has established a history that is hard to match in college basketball. The Hoosiers have five national championships, tied for third most in college basketball history. Indiana also ranks sixth in NCAA Tournament appearances, seventh in NCAA Tournament victories, eighth in Final Four appearances, and 11th in overall victories. The accolades continue with the Hoosiers winning over 20 Big Ten Conference Championships. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Indiana Hoosiers basketball tickets.
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Indiana made up the better half of a stacked Big Ten leading the conference with a 14-4 record through the 2013 regular season. The Hoosiers were definitely one of the teams to beat as they hung around the nation's top 5 all year. With a #1 seed in the East and a desire to relinquish their disappointing conference tournament performance many are expecting a deep run from the Hoosiers in the NCAA Tournament.
Check out our Indiana Hoosiers Season Preview History page for previews of previous Hoosiers seasons.
The Hoosiers play their home games at the Assembly Hall, located in Bloomington, Indiana on the campus of Indiana University. With a capacity of over 17,000 screaming fans, Assembly Hall is the place to be for all Indiana basketball games. Assembly Hall has been quoted as "the Carnegie Hall of basketball" by sportscaster Gus Johnson. The Indiana Hoosiers home bench is on the Assembly Hall sideline in front of sections 3, C-B. Assembly Hall parking information is covered in out Hoosiers event guide.
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Consistently rated as one of the best rivalries in college sports, these two teams have heated match-ups every time they meet. Indiana and Purdue have been apart of the Big Ten Conference for over 100 years which has only added to the intensity. Both teams have won at least 20 conference championships and have appeared in the NCAA Tournament over at least 25 times.
Indiana's resume is tough to match in college basketball. The Hoosiers have won the National Championship five times, have reached the Final Four eight times, and have appeared in the NCAA Tournament over 35 times. Indiana has also won over 20 Big Ten Conference championships.
Doors will open 75 minutes prior to tip-off at Assembly Hall
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Ableton Live is a solution designed for each stage of the musical process, from creation to production to performance.
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the real app name is actually "Live.app" not "Ableton Live.app", because of this, AppFresh does not find the program as installed. can we change the title? is the title of the apps supposed to be the "real" filename or the (full) title of the application?
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Best music production software ever!
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You may change it yourself.
Just click on "Suggest new version" and then add the new data for this application.
Title needs to be changed. Live is at version 6.0.7 now.
Super efficient and worth every penny. It makes making music with software fun, more like an instrument than a piece of software. Very well designed and everything seems well thought out.
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Great for composition and live (duh) performances. Plays well with VI and FX. Has a pretty decent set of DAW functions, as well.
And version 6 has some great features coming just around the bend.
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2011 Annual Report
1. Distance-measuring unit - This unit measures the vertical distance between soil surface and the frame, on which the laser sensor is mounted. An "Acquity" sensor, which uses a fixed infrared laser and a rotating mirror to scan the soil surface along a straight line, will be used for distance measurement. In addition to distance measurement, this sensor also provides information on reflected light intensity. Thus, it is possible to distinguish between the top of canopies and actual soil surface using signal processing if soil surface is not completely covered by the canopy.
2. Frame and rail unit - Since the laser sensor only measures elevations along a straight line, a rail is needed to move the sensor in the direction perpendicular to the scan line so that elevations within a rectangular area can be measured. The rail will be supported by a frame. The sensor will travel along the rail, driven by a linear actuator; and the position of the sensor, monitored using an optical encoder, will be used as a feedback control signal to accurately control the sensor position. Several other devices, including a gyroscope to measure the angular position of the frame and an RTK GPS unit, will also be mounted on the frame.
3. Frame angular-position measuring unit - Because the laser-distance sensor will be mounted on the frame, angular displacements of the frame become critical to the accuracy of elevation measurement. Angular displacements of the frame - pitch, roll, and yaw - will be measured using a rate-integrating gyroscope. X, Y, Z coordinates of the laser scan lines on the soil surface will then be corrected using these measured angles.
4. Geo-reference unit -A Real-time Kinematic (RTK) GPS will be used to help register the measured surface points into a geographic coordinate system (UTM, Lat-lon, or a local coordinate system). An RTK GPS unit is needed because this is the only GPS device that provides a sub-centimeter accuracy in longitude and latitude.
5. Data-acquisition and control unit –All control and data signals from the laser, gyroscope, optical encoders and RTK GPS unit will be processed using a laptop computer.
Specific laboratory experiments were conducted with the laser distance meter to determine the accuracy and feasibility of measuring flat residue (wheat straw, corn stover, milo stalks, soybean residue, etc.) on various soil surfaces under different moisture conditions. Data were collected for comparison purposes using the laser system, a high resolution digital camera and a Sony camcorder with the infrared "nightshot" feature enabled. The laser system software was rewritten and modified to make it more robust and easier for a user to learn and correctly operate. In addition, the system wiring was replaced and more carefully routed along the rail to make it a more robust system in the field. The original rail motor was also replaced with a stepper motor and corresponding controller for more precision and control when moving the laser along the rail.
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Published: Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
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Elks Hoop Contest
The annual Elks Hoop Shoot contest begins at 10 a.m. Dec. 14 at the Hendersonville Middle School gym, 825 N. Whitted St., Hendersonville.
The contest is for boys and girls in the following age groups, 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Contestants' age groups will be determined by their age as of April 1, 2014. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m.
The contest is free, and the winners will advance to the regional contest in Morganton on Jan. 25. Call 828-692-0198 for more information.
Childcare at Inflation Station
STJ's Inflation Station, at 710 Tracy Grove Road in Flat Rock, is inviting parents to drop off children from 6 to 9 p.m. Dec. 14 so the adults can sho or have a date night. Dinner will be provided. The kids will have bounce and jump time as well as time to relax and watch a movie (age appropriate). All children need to be picked up by 9 p.m.
STJ's Inflation Station is an indoor inflatable bounce and play area designed for the entertainment of children 14 and under. The cost for one child is $10, and $5 for extra siblings. Bring a blanket or pillow to sit on. All ages 3 to 14 invited. Call 828-969-0674 or 828-595-1534 to make a reservation. Visit www.stjs.net for more information.
The Henderson County Board of Public Education will visit Apple Valley Middle, 43 Fruitland Road, Hendersonville, at noon today.
The Sugarloaf Elementary School Improvement Team meets at 3:30 p.m. today in room 404 of the school, 2270 Sugarloaf Road, Hendersonville.
Hendersonville City Council meets at 5:45 p.m. Thursday in City Hall council chambers.
Flat Rock Historic Landmarks Commission meets at 11 a.m. Friday in the Village Hall assembly room.
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