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Luddites were a social movement who protested against the Industrial Revolution and protested against technology. They prefer "the old way" of doing things.
Many PlainCee
programmers are like Luddites. Some plain cee fanboys resist new technology because it isn't plain cee. They think everything else is bloatware; plain Cee is king to them, because C is simple. I'm not a huge fan of C++ since it is a complex mess of a language, but at least C++ has strings. One can be disciplined enough to use a subset of C++ and not all of it.
doesn't even have strings. It only has pointers to chars. This is primitive and anti-technology, as are Luddites. Anyone who prefers using pointers to chars over strings (like in PHP) is a luddite that resists improvements to our technology. You could still have a Cee like fast language with strings, such as
Why C is Obsolete (by the completely unbiased ;-) author of
Sometimes the old way is the best way. For the uses for which
was intended (systems programming, embedded systems), there is still no better tool. For other tasks, where programmer time is more important than processing time and memory efficiency, a more convenient language like Go, Python or shell script can be more appropriate.
ATS Language is a better tool than C for the tasks for which C was intended.
does look like a promising research language. The page of examples tackles many areas where provability would be an asset. I'd also like to see some work on cross-compiled embedded targets. I hope the author has a plan for world domination; too many of these research languages die after the thesis is written.
Plain Ol' C is still the language of choice for creating most
applications these days. It's equivalent to a super-assembler; you have access to the machine down at the metal but can stay away when you don't want to get too messy. The stuff that needs to port can do so, and the stuff that needs to tie to a particular piece of hardware can do that. C will die when the Earth's core cools off.
Being there first is a significant advantage - but one measured in decades, not millennia.
Yeah, um, order of precedence isn't the factor here. C is the tool of choice when creating hardware-based systems because of its close-to-the-metal capabilities. More brain power has been spent optimizing C compilers than everything else combined over the last twenty years or so. Other language systems are great for other application spaces, but when you need to make an electronic gizmo do its thing then C is still your first choice, every time.
did not become the tool of choice or receive so much optimization effort by its technical merit.
in the development of Unix and (importantly) access to one of the earliest `free` compilers played very significant roles in its adoption. Similarly,
is receiving much optimization effort. Being there first, positioning, and
are very significant factors in language success. I expect such forces will keep C the king for many years yet. Though the new pressures for effective parallel programming are already acting to dethrone it.
C will still be protected for quite a long time as the baseline language for inter-language communication, since the accepted standard for shared libraries (and the POSIX interface) is still based around the C calling conventions, which makes C a natural language for shim layers and systems programming.
No matter what language you use, there is always a risk of obsolescence. If the language does what it does in its niche fairly well and a significantly better replacement has yet to come along, then stop worrying about obsolescence and use it. The "in" language rarely remains in for more than a decade, and probably the average "in" time is more like 5 years.
Yeah, tell that to Cobol people, who are still getting paid to produce work in 2013. The lasting fact is that the bulk of electronic hardware today is driven by C. Everything else together doesn't come close. C is in your garage door opener, your microwave oven, your wall thermostat, your desktop telephone, your dishwasher, your vacuum cleaner, all over the place in your car, and it is probably sitting on your wrist. You can not swing a dead cat and not hit an electronics application written in C. C has been the de facto standard embedded systems language for 30 years and continues to be used all over the world in new electronic product development today.
Therefore, the idea that C will disappear as a "fad" language in the next five years or so is wildly mistaken.
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As someone who had absolutely zero experience with the martial art of jiu-jitsu before the David Mamet film "Redbelt" arrived on his doorstep, the actor Chiwetel Ejiofor knew his training for it would have to be intense.
"I knew there was a mountain to climb and the clock was ticking," said the London-born actor, who worked with some of the world's foremost experts on Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which he was supposed to teach in the film.
And Ejiofor is convinced those instructors have it pretty easy.
"It's the lower back that's the key part because of the throwing. You're constantly throwing 200-pound guys and it's telling after a while," said the actor during a recent one-on-one interview in Manhattan's Regency Hotel.
"You learn to do it, but the nature of a film shoot is alien to somebody who studies jiu-jitsu. Even if you're doing a class on throws on any given day you're not required to do those throws for eight hours, sometimes 12, with 200-pound guys from every conceivable angle, and for days at a time."
Then again, a playwright/filmmaker like David Mamet doesn't come calling every day.
"He's preeminent. And the script itself just illuminated this section of the world in a way that made it so incredibly familiar, like I'd been a part of it all my life," said Ejiofor.
Mamet's film scripts are among the most detailed in the business, and can be shot that way, too, of which Ejiofor was aware.
"I had a very developed reverence for it even before I read it," the actor admitted. But Ejiofor said that, contrary to popular perception, this Mamet script was not necessarily the Bible.
"There is a sense that there's a rhythm to it and the rhythm's important. You can approach it like a classical text where you want to adhere to the rhythm of it, but you want to still feel that you can embody the character realistically."
Said the actor of Mamet, "Like any great director he leaves room for self-expression as well and for that primal impulse of how an actor interprets the script. Like anybody else, he wants to see that."
As a classically trained British actor, Chiwetel Ejiofor (pronounced CHEW-i-tel e-JEE-a-for; his parents are Nigerian) had long been aware of Mamet's works for the stage, including but certainly not limited to plays like "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "Speed-the-Plow."
It would indeed have been hard for Ejiofor to have missed Mamet's plays considering how vital the stage is to the actor.
"I have a need to tell stories in this way. I find it powerful and engaging. I find the experience of taking the audience on a journey wonderfully passionate and creative," he said.
"If I have a while where I don't do any theater and I get back into the theater there's a sort of sense of that being fresh and new and exciting."
When he sat down for this interview Ejiofor had just come off doing a three-hour show in London, and the way he described that routine -- two shows on Thursday, recovering on Friday, two shows on Saturday, recovering from the whole week on Sunday, getting ready for the new week on Monday, and then on Tuesday and Wednesday preparing for the two shows on Thursday in addition to that day's show -- made training to portray a jiu-jitsu master sound like a walk in the park.
"The idea that fiddle-dee-dee, the actor's life for me, where you sleep till 4 and then you come into the theater and everybody offers you a glass of sparkling champagne and then you go on and everybody loves you, it just doesn't work that way," he said.
The 33-year-old Ejiofor first became known in this country shortly after he began working in film, for his lead performance in the small but well-received 2002 picture "Dirty Pretty Things." He now finds himself in big-budget movies more often, such as "Children of Men" and "American Gangster," although independent endeavors like "Redbelt," which opens wide tomorrow, are likely to remain on his plate given his taste in scripts.
Although his busy schedule hasn't allowed Ejiofor to continue jiu-jitsu in his personal time, he's particularly intrigued by the martial art's precept that there's no situation from which a practitioner cannot escape.
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Ejiofor said he hasn't taken any specific skill learned for a part and then applied it to his day-to-day life.
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Your opening statement gets it right, "Blogging is hard work." The points you made can lessen the stress. We share all of our content via our social networks here at inSparq. 7 and 9 are avenues worth exploring more.
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Article I claims that Cheney, "...purposefully manipulated the intelligence process to deceive the citizens and Congress of the United States by fabricating a threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction to justify the use of U.S. Armed Forces against the nation of Iraq in a manner damaging to our national security interests."
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The 2012 National Volunteer Appreciation Week is April 15-21. According to a U.S. Survey by the United States Department of Labor, 64.3 people volunteered at least once in 2011. Of these, approximately 130 volunteered at Durham Regional Hospital.
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January 4, 1999
Marques Tuiasosopo, #11, runs 11 yards for the first of his two Oahu Bowl touchdowns. The game was televised nationwide and was played in 85-degree weather.
Photo by Sheila Paris.
by Russ Paris
Four former WHS football players saw action and spent a week in Hawaii preparing for and playing in the Oahu Bowl against the Air Force Academy on Christmas day.
The week prior to the game was spent practicing and sightseeing in and around Honolulu. The team visited Pearl Harbor and Paradise Cove and enjoyed a special luau. Several of the Huskies spent the day before Christmas visiting disabled adults and children at a Veterans' Hospital.
Marques Tuiasosopo scored twice for the UW, even though his playing time was limited to the second half. He ran 11 yards for a touchdown and passed seven times, completing five for 43 yards, including a game-ending 11-yard TD pass.
Tuiasosopo, WHS class of '97, played with fellow Falcon teammates Pat Conniff, the Huskies' starting fullback, Brad Hutt, starting center, and Dave Dawson, back-up center.
Conniff, who had been sidelined most of the season with injuries, appeared healthy as he blocked hard and ran for 12 yards. Conniff and Tuiasosopo, both sophomores, will be in the starting backfield again next year.
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"The skills I learned as a religious studies major have been the keys to my success. I learned to look beneath the surface for deeper meaning—being able to hear everyone's ideas and draw the links between them - have served me well in the IT industry."
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Students often find courses in Religious Studies helpful in broadening their perspectives not only on religion but also on the world. A major or minor in Religious Studies can broaden or globalize a primary major. The College's proximity to the Baltimore-Washington provides ample opportunity to explore and study a variety of religions. Coursework does not presume any religious commitment on the part of the student, nor endorses, promotes or condemns any particular religion, set of religions, or religion in general. Instead, students examine religions as subjects of academic inquiry, and learn a variety of methods to do so, humanistic, social scientific, at times even natural scientific.
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Coinciding with the office move, Catch has celebrated the landmark of having 85 contractors concurrently out in the field. As most Catch recruiters have worked on ERP projects in their own right they are able to quickly assess client needs and attract the most talented and best-suited specialists to do the job.
As part of this ongoing growth strategy, Catch has also invested in a new website – www.catchgroup.com - to be launched at the beginning of November This interactive site is especially designed to make life easier for clients and candidates alike. Clients can submit requirements online and candidates can register and search the latest positions. It also includes details of Catch's self-billing process and automated time-sheets.
Catch is known in the industry for its unrivalled expertise in ERP, Java and .NET, resourcing both permanent and contract personnel for companies such as Coty, Budget Rent-a-car, Norgine Pharmaceuticals, Fit-Flop, Capita, Gullivers Travel Associates (GTA), Liberty Global Services BV, Avon Cosmetics, Warnaco BV, EirGrid, AB Agri, AMEC, Covidien and Assa Abloy. Some of these clients have relied on Catch for over a decade, reflecting the company's belief that sustainable, long-term client relationships are the key to its success.
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Long-Lost Seapuit Golf Club
There isn't much to see anymore. Nearly all evidence of Seapuit Golf Club on Cape Cod has vanished or, more specifically, been bulldozed and built over. It wasn't quite like paving paradise to put up a parking lot, but dyed-in-the-wool golfers might make that argument. In its place, tucked away in a wooded section of Osterville, Mass., are private homes, pristine flower beds, tennis courts and swimming pools.
A Glimpse of Seapuit Golf Club
If you know where to look, you can spot a vestige of the long-lost golf course. Buried in the woods, obscured between tall trees and bushes, and virtually unrecognizable beneath the overgrown grass and weeds is a rectangular piece of slightly raised land that once served as the tee box for the third hole. In the distance is the fairway that snaked alongside Marstons Mills River en route to the green. Back in the day, you could enjoy raw oysters on the half-shell and, legend has it, a dry martini - courtesy of P. Barnard Hinckley's seafood shanty - before continuing to the fourth hole.
"He certainly had a beverage on hand to go with the oysters," remembers 86-year-old Joel Davis, whose father, E.K. Davis, owned the course from 1930 until 1942. "Whether it was martinis, I can't say for sure."
There are few people left with first-hand recollections of Seapuit because, like the private club, its members are also long gone. Even teenagers who served as caddies are now into their mid-80s and they too are dwindling. More than 50 private homes now sit where 70 years ago there were a golf course, a clubhouse and a hotel. These days, the former playground of prominent businessmen and politicians is remembered mainly in antique black-and-white photographs and yellowed newspaper clippings.
Back then, there were three private clubs in Osterville. Seapuit, which stood geographically between the Wianno Golf Club and the Oyster Harbors Golf Club, was one of Cape Cod's earliest golf courses. Dating to 1894, it had a tumultuous history, changing ownership several times before closing in 1942.
It was originally owned by Francis Parsons, a wealthy Chicago resident who summered in Osterville. Parsons purchased 200 acres of land on Osterville's west side, naming the property after a local Indian chief. The nine-hole golf course opened in 1896; the Seapuit Inn followed two years later.
Parsons imported a golf course architect from Scotland to design the layout. It featured rolling, tree-lined fairways, and views of Dam and Bog ponds, Cat Island and the Marstons Mills River. Those ponds came into play on most of the holes, often swallowing up wayward shots.
The Seapuit Inn
Measuring 3,301 yards and playing as a par 36, the course contained only one par-3, one par-5 and seven par-4 holes. None of the par-4s stretched more than 365 yards, and most were between 320 and 330. It was not a well-manicured course, even by the lower standards of the day, and the greens were postage-stamped size.
"It was rough, but beautiful in the sense that it was partly in the woods and partly along the river," says Holbrook Davis, Joel's 91-year-old brother who lives on land where the inn once stood. "It was a lovely setting. It was also a rather challenging course."
Warren Hansen, 87 and still residing in Osterville, caddied at Seapuit in 1937, earning $1 per day just for showing up, whether or not he carried a bag. "That was pretty good, a dollar a day and not even working," he says. "But Mr. Davis wanted caddies there in case any guests showed up."
Hansen and his fellow caddies would kill time by climbing to the top of the water tower that stood outside the club's entrance and tossing water balloons onto the heads of unsuspecting visitors. "Never the members, though," he says.
He recalls a challenging course with small greens. "It was hilly. The fairways were like pastures, not groomed like they are today," he says. "You got some tough lies."
Among the club's head golf pros were Roy Brondson and Al Grauer. Brondson later worked at Wianno, while Grauer's son, Don, would become the pro at Hyannisport Golf Club.
Holes were given names, some rather obvious - like "The First" for No. 1 - others not so much. The opening hole of 325 yards demanded a blind shot to the green, while the 320-yard second was labeled "Waterloo," perhaps due to the tee shot that required a carry over the edge of Dam Pond.
The Long Lost Seapuit Golf Links
The 325-yard third, named "Commandment," ran parallel to Dam Pond and featured views of Cotuit Bay. The 347-yard fourth was "Yellow Leg Cove," and the 315-yard seventh, set beside the bay, was "Easy Street."
"Wigwam Hill" was given to the 165-yard par-3 fifth. The most distinctive hole on the course, the green could not be seen from the tee. "It was a totally blind uphill shot," Hansen says.
The 332-yard sixth, called "The Turn," heralded the march back toward the clubhouse, while the 500-yard eighth was "Bunker Hill" for an unknown reason, and the 362-yard ninth was appropriately labeled "Home."
"You could see water on the first, second, third and fourth holes," says Joel Davis, who now lives in Brooksfield, Maine. "The golf course was quite rough. But people liked it. It was heavily used."
Players completing their rounds were often greeted by spectators lounging on the porch of the clubhouse that was located behind the ninth green. There were 20 bedrooms, five bathrooms, a glass-walled dining room and a wood-burning fireplace in the inn that sat on the water's edge, overlooking Osterville Bay.
Despite its amenities, the club sank into bankruptcy after Parsons' death in 1925, closing down until Davis purchased the hotel and golf course in 1930. Davis, president of Aluminum Limited of Montreal, was more of a businessman than a golfer, and his interest was mainly in the value of the land. "He played a little golf, but not much," Holbrook Davis says.
Davis leveled the hotel in 1930 - for the sum of $400 - but reopened the golf course in 1932. However, memberships in private clubs thinned throughout the Depression. By World War II, his only reason for operating the club was to contribute to the war effort. In its final two years of existence, Davis donated the club's profits to the American Field Service, an organization providing ambulance services in North Africa. His son, Holbrook, was driving an AFS ambulance there at the time. "But the profits were pretty thin," Holbrook recalls.
By mid-1942, Davis closed the club and began subdividing and selling the land. And with that, one of Cape Cod's first golf courses quickly passed into history.
Rob Duca is an award-winning sports columnist who wrote for the Cape Cod Times for 25 years, covering golf, the Boston Red Sox, the Boston Celtics and the Boston Bruins. He is now managing editor of Golf & Leisure Cape Cod magazine and has written for a variety of other publications, including Sports Illustrated, the Boston Globe, Yankee magazine and Cape Cod Life.
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right-click and select convert to dynamic disk
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Or.. someone please lead me to a more recent document than the two I presented which states that anyone should think the rules are different. This is so ridiculous that it's funny!
Or.. someone please lead me to a more recent document than the two I presented which states that anyone should think the rules are different. This is so ridiculous that it's funny!
I couldn't find the relevant documents on the ISU site, but I would assume that there weren't enough pairs teams entered so there were contingency provisions to add some more.
Many countries do not have a pairs team to send at all, and Japan, Russia and Canada only sent two when they could have sent three.
Mathman- not sure what you are talking about. Japan had two entries, and they sent one. Canada had three entries and they used all three. Russia, same thing. The relevant documents in this case are linked on my page... and I don't see anything updated since those documents to change the rules they have published.
There were PLENTY of pairs teams entered in this competition. As I said on my blog, the ISU has never stretched the rules any other time, including when there were very minimal numbers of pairs in competitions, so why do it now? And I'm sorry, but if you have governing rules, they are there for a reason. You can't just change something. I mean you can... but it's not going to go unnoticed.
I think they were worried about box office receipts which of course is more important than sport.
All disciplines of the Grand Prix (and when it was called the Champions Series) used to feature the top six skaters skating in three events. Example-- Kwan usually opted to skate in two, while Butyrskaya would usually skate in Germany, France, and Japan each year. Then they had it so that it was only the top pairs that could skate in a third event if they so chose. But it's been a few years since that has even happened.
21 pairs teams at the World Juniors meant that five teams weren't even making the long program... that definitely was a big enough field that there was no need to add extra pairs for no reason.
It's particularly heinous if the inappropriately included team either deprives another of a medal, or of a chance to skate their LP or affected the number of pairs another country could send to Jr. Worlds the following year. Thanks for highlighting this Tony.
Exactly. It's easy to focus on the impact of the medals, or the number of teams next year, but the chance to perform both their programs at Jr Worlds is a big deal to skaters who have spent such an amount of time, pain, effort, and yes, money, to qualify to be there. The ISU should respect their own rules.
Are you saying that was ok based on the years ago championships? Can you get an official explanation as to why that was approved. I don't buy that unwritten contingency deal. If it were then, rules are not sacred, but should be broken as unspecified changes. There are TWO GPs before qualifying for the Final. No?
The Vise/Trent situation was at the 2007/2008 Grand Prix Bompard, so already over two full seasons ago. The option for the top six placed pairs in the World to do a third event was clearly stated in the ISU rules. THIS situation is not.
If anyone did a third event then it was already stated in the beginning of the Grand Prix series as to which event would not count for points. Remember the 2001 NHK Trophy (I know it was a long time ago too, but just an example) when Slutskaya and Butyrskaya both withdrew in the week before the event? Had they competed and assumingly finished 1-2, then Angela Nikodinov, who was also in the event and had it chosen as her non-scoring event, she would have made the Final. Without the Russians there, Tataiana Malinina won the event and qualified in front of Nikodinov to the Grand Prix Final. It happens. You can also look at that as Nikodinov could have won the event herself instead of finishing the 4th place she ended up, and then she would have protected her own spot.
Frankly the Chinese federation should be penalized a spot for next years worlds, and any team that is one spot away from qualifiying for another spot should get the spot. Clearly Sui/Han would have been on the team, and they don't deserve to lose their gold because this isn't their fault. But who can say for sure who would have been the 2nd and 3rd teams.
A few tidbits on this now on my site. ISU is currently stonewalling. Rules for entries at ISU Championships and Grand Prixs are different. Don't muddy the waters by getting into Grand Prix rules. Entries at Championships are covered by Rule 378. Ultimate responsibility for entries being handled correctly rests with Peter Krick.
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Does the world really need another software add-on product?
That was my first question to Pat Sullivan, a serial software entrepreneur who started ACT and SalesLogix CRM. What was so broken that needed to be fixed with his latest company, Flypaper Studio?
I suppose you could ask the same question about any number of so-called Web 2.0 apps that have appeared in the last couple of years. Still, as a former heavy-duty ACT user, I was especially curious to hear Sullivan's explanation.
The way Sullivan explains it, we're basically talking about something akin to Flash animations for dummies (my take.) With roughly a couple of million professional Flash programmers out there, ginning up fancy pages for their clients, the idea behind Flypaper is to give non-programmers the ability to repurpose that professional content. And, best of all, without paying anything extra for the "privilege." With so many companies in the United States battling the sub-prime blues, any cost-saving idea is worth serious consideration.
"There was a big problem in that Adobe Flash...is unavailable to the masses. The only way a mere mortal can do something really cool on a Web site or in a presentation is to hire a Flash programmer for a lot of money," said Sullivan. "They deliver (the finished project) to you in a form you can never edit or change. You're tethered to that programmer. We came to believe that that was really a big problem."
The project recently moved out of beta testing and is being offered in a free general release as well as a professional version for $195 per seat. The paid version also lets customers poll data through Web services and includes up to one gigabyte of storage.
I don't know if Flypaper's destiny is to remain an independent company or become a cool feature in another company's product portfolio. But the idea is intriguing. Flypaper would help businesses bypass pricey tech gatekeepers, who otherwise would be able to demand extra payment for extra work on their creations. As someone working in the Fourth Estate, I can't help but note the irony here. Over the last several years, so many techies have expressed delight at how technology was allowing the masses to bypass the former gatekeepers (ie: the press) to get their message out to the wider world. Now, it's come full circle. The implications potentially are profound. But that's fodder for another day.
In the meantime, the business plan was compelling enough to convince Sierra Ventures and SCF Arizona of Phoenix to supply $3.5 million in funding to Flypaper. The announcement hits the wire today. Last February, both organizations were participants in the first round of funding for the Phoenix-based company.
One immediate hurdle is the absence of enthusiasm among most regular people to try their hand at coding. Even if this is as simple as Flypaper claims-and nothing's ever as simple as they say in a press briefing--there's a lot of missionary work remaining. Flypaper will need to convince businesses its product is worth their peoples' time and invest the effort in training them. Corporate marketing departments and content creators will understand the gist of that argument without much trouble. But that's only a small part of any organization.
Sullivan says he heard similar arguments when he was selling contact management software.
"With ACT, there was a certain amount time the salesperson had to invest to get what they wanted out of it," he said. "But once they caught vision of what they wanted to do, they invested the time. I think the same thing will happen here...this is kind of like ACT in the beginning, where you had to convince people that yeah, you can do it. Every product has its market mountain to climb. That's part of the fun of it."


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Cellphone service to Penhold improved
For Penhold Mayor Dennis Cooper, the sight of four signal bars on his cellphone couldn't be more welcome.
For years, he and other area residents have been bedevilled by lousy cellphone reception that saw calls dropped constantly — if a signal could be found at all.
But last week, all that changed.
A Telus cellphone tower erected in Penhold started pumping out a strong signal and Cooper no longer has to find the one sweet spot in his office in Springbrook where his phone would work.
"People are pretty happy. There are a lot of young people who don't have a land line."
It's not only an issue of convenience. Not being able to count on a good signal for 911 calls posed a safety risk.
A letter-writing campaign was launched in 2011 to bring the problem to Telus's attention.
Cooper credits Telus for seeing a problem and being willing to spend the money to fix it.
"They said they would help the community and they did."
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Seems like most investors don't understand the significance of this. Biotech guys never pay any attention to P/E. so it means nothing to them. Non-biotech only pay attention to P/E so 20 is not that impressive.
The important thing is that this is a biotech play which implies potential for major home run action down the line (nobody knows what may be in store) - AND it is a solid company, so NO RISK if managed properly.
This is huge. Seems like most do not understand. It will be fun to observe from The Grey Corner.
It's so fleeting maybe it shouldn't mean anything at all. Looking forward to a good quarter. Hoping that this transitional stage, seems like that because of everything that could go on, will go on. The core business protein A makes this a interesting stock. The maneuvering that will go on is going on. The deal that is on going with the Bio's not jumping in keeping the Protein A distribution is fascinating. They see the importance of a continual flow. Like to have that job going back and fourth to Sweden sipping a Smithwick.
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I don't really follow you. Why is P/E fleeting? What is 'everything going on'? What is the deal with Bios jumping in or not jumping in to Protein A?
I am an outsider who is looking in. Seems like a solid company with a good core business. you seem to have a lot of real knowledge about the company. Any further info you'd be willing to share would be most appreciated. I'd be interested to hear your general predictions/estimates for Repligen's future.


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Accusing Larry King and CNN of content theft on Larry King's blog may seem pretty brazen but it has and continues to happen. It's interesting that the AP and several major media organizations including Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal have been huffing and puffing lately over news aggregators who link to their content. At least when that happens, the aggregators (like Google News and Huffington Post) give attribution and send visitors who want more info to the main story.
So it's striking to see Larry King's blog, on the CNN website, outright steal other people's content (including a SearchViews post), with no attribution whatsoever. Simply linking the "Read More" button to the original post does not count. For anyone contemplating a corporate blog or otherwise, it's important to be mindful of the basic rules of the road online. That includes the very big no-no of publishing someone else's words without attribution. That's called plagiarism. You would think that a blog on the website of a major news outlet like CNN would know better.
Now it's perfectly fine to talk about something and embed a link to someone else's article while doing so in your own language. However it's our policy, in keeping with commonly accepted online and offline standards, to always attribute someone else's words or thoughts as well as to link to them whenever possible.
Larry King's blog on the other hand, seems to consist entirely of other's words and thoughts, sometimes lightly edited or abridged, with no attribution and the previously mentioned "Read More" button which does lead to the original source. Even if CNN views this as a placeholder blog (it's one of the only parts of their site that isn't discoverable by search engines) there is no excuse for making the content look like it's coming from Larry King when it's not.
What's even more perplexing is that I wrote a comment on Larry's blog, asking politely that we be given attribution. While several comments that have nothing to do with the stolen content but which are time stamped after mine have been approved, my comment continues to be unpublished days after submission.
My friend, author and journalist Maria Raha, called this incident a symptom of "Generation Re-Blog" (notice the attribution, Larry) and she may well be on to something here. It's all too easy in the age of Tumblr and re-tweeting to be cavalier about other people's content.
The irony is that sharing (rather than stealing) content is one of the great joys of the Internet, whether it be a link from a blog, a mention on Twitter, or a full on quote on a message board. Linking benefits everyone by increasing the SEO power of a page (something Larry King's blog is set up to block) in addition to allowing people to discover content they may otherwise never have seen.
I also think some of the blatant thievery may simply be coming from a place of general ignorance about how things are done in the online world. After all, it was only in 2006 that Larry King defended his avoidance of the Internet (to Roseanne Barr) thusly: "But there's 80 billion things on it." Larry went on to say," The wife loves it. I wouldn't love it. What do you punch little buttons and things?…no thanks." Considering that the time from 2006 to now must be but a blink of the eye to Larry it's reasonable to assume he's still a newbie despite his recent embrace of Twitter. The above quotes, by the way, come courtesy of ThinkProgress.
All of this should serve as a cautionary tale for brands that blog, or are considering doing so. If you don't have anything to say, or are worried about filling the space, don't use other people's content and try to be clever by making it look like yours. The reality is that we would welcome Larry King or anyone else linking and using our content gratis, provided we are given proper attribution and a link.
If you steal anyway, as Larry King and CNN did, will you get sued? Most likely not, but you court a worse fate – that of the online pariah. You invite posts like this one, and their inevitable re-tweets and StumbleUpons to define your character online. That can do far more damage to your brand than a lawsuit.
As Warren Buffett is fond of saying (notice that attribution thingy again), "It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it." This, from a guy who was well-known at my previous Berkshire Hathaway-owned company for not using e-mail. In spite of that he clearly knows a lot more about the Internet than "blogger" Larry King.
As of Tuesday morning, the post on Larry King's blog was updated to include attribution to myself with a link back to SearchViews embedded under my name. Hopefully this will be standard practice going forward for the Larry King blog.
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Well the, the, the initial process of negotiations, around the summit was to submit a list of demands. Ah, the response of the city was to agree to those demands. Ah, but we didn't feel that there was a, a process which guaranteed that, in fact, they would live up to them. And one of the major components of it was a real estate board which could not, in fact, give a clear answer as to what its position was. So that we recommended that we set up committees during a, a ten-week lapse between the two meetings and work on those details. Ah, and we did that and submitted them to the entire summit an agreement that included a great deal of detail as to how each of the components was to carry out their responsibilities.


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By Holly Tonini Point Park News Service When women get together, they often talk about books, said Meredith Mileti, a fiction writer who lives in Mt. Lebanon. Mileti and her friend and fellow author, Gwyn Cready of Mt. Washington, should know: The two frequent book clubs and have started a festival to celebrate what they […]
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