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OULU, Finland, January 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Capricode, are pleased to announce, that SyncShield has been chosen by The Council of Europe in Strasbourg to secure their mobile devices. The decision confirms Capricode's position as a technology leader in the area of Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM). Seeing off competition from many of the leading players in the MDM world by winning the open tender, Capricode's pricing, flexibility, innovative Linux architecture and strong European focus were all seen as critical factors for the council. The Council of Europe had an urgent requirement to take control of their fleet of mobile devices due to a high number of BYOD's (Bring Your Own Device).
As market leaders in Scandinavia, SyncShield is already used in many Government and public sectors. Both public organisations and enterprises of different sizes face the same challenge with mobility and SyncShield has proven its potential as a beneficial management solution for every type of organisation. The Council of Europe contract is seen as critical to Capricode's plans to expand into new markets in a very challenging business environment.
About Capricode
Capricode are a Finnish based company with headquarters in the High Tech city of Oulu. Established in 2002, they have concentrated on developing one of the best MDM & MAM solutions on the market. One of the few companies in the field to have patented their technology, Capricode has 21 patents granted or pending. The flexibility and scalability of the solution can be deployed in a wide variety of methods which makes Capricode a very effective partner whether an in house solution, managed, Hosted, SaaS or Cloud solution is required.
About the Council of Europe
The Council of Europe, based in Strasbourg (France), now covers virtually the entire European continent, with its 47 member countries. Founded on 5 May 1949 by 10 countries, the Council of Europe seeks to develop throughout Europe common and democratic principles based on the European Convention on Human Rights and other reference texts on the protection of individuals.
Contact: Business Development Director Ian Walker, email [email protected], phone number +358-40-3012-388.
[session] Understanding the Inscrutable Chinese Internet By @CDSGlobalCloud | @CloudExpo #API #Cloud
If you had a chance to enter on the ground level of the largest e-commerce market in the world – would you? China is the world's most populated country with the second largest economy and the world's fastest growing market. It is estimated that by 2018 the Chinese market will be reaching over $30 billion in gaming revenue alone. Admittedly for a foreign company, doing business in China can be challenging. Often changing laws, administrative regulations and the often inscrutable Chinese Interne...
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So, you bought into the current machine learning craze and went on to collect millions/billions of records from this promising new data source. Now, what do you do with them? Too often, the abundance of data quickly turns into an abundance of problems. How do you extract that "magic essence" from your data without falling into the common pitfalls? In her session at @ThingsExpo, Natalia Ponomareva, Software Engineer at Google, provided tips on how to be successful in large scale machine learning...
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Why do your mobile transformations need to happen today? Mobile is the strategy that enterprise transformation centers on to drive customer engagement. In his general session at @ThingsExpo, Roger Woods, Director, Mobile Product & Strategy – Adobe Marketing Cloud, covered key IoT and mobile trends that are forcing mobile transformation, key components of a solid mobile strategy and explored how brands are effectively driving mobile change throughout the enterprise.
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In his session at @ThingsExpo, Kausik Sridharabalan, founder and CTO of Pulzze Systems, Inc., will focus on key challenges in building an Internet of Things solution infrastructure. He will shed light on efficient ways of defining interactions within IoT solutions, leading to cost and time reduction. He will also introduce ways to handle data and how one can develop IoT solutions that are lean, flexible and configurable, thus making IoT infrastructure agile and scalable.
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Creating replica copies to tolerate a certain number of failures is easy, but very expensive at cloud-scale. Conventional RAID has lower overhead, but it is limited in the number of failures it can tolerate. And the management is like herding cats (overseeing capacity, rebuilds, migrations, and degraded performance). Download Slide Deck: ▸ Here In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Scott Cleland, Senior Director of Product Marketing for the HGST Cloud Infrastructure Business Unit, discusse...
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Data is an unusual currency; it is not restricted by the same transactional limitations as money or people. In fact, the more that you leverage your data across multiple business use cases, the more valuable it becomes to the organization. And the same can be said about the organization's analytics. In his session at 19th Cloud Expo, Bill Schmarzo, CTO for the Big Data Practice at EMC, will introduce a methodology for capturing, enriching and sharing data (and analytics) across the organizati...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Bsquare has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. For more than two decades, Bsquare has helped its customers extract business value from a broad array of physical assets by making them intelligent, connecting them, and using the data they generate to optimize business processes.
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Internet of @ThingsExpo has announced today that Chris Matthieu has been named tech chair of Internet of @ThingsExpo 2016 Silicon Valley. The 6thInternet of @ThingsExpo will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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Cloud computing is being adopted in one form or another by 94% of enterprises today. Tens of billions of new devices are being connected to The Internet of Things. And Big Data is driving this bus. An exponential increase is expected in the amount of information being processed, managed, analyzed, and acted upon by enterprise IT. This amazing is not part of some distant future - it is happening today. One report shows a 650% increase in enterprise data by 2020. Other estimates are even higher....
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A strange thing is happening along the way to the Internet of Things, namely far too many devices to work with and manage. It has become clear that we'll need much higher efficiency user experiences that can allow us to more easily and scalably work with the thousands of devices that will soon be in each of our lives. Enter the conversational interface revolution, combining bots we can literally talk with, gesture to, and even direct with our thoughts, with embedded artificial intelligence, wh...
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In his keynote at 18th Cloud Expo, Andrew Keys, Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise, provided an overview of the evolution of the Internet and the Database and the future of their combination – the Blockchain. Andrew Keys is Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise. He comes to ConsenSys Enterprise with capital markets, technology and entrepreneurial experience. Previously, he worked for UBS investment bank in equities analysis. Later, he was responsible for the creation and distribution of life sett...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that SoftLayer, an IBM Company, has been named "Gold Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 18th Cloud Expo, which will take place on June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York, New York. SoftLayer, an IBM Company, provides cloud infrastructure as a service from a growing number of data centers and network points of presence around the world. SoftLayer's customers range from Web startups to global enterprises.
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Most of us already know that adopting new cloud applications can boost a business's productivity by enabling organizations to be more agile and ready to change course in our fast-moving and connected digital world. But the rapid adoption of cloud apps and services also brings with it profound security threats, including visibility and control challenges that aren't present in traditional on-premises environments. At the same time, the cloud – because of its interconnected, flexible and adaptable...
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19th Cloud Expo, taking place November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy. Meanwhile, 94% of enterpri...
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SYS-CON Events announced today the Enterprise IoT Bootcamp, being held November 1-2, 2016, in conjunction with 19th Cloud Expo | @ThingsExpo at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Combined with real-world scenarios and use cases, the Enterprise IoT Bootcamp is not just based on presentations but with hands-on demos and detailed walkthroughs. We will introduce you to a variety of real world use cases prototyped using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, Spark, and Intel Edison. Y...
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Businesses are struggling to manage the information flow and interactions between all of these new devices and things jumping on their network, and the apps and IT systems they control. The data businesses gather is only helpful if they can do something with it. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Chris Witeck, Principal Technology Strategist at Citrix, will discuss how different the impact of IoT will be for large businesses, expanding how IoT will allow large organizations to make their legacy ap...
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A team losing effort today, with turnovers, defensive breakdowns, and special teams failures leading to the final lopsided score.
The Colts had two turnovers on the day, leading to 14 points (Titans had none). They had 10 penalties for 66 yards (Titans had three). The special teams was awful, capped by a blocked punt for a Titan touchdown. And that folks, is your ball game.
The defense, aside from a two minute drive at the end of the first half, played fairly well, much better than the train wreck last week. The offense couldn't move the ball during the first half, but started getting some movement in the second half, but the deficit was just two much.
The offensive line was decent, but if it was healthy right now, this offense would look much better. RT Quinn Ojinnaka left the game in the fourth quarter with an injury, proving once again that Murphy's law is real.
The defensive ends were once again ineffective, as Frathis failed to register a sack. Losing Foster and Nevis has really affected the Colts' ability to create pressure on the quarterback, which has exaggerated the secondary's troubles.
Coaching was again awful, with the biggest gaffe coming early in the second half, as the Colts had a 4th and goal on the two yard line. Of course, Jim Caldwell went for a field goal, despite succeeding in the run game for most of the game and being down 20-0 at the time.
Delone Carter also seemed to disappear in the second half, despite running extremely well all game, gaining 46 yards on just 9 carries. If Caldwell and Co. are not gone by the end of the season, then my faith in the front office will suffer a huge blow. We'll have more analysis up tonight/tomorrow, but right now the Colts look like the front runner for Andrew Luck, and it's not very close.


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Hello friends, I trust you had a great weekend. Things were good on this side unfortunately the missus and kid caught a bad cold Saturday night. Hopefully I can avoid it while I'm at work. In news that confirms my suspicions about Hollywood. It turns out that Jim Carrey can't endorse Kick-Ass 2. As you may know Mr. Carrey is playing a vigilante named Col. Stars and Stripes. The former-mafioso-turned-anti hero is one of the more colorful characters in the ultra-violent series by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. What doesn't surprise me is how little Carrey seemed to know or care about the graphic-novel-turned movie until after filming was complete. Carrey was obviously ignorant to what he was getting into. He must have heard the magic words, "money" and a "comic book role" before he signed on. The original Kick-Ass graphic novel and film were very violent. Both depicting brutal acts against heroes, criminals, adults and children. What made Carrey think that this film would be any different?
Here was another example of Hollywood trying to get a slice of the super hero pie without knowing or even caring about the subject matter. Carrey had the script, if he wanted he could have read the graphic novel to see what the story would be about. If he didn't want to see kids and adults hacking each other to bits then he should have turned down the project. Instead he took the paycheck and played the role. If he was unhappy with the way things came out then he had nobody to blame but himself. If he's ashamed of the project then he can still return the money that he made. He'd still be a wildly successful millionaire. If he doesn't then I'd say shut-up and do the press junkets. If the "stars" from Twilight can put their own egos aside to promote a series they did not care much for then so can this comedian. That's what I think. What about you?


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Several people were hurt when a Lynx Bus crashed on Lee Road in Orange County on Friday afternoon.
Two other vehicles were also involved in the crash, which happened near Goddard Avenue.
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Is Social Media Corrupting Our Vision For The Future?
Last week, I sat in front of the computer and watched one of the best interviews on technology, innovation and the social web that I have ever seen. Marc Andreessen's interview with Charlie Rose was a captivating and engaging view into one of the pioneers on the web that developed technology that directly impacts how we all use the Internet today. Andreessen is brilliant and has his own absolute idea of the future and you can tell through his investments that his bets normally win.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4837435862114260403
One of my takeaways from the interview is that many of us on the social web have lost our vision. The information overload provided by social web applications has led us to become obsessed with "right now" and any vision of the furture we have is limited to thirty or sixty minutes ahead and not much more. I was captivated by Marc, not just because he his brilliant, but because I needed to fill a vision craving that wasn't being filled else where. The social web as we know it today is in the beginning of its infancy. It will see huge changes in the next 5, 10, 20 years, but few spend time talking about this. We hear talk of next week or maybe next month, but we get too swallowed up in the current "buzz" to step back and think about how we can build a social web that has meaningful staying power and application. I am going to make a concerted effort on this blog to examine ideas for the future and to look at exisiting and potential technologies that can solve problems and solidify the next generation of our economy and relationships. I hope this post encourages you to do the same? Do you agree, are we losing our vision? P.S. If you read this and know Marc please tell him to start blogging again! His posts are great and we need more commentary like his.
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Is Social Media Corrupting Our Vision For The Future? http://bit.ly/EbXkT Would love to hear your thoughts…
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Ugh. I have alot of respect for Marc Anderseen but the whole not seeing the forest for the trees mentality is a product of the media not the thinkers.
What news channel, from CNN to Digg to this blog, wants to talk about what is coming in the coming months and years? Right, none. Why? Because media consumption is a now proposition. I believe we discussed that ad nauseam shortly after MTV launched.
The point is that the big thinkers and doers are looking at long term, expandable and sustainable models. Unfortunately those are not the ones anyone wants to talk about. Further more, what company is interested in pursuing strategies that will help them in a year? At the moment it seems like they're all being overly reactionary.
We're obsessed with "right now" and any vision of the future is limited to 30 or 60 minutes ahead and not much more…http://snipr.com/cjrp9
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Is social media corrupting our vision of the future? http://snipr.com/cjrp9 Great thoughts from @kbodnar32 at Digital Capitalism.
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Is social media corrupting our vision of the future? http://snipr.com/cjrp9 Via @kbodnar32 at Digital Capitalism. (via @michsineath)
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Kipp asks a great question: "Is Social Media Corrupting Our Vision of the Future?" http://is.gd/kHj3 Are we too absorbed with the "now" …
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El Gant ft. GGDT - Five One Eight
Though his last feature came in July of 2013 (with I Love Me), El Gant has not lost a step; like, at all. On Five One Eight, Gant rips into the beat with a spry, cutting flow that is the perfect delivery method for his brash, crudely witty lyrics. Joining him atop the brisk, cut-laden beat from JOAT is GGDT, who displays a similarly hard-hitting approach. Their flows are perfectly matched to the record's aggressive tone. It all adds up to a cut that grabs you and doesn't let go. When El Gant's upcoming album, Beast Academy, drops on June 10, it will be available in The DJBooth for free streaming and digital purchase, so be sure to mark your calendar.
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Simple c programming
Given two programmes are same ???
if yes then try both with these inputs 4 2 3 -1 4 -1 -2 4
i am getting different answers :/
don't know why??
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They are not the same. In one, the for loop is:
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continue keyword is used to send the control back to the loop without executing remaing code.
now comes to ur problem:-
when u enter any -ve number then only continue statement get execute.
in ur program increment of variable i is also play a important role how:-
in ur first program i value get incremented as contol come back to the loop that's why u get answer 13
but in second program the value of i will incremented only when if condition get false.
try one more thing enter all number -ve u find that every time u get a message on console
Enter the value:-
the reason is i value doesn't change.
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The only problem here is 'continue' statement. In your code, calling the 'continue' statement will result the execution to go back to the for loop for the next iteration. In the first case, calling the continue statement returns to the 'for' loop in which the value of 'i' is incremented. In the latter case the value of i is incremented after the continue statement. So if the continue statement is called in the second program, then the pointer returns to for loop without incrementing the value of i which makes the programs differ.
In first case, even if continue statement is called, value of i increases.
In second case, if continue statement is called, value of i remains the same.
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When continue statement is executed, i+=1; is not executed in the second program. That's why you are getting different result.
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Classical Values :: Putting facts in their proper hysterical context: "When hysteria becomes powerful enough, laws are passed. Eventually, even disagreement with the prevailing hysteria can become risky. Already, it's a career-wrecker for scientists to express greenhouse gas skepticism, and activists have demanded Nuremberg trials for them. There's a well-oiled movement with a goal of criminalizing disagreement, and a generation of young people softened up with hate speech tribunals is poised to accept it."
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The Charleston Symphony Orchestra's fifth Masterworks program is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. March 13-15 at the Sottile Theatre, 44 George St.
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CSO Masterworks
WHAT: CSO Masterworks V, featuring conductor Ken Lam
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday
WHERE: Sottile Theatre, 44 George St.
COST: Tickets start at $25 for adults
MORE INFO: CharlestonSymphony.org or call 723-7528, ext. 110.
Coffee With the Maestro
WHAT: Coffee With the Maestro, moderated by Adam Parker
WHEN: 9:30 a.m. Thursday
WHERE: Bethel Untied Methodist Church, 57 Pitt St.
COST: Free
MORE INFO: CharlestonSymphony.org or call 723-7528, ext. 110
The program will feature Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, Elgar's Cello Concerto with soloist Natalia Khoma, Richard Strauss' tone poem "Death and Transfiguration" and Vaughan Williams' "Dives and Lazarus."
The concert will be led by Ken Lam, a candidate for the music director post. The symphony has invited each of its six finalists to lead a Masterworks program this season.
Lam is the winner of the 2011 Memphis International Conducting Competition, resident conductor of the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina, education conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, artistic director of the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras and associate professor and director of orchestra at Montclair State University in New Jersey.
"At first glance, a program containing works by two English composers, one Russian and one German may seem like a disparate collection," Lam said in a statement. "However, these four composers are dealing with the legacy of late-Romanticism in their own unique way. While each of these composers hails from a different musical tradition, they all express an extreme range of emotions through gorgeous melodic writing, rich harmonies, and lush orchestration."
Lam made his professional U.S. debut with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in June 2008 as one of four conductors selected by Leonard Slatkin.
In recent seasons, he led performances with the symphony orchestras of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Pops, Baltimore, Detroit, Memphis, Illinois and Meridian, as well as the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Hong Kong Philharmonic and the Taipei Symphony Orchestra.
Khoma, a native of Lviv, Ukraine, is a professor of cello at the College of Charleston and co-director of the Charleston Music Fest. She has won numerous competitions, performed with major orchestras around the world and recorded for several major classical music labels.
The Charleston Symphony Orchestra League is sponsoring a public meet-and-greet for each of the candidates. The fifth "Coffee with the Maestro," with Lam, is 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Bethel Untied Methodist Church, 57 Pitt St.
The Q&A session, free and open to the public, will be led by Post and Courier arts writer Adam Parker.
Three pre-concert conversations hosted by William D. Gudger and free to all ticket holders, are scheduled for 6:30-7 p.m. at the Sottile Theatre.
For more information about Lam and the other candidates, and to buy tickets for Masterworks performances, visit CharlestonSymphony.org. Tickets also may be purchased by calling 723-7528, ext. 110.


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Originally posted 04/27/2012 09:00AM
Wayde King and Brett Raymer have worked on their fair share of impressive fish tanks, but a recent addition to their resume introduced them to some very special collaborators.
"It was pretty painless," Raymer says of working with Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of KISS, who came out to admire their handiwork at the grand opening of a KISS-themed miniature golf course in Las Vegas, where the duo built a tank bearing the band's logo.
The structure is just one of many the pair, who are also brothers-in-law, construct in the newest season of Tanked, which airs Saturdays at 9 p.m. on Animal Planet. Later this week, King and Raymer will head to the home of 30 Rock star – and noted animal lover – Tracy Morgan to install a shark tank.
Paul Stanley of KISS Welcomes Fourth Child
Originally posted 08/10/2011 10:40AM
The KISS Army continues to grow.
The band's lead singer/guitarist Paul Stanley and his wife Erin, an attorney, welcomed daughter Emily Grace Stanley on Tuesday in Los Angeles, he tells PEOPLE.
Emily, who weighed in at 7 lbs., 10 oz., joins elder siblings Sarah Brianna, 2½, Colin Michael, 4½, and Evan Shane, 17, Stanley's son from a previous relationship.
"Erin and I are once again blessed with the addition of Emily Grace to our family," the rocker, 59, says. "I'm not sure she can sing but her first screams let me know she's definitely Daddy's girl."
KISS Singer Paul Stanley Welcomes a Daughter
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KISS frontman Paul Stanley and his wife Erin welcomed an 8 lb. baby girl on Jan. 28, the rocker's rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.
"The KISS Army has a new princess and her name is Sarah Brianna," says Stanley, 57. "Erin and I feel truly blessed with the addition of this Star Child into our lives."
Sarah is the second child for the couple, who married in 2005.
The singer/guitarist and his wife, an attorney, live in Beverly Hills with their son Colin Michael, 2, and Stanley's son Evan Shane, 14, from his previous marriage.
KISS Frontman, Wife Expecting Second Child
Originally posted 08/11/2008 03:45PM
Paul Stanley, the legendary co-founder and frontman for KISS, and his wife, Erin, are expecting their second child together, PEOPLE has learned exclusively.
Erin, 36, an attorney, is due this winter.
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KISS Singer, Wife Have a Boy
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DALLAS — Bob Bowlsby has come a long way from being skeptical about the future of the Big 12 Conference.
Bowlsby was Stanford's athletic director the past two summers, when the Big 12 seemed to be on the brink of collapse, something that was clearly on his mind when first approached about becoming the league's new commissioner. His perception has changed since taking the job and now being the Big 12 leader full-time for almost six weeks.
"I think the best days of this conference are ahead," Bowlsby said Monday at the start of Big 12 football media days. "I came into this process skeptical, (that) would probably be a fair way to portray it. ... I think we have a stability that is far better than perhaps the public perception."
The Big 12 is in a unique situation this season of having three teams coming off conference championships. Along with defending Big 12 champ Oklahoma State, both newcomers, TCU and West Virginia, won their respective leagues last season.
While not finished yet, Bowlsby said details are being worked out on a new 13-year television contract for the league.
There is also the planned New Year's Day bowl game starting in 2014 that will match the Big 12 and SEC champions.
And if the Big 12 or SEC champions are involved in the NCAA's new four-team playoff, which seems likely based on past success by both leagues, then a runner-up would replace the champs.
"In addition to the strength and the revenue that is derived from a major media contract, we really are headed for a period of stability," Bowlsby said.
Things are so good that expansion beyond the current 10 members seems unlikely for now.
"If we were to press for raised hands in a meeting room around the issue of expansion, I don't know that we'd get two votes for moving to a larger number," the new commissioner said.
"Now, having said that, expansion is on every conference's list of discussion items. I don't think we can ever afford not to think about it. But if the Big 12 had to vote on it today, we wouldn't take any new members in."
To hear that might seem surprising, given that the Big 12 has lost four members in the past two years. Nebraska and Colorado left before last season, and Texas A&M and Missouri are in the SEC starting this season.
"I think it's a stable conference right now, if there is such a thing in college football," Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said, citing the strength of the two newcomers as a reason.
"It should be pretty obvious that it's a great league," Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said. "The quality of teams shows great strength for us to move forward and to continue to develop our conference."
The Sooners, who won seven Big 12 titles from 2000-10, are the preseason pick to win another conference title. Newcomer West Virginia is picked to finish second, followed by Texas, defending Big 12 champion Oklahoma State and TCU.
West Virginia will take part in Tuesday's portion of the Big 12 media days, along with Texas, Baylor, Kansas and Oklahoma State. Oklahoma, TCU, Kansas State, Iowa State and Texas Tech participated on the first day.
The Horned Frogs won their third consecutive outright Mountain West crown last season, while West Virginia shared the Big East title before a 70-33 win over Clemson in the Orange Bowl.
TCU won 24 consecutive Mountain West games, not losing a league game the past three years, and has won 50 of its last 55 games overall.
"We're excited about our inaugural year in the Big 12. Obviously it's been a long journey for us," said TCU coach Gary Patterson, whose team won or shared titles in three different leagues since the Southwest Conference broke up and the Frogs were left out of the original Big 12 configuration in 1996.
"I think Fort Worth, before we play a ball game, wins. I think before we play a ballgame, TCU wins," he said. "Financially, credibility-wise, Gary Patterson's job got harder. That's OK."
The start of the Big 12 media session came right after the NCAA announced severe penalties against Penn State in the wake of former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky being found guilty of sexually abusing young boys. While wiping away 14 years of coach Joe Paterno's victories, the NCAA also fined Penn State $60 million, banned the school from postseason play the next four seasons reduced scholarships by 20 over that same period.
Stoops and Patterson both used the word "tragic" to describe the Penn State situation.
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Date compiled: November 1993
1) Introduction
2) Internet Resources
Gopher - 1
Listservs - 4
Telnet - 2
WAIS - none
WWW - none
Other - 2
3) ERIC Resources
ERIC Clearinghouses ERIC Citations - 12
ERIC Digests - 22
4) How to Retrieve ERIC Journal Articles & Documents
Legal issues should be of concern to all those involved in K-12 education. Many educators & students may not be aware of the legal consequences of situations which arise in the course of daily events in the school. This InfoGuide compiles information which would be a useful primer on the topic of school law to school boards, principals, teachers, counselors, librarians, students, & families. Of course, this material can only serve as a basis for understanding some of the general legal topics affecting elementary and secondary school education. It cannot serve as a substitute for counsel which is essential to evaluate the potential legal issues or ramifications in a specific situation.
Gopher Sites:
ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION (EFF) is an archive containing
numerous resources of interest on the Internet. A specific directory
exists, however, which is related to educational law. It is
accessible in a number of ways including by gopher, anonymous ftp &
** Instructions ** To browse the archive by gopher, use the following command:
1. gopher -p academic/law gopher.eff.org To obtain via anonymous ftp & email: 1. Ftp to ftp.eff.org. It is in the directory pub/academic/law.
ED LAW: A listserv designed for the discussion of legal issues related to education.
To subscribe: 1. Address a message to: [email protected] 2. Type the message: Subscribe edlaw
EDUCATIONAL POLICY ANALYSIS ARCHIVES: An electronic journal
publishing scholarly articles related to all aspects of educational
policy & for all levels (primary, secondary, higher education).
To subscribe: 1. Address message to: [email protected]
2. Message should read: SUB EDPOLYAR
K12ADMIN: A listserv for K-12 educators interested in educational
To subscribe: 1. Address a message to: [email protected] 2. Compose message as: Subscribe K12ADMIN
Telnet Sites:
LAWNET is an information system to the Internet created & maintained by the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL). This project is still at an early stage of development & the file "lives" at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. It is very useful in providing access to a number of law library catalogs.
** Instructions **
To use LAWNET via the Internet:
1. Open a telnet session to acc.wuacc.edu
2. Use "lawnet" at the login: prompt
LIBERTY is a diverse collection of legal data maintained at
Washington & Lee Law Library. There are over 500 options available on
the menu screens which lead to a large amount of legal information,
some of it related to the topic of school law.
** Instructions **
To access LIBERTY: 1. telnet liberty.uc.wlu.edu 2. login as lawlib Alternatively: 1. ftp liberty.uc.wlu.edu 2. login as anonymous 3. cd pub/lawlib
Other: 1) LIIBULLETIN is produced by the Legal Information Institute of Cornell Law School. Subscribers to the bulletin receive e-mail summaries of the latest decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court as well as directions on how to access these opinions in full text.
To subscribe: 1. Send an e-mail message to [email protected] 2. Message must read: subscribe liibulletin Name, email address, phone [all information must be on one line] 3. Instructions regarding confirmation will be sent to subscribers as well as an official confirmation with additional information.
2) Suggestions for Desk-top Ready Reference
*Data Research, Inc. "Deskbook Encyclopedia of American School Law." Rosemount, Minnesota: Data Research, Inc. 1992.
L*Morte, Michael W. "School Law Cases & Concepts." 3rd edition. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall. 1990.
**O'Reilly, Robert C. & Edward T. Green. "School Law for the 1990s: A Handbook." Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1992.
3. ERIC Resources
ERIC Citations: ** Regulatory & Administrative Issues **
ED354606 Camp, William E., Ed.; & others, 1993. The Principal's Legal Handbook. National Organization on Legal Problems of Education, 3601 S.W. 29th Street, Suite 223, Topeka, KS 66614. This 333 page manual, useful for administrators & practitioners, is divided into four sections: "Students & the Law," "Special Education & the Law," "Teachers & the Law," & "Schools & the Law."
Beckham, Joseph C., 1992.
School Officials & the Courts: Update 1992. Educational Research Service, 2000 Clarendon Clarendon Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201 ($12 for subscribers, $24 for nonsubscribers).
EDRS compiles a yearly update of significant legal decisions & statutory enactments affecting schools. Its seven sections for 1992 were entitled: "School Board and Board Members," "Administrators," "Finance," "Teachers & Other District Employees," "Pupils," "Religion," "Torts & Related Statutory Liability." Sixty pages in length.
Zirkel, Perry A.
Will They Sue? Will They Win? The Legal Audit of Curriculum. International Journal of Educational Reform; v1 n1 p32- 45 Jan. Describes how to conduct a 'legal audit' of curriculum in order to systematically review school policies as a means to prevent litigation.
EJ418896 Trotter, Andrew, 1990. Flagrante Delicto. American School Board Journal; v177 n12 p12-15 Dec. Discusses the importance of a good working relationship between a school board & its attorney.
** Issues Affecting Students **
ED355880 National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, Inc., 1993. Student Rights & Freedoms. Joint Statement on Rights & Freedoms of Students.
EJ449971 Chandler, Gary L., 1992. Due Process Rights of High School Students. High School Journal, v75 n3 p137-43 Feb-Mar. Provides an overview of the decisions of the courts in such cases as "Dixon v. Alabama State Board of Education," "Goss v. Lopez," & "In Re Gault" which establish the legal basis for student due process protection in school suspension & expulsion.
EJ411635 Delon, Floyd G. 1990 "The More Things Change...": Re- Emerging Student First Amendment Rights Issues. West's Education Law Reporter, v59 n4 p963-71, Jun. Discusses lower court opinions dealing with requiring the flag salute, banning symbols, removing books, & preventing distribution of publications.
** Issues Affecting Educators **
EJ392070 Turner-Egner, Jennifer, 1989. Teachers' Discretion in Selecting Instructional Materials & Methods. West's Education Law Reporter, v53, n2, p365-79, Jul. Describes recommended criteria by which instructors should prepare their materials & methods - educational value, relevance, & suitability to the students.
Copyright Law & the Classroom: Photocopying, Videotaping & Fair Use. Journal of Law & Education, v 15 n2 p229-36 Spr. Offers useful guidelines for permissible copying, photocopying, & recording.
EJ339985 Schneider-Vogel, Merri, 1986 Gay Teachers in the Classroom: A Continuing Constitutional Debate. Journal of Law & Education, v15 n3 p285-318 Sum. Surveys the legal standards & the guidelines to be used by school officials. Discusses issues of 'teacher fitness' in the face of litigation.
EJ335778 Eades, Ronald W.
The School Counselor or Psychologist & Problems of Defamation. Journal of Law & Education, v15, p117-120, Win. Reviews the elements of the relationship between counselor & student, the importance of confidentiality & the potential for litigation.
** Parental Issue **
EJ459331 Mawdsley, Ralph D.; Drake, Daniel., 1993
Involving Parents in the Public Schools: Legal & Policy Issues. West's Education Law Quarterly; v2 n1 p1-14 Jan. Describes changes in two urban school districts to increase structured parental involvement. Examines the development of legal doctrine which has made schools largely impervious to legal demands of parents to change school programs.
ERIC Digests:
To review these Digests in full text, it is possible to use any
gopher server under the Discipline Specific Directory for Education.
If you do not have access to a gopher, these Digests can be browsed
in full-text by:
1. Telnet ericir.syr.edu
2. Login as gopher
3. Select Directory 3 "Library of Education Resources" from the menu
4. Select Directory 1 "Full Text Education Resources" from the menu
5. Select Index 8 "Search ERIC Digests" which is a searchable index on the gopher screen.
6. You will then be given a screen requesting words to search for. At this point, you can enter a Digest number or the phrase school law or other related key words.
7. Hit the return key to enter an the full-text of these very informative digests related to school law topics will appear.
8. It is possible to have these mailed to your e-mail account or, alternatively, you can access them via an ftp session.
** Regulatory & Administrative Issues **
ED350727 Dec 92 School Discipline. Gaustad, Joan
ED321343 90 School Security. Gaustad, Joan
ED316957 90 Drug Testing. Klauke, Amy; Hadderman, Margaret
ED302899 88 Policy Analysis for School Districts. Bowers, Bruce C.
ED321342 90 Fiscal Policy Issues & School Reform. Crampton, Faith
ED324777 90 Emerging Issues in State-Level School Finance. McGuire, Kent
ED311147 89 Urban School Finance: The Quest for Equal Educational Opportunity.
ED322275 Mar 90 Public School Choice: Issues & Concerns for Urban Educators. Wells, Amy Stuart
ED253465 Jun 84 Controversial Issues: Concerns for Policy Makers. Cook, Kay K.
ED296817 Jan 88 Exploring Alternatives to Consolidation. Rincones, Rodolfo
Issues Affecting Students **
ED348320 Aug 92 Teaching about the Constitutional Rights of Students. Gottlieb, Stephen S.
ED295397 88 Disciplinary Exclusion of Special Education Students. Zantal-Wiener, Kathy
ED259455 84 Student Discipline Policies. Gushee, Matt
** Issues Affecting Educators (Teachers, Counselors, etc.) **
ED259448 84 Dismissing Incompetent Teachers. Ellis, Thomas I
ED284529 87 Post-Tenure Faculty Evaluation. Licata, Christine M.
ED282352 86 Teacher Tenure. Scott, James
ED315709 90 Ethical & Legal Issues in School Counseling. Huey, Wayne C.; Remley, Theodore, Jr.
ED347479 Dec 92 Challenges to & Censorship of School Guidance Materials. Peterson, Marla; Poppen, William
ED315864 89 Censorship of Curriculum Materials. Aurnague- DeSpain, JeanMarie; Baas, Alan
ED298072 Aug 88 Teaching about Religion in the Social Studies. Risinger, C. Frederick
ED324767 90 Background Checks on School Personnel. Baas, Alan ED289884 Legal Issues in Testing. Edington, Everett D.; Koehler, Lyle
4. How to Retrieve ERIC Journal Articles & Documents References identified with an ED (ERIC document) number are cited in the ERIC database. Documents are available in ERIC microfiche collections at more that 825 locations worldwide. Documents can also be ordered through EDRS: (800) 443-ERIC. References with EJ (ERIC journal) numbers are available through the originating journal, interlibrary loan services, or article reproduction clearinghouses: UMI (800) 723- 0616; or ISI (800) 523-1850.
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DOHA: More than 60 percent of youth in the GCC countries believe Qatar was the right choice to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, shows a regional survey.
ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller Arab Youth Survey results show that 57 percent of Arab youth from GCC and non-GCC countries believe Qatar was the right choice to host the World Cup.
Support for a Qatar World Cup is strongest in the GCC countries with 61 percent saying the Gulf state was the right choice to host the tournament compared to 54 percent in the non-GCC Arab countries
Two thirds of youth (65 per cent) think Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup will encourage development of football in the Arab world.
Over a quarter (26 percent) of youth in non-GCC countries and 25 percent in the Gulf states "don't know" if Qatar was the right choice while 14 percent and 20 percent in GCC and non-GCC countries, respectively, believe it was the wrong choice.
Qatar beat off bids from Australia, Japan, the United States and South Korea for the right to stage the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The Arab Youth Survey is an annual initiative of ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller, the leading public relations consultancy in Middle East and North Africa (Mena).
ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller's sister agency, international polling firm PSB, which officially established its Middle East offices in January of this year, conducted 3,500 face-to-face interviews with exclusively Arab men and women aged 18-24 in the six Gulf Cooperation Council countries (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain), Iraq, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Yemen and, for the first time in 2014, Palestine. The survey was conducted between December 2013 and January 2014.
Optimism about the development of football in the Arab world on the back of the tournament win is broadly consistent between the GCC and non-GCC countries with just over two thirds (68 per cent) in the six Gulf states agreeing that Qatar hosting the tournament will positively impact the game compared to 64 per cent in non-GCC countries. Just 18 per cent of young Arabs aged 18-24 do not think the tournament will have a positive impact on football in the region while 17 percent "don't know".
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Opening up combat to women is largely heralded as a triumph for gender equity and a decision that will enable the career advancement for women in the military. And certainly some women will be able to meet the exacting physical demands of combat duty.
Women have served in combat roles in the Israeli army for decades. And recently on our Commentary page, columnist John Kass retold the story Soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, who recorded more than 300 kills on the Russian front during World War II.
But the delight that the Obama administration's women-in-combat authorization has evoked in many quarters has a counter in the remarks of Mohandas Gandhi, the pacifist and egalitarian who led India to independence from Great Britain. During the second year of WWII, Mr. Gandhi observed:
"In my opinion it is degrading both for man and woman that woman should be called upon or induced to forsake the hearth and shoulder the rifle for the protection of that hearth. It is a reversion to barbarity and the beginning of the end. In trying to ride the horse that man rides, she brings herself and him down. The sin will be on man's head for tempting or compelling his companion to desert her special calling. There is as much bravery in keeping one's home in good order and condition as there is in defending it against attack from without."
Mr. Gandhi, of course, was against violence in all forms.
That makes the distinction he draws in this instance even more notable.


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LATROBE -- Altoona Area spoiled a cold homecoming night for Latrobe, 34-23, Friday in a WPIAL Foothills Conference clash at Memorial Stadium.
Although the Mountain Lions could not stop Greater Latrobe quarterback Logan Carns, the Wildcats were not able to keep him on the field in the second half.
"[Carns] was outstanding," said Altoona Area coach John Franco. "As the game wore on,we made a few adjustments, and I think it helped to control him a little.
"He just makes plays, and that definitely hurt [Latrobe]."
The Wildcats (0-6, 1-6) were prolific offensively in the first half from the opening possession. Carns powered the offense on the drive, going five for five for 70 yards and rushing for 21 yards. Lucas Monteparte capped the drive on a fourth and goal at the 1, powering into the end zone for the quick score.
On the ensuing possession, the Lions (3-4, 3-4) went on a 12-play, 69 yard drive highlight by a 21-yard completion to Mante Barns on a third and 10. Quarterback Brennan Luciano had just one incompletion during the scoring drive that finished when Avery Howsare scampering over the goal-line on a 3-yard run.
"[Latrobe] was packing the line of scrimmage," said Franco, whose team finished with 235 passing yards. "We thought we could take advantage of that a little bit. We're going to throw [in that situation]."
The Wildcats drove down the field in 6:03 and scored early in the second half on a another fourth down. Robert Vasinko plowed his way in for the one-yard score. GL led by six after the failed extra point.
Altoona Area muffed the ensuing kickoff, and Alec Hoopes recovered for the Wildcats. Starting on the opposing 28-yard line, GL turned the ball over on downs after Vasinko was stopped in the backfield on a fourth and two.
With just over a minute to go, Luciano drove Altoona Area 45 yards for a touchdown on passes of 15, 20 and 20 yards. Jeff Hancock was left alone in the endzone on a blown coverage assignment when the Lions took the lead with just 26.0 seconds left in the half.
After the kickoff, a Carns 29-yard scramble and a 15-yard personal foul penalty set up the Wildcats for a field-goal attempt. Adam Drake nailed the 30-yard kick to give GL the 16-14 lead at the half.
"(The field goal) was very big emotionally," said GL head coach Ray Reitz. "The kids played hard, and no one feels worse than they do."
Altoona Area took control at the start of the second half. On the second play, Luciano found Jake Diviney wide open down the left sideline for the 55-yard touchdown pass.
On GL's next possession, Carns was picked off by Colby Fink. The Lions cashed in a play later when Luciano connected with Barns for the 27-yard score. With the score 28-16, the momentum had shifted.
"We had to get our contain people out there and not let (Carns) get outside," Franco said of forcing the interception. "I thought we got some good pressure up the middle."
Carns, who was already nursing a cast on his non-throwing arm, was injured on a nine-yard run. The quarterback would return sparsely for the remainder of the game with Craig Stevens taking the majority of the snaps.
The Wildcats tried to climb back into the game early in the fourth. Aided by pass-interference and roughing-the-punter penalty, GL drove 59 yards, and Stevens fired a touchdown pass to Travis Schmeling. After the extra point, the Lions' lead was just five.
"The bottom line is, (the game) didn't come down to offense, it came down to the defense," Reitz said. "We just had some blown assignments."
Howsare sealed the game for Altoona Area on a two -ard touchdown run to cap a 90-yard drive that consumed almost five minutes of clock.
"Altoona has not won two games in a row in over five years," said Franco, whose team defeated Hempfield Area last week. "We're a program that is trying to build back up.
"Any victory is a back victory for us."
"We have to go back to the drawing board," Reitz said. "We have to keep working hard.
"That's all we can do."
The Wildcats will try to bounce back when they travel to Connellsville next week while Altoona Area will look to make it three wins in a row on the road in a non-conference contest at Pittsburgh Central Catholic.


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I heard the new Tool song the other day and have yet to see why all the Tool-heads, Tool-sheds, or whatever you want to call yourselves keep requesting the song on the radio. Like all suck-ass bands, this song sounds like all the songs on their previous album. Nothing new to hear… so move along.
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Gas profits
Where do they go? To the oil companies. The small gas stations can't pass on any savings since they're hardly making enough to survive and pay the credit card fees associated with each transaction. But cut down on what the oil refineries make per gallon and we'll see some savings.
Oil companies
reportedly make $0.99/gallon reportedly make $0.99/gallon in PROFIT! This is up 3x what it was back in 2004 when gas was under $2.00/gallon. They keep brainwashing us to believe that the costs are being driven up by higher global demand (partially true) and political tensions.
How do you think that the oil companies had record profits Q4 2005? Maybe the fact they're making 3x what they used to on each gallon sold. They saw the global demand go up with Katrina and gas shortages and took full advantage of the situation and the American people. Unfortunately at that time we were duped into believing their propoganda and kept paying, proving to them that things would not change and we would continue the same lifestyle, going to the same places, and paying whatever they decide to charge us for gas.
Do you think it was an accident that Exxon Mobil's Chairman got the largest retirement package in history? No. They should be investigated just like Enron and he should be put in prison for ripping off the American people!
RIAA sues another family without a computer
A family in Rome, GA is being told that the RIAA is taking them to court for offering songs for download online. They claim they don't even own a computer. I'm really starting to wonder if this maddnes is ever going to stop.
[Local family sued by record companies] – The Rockmart Journal
Gas Price Map
I just came across this neat map on Gasbuddy.com that allows you to see gas prices across the nation. You can zoom in and drag it around similar to google maps. Gives you a good feel of what others pay for gas.
[USA National Gas Temperature Map] – gasbuddy.com
Gas War Annoyances
I'm getting really tired of the people that think a "Gas war" is going to stop the rising cost of gas. I'm tired of getting forwards about it; so tired I've actually set up a rule in Outlook to delete any message with "gas war" in the subject or body. If the email isn't about striking and not buying gas on one day, its about not buying it from the biggest companies. Neither of these work, they never have and they never will. Continue reading Gas War Annoyances
Hotmail Passwords
I signed into hotmail the other day to change my password and came across some interesting screens. The first screen was pretty silly and didn't make much sense. It asked me to add an alternate address incase I forgot my password. This makes sense. What doesn't make sense is the "Forgot your password?" link on the page.
The second page was where I changed my password. This shows some interesting changes in Microsoft's attempt to secure things. It told me how strong my password was, told me how to create a strong, memorable password and also allowed me to implement a 72 day password expiration. Way to go!
Patching a patch?
Is it just me or should this not be happening?
[Microsoft to Reissue Problem Patch to Fix Lockup Glitches] -eWeek
$400 Million retirement package?
Exxon Chairman Lee Raymond just recieved a $400 million retirement package. And we wonder why gas prices are so high.
AT&T is spying on you
According to the latest article on wired.com, AT&T is seeking to hide the spy documents stolen from them by an ex-employee. The documents pertain to a room in a San Fransisco switching station that houses data mining equipment made by Narus and run by the NSA. Unfortunately Narus isn't doing AT&T any favors since they mention them in the #1 spot on their customer page.
at&t Inc. is one of the world's largest telecommunications holding companies and is the largest in the United States. They are recognized as the leading worldwide provider of IP-based communications services to business and as the leading U.S. provider of high-speed DSL Internet. NarusInsight is deployed across at&t's backbone network, and is integral to their ability to manage and secure their traffic.
You can read more on the class-action suit against AT&T on the EFF's website.


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"Thrift Shop (feat. Wanz)" (CD Single)
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Parents need to know that while "Thrift Shop" is a viral sensation that's funny and captures the hipster zeitgeist perfectly, it's still a hip-hop song that uses some strong language (including "c--k" and a few variations of "f--k") to be humorous. There are also a few references to sex, such as getting "up in her skirt." Macklemore is generally a positive lyricist who critiques hip-hop conventions regarding materialism, homophobia, and race relations.
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Macklemore, a 29-year-old Seattle rapper, teams up with producer Ryan Lewis on this infectious ode to the bargain bin, which has propelled the group to Internet fame. \"Thrift Shop,\" which comes from the duo's collaborative album, The Heist, is an eclectic and socially conscious tour de force of lyricism and electronic beats. Listeners may also remember hearing \"Same Love,\" the single that drew attention to the group because of its advocacy of marriage equality.
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The hook is ridiculously catchy, the saxophone-based beat is fun and funky, and Macklemore breezes through rapid-fire references that will strike a chord with anyone who's ever enjoyed a secondhand store. The accompanying music video that's earned them so much buzz is gloriously goofy, with a hipster army dressed in used fur-coats and Hawaiian shirts, "your granddad's clothes."
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The role playing game Dragon Age 2 is finished. This was confirmed by the publisher Electronic Arts as part of an official press release. The targeted release date will be maintained Therefore in all likelihood. The story about the protagonist Garrett Hawke starts on 10 March 2011 Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Later than the day to be seen Whether the highly anticipated role-playing game with its predecessor, Dragon Age: Origins can keep up Some decisions of developers BioWare have divided the fan base. For example, the battle system has been purified. Strategies Search as the location function of a Call of Duty target Grupe left by fans of classic role-playing a sour taste. Still, Bioware is a Competent studio and preview versions of Dragon 2 has a good figure made Age. In particular, the revised controller control caused a joy.


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ABC's new food-related talk show, The Chew, premiered on Monday, September 26th. The cleverly named show is supposed to be sort of like a foodie The View, as I understand it. It's hosted by Mario Batali, Michael Symon, Carla Hall, Clinton Kelly and Daphne Oz.
Have you seen it? It's on during the day, so I haven't caught it. I like the concept, though; it's definitely something I would consider watching, even though I'm not really that into food shows. The website has some good video recipes, as well as a recipe library. The Chew's website also offers coupons, tips and tricks and an Ultimate Food Lovers Sweepstakes. Worth a look, I think!


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Impressive shooting, athleticism, and defense propelled The Master's College to a 34-point halftime lead en route to a 99-58 victory over La Sierra Thursday at The Master's College.
Along with going 8-for-13 behind the arc as a team in the first half, including a stretch of five consecutive made 3-point baskets, the Mustangs widened the gap by holding the Golden Eagles to 21.9 percent on 7-for-32 shooting at the break.
"Our defense has looked much better the past three games," said The Master's College head coach Chuck Martin. "Tonight our main focus was keeping them in front of us, contesting shots hard, and finishing the play by rebounding."
The Mustangs (8-3) outrebounded La Sierra (1-8) 26-15 in the first half, and forced 12 turnovers in the game.
Jason Logan led the team with eight rebounds, and also contributed a few inspiring, highlight-reel plays.
Early in the first half, Logan brought the crowd to its feet when he trailed a missed layup on a fastbreak with a two-handed slam dunk over a La Sierra defender.
Logan added another exciting play later in the first half with an unorthodox reverse layup. Driving baseline, the junior absorbed the contact from a Golden Eagle defender and hoisted the ball over his shoulder, off the backboard, and into the basket.
Logan finished the game with 13 points.
Derrick Fain was The Master's College's leading scorer on the night.
The sophomore guard dropped 16 points in the first half and finished with 21 on 8-for-10 shooting, including 5-for-6 from 3-point range.
Leif Karlberg was also lethal from downtown as he added 18 points with 5-for-8 shooting from behind the arc.
As a team, the Mustangs finished with 23 assists on 36 made baskets.
"I think that's the best statistic of the night," Martin said. "Combined, we had 16 assists and zero turnovers from our one and two guards."
Devin Dyer finished with six assists, while Logan Quinn added six assists and 11 points off the bench.
With the victory, the Mustangs improve their winning streak to three games.
The Master's College will be in action again on Dec. 14, when it hosts UC Santa Cruz.