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Would stay there again if had to attend an event in downtown Dallas. Reasonable price and very nice staff. Food is a little pricey, but very good. Must have a car if want to eat elsewhere or get snacks for the room. No restaurants, convenience or grocery stores close by.
I did not enjoy staying at this hotel. There are no restaurants anywhere near by. The furniture in my room was shabby. The phone had to be replaced and continued to quit working periodically. The night stand was completely broken. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The food was decent, but not to the quality of the price. THe climate control was awful.
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For independents committed to discovering and showcasing new voices—be they home-grown or from foreign climes—2008 looms as a year of reckoning.
In October 2007, Arts Council England's (ACE) popular and energetic literature director Gary McKeone, who greatly improved literature funding, was made redundant as part of a restructure, along with a swathe of colleagues. More blood was spilled in December as nearly 200 out of England's 990 publicly funded arts organisations were told their subsidies will be halved or cut completely, from April this year. The effects will be particularly damaging to literary translation. The British Council also recently announced cutbacks, in the shape of disbanding its individual art departments.
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Lord Goodman, the brilliant lawyer and political advisor to a generation of Labour politicians, was Chairman of the Arts Council 1965-72. In his autobiography, Tell Them I'm On My Way, published in 1993, he writes of the underlying ethos: "When I became chairman of the Arts Council, the Minister for the Arts was Jennie Lee and the Prime Minister was Harold Wilson. Neither of them claimed any great knowledge of the arts, but both held the firm political view that the promotion of the arts to procure a more civilised world and—a view about which there is now much disagreement—that the cost of its adequate promotion should fall on public funds."
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Pop Blair maybe have been succeeded by book-friendly Brown, but today's department for Culture, Media and Sport has still managed to deal a body blow to public funding of the arts. The department is looking to fill the funding gap for the 2012 Olympics. Its name seems at odds with its actions, as the balance is clearly tipping in favour of sport. Is England to become a nation of sportsmen with no culture?
As Clare Alexander recently commented: "It seems that the needs of literature are to be starved, presumably in the interest of sport. This is short-termism of the worst kind. We should be doing the opposite: planning a celebration of our rich literary culture to take place alongside the London 2012 Olympics."
Lord Goodman considered that: "Political control of artistic matters is unthinkable. Departments are calculated to interfere, in the ultimate analogy, with real freedom of thought." The times they are a-changin….
I know that Glenn Thompson, were he still alive, would be helping to spearhead Centerprise's fight against a complete cut in Arts Council funding. It's extremely short-sighted behaviour on behalf of ACE, and something I hope they will now reconsider.
Britain's not-so-New Labour government, which funds ACE and the British Council - the UK's artistic voice abroad - has brought on complete turmoil in both organizations, with several revamps in the space of a few years. The arts officials employed at ACE and the BC are reeling, though few will care to admit it publicly - yet. Not the cleverest of all approaches to a funding the arts.
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COMMENT: The Bookseller recently reported that: "At the Downing Street launch of the national year of reading 2008, Gordon Brown declared literacy was 'one of the best anti-poverty, deprivation and crime policies we can think of.' Take a moment to reflect: that statement places books at the heart of much of the governement's domestic strategy." Ironic indeed…
COMMENT: London, January 21: Two former Arts Council England Literature Directors have joined Arcadia's appeal against ACE funding cuts.
First to sign Arcadia's letter of appeal was Charles Osborn, the poet and former ACE Literature Director.
Now Dr Alastair Niven, OBE, Principal of Cumberland Lodge in Windsor Great Park, has put his name to our petition. Dr Niven, past President of English PEN, is a former Literature Director of both Arts Council England and the British Council.
Alastair Niven is also championing the cause of the Centreprise Literature Project, in Hackney, east London, which faces a total funding cut from ACE.
And actress Vanessa Redgrave and Booker Prize winning novelist Ian McEwan have now signed Arcadia's letter against cuts, joining over 600 luminaries of the arts and literary world.
COMMENT: LONDON, January 21: Two former Arts Council England Literature Directors have joined Arcadia's appeal against ACE funding cuts.
First to sign Arcadia's letter of appeal was Charles Osborne, the poet and former ACE Literature Director.
Now Dr Alastair Niven OBE, Principal of Cumberland Lodge in Windsor Great Park, has put his name to our petition. Dr Niven, past President of English PEN, is a former Literature Director of both Arts Council England and the British Council.
Alastair Niven is also championing the cause of the Centerprise Literature Project, in Hackney, east London, which faces a total funding cut from ACE.
And actress VANESSA REDGRAVE and Booker Prize-winning novelist IAN McEWAN have now signed Arcadia's letter against cuts, joining over 600 luminaries of the arts and literary world.
COMMENT: Please email [email protected] and ask him to accept the Dedalus challenge and compare Dedalus to 4 other Regularly funded publishers.If he will not accept the challenge ask him to reinsert Dedalus's funding as he has already conceded the argument.
Eric Lane
PRESS RELEASE 4th February 2008
Dedalus is the only publisher funded regularly by the Arts Council to have been dropped.
Of the 14 publishers funded regularly by The Arts Council in 2007/8, every other publisher has had its funding increased in line with inflation or above.
It would be surprising if all the other 13 publishers had out-performed Dedalus. Are their books better? Does their work more closely reflect the stated policies and aims of the Arts Council? The Arts Council doesn't know, since, if the few documents in Dedalus's disinvestment file are anything to go by, it has not compared Dedalus with any of its other clients, let alone publishers of literary fiction or poetry. Indeed, it would appear that ACE,E has not read or assessed a book by Dedalus in the last 4 years.
Dedalus has challenged The Arts Council to follow its own Disinvestment Guidelines and formally compare its work with 4 of its other publishers according to the perfectly sensible and fair criteria laid down in those guidelines.
Dedalus has been dropped by The Arts Council without any consideration of the public benefit of the books it publishes or the value for money which it offers.
The Arts Council has refused to release key documents in the Dedalus file, which again, is contrary to the Disinvestment Guidelines. A decision without evidence, or any comparison to back it up, is arbitrary at best. But when the documentation on which the decision is based has to be kept secret, it is a cause for public disquiet.
If ACE does not accept the Dedalus challenge it will already have conceded the argument. Namely that its disinvestment from Dedalus is an arbitrary decision deriving solely on the fact that Dedalus is based in the East of England, an Arts Council area where the managers have no interest in publishing. In ACE,E, Literature is part of the Visual Arts Department, and has been without a Literature Officer for the last 7 months.
We call for no more than simple justice: for the Arts Council to follow its own procedures as outlined in its Disinvestment Guidelines.
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On Tap Today: Remembering Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters
Howlin' Wolf died in 1976, Muddy Waters in 1983, but there are musicians still around today who played with the blues legends, who are keeping their music alive today. Musicians like Jody Williams, a guitarist who played with Wolf, and Bob Margolin, Waters' guitarist for seven years, and Grammy winner James Cotton, who played with both Wolf and Waters.
Those three musicians, as well as the Fabulous Thunderbirds and multi-instrumentalist Tinsley Ellis, come together for a special Wolf and Waters tribute show, "Blues at the Crossroads II." The show begins at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater. Tickets are $35 to $45 and available to purchase at the box office, by calling (800) 745-3000 and clicking here. »Read Full Blog Post
'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini reading Maurice Sendak's 'In the Night Kitchen'
Here's a look at 'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini in a distinctly different role: reading Maurice Sendak's story 'In the Night Kitchen':
Gandolfini died of a heart attack while on vacation in Italy Wednesday. He was 51. »Read Full Blog Post
The Story of TRUE Skool: A Short Film
Words can't express how much working at the youth organization TRUE Skool has meant to me and many others in and around the Milwaukee area. Because of this, when people ask me why I chosen to become the music director there, my answer of "because it's dope", admittedly isn't very descriptive. »Read Full Blog Post
Crisp Pizza Bar on Brady closed; Jack's American Pub to open
Crisp Pizza Bar, 1323 E. Brady St., closed Tuesday, and a new bar called Jack's American Pub will open in its place.
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Bluegrass music filled Humboldt Park last night in Bay View's latest Chill on the Hill concert.
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Food, drinks, games, music, artists and other vendors will be on hand for Garlic Fest on Sunday in Walker's Point.
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On Tap Today: Jewel, Jesus, bikes and disclaimers
She grew up yodeling and performing cafes before being discovered. And then there was the time she was Karen, the frozen food princess singing Karaoke. Tonight, she's Jewel and she's performing at the Potawatomi Casino-Northern Lights Theatre.
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Category: Jewish baby names
By Hannah Katsman, A Mother in Israel
The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah falls on Wednesday evening, November 27 in 2013–coinciding with the American Thanksgiving–and continues until nightfall on Thursday, December 5.
Hanukkah celebrates the victory of the Jewish people, led by the Maccabee family, over the Greeks who had defiled the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. According to tradition, only one bottle of pure oil was found to light the menorah (candelabra), yet it miraculously lasted for eight nights. Hanukkah also commemorates the spiritual victory over the materialistic, Hellenistic culture. Traditional foods include potato pancakes and jelly doughnuts, both fried in oil.
With eight nights of candle-lighting, we have eight chances to choose a terrific Hanukkah name.
In honor of the holiday, here are eight popular Israeli baby name ideas. The numbers reflect the popularity in Israel for boys or girls in 2012.
In honor of Passover, we invited Israel-based Hannah Katsman to guest blog on Jewish baby names appropriate to this meaningful holiday, many of which are popular in Israel today.
Passover, which falls this year on March 25th to April 2nd, commemorates the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. Passover is also the holiday of spring, and so provides parents with a wide variety of themes for naming babies.
Passover names fall into two groups—traditional names, including Biblical figures from the Passover story, and more modern names reflecting seasonal themes.
Today's guest blogger, writer Jon Finkel, has come up with his own idiosyncratic set of baby-naming rules—see if you agree.
With the average life expectancy in the United States pushing 80 years, picking the wrong name for your kid could turn out to be an eight-decade mistake. Think about that. In eighty years you'll be dead; the house you lived in, the cars you drove, the clothes you wore, will probably all be recycled, rebuilt or destroyed; but your son, who is now living in an old-age facility in 2091, has to go by the name Mason S., because Mason A., Mason G., Mason L. and Mason P. live on the same floor in his retirement home, were all born in 2011 and also had parents who went the unoriginal route and simply picked the trendiest name available.
So though Mason is a solid name, when it comes to your child in 2011, unless you have always loved Mason, or you are named Mason (or work as a mason) and your son is going to be a Mason Junior or a mason, the name is just too popular. This thought led me to compose what I'll call "The Not Another Mason and Other Rules for Baby Naming" list.
To commemorate the Feast of Purim this weekend and the other major Jewish holidays coming up on the calendar, we turned to Israel-resident Hannah Katsman for an overview of current trends in Israeli baby names.
When Israelis are choosing names for their babies, they tend to focus on meaning as much as the sound of the name. And even though Israel has become more westernized, most parents continue to choose Hebrew names.
It's true that most traditional biblical names like Rivka (Rebecca) and Moshe (Moses) cannot be considered trendy except in the most religious circles. Yiddish and other ethnic names are out, as are the feminization of biblical names like Israela, Raphaela and Shimona or Simona–though Gavriella is one that is coming back.
The most popular Israeli baby names are short, rarely over two syllables, and they are often unisex.
There are differences among the various Jewish communities in Israel, with some names found only in secular communities and others only in religious ones. Secular Israelis don't usually give middle names, while religious ones do. They might choose a modern name for the first name, and a more traditional one for the second name, after a relative.
Trends in Israeli baby names include nature, weather words (boy—Sa'ar, storm), and Israeli place names (unisex—Yarden, Jordan). Other popular themes are water (unisex—Agam, lake), light, music (unisex—Tzlil, note), animals, and angels like Uriel. A few biblical names have made a comeback or stayed in style, including Daniel (unisex), Noa (girl), Rachel (girl), and Assaf (boy).
Most of us are familiar with the names of at least a few angels—after all, archangels Michael and Gabriel and to a lesser extent Raphael, have had widespread and long-lasting popularity over the years.
But there is a profusion of other angelic creatures whose names are not as well known. Thought of as messengers of light, angels are seen as reflecting God's radiance. There are Biblical angels, seraphim and cherubs, and guardian angels who oversee various days, months, Zodiac signs, natural elements and virtues. There are angels in Persian and other Eastern religions and mythologies, and angels in works of fiction.
Then of course there is the whole family of straightforward Angel names–Angela, Angelica, Angelo, et al, that mean 'angel' or 'messenger'; Evangeline, whose meaning, 'good messenger' relates to angel, and Seraphina, which is derived from the word seraphim.
Here, from various sources are 25 angel names worth considering:
- Abraxos – ancient name attributed to an angel
- Arael – angel of birds
- Cael –an angel ruling over the Zodiac sign of Cancer
- Calliel — a throne angel invoked to bring prompt help over adversity
- Charoum – angel of silence
- Dabria – one of five angels who transcribed the books that the Hebrew prophet Ezra dictated
- Dara – angel of rains and rivers in Persian mythology
- Dina – guardian angel of learning and wisdom
- Ezriel—an angel's name discovered among the Dead Sea Scrolls.
- Hariel — the archangel who rules over December, the dawn and Capricorn; also the angel of tame animals and ruler of science and the arts
- Irin – the name of twin angels who constitute the supreme judgment of the heavenly court
- Janiel – angel ruling Tuesday and the east wind
- Javan – the guardian angel of Greece
- Kemuel – chief of the seraphim who stands at the window of heaven
- Laila, Lailah, Layla –the angel of conception who oversees and protects childbirth
- Nabu – a recording angel in heaven
- Nitika – Native American name meaning angel of precious stones
- Rabia – one of the ten angels accompanying the sun on its daily course
- Rachiel – angel who rules Venus and governs sexuality
- Raziel – an archangel who guards the secrets of the universe, the angel of mysteries
- Sarea – another of the five angels who transcribed the books the prophet Ezra dictated
- Tariel—the angel of summer
- Uriel – angel of the month of September, of those born under the signs of Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn; an angel of creativity
- Yael/Jael – a cherub who attends the throne of God
- Zaniel – angel who rules Mondays and the sign of Libra
Do you have a favorite angel name of your own?


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that the ordinary purpose for which the goods in question were sold do not include the installation of an alternative operating system, and they will have numbers to back that up.
that the ordinary purpose for which the goods in question were sold do not include the installation of an alternative operating system, and they will have numbers to back that up.
Woman does malicious thing X.
Woman regrets malicious thing X.
Woman can't take it back.
Woman kills self.
Welps, that about sums it up. Seems like the right outcome.
And for anyone screaming "misogyny," I realize that it is now considered sexist to allow women to experience the consequences of their very own behavior, but I think it's about time we started doing just that. After all, men have to do it. Let's have some equality.
No change in activity level throughout any of this. Office worker in a cube at a computer, come home to take care of kids. No specific exercise regime and no particular "high-energy" activities.
Sample size of one, and it may just be my biology, but over the last twenty years I have done this three times:
- Gain 50-70 lbs. over time, see skyrocketing blood pressure, and bad cholesterol, high fatigue, fuzzy thinking
- Get tired of it and cut all sugar and starch (i.e. no breads, sweets, soft drinks) out of my diet
- Lose 50-70 lbs. in the space of about 3 months, see blood pressure and cholesterol return to perfect, lose fatigue and fuzzy thinking problems
The first time I rationalized that it was more likely due to inadvertently reduced calorie count (after all, natural carbs are supposed to be good for you, and the foundation of your diet, while fats are supposed to be bad for you, and protein in moderation—that was the federal wisdom at the time). So I added sweet foods and starches back to my diet but kept to a lower calorie count. Within five years, I had put on tons of weight again.
The second time I sort of thought "worked once, probably will work again," so I cut out all sweeteners, natural or artificial, as well as all grains and grain flours. Three months down the line, I was skinny and healthy. "This time," I thought, "I'll adopt a lower calorie count when I return to a 'normal' diet." Well, another six or so years down the road, back up by 75+ pounds, even with calorie restriction and a conscious replacement of "refined" sugars with "natural" alternatives like honey and sticking to "whole grain, high fiber" starches and flours. I just plain got fat, even on the "natural" and "high fiber" stuff.
Third time cutting out sugars and starches just happened, started in about June of this year. Cut out all sweeteners and all grains. But consciously increased my caloric intake of protein and fat considerably as a kind of experiment. No limits. We're talking a full pound 70/30 beef patty sandwiched between two fried eggs for dinner territory. What many people at Whole Foods would call "heart-clogging food." Well... Dropped 75+ pounds in ~3 months. No calorie control at all, and not even thinking about moderating fat, protein, or salt intake. Same result, and again, blood pressure returned to excellent as did cholesterol, despite likely significantly higher cholesterol and salt intake. Energy levels are much higher. Alertness significantly improved.
Though some people worry about sustained ketosis as the result of diet, I have experienced no problems. This time, I'm not going back to a "normal diet." I feel like I have enough first-hand data for my own biology. I'm just gonna keep eating as much red meat, eggs, and butter as I want, along with low-sugar vegetables (esp. leafy greens like spinach and chard, etc.)
But sweet anything and grains are seriously off-limits.
I am still having trouble convincing relatives that this is a good idea, everyone is terribly worried about me. The fat will clog my arteries, the whole grains are good for me and I'll get colon cancer without them, etc. But I feel about 1,000% better without sugars and grains in my diet, and I can buy regular clothes as well.
Totally would do this, but:
1) Apps refuse to start on rooted/jailbroken phones.
2) There are about umpteen dozen payment systems that do not support each other.
3) Invariably retailers only support at most one or two (which your particular phone does not have).
4) Only a tiny fraction of retailers even support that one or two.
So the result is that you spend all the time setting it up on your device, and then walk around for months never seeing a place where you can use it. When you finally, finally do see a terminal that claims to support the network that your app uses, and you try to start it, you get a pop-up saying, "For security reasons you can not make payments from a rooted and/or jailbroken phone."
In short, people are willing to use it but the corporate world is fucking it up (again).
For years, companies wanted, but struggled, to generate revenue on the web. They couldn't. There was just too much friction for the average user in pulling out a credit card, typing in details, then remembering logins and logging in over and over again, not to mention tracking all of their subscriptions to various services.
Apps and in-app purchases are the "micropayments" that were talked about for so long. User provides billing information once, then is able to conveniently pay for content (whether the app or in-app purchases) with a tap or two. All payments and subscription information are centralized and run through a trusted (to the user) provider.
This is why companies have gone there. Because it's where they were finally able to generate sufficient user acquisitions to sustain an online purchase/subscription model, for the most part. Companies go where the money is, and it wasn't on the web.
beneath the "access denied" and watch a few of them try for 10 minutes straight to load it by clicking again and again, then leave it open and tap it once or twice a day for two weeks before giving up.
I know a couple people like this. You ask, "But what if the link is malware?" and they respond with "But what if it's something great?"
On a similar note, I once sent a bad link by accident to a person who was in college at the time. I then sent a follow up email saying, "Sorry, bad link. Try this one."
They then called me an hour later to say that they kept trying the first link I'd sent, but couldn't get it to load, and asked if there was anything I could do to help. I said, "But I thought I mentioned—that was a broken link, it doesn't work. I sent the right one!" And they responded with a variation on the above—"I know, but you never know, maybe I'd like it! I'd at least like to see it!"
the late '90s in digital.
I have a library of about 180k photos. You retain originals in case someone goes back to a contact sheet and wants a reprint or an enlargement a decade later or something. At a typical event I will shoot between 100 and 1,000 images. Sometimes, depending on conditions, I will shoot RAW.
My current gear is 24mp SLR and generated files are on the order of 12-15MB each for JPG images. I can easily lay down 12GB a shoot or 50GB in a week.
I keep an online 12TB RAID-1 library and then have 3 backup sets on LTO, rotated, with one set always offsite.
I know a person that does video editing and production as a sideline for corporate clients, mostly working on online ad videos and 30-second spots. They keep archives as well, because it's not uncommon for a client to come back several times over a period of several years to want minor tweaks to something that's already run (for versioning or feature changes, slightly different voice track, color edits, text overlay edits, etc.). They have even larger data needs.
Point being: even many individuals and small businesses *do* have legitimate, productive needs, and your condescending view is just a tad narrow.
Some people swear by optical media for archival and backup, but I've had trouble restoring data with different optical devices and media just 3-5 years after write, so I don't trust them.
Tape, on the other hand, is venerable and proven—so long as you stick to what the big boys use.
At the top end, DLT and LTO are both still very expensive, but as they age out, they end up on eBay relatively inexpensively. The mechanisms are very robust, repairs and replacements are readily available, media is in channels, compatibility is very good.
You can pick up a used-but-verified LTO-4 drive for $200 on eBay. SAS controller, $20-$40. Media ~$20/ea for 800GB/1600GB per cartridge. So you can get rolling at less than $300 for a complete backup and go from there.
If you want to run cheapskate, DLT-VS1 ("DLT-V4") drives often come up on eBay tested and working for $80-$100 for SATA, eliminating the need for a host adapter of any kind. The VS-160 tapes (160GB/320GB on a DLT-V4 drive) can pop up in boxes of 10 for $100-$120. So if you're patient, you can get rolling there for under $200 if you get lucky, though you'll wait around a long time and switch a lot of tapes to get your full backup done.
Just avoid helical scan tapes at all costs (AIT, DDS/DAT). The reliability is crap and the media quality is crap. Wine linear tape (DLT, LTO) is what you want if you're going to run data onto tape for backups. This opinion comes from two decades of experience.
We are talking about two different things here. Secure retention and secure deletion.
Clinton was very cavalier about secure retention.
She was apparently very serious about secure deletion.
And her argument is that the things retained with poor security were those of state, while those deleted with apparently deliberate security were personal.
One could easily thus infer that she wasn't particularly concerned about protecting the secrets of state, but was very concerned about ensuring that her own secrets never saw the light of day. Whether or not that's the case is another matter, but you're conflating a whole several things together here that are in fact conceptually separate—retention, deletion, national, personal.
I believe that's what I said.
The problem is the quasi-monopolies (i.e. industries with very few players but very high barriers to entry)—but in the other direction.
I'm a Google Fiber user, but in this area, the moment that Google Fiber announced, the two other providers both suddenly rolled out gigabit fiber plans at around $70/mo. after years of charging about that for 5-20 megabit plans. Their customers all switched to the new plans while waiting for Google Fiber to build out (took many months) and as a result didn't go through the hassle of switching to Google Fiber once it was available, since they already had an affordable gigabit plan with their current provider.
Basically, Google encountered the power of monopolies in exactly the classic sense. They found out that it was very difficult to enter an existing monopoly-served market because the large interests are able to instantly match whatever the new kid on the blog was offering.
It also demonstrates the power of competition—as soon as *someone* was offering $70/month gigabit fiber, all players in the area were. But sadly, it is the new kid on the block that suffered most by incurring the costs of trying to enter at a lower price point without realizing the expected benefits.
As an aside, I also imagine that were, hypothetically, to pull out of this area, those gigabit fiber plans from the others would suddenly and magically "disappear" again.
to the kinds of development that UX needs.
In the commercial world, there is a hierarchy whose basic job is to say "no" to everyone's pet idea. To refuse to adopt an initiative proposed by someone, and instead to allocate their resources, against their will, to the *single* direction that the team has been ordered to take. Good or bad. Because even if bad, a single bad direction properly executed by a sizable team with enough labor to complete it well is better than a thousand bad directions each executed by a single individual or a small handful of individuals who lack the resources to complete it, yet chuck it out there alongside all of the other 999 incomplete bad directions.
But the whole *point* of OSS *is exactly* that if you don't like what everyone else is doing, you can do your own thing. That is the basic philosophy. And that's why Linux UX never improves in the free and open space. Because there is nobody with the authority so say, "No, the product will *not* include that, and you *will* dedicate all of your labor to what it has been decided *will* be included."
So the bazaar happens. But the problem with the bazaar as opposed to the cathedral is that the bazaar is only a single story high. You can't build seriously tall stuff without an organized, managed collective of labor. Surge, you get lots of interesting stuff. But very little of it, if any of it, is epic. It's all the size that one single bazaar shopkeeper can build, to man their own little shop.
The Linux kernel avoided this problem because of the cult of personality (not meant in a bad way, but in the technical sense) surrounding Linus. People defer to him. He decides what's in and out, and he does a reasonable amount of labor allocation even if in an interesting, socially backhanded way that's not common. But it works—he is "in charge" enough in everyone's minds that there ends up being one kernel, with leadership.
Nobody similar has emerged in Linux userspace, and it would seem that Linus-like people are a rare enough phenomenon that it's unlikely that one will emerge at any point before the question is irrelevant. The pent-up demand just isn't there now for good Linux UX, like it was for a sound kernel and high-capability OS that didn't cost a fortune, as it was during the late '80s/early '90s boom. The social mechanics just aren't there to generate it.
The Linux desktop as a really sound piece of tech and UX engineering... will never happen. That era has passed, and the problems have been solved—by other platforms. And Android is a very good counterexample. There *was* enough emerging demand for a mobile operating system that wasn't iOS but that offered the same capabilities, and voila—Android. When there is enough demand, there is space for one shopkeeper at the bazaar to emerge as a champion for the needs of others, and to accumulate sufficient influence by acclamation that a cathedral structure can emerge organically.
The bazaar is merely an incubator of ideas. The cathedrals are the epic and actually useful accomplishments. It takes demand and allegiance-pledging at the bazaar from many attendees to lead in the end to a cathedral. This means that the bazaar has to be big, and that the shopkeeper in question has to have an idea that many, many are not just interested in, but willing to work toward—enough to sacrifice their own autonomy and submit to leadership. This just doesn't exist for desktop Linux any longer. It got close during the height of Windows dominance, but there was never quite enough demand to make it happen organically. And now the time has passed. The desktop Linux people are running little shops at the bazaar that don't get a lot of foot traffic, and nobody is seeking them out. They are the kings of very tiny, forgotten kingdoms without enough labor resources or wealth to even maintain their castles any longer—and as a result, there is nothing but infighting, strange hacks to maintain castles on the cheap, and lots of started-but-never-to-be-finished foundations of castles for historians to pick through (or, more likely, forget).
I predict that Linux will continue to be a significant part of whatever new "booms" in technology happen, so long as Linus is significantly involved in kernel development. But the window for desktop Linux has just plain passed.
I had this exact conversation with family and friends in the '90s. The answer was always "nothing."
Q: What do you see?
A: Nothing.
Q: I mean, what's on the screen?
A: Nothing.
Q: There is nothing at all on the screen?
A: No.
Q: So the screen is entirely blank. No power?
A: Pretty much.
Q: Pretty much? Is there something on it or isn't there?
A: There's nothing on it.
I go over... And sometimes there would be words ("Operating system not found" or similar), sometimes even a complete desktop but hard-locked or similarly hung.
Me: That's not nothing (pointing).
Them: I don't see anything.
Me: Don't you see words? and/or Don't you see windows?
Them: Not any that mean anything.
Me: If they didn't mean anything, I wouldn't have asked you about them. If you'd told me, I wouldn't have had to drive all this way.
Them: What was I supposed to tell you?
Me: I asked for the words on the screen. Next time, read me the words on the screen!
Them: Okay. Sorry.
Next time...
Q: What does the screen say?
A: Nothing...
The height of Linux usability and parity was Red Hat 6 through Red Hat 9. Those were the pinnace of Linux operating systems in terms of comparability to and competitiveness with other contemporary systems.
Just go with the flow control, roll with the crunches, and, when you get a prompt, type like hell.


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200 WOW Drowned Out by 10,000 Seminary Girls
The first day of Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan (which is, really, the last day of Tishrei) was yet another eventful installment in the lengthy and often repetitive saga featuring:
The Kotel (a supporting wall for the King Herod-renovated temple)
The Women of the Wall (a group of largely Reform and Conservative women who have been attempting to conduct their distinctly unorthodox services at the site practically since the crusades)
Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch, the Kotel Rabbi, who, after having fueled the WOW campaign and giving it life for years has finally decided to leave them alone—about a decade too late
And 10,000 lovely, cheerful, sweet seminary girls, who told everyone they were there to pray for the recovery and well being of the ailing mega-scholar Rav Ovadia Yosef.
According to Haredi reports, the WOW just disappeared in the enormous crowd of youthful young ladies. Talk about integration!
According to Israel Radio, things had gone a little out of hand near the end, and the WOW had to sneak out of there through a side exit, as Haredi men were cursing them out and one man was arrested on suspicion of spitting and throwing stuff at them.
Religion brings out the best in people.
The email from the WOW read: "Nearly 200 Women of the Wall prayed this morning in the women's section of the Kotel—out loud and as a group, with tallitot (prayer shawls) and tefillin (phylacteries). The multi-denominational prayer group prayed without police enclosures and restrictions, for the first time since April 2013."
OK, very positive, so far. Not for long, though:
"This great achievement was tainted by the incited, abusive behavior of some of the women and girls who came to pray at the Kotel this morning," the email continues. "Of thousands who came to pray for the health of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, there was a large group of women and girls who surrounded Women of the Wall, cursing, spitting and yelling throughout the prayer."
Also: "A mass prayer was led by Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel Yitzhak Yoseph, over loud-speakers, drowning out women's prayers."
They should join forces with Jerusalemites who are exposed to Mosque loudspeakers drowning all other sounds five times a day, every day. Let's ban all megaphonic religions!
"Despite the provocations of the girls and the loudspeakers, out of great respect, Women of the Wall stopped their prayer to listen and join Rabbi Yoseph's prayer for his father. The women added "amen" and continued the prayer only when his was finished."
That's a hopeful sign, then. Let the man go first, especially if he owns the decibel machine…
"It was a trying and emotional morning for the women many of whom left the Kotel in tears, saddened but also resolved to continue to pray at the holy site," says the email.Yori Yanover
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(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- While "Days of our Lives" has still not officially confirmed that actor Freddie Smith has joined the cast of the NBC daytime drama series, Soap Opera Network confirmed two weeks ago that Smith had signed on with the show and will be portraying the role of Sonny and we can now confirm his first airdate will be Thursday, June 23. If that was't all, we can also confirm that Sonny is in fact one of Adrienne and Justin Kiriakis' (Judi Evans and Wally Kurth) son's. To be precise, presumably the name "Sonny" is a take-off from their biological son Jackson (the two have three other children either adopted or birthed from other relationships). Look for Sonny's return to Salem to be a welcome surprise for his parents when he reunites with the two at the Cheatin' heart.According to sources Smith will share his first scenes with Kate...
'DAYS' Star Bren Foster Appears in Latenight Cinemax Series 'Femme Fatales'
Wednesday, May 25, 2011 5:54 PM EDT
(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- "Days of our Lives" star Bren Foster (Quinn) will be guest-starring in the Friday, May 27 episode of the Cinemax original series "Femme Fatales," which tells the story of powerful, sexy and dangerous women. Very much in the vein of "Twilight Zone" and "Tales from the Crypt," each episode is introduced by a mysterious and enigmatic host Lilith, played by Tanit Phoenix, and features different casts and storylines, some of which are intertwined. In each of the 13 stand-alone episodes, women find extraordinary ways of coping with their problems, channeling their survival instincts and bringing out their inner guile. From the creators of Femme Fatales Magazine, the show is inspired by and styled in the tradition of pulp stories, film noir and graphic novels, and takes place in contemporary settings. The half-hour program features stories similar to such noir movies as "Bound," "Dead Calm" and "Red Rock West."Foster's...
CONFIRMED: Freddie Smith Joins 'Days of our Lives' Plus Who He'll Be Playing
Wednesday, May 25, 2011 4:09 PM EDT
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ABC Replaces 'All My Children' Tornado Rerun with a Wedding on Memorial Day
Wednesday, May 25, 2011 2:03 PM EDT
(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- As we exclusively reported yesterday, ABC has decided to pull the Tornado themed episode of "All My Children," which was scheduled for re-broadcast on Memorial Day, Monday, May 30. The episode was originally broadcast on October 17, 2008 and found Pine Valley in peril after being hit with a Tornado. Due to recent events, the network will air the wedding of Tad (Michael E. Knight) and Cara (Lindsay Hartley) instead. First aired on March 8, 2011, Tad marries Cara to help her with her immigration issues. Also in the episode, look for Ruth (Lee Meriwether) and Joe (Ray MacDonnell) to appear in support of their sons decision to wed.Episode Summary:Tad marries Cara to keep her in the country. Tad's father Joe is skeptical but his mother Ruth is supportive. Cara finds out that it was Amanda who called INS. Amanda refuses to attend the wedding and heads...
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STANFORD, Calif. - Southern California went to halftime trailing and flailing, down by 11 points and stung by an 82-yard run through the heart of its defense on Stanford's final play.
Reggie Bush was worried the lockerroom would resemble a funeral. Instead, the top-ranked Trojans seemed thrilled to be in a close game - and they rode a wave of halftime emotion to a 31-28 victory Saturday night.
"I don't think it was anger. It was excitement," said Bush, whose spinning 33-yard punt return set up LenDale White's go-ahead score with 6:15 left. "These are the type of games that we miss, that we love. It's easy to blow a team out. When you win a game like this, you feel so much better. You feel great."
Matt Leinart passed for 308 yards, and White scored on a 2-yard run to cap the Trojans' comeback. Steve Smith caught eight passes for 153 yards and a touchdown, and Bush contributed 95 yards rushing and the pivotal punt return to USC's 13th straight victory.
But the final result didn't seem nearly as important to the Trojans (4-0) as the thrill of making an impressive comeback. Sure, USC has a roster stuffed with high school all-Americans and NFL prospects, but even the best individual talents need chemistry and camaraderie.
Freshmen exhorted their upperclassmen counterparts for better efforts. Team leaders spoke up. Coach Pete Carroll made big adjustments to the Trojans' passive zone defense - and everyone got behind a common goal.
"At halftime, this was the first time this team really had a chance to bond," defensive end Shaun Cody said. "It was a real special moment. It was the first time you felt everybody together as one. We're not always going to blow teams out. You need these kinds of nights to get a real team together."
The defense blamed itself for the 28-17 deficit after yielding 291 yards in the first half, so USC changed its timid scheme and gave up just 36 after halftime in both schools' Pac-10 opener.
Leinart's offense did the rest, scoring two touchdowns and holding the ball for 18 minutes.
But until Trent Edwards' final pass fell incomplete, the nation's second-longest winning streak was in danger across the San Francisco Bay from the site of the defending national champions' most recent defeat, at California last season.
"I think you have to build on a loss, but right now it's going to take a few days to realize what kind of opportunity we had to make a statement nationally and beat a team like this," said Edwards, 23-of-35 for 183 yards and two touchdowns. "This whole team expected to win that game."
In the first half, lightly-regarded Stanford (2-1) shocked the thousands of USC fans at Stanford Stadium with a series of attention-grabbing plays, scoring on a fake field goal and adding J.R. Lemon's stunning TD run as time ran out.
It was all too reminiscent of the Trojans' 34-31, triple-overtime loss in Berkeley last fall.
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Antoine Rey thought he had the perfect surprise for his sister Mélanies birthday: a weekend by the sea at Noirmoutier Island , where the pair spent many happy childhood summers playing on the beach. It had been too long, Antoine thought, since theyd returned to the island—over thirty years, since their mother died and the family holidays ceased. But the islands haunting beauty triggers more than happy memories; it reminds Mélanie of something unexpected and deeply disturbing about their last island summer. When, on the drive home to Paris, she finally summons the courage to reveal what she knows to Antoine, her emotions overcome her and she loses control of the car.
Trapped in the wake of a family secret shrouded by taboo, Antoine must confront his past and also his troubled relationships with his own children. How well does he really know his mother, his children, even himself? Suddenly fragile on all fronts - as a son, a husband, a brother and a father - Antoine Rey will soon learn the shocking truth about his family and himself.
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1) Discuss the different narrative structures employed in A Secret Kept. What do you think the author intended to achieve with each? Do you prefer one over the others?
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3) Part of the novel takes place on Noirmoutier Island which is connected to the west coast of France by the Gois Passage. Why is Antoine so attached to Gois Passage? Do you see any parallels between the author's descriptions of this place and the story as a whole?
4) What was your impression of Antoine at the beginning of the book? What about at the end? Over the course of the novel, how does he change and what does he learn about himself?
5) Discuss the different themes and imagery of death that come up in the novel and that Antoine has to face. Did you find them morbid? Or realistic?
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7) François and Antoine Rey are two opposite personalities, as fathers, husbands, brothers, and sons. Discuss specific differences you see. Do you believe Antoine will ever get through to his father? What exactly do you think François knows about Clarisse, her life, her death?
8) Clarisse Rey is the invisible woman of this book. Yet her letters, photos, and the film that Antoine watches at the end, as well as Gaspard's confession, gradually expose her. What kind of woman was she? What do we learn about her? Compare her to Angèle, Melanie, and Astrid.
9) How do Melanie and Antoine react differently when they discover the truth about their mother and her death? Why do you think that Melanie chooses not to remember? Do you think you would react more like Melanie or Antoine?
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If you want a different story, you swing
the mop. What I remember is the weight
of nights and their particulars, sunrise
as a mist before the day slid over us,
lifting like an indigo balloon, striped
to amuse the limbic part of the brain that
sees a lover through the window, gone up
the gravel path with the noble rattle and
crunch of a serious journey, his canteen
swaying. But for me there's something prissy
about talking like this without mentioning
dirt and residue, listing the leftovers:
greasy knife, stained linens -- when I know later
if I want the place clean, I move the river.
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The ferrous taste in my mouth heightens your attraction
as do the soft blue welts that bloom and unfurl
like phlox on my upper arms. You are only superficial
on the surface. Once I know this I am crazy
for you. I bite the inside of my cheek. It bleeds like the skin
of any lie you tell me, slick with that jam.
When I eradicate sheen, give up toys like touch
and the sins: jealousy & rust, I long for carnage
and an armpit with some sweat in it.
I will pay and be paid for. After you, I will slip
from the hearth burned, brightened, hardened.
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By Matthew Munoz and Rachel Leider,Staff Writers
"Did you get your panties in a wad? Take out your tampon," said Jason Mattera, author of New York Times Best-Selling Obama Zombies in response to a student following a speech sponsored by the Kalamazoo College Republicans last Wednesday evening in the Olmsted Room.
Rhetoric turned heated in response to controversial comments made by Mattera in a question-and-answer period following his speech in which he promoted his book. The short presentation before a crowd composed predominately of Democratic protestors, 4 College Republicans, and 3 members of the community addressed his belief that "Barack Obama was just that cool choice" for many members of his generation.
Tension arose following outrage by students questioning potentially racially-linked comments made by Mattera in his speech.
Western Michigan University student John Curran noted Mattera's reference to President Obama as 'the brother in the White house,' along with many others who questioned the tone of his presentation.
"I was distressed that this was the right-wing voice that the College Republicans chose to bring to campus and I think it was highly offensive," said Alex Werder K'15. "It was not a positive contribution to the campus community; perhaps even detrimental."
The crowd dwindled as many protesters, who dressed up as zombies, left the room as a result of Mattera's responses to the crowd's often-heated questions. "There are tissues in the back," said Mattera to one woman who stormed out of the room following his response to her question.
"It's unfortunate that a lot of these students left," said a community member who only wished to be referred to as Robert. "It is unfortunate that the people I wanted to hear questions from left."
Aware of the effects of Mattera's comments, the College Republicans sent an email to College Democrats on Thurday apologizing for, what they called, Mattera's "crude and inappropriate language." They maintained that the purpose of the speech was to bring a contrasting viewpoint to campus, which they felt leans liberal.
"There are a lot of people here who are just indifferent or on the opposite side," said College Republican President Spencer Thompson K'14. "We are trying to challenge those viewpoints."


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