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Reporters to Jay Carney: Is an Obama-supporting organization selling access to the president? Carney: I don't know, you'll have to ask them
**Written by Doug Powers
Late last week, the New York Times reported that Organizing for Action is basically selling access to President Obama for a cool half million:
Unlike a presidential campaign, Organizing for Action has been set up as a tax-exempt "social welfare group." That means it is not bound by federal contribution limits, laws that bar White House officials from soliciting contributions, or the stringent reporting requirements for campaigns. In their place, the new group will self-regulate.
Giving or raising $500,000 or more puts donors on a national advisory board for Mr. Obama's group and the privilege of attending quarterly meetings with the president, along with other meetings at the White House. Moreover, the new cash demands on Mr. Obama's top donors and bundlers come as many of them are angling for appointments to administration jobs or ambassadorships.
At Monday's press conference, WH spokesman Jay Carney, after reading a prepared statement addressing the NY Times story, said OFA is an independent organization (sure looks like it), repeatedly directed all questions to OFA, and then couldn't get out of the room fast enough. Carney offered up the information with all the ease of your run-of-the-mill novocaine-free tooth extraction:
"This has been true in prior administrations." Yet again, the administration that bills itself as maintaining unprecedented and historic levels of ethical standards and transparency goes with the "everybody else did it too" defense. Even Chuck Todd isn't buying it in full.
Sorry Jay, but if an "independent" organization is out there telling people their $500,000 donation will get them personal access to the president, and the White House doesn't loudly object and deny (or even say the NYT has their facts wrong), then it's not an "independent" organization.
Kelsey Osterman thought of an excuse that Carney's probably kicking himself for not using at the press conference: "I personally know three Organizing for Actions."
Make sure to watch the closing seconds of Carney's presser in the above video. Here's a brief re-enactment:
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Beowulf: A Classic Medieval Archetypal Leader
Beowulf is one of the earliest epic poems. It tells a classic tale of a great hero. The style of the epic reflects a much earlier writing style found in the Viking sagas. Yet the story is that of a Danish King. Literature and art are the keys to understanding society. Art is not random, but rather is a product of the society in which it lives. Beowulf is a hero in the society that produced him. It is not known it Beowulf is an exaggeration of a real king, or if he is simply a composite of the values that the society held dear. We learn much about Beowulf through this epic. Through the following research we will examine this idea more carefully. Through examination of other medieval works, a composite will be created of medieval society expected of their leaders. It will support the thesis that Beowulf is a composite of the desirable traits that a medieval leader should possess.
In the last four lines of the poem we learn of four virtues that the men use to describe Beowulf. They call him, "Mild in his mien, Most gentle of men, Kindest to kinfolk, and Keenest for fame." These virtues are echoed throughout the text of Beowulf and form a central theme of the epic. In the Prologue to Beowulf we find that Beowulf was known for gifting gold the those who had earned it and that he earned the respect and loyalty of many in the Northlands.
In Chapter 24, these virtues are contrasted to the opposite character, when it is said that Ecgwela ruled by the slaughtering the enemy. He is contrasted this character to Beowulf in that he gave no money to the worthy and lost the loyalty of his subjects. Then the comment is made to learn from this example. Also in Chapter 24 we find that God gives man the power to rule over others and gain great wealth, but also cautions one not to abuse that power. Chapter 25 continues this theme when we are cautioned to guard against greed and the devil. Beowulf is cautioned not to become selfish, or he will lose his strength. Throughout the remainder of the text we find numerous references to Beowulf's generosity towards others. We find selfless sacrifice when Beowulf goes to face the dragon alone, that no others will be in danger. The description of Beowulf in the last four lines are justified many times throughout the text through his actions more than through his words.
These descriptions are important as they help to characterize Beowulf as a classic hero. They help to align him with characteristics that were supposed to be a sign of good leadership in the Middle Ages. Leaders were supposed to be generous, selfless in sacrifice for the good of others, and honest. These characteristics were also much like those associated with Jesus Christ. Medieval society expected their leaders to be like Christ in their mannerisms and character..
One of the best examples of the definition of qualities that characterized leadership is found in the Visogothic code. In Book II, Title I, Law VI we find a chapter titled,"Concerning Those who Abandon the King, or the People, or their Country, or who Conduct Themselves with Arrogance" (Visogothic Code, Book II, Title I, Law VI). This section sets for the punishment for those who are not loyal to their country and king. The Visogothic code considered loyalty to one's country to not only be desirable, but also insisted that it became law. This idea of loyalty to one's country was very real and not confined to mythological rulers and kings. This code demonstrates that this concept was a real ideal, with real punishments attached to it for disobedience.
Nicolo Machiavelli wrote a set of guidelines to define princely virtues and desirable characteristics of leadership. In Chapter 25 is this same reference to the influence of fortune and its negative aspects as well as ways to counteract its effect (Machiavelli, Chapter 25). The virtues of generosity, a caution against greed, and selfless sacrifice and loyalty to the people is a recurring theme in medieval literature. This point is carefully illustrated in the Prologue to Canterbury tales. Canterbury tales paints a picture of the pious in which they are showing the correct…[continue]
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Beowulf's story is being told by Christian tribes. He finds nature on his side because God is on his side - and he works within Gods will. He does not fight gods or nature, but rather only fights irrevocably evil demons. He is associated with a pious culture which is not humanistic, and in which science and other such forms of hubris are not encouraged. Beowulf is a truly
Beowulf, Grendel, and Grendel's Mother Monstrous? To be monstrous is to be something other than human, but monstrous means more than extraordinary; it is a term with a bad or evil connotation, so that those who are monstrous are not only outside of the realm of the average human being, but also outside of it in a negative way. In the novel Beowulf, one encounters three different characters who have
Beowulf What does it mean to be good in the world described in Beowulf? The way that good is described in the world of Beowulf, is as an individual who is: masculine, fearless and strong. The main character (i.e. Beowulf) is the classical depiction of this person. As he will continually, fight and slay the dragon that has been terrorizing the Danes. The way that he acts and carries himself throughout the
Beowulf and Treasure In the epic poem Beowulf, the hero is one born to wealth and raised to wealth. This position, rather than making him weak, has allowed Beowulf to become respected in his community as a man of generosity and, because of his skills as a warrior, immense courage. To this extent, the reader sees Beowulf engaging in acts of bravery and of generosity towards his fellow men. Contrast this
Beowulf and Grendel's Mother Among the most enduring examples of English literature in existence, the anonymously penned epic poem Beowulf has been translated from Old English to hundreds of languages during the course of the last ten centuries. The heroic tale of Beowulf, the great warrior king of the Geats who comes to the aid of his fellow monarch Hrothgar when their kingdoms come under attack from the feared monster Grendel,
Beowulf The epic poem Beowulf consists of two distinct parts held together by the person of the hero. These two parts balance each other, demonstrating a heroic life in youth and old age. Briefly the poem begins with Hrothgar, King of the Danes, who is terrorized by Grendel, a monster who comes night after night for twelve years to carry off and devour the vassals of Herot. Beowulf of Geats hears
Nevertheless, he is resolute in his decision to face the dragon in order to continue on towards his attainment of the paradoxical heroic ideal, even if he recognizes that this ideal may be the cause of unwarranted pain and suffering, and thus tells his men that "this fight is not yours, / nor is it up to any man except me / to measure his strength against the monster


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Since band's first demo, one can hear a well-defined style. Doomsday's sound is result of many influences such as: rock, progressive, pop, classical and of course heavy metal.
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The National Museum of Ethiopia is a rather small, three story building that houses a wide variety of artifacts from some of the earliest pre-human bones right through to some very recent art pieces by important Ethiopian artists.
At the time of writing, the most famous inhabitant "Lucy". a pre-human homind is not on display there, but casts of her bones are.
This is a fairly small museum, so 45 minutes to an hour max should let you see everything at a relatively slow pace.
The museum houses the nation's artistic treasures as well as many of the most precious archaeological finds such as the fossilized remains of early hominids, the most famous of which is "Lucy," the partial skeleton of a specimen of Australopithecus afarensis. Recently added to the basement gallery is a display on Selam, found between 2000 and 2004. Estimated to be 3.3 million years old, this A. afarensis specimen is considered to be the earliest child
St George Church Museum is located inside the St. George's Church compound. It was established in 1975 to preserve not only ecclesiastical items, but also significant historical treasures from Ethiopia's recent history. The guided tour takes you through 2 levels of amazing exhibits including the coronation robes of Empress Zawditu (1916) and Emperor Haile Selassie I (1930) and the coronation throne of the latter. The most interesting exhibits, in my opinion, are the rifles and uniforms issued to Emperor Menelik's army when they defeated the Italian Army at the Battle of Adwa in 1896. This also includes large helmets made from lion's manes, curved swords and even real tridents.
There are also cases of displays of many Religious items from hand-written parchments to gold crosses and clergy robes.
The interesting statue outside (pictured) is of Abune Petros - the Bishop of Wello. He was martyred by the Italians in 1937 when he refused to renounce his allegiance to Emperor Haile Selassie. There is also a massive bell that was a gift from the Russian Emperor to the Kingdom of Ethiopia before the Russian Revolution.
This is a must see in Addis Ababa and cost less than $3 to visit including the St George's Church (Cathedral) next door.
The museum is open Tuesday-Sunday 9am-12pm and 2pm-5pm
The Ethiopian National Museum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia houses archaeological artifacts showing the history of Ethiopia from prehistoric times to the modern day. It contains historical, cultural and archeological heritage.
The museum is divided into paleontology and pre history section (The 3.2 million year-old skeleton of "Lucy" is in this museum. That is the oldest hominid that has ever been found), historical archeology section, ethnology section and modern art section.
Opening hours:
8.30am - 5.30pm, Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri
9am -5.30pm, Sat Sun
Entrance fee: 10 Birr
Pretty drab museum, but in the cellar is the remains/model of Lucy, the earliest known homo sapien.
Forget the exact price of admission but not more than 20 Birr.
Worth a look but don't expect to spend hours here.
This is a fantastic museum, if you can find it. Housed in a huge ramshackle house of a minor royal, it tells the story of the founding of Addis Ababa in 1886. Pictures are strictly forbidden. Don't ask how I got these. The exhibits and photos show how a Polish advisor to Emperor Menelik suggested Addis Ababa as the future site of the Ethiopian capital. It was high enough to avoid malaria, had fertile ground and lots of water. Eucalyptus trees were imported because they grow fast and could meet the needs of a new capital. The area was also blessed by healing hot springs.
Please note: the guide will demand a 'gift' at the end of the tour. Don't do it. Tell him you need to go to a bank and you will be back.
This is probably the best museum in Ethiopia. It is housed within Haile Selassie's former palace and surrounded by the beautiful gardens of Addis Ababa University. It contains an amazing amount of exhibits and charts the history of Ethiopia. It also displays traditional life in various tribes from birth until death. The sheer amount of costumes, weapons, musical instruments and household items through history is staggering. It also contains Haile Selassie's bedroom and bathroom. There are even small exhibits on currency, modern art and politics. This is a must see here in Addis.
Unfortunately photography is strictly forbidden inside and they take your camera off you. Don't even try it.
They have a small gift shop with English books and even postcards.
There are two museums worth seeking out while in ADDIS, luckily they are both on the road to Arat Kilo and Entoto Hills in the North of Addis...dont worry everyone will know where you want to go if you just say Museums...
#1 The National Museum
This one contains the famous hominid woman 'Lucy' who is over 3.5million years old. You can take photos. The remains are in the centre of a square room, located in an octagonal shaped glass 'showcase'....thought it would be more spectacular...but the history definitely is!
On the other floors there are statues and monuments from the Axumite and pre-Christian eras.
The grounds are stunningly green and distant from the noisy city around.
#2 the Ethnographic Museum
Further up and located in the main campus of Addis Ababa University is this great little place. It isa former royal chateau and houses ceremoniuos regalia and royal wear. The upper floors are dedicated to Ethiopian artists. The rooms are light and airy and all have a view. Remember to get a guide, they are cheap and embellish the exhibits.
What the National Museum lacks in size, it makes up with great displays. Relics from Stone Age man all the way through modern day are on display. Some of the more interesting exhibits are coronation thrones of the Emperors, tribal exhibits with clothes & weapons, art, musical instruments and hand made animal-skin Bibles written in Geez. They are able to even display more than 200 styles of cross found across the country. There are some exhibits related to several Emperors that tell the story of Ethiopia. Their most prized display is of our ancient ancestor LUCY. There is also a disturbing set of displays related to the starvation and Communist persecution. A must visit here in Addis.
It is open from 0830-1230 and 1330-1730. Please note it has a dual pricing policy (local/foreigner).
Meet "LUCY" at National Museum. However, I was told that the real LUCY has been sent to USA, the one I've visited was a copy. Entrance fee: 10 Bir for tourist.
With a little help from the Swiss, this museum now showcases a very large amount of old photographs of Addis Ababa's late 19th century history. I admit, I am a photography nut, but this visual history of this particular period in time is superb and really shouldn't be missed. Beyond that the other items on display are more than worth checking out...like all the money that Ethiopia has ever printed. It's conveniently located with a pretty nice gift shop too.
The archaeological exhibits includes a replica of the 3,5 million-year-old parts of Lucy. At the ground and first floor there is a lot of archaeological and ethnological artefacts, like earthenware, pots, bowls and statues, focusing at the (pre)Aksumite, Solomonic and Gonder periods. At the first floor they had a photo exhibition of the photographer Antonio Fiorente. The entrance fee of 10 birr also covers a guide.


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Best sunday lunch good coofee nice atentive staff everythyng fresh .very nice.i will return when around condado always.
Apart from having the best ice cream ever, now you can enjoy it sitting on their terrace which overlooks a lovely part and the roiling Atlantic Ocean in the Condado neighborhood. Try the Cherry Garcia in a waffle cone!
I was shocked when I read reviews that this Ben and jerrys offers a full menu. They sure do and they have some awesome offerings. We had a fresh waffle cone, made in store while we waited, and a couple scoops of coconut seven layer bar ice cream. So good! Fun, casual area between the Condado Vanderbilt and La Concha...
We loved Ben and Jerry's in Condado, San Juan. Great breakfast, service and place!!!.
We will back soon...
Located in a beautiful area. Food was great. Large portions with fresh fruit. Great coffee, and nice seating area outside. Wonderful service.
Taking a tour through San Juan, stopped at Ventana by the sea, and got some ice cream. Big portions friendly service and great selection of favors. Always fun to see everything in Spanish and order in Spanish. Back on the bus with ice cream, headed for El Morro.
It's great! Just like any other Ben & Jerry's. great location next to the Renaissance La Concha. You can get there from the beach or from Ashford Ave. The staff was super friendly!
Hi Kapanda!
Thank you for taking the time to review Ben & Jerry's Condado. We are glad you enjoyed your visit, although you may not have noticed, unlike other Ben & Jerry's, we are a Café, serving a full food menu. We offer everything from a homemade Belgian Waffle served with real whipped cream, fresh berries, & organic maple syrup...
The portions are big, tasty and fresh. Very friendly service.
It was nice, that the server remember the size of coffee I had ordered the previous appointment and they brought a bottle of water without asking too COOL!
I love coming here. I know it's a Baskin' Robbins, but their ice cream is well-made and unique, and wonderful on a hot day. I especially like their Greek Frozen Yogurt. This shop is right by the beach, so you can buy your ice cream and go sit on the beach or adjoining park. They also have a TV playing...
Um, Dustythoughts, we know what you meant, but... we are Ben & Jerry's!!! Our ice cream is Fair Trade Certified, which is a sweet way to do something great for the world! We love our Greek Frozen Yogurt too, especially since at Ben & Jerry's Condado you can eat it all day long. Try it in our breakfast bowl with...
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This book reveals Australia's radical past through tales of Indigenous resistance, convict revolts and escapes, picket line hi-jinks, student occupations, creative direct action, media pranks, urban interventions, squatting, blockades, banner drops, street theatre and billboard liberation; including stories and anecdotes, interviews with pranksters and troublemakers, and over 300 spectacular photos documenting the vital history of creative resistance in this country.
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this is something I've been harping on since the 2013 season. Recruiting should have gotten even better and instead it got worse. Its absolutely a wasted opportunity to take this program to next level and its hard to see them ever recovering from that.
|4 days 21 hours ago
|I'm with you on the night game issue and hoops scheduling
why in the world did they have a Hoops game after The Game was played on the road? Win or lose they weren't going to get any fans for that game.
|4 days 21 hours ago
|I don't get that either
why they thought air was a better option than Spike is beyond me. Simpson clearly isn't ready yet and god forbid they have an injury in the backcourt.
|5 days 11 hours ago
|Jesus. The fact that a four star is OSU's
lowest rated recruit says it all. They are a recruiting juggernaut.
|5 days 11 hours ago
|well we haven't recruited him much at all
unless something changed recently.
|5 days 11 hours ago
|Donnal is the epitome of soft
Man the 2013 and 2014 classes look pretty horrible at the moment.
|5 days 11 hours ago
its games like this that show why there is almost zero hype or interest in the hoops program right now. JB had a huge opportunity to lift this program after 2013 and he totally squandered it.
We are now a perpetual bublle team. Blech.
|5 days 12 hours ago
|You are who you recruit
JB has never been a good recruiter. Outside of a couple of classes where he struck gold, he has always been a medicore recruiter. Mediocre recruits lead to medicore teams. Look at Sparty football this year. At some point, the 3 star lottery luck runs out.
|5 days 12 hours ago
|You have an odd view of the world
Or maybe its just part of your shtick
|5 days 12 hours ago
|I hope you are right but the way this year goes
its just the opposite.
|5 days 12 hours ago
|Well we all know that isn't going to happen
recruiting has been pretty lack luster outside of a couple classes.
|5 days 12 hours ago
|What a fucking disaster
Posed away a huge lead in a crictial game. Fuck sports
|5 days 13 hours ago
|Irvin sucks
He has zero ability to create his own shot. They should not be running an ISO for him in crunch time.
|5 days 13 hours ago
|Can't afford to blow this one
This team may have no margin for error come March
|6 days 14 hours ago
|Fuck the Pepcat
All it does is waste downs and disrupt the flow of the offense. And frankly the insistence on running it is downright Borgesian.
|6 days 14 hours ago
|This was s what I've been saying since Saturday
I just think there will be too much pressure to take the conference champs. Hope I'm wrong but I don't see it happening.
|1 week 1 day ago
|OSU isn't playing Wisconsin and
They will never pick three teams from the same conference. Let it go.
|1 week 1 day ago
|You are fucking delusional
No chance we get in. That would require three B1G teams getting in or us getting in over a conference champion. Neither of those will ever happen.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Not going to happen
People seriously need to let this go. We lost our chance. Never going to happen.
|1 week 1 day ago
|So it's Orange Bowl then.
Absolutely zero chance at that playoffs. Not even dumb and dumber odds at this point
|1 week 1 day ago
|I'm not okay with that
We have a ton of seniors and likely won't be this skilled and experienced in long time. We lost our two games in OT and in the last second in games where we dominated play. We were in an amazing position to make the playoffs and blew it. We are not likely to be in a similar position any time soon.
|1 week 1 day ago
|No we don't.
Zero chance we get in. Zero. Not .00001. Zero.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Never. Going. To. Happen
I think they are a top 4 team but they will be never get voted in. Would require taking us over the B1G champ or taking three B1G teams. Neither is going to happen.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Conventional wisdom says
You go for 2 on the road and 1 at home so I can see the argument. It's not why we lost the game tough.
|1 week 2 days ago
|More like bag of dicks
I hope we never see the wildcat again.
|1 week 2 days ago
|We have their number?
We lose half our team and they lose almost no one. We just blew our best chance to win in forever. Could be a long time before we beat them again


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A week or so ago, a monumental thing happened: the number of public-domain books in the HathiTrust digital repository topped 5 million. And since no one (including HathiTrust, so far) seems to be making a very big deal about this, it seems like a good moment both to recap the achievements of HathiTrust and to consider a few of its implications for the future of reading and scholarship.
For those unfamiliar with the outlines of its history, HathiTrust emerged in the wake of the Google Books Library Project, a massive and still ongoing program of book digitization that Google undertook in 2004 in cooperation with some of the most comprehensive research libraries in North America and the UK. The basic outlines of the agreement between Google and each library were simple: in return for allowing Google's employees to come in and (non-destructively) scan most or all of the books in the library's collection, the library would receive a digital copy of the resulting set of text images. This meant that when Google had finished its scanning project in a library and departed, the library was left with a full digital copy of its collection (or of the subset scanned by Google, anyway)—a copy which had cost the library nothing except the inconvenience of having Google underfoot for a year or so.
Copyright law being what it is—for better or for worse—this was a project that brought a few legal issues to the surface, among them the question of what the library could do with the digital copies that resulted from this project.
These various legal questions have been (and to some degree continue to be) addressed in the course of several lawsuits, and some of those have been discussed in the Scholarly Kitchen already and in many other places as well. I'm not going to replow that ground here. But one issue does seem now to be settled: one thing the Google partner libraries could do was get together and use the images resulting from that project to create an enormous, centrally managed, and robustly archived library of digitized books.
That library now numbers over 13 million titles, most of which are in copyright and therefore not freely available for online reading. Instead, these can be used for research: if you need to figure out what terms appear in which books (and how often), you can use HathiTrust to do so; having identified the books that are of interest to you, you can then pursue full access to them by some other means. Other kinds of research are possible as well, within constraints designed to maximize access without crossing legal lines.
Whether those lines are placed where they should be is an important and vexed question, which I won't pursue here. Instead, I want to address some of the implications of Google's project for access to an incredibly rich and varied treasure trove of books and other documents that are in the public domain. Until quite recently, these books were largely hidden from the public by their imprisonment in physical objects. The law has allowed free, unfettered use and reuse of these books for years—for centuries, in many cases—but such use was never possible as long as the books were available only in print format. Print is a marvelous format for some kinds of use, but it is a terrible mechanism for distributing information efficiently to large numbers of people; furthermore, the older the book, the fewer physical copies are likely to be in existence. Until the intellectual content of these books was freed from the bonds of physical formats, there was never any hope of making them available on anything like a worldwide and comprehensive basis. And the only way that liberation was going to happen was was if an organization with the resources of Google did the initial work; subsequently, the only way the resulting digital files would be turned into a true public resource was if a significant number of richly-provisioned libraries undertook that project.
What are the contours of the resulting collection? Consider this: according to data provided (to its members) by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), the average large research library in North America holds roughly 4 million books, and that collection of books might be available to, say, 25,000 local students and 2,000 faculty. The average ARL library has a materials budget of around $12 million, 25% of which (or $3 million) is spent annually on books as opposed to journals and databases.
Now consider this: for this average ARL library, the cost of a membership in HathiTrust—and thus the right to offer its patrons the capability of downloading all 5 million public domain books in HathiTrust as single .pdf files—will probably be under $20,000. (That's the case for my library, which is right around the median on most measures of ARL library collections.)
To be clear, no one has to be a HathiTrust member or affiliated with any library at all in order to get access to the full content of these books; anyone may read them online, and can print or download them one page at a time. But in return for a modest membership fee that goes towards the still-ongoing creation of HathiTrust and its management and upkeep, member institutions are able to make access to those books incredibly easy and efficient, thus making possible not only enhanced real-time access, but also the building of rich personal libraries that could never have been created before.
Now, it's worth acknowledging that HathiTrust's collection of public domain books isn't the same thing as a research collection that is made up of more contemporary and locally-relevant content and that has been shaped with institutional and curricular needs in mind. No one would argue that any library should chuck its book collection and replace it with the HathiTrust corpus.
However, what access to HathiTrust does do shouldn't be underestimated either. Its capacity to transform research in the humanities (which are treated as second-class disciplines on many research campuses) in particular is tremendous, and when coupled with print-on-demand technologies and with the proliferation of affordable e-readers, it has the potential to hugely enrich all of our lives as readers as well. At the institution where I work, access to these books is changing the shape of some curricula already.
One last point: by undertaking the work of robustly archiving, preserving, and creating public access to these books, HathiTrust has (quietly and implicitly) thrown down the gauntlet in front of every academic and research library that has its own collection of public domain books—especially of books that are rare or unique. HathiTrust provides a mechanism for storing and making publicly available copies of those books; all you have to do is scan them and submit the images. This can't be done at no cost, of course, but it seems like something that all of us ought to be willing to do to some degree, and that most of us could do more efficiently in partnership with HathiTrust than on our own. The challenge is particularly acute for those libraries that consider themselves to be on the front lines of providing open access to scholarly information. In most of our libraries there are troves of documents that can be shared without any concern for copyright restrictions, without the need for licensing of any kind, without fighting publishers over the structure of scholarly communication, and without having even to worry about rightsholders—because there are none. These documents really and truly are owned by the public, and all of us may do whatever we want with them: copy, redistribute, republish, create derivative works, commercially exploit, whatever. In order to make this possible with the public domain books that we own in research libraries, all that's required is for us to put our money where our mouths are. HathiTrust provides a platform and a suite of services that make it easier than ever for us to do so.
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Just as the Recording Industry Association of America sued Napter in the late 1990's, we now have the book publishers suing Google (GOOG) over digital book cataloging. The big point that the RIAA missed many years ago was that technology was changing the way people learn about, access, and listen to music.
CD sales have crumbled and the iPod has been invented. That's quite a shift in 6 or 7 years. Had the RIAA adjusted to the shift back then, perhaps they could have better insulated themselves from the sales hit they have taken as traffic in Best Buy's music aisles continues to diminish.
In hindsight, the RIAA should not have cared if they got their cut from the sale of a CD or the download of an album online. Unfortunately, those executives spent too much time huddled with their lawyers, and not in meetings figured out how to change with the times. With the success of iTunes, the recording industry is doing okay (online sales net them less money than a retail CD sale), but I'm sure they are still miffed at the digital revolution, and continue to spend time suing college students for illegal downloads.
It appears the publishing industry is going to follow the same lead, as seen from its lawsuit against Google for scanning copyrighted material. If we simply looked at the publishers' reaction to the launch of Google Print, you would think Google is taking books, scanning them, and posting them on the Internet for everybody to read for free. The funny part is they are doing nothing of the sort.
Google is organizing book titles and creating an online reference tool for searching the world's vast array of published works. Think of it as a digital card catalog, but rather than just your local library's collection, it encompasses (or more accurately strives to one day encompass) every book ever written.
Does this mean that readers will be able to read books without buying them, thereby hurting the profits at the major publishing companies? Not at all. What it does mean is that people will have better access to the world's books, and therefore will be more likely to find a work they want to read (and therefore, buy).
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In "Legend," acclaimed bestselling author Eric Blehm takes as his canvas the Vietnam War, as seen through a single mission that occurred on May 2, 1968. A twelve-man Special Forces team had been covertly inserted into a small clearing in the jungles of neutral Cambodia where U.S. forces were forbidden to operate. Their objective, just miles over the Vietnam border, was to collect evidence that proved the North Vietnamese Army was using the Cambodian sanctuary as a major conduit for supplying troops and materiel to the south via the Ho Chi Minh Trail. What the team didn t know was that they had infiltrated a section of jungle that concealed a major enemy base. Soon they found themselves surrounded by hundreds of NVA, under attack, low on ammunition, stacking the bodies of the dead as cover in a desperate attempt to survive the onslaught.
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The program features Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68 Johannes Brahms, conducted by CWU Director of Orchestras, Nikolas Caoile.
Graduate student Dean Snavely will conduct "Be Thou My Vision, by David Gillingham, who described the work this way:
The work opens with a medieval-like flavor of reverence leading to the first presentation of "Slane" ("Be Thou My Vision") in D-minor stated in chant-like somberness by the euphonium. Following, the newly composed Irish ballad is sung by the flute which leads to a dramatic statement of "Be Thou My Vision" by the full ensemble in A-major. The work is interrupted by a prayerful interlude. Following is the marriage of the two Irish tunes in Db-major which grows to a glorious climax and then subsides. A heavenly benediction closes the work.
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