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ESCANABA – The Escanaba school board has accepted the resignation of one of its members and authorized the superintendent to put out a notification for interested candidates to fill the vacancy.
Board Vice-President Nicole Dewar-Braun has expressed her intent to resign from the school board, effective Jan. 1.
At Monday's school board meeting, Dewar-Braun said she only anticipated to serve on the board for a four-year term, but a change to state law regarding school board elections would extend the length of her term – an extension she did not commit to.
The board unanimously accepted Dewar-Braun's resignation and authorized Escanaba Superintendent Michele Lemire to make a notification of the expected vacancy, seeking interested, qualified candidates to fill Dewar-Braun's remaining year on the board, which expires Dec. 31, 2014.
The deadline for applications is Jan. 6.
"An individual is eligible if he or she is a citizen of the United States and is a qualified and registered elector of the Escanaba School District," said Lemire. "The replacement would need to be appointed at the January 2014 board meeting."
In the meantime, the district's personnel committee will draft a list of qualifications they seek in a new member and provide the list of criteria for full board approval at the December board meeting.
"The board, at its option, may interview candidates of its choice in an open board meeting in January, and appointment by the board to fill a vacancy shall be by majority vote of the board," she said.
Qualified and interested candidates from the community interested in filling the one-year term should express their interest in writing to Lemire, whose office is located at: Escanaba Area Public Schools, 1500 Ludington St., Escanaba, MI, 49829.
For more information, call the superintendent's office at 786-5411.
The board also unanimously approved reinstating a technology teacher for 33 sections of kindergarten through third-grade core classroom instruction, effective Jan. 6. However, with this need for increased instructional services, the board also unanimously authorized placing a district accountant on lay-off status, effective Dec. 1.
In other business, the board:
– approved the Escanaba Education Association Wage/Insurance Re-opener for the 2013-14 school year. The agreement states that for this school year, the EEA will see a zero percent increase to the salary schedule along with no step increase, as well as no changes to insurance. The agreement also is tied to a different salary schedule for new EEA members hired after July 1, 2014. Lemire said the salary schedule is regionally competitive but also achieves long-term financial savings for the district over time.
– approved hiring Yolanda McDevitt and Kristina Paquin for two fourth-grade teacher assistant positions at the Escanaba Upper Elementary.
– approved hiring Bryce Groleau as the Escanaba High School assistant hockey coach.


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By TOM ZUCCO
Published May 17, 2007
Gasoline prices this week reached a nationwide record average of $3.10 a gallon, about 3 cents higher than after Hurricane Katrina devastated Gulf of Mexico oil supplies and shut down the gulf's refineries, according to the Energy Department.
And in Florida, another dubious milestone was reached Wednesday as the average price of unleaded hit $3 even. Even the Tampa Bay area, a long holdout to that $3 barrier, has some stations posting in the low $3s.
So perhaps it's no surprise the House Judiciary Committee's antitrust task force opened the first hearing on oil industry concentration Wednesday by asking, "How did we get into this mess?"
The average U.S. household is spending $1, 000 more per year on gasoline than it did five years ago, according to two consumer groups that testified.
That's an increase of 85 percent, and rural households have been hardest hit because they spend about 20 percent more on gas than urban residents, the Consumer Federation of America and Consumers Union said, citing Labor Department figures.
The average price for regular unleaded gas in the Tampa Bay area Wednesday was $2.94, just 5 cents below the record set in September 2005. And the state average of $3 is just 2 cents below the record set in August 2006. Can we expect relief any time soon?
Yes, but it might take a few weeks. Despite tensions with Iran, violence in Nigeria and America's insatiable appetite for gas, especially as we enter the summer driving season, most analysts say prices will soon plateau. Gregg Laskoski, managing director of AAA Auto Club South, said prices probably will not reach as high as $3.25 a gallon. Laskoski also noted that in four of the last six years, the price of gas in Florida was lower on the Fourth of July than on Memorial Day.
So why the spike in prices?
As they do every year at this time, oil refineries are converting from winter to summer blends. At the same time, they're trying to build inventories for summer demand. What made things worse this year, Laskoski and others say, is that refineries needed significant repairs and upgrades, which slowed the process. Industry officials also cite a decline in gasoline imports and higher demand.
Consumer groups say oil companies are keeping gasoline supplies artificially low so that prices and profits remain high. They also note that 50 refineries have been closed since the 1990s. What does the oil industry say?
Their argument is that America's top four refiners account for less than 50 percent of the country's refining capacity, that the amount of gas being produced is increasing, and that whenever the industry tries to expand refining capacity, it faces opposition from surrounding communities. Industry officials say that as refineries get back on line, gasoline inventories will move higher and prices will begin to drop.
What's the fallout for area businesses?
Small businesses, especially those that rely on trucks and vans, are feeling the pinch.
Bryan Redman, co-owner of Redman Steele Floral Design in St. Petersburg, said he recently had to tack $1 on to his delivery charge to cover rising gas costs.
"You just hope you have three or four deliveries in the same area, " Redman said Wednesday."
How is Congress reacting?
Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., has crafted a bill that would make oil and gas price gouging a federal crime. He questions why gas prices soared even as crude oil prices dropped.
"In April ... crude oil was $7 a barrel cheaper than last year (but) gas prices were almost 50 cents a gallon higher, " said Stupak. "Clearly there's more at play than simply the world crude oil market."
Even if prices level off, is $4 per gallon likely in the near future?
Most analysts say no. "The $4 a gallon average is not in any reasonable person's crosshairs, " Tom Kloza, chief analyst for the Oil Price Information Service said Wednesday.
Why is the average price of gasoline in the Tampa Bay area lower than in some other parts of the state?
Most of it has to do with Tampa being the port of entry for huge supplies of gas. Another factor has to do with a large number of retailers like RaceTrac in this area that can sell gas slightly cheaper because they also rely on food and drink sales.
What can I do to conserve gas?
Simple things like avoiding quick starts, keeping your tires properly inflated and your engine tuned, observing the speed limit, combining trips and carpooling. For more tips, visit the U.S. Department of Energy's Web site, www.fueleconomy.gov.
Average gas prices for regular unleaded gasoline in these Florida cities:
(price per gallon)
Bradenton-Sarasota-Venice: $3.025
Fort Myers-Cape Coral: $3.022
Gainesville: $3.060
Jacksonville: $2.968
Miami: $3.059
Orlando: $2.947
Pensacola: $2.951
Tallahassee: $3.001
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater: $2.946
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Two weeks after our run, I arrive at Ortiz's house to barking dogs and a kitchen full of teenagers doing homework. Anita and Mike are in the middle of their nightly game of musical parents, figuring out how their kids will get home from after-school sports the following day. It's almost absurd that they are able to keep track of all four children in light of their own schedules. Not only does Mike, a surfer from California who played college basketball at Oklahoma State, run the rec district, he also works four overnight shifts a week as a hotel security guard. "We need every penny," Anita says, an ode to sending their kids to the prestigious Vail Mountain School 30 minutes upvalley.
The Ortizes are strict with their kids, and it shows in the teenagers' manners. Amelia, the oldest at 18, has just gotten into Williams. She is captain of the high-school track team and is baking cookies for their regional meet the next day which Mandy, 16, is also running. David, twin brother to Acacia, 14, is trying to buy some time following tomorrow's soccer practice before he gets picked up. Anita sees through his ploy immediately and mouths to me in the living room: "He wants to hang out with his girlfriend." But instead of calling his bluff, she plays along with a huge grin on her face until David is forced to either admit his intentions or concede and catch an earlier ride. He concedes. Victory: parents.
Before I'd arrived, Mike had told me on the phone that running is only what Anita does third best, after being a mother and wife. "We have four kids, three dogs, three cats, a bird—there's so much going on at our house, and everyone's really happy," Mike said. "And that's because of Anita. She's the glue."
When I ask Anita if she was a big partier at Florida State, she glances over to see if her kids are listening. All four heads are buried in books. "Yeah," she whispers. Amelia, discretely eavesdropping, calls her out right away: "Moooommmm! It's not like we don't know!" Anita rolls her eyes and laughs, sheepishly proud of her daughter for demanding transparency. Then she realizes she's forgotten to tend to the pasta. "Hey, will someone drain that spaghetti!" she shouts to the kitchen.
"We were already doing that!" Mandy and Amelia yell back.
"You're so wonderful," Anita coos.
She does almost all the cooking, but she doesn't mind. The reward comes when the six of them gather at the dinner table every night. "I'm a stickler for family meals," she says. "We talk about our days; it's where we connect. So many families don't do that."
After the seven of us wolf down a feast of spaghetti, Caesar salad and garlic bread, Anita, Amelia and Mandy break into a conversation about strategy for regionals. Soon they're rattling off splits and debating how much Mandy can realistically shave off her time in the mile. "See?" Mike says, chuckling. "This is what I mean when I say I live with running nerds."
Truth be told, Mike is the biggest supporter of his family's running habit and has been Anita's most ardent fan since she returned to racing in the mid-'90s. Yet it wasn't until just before the 2002 Mountain Running World Championships in Igls, Austria, that he fully comprehended his wife's athletic will. "She's sitting on the bed, shaking like a leaf," he recalls, "so I'm, like, 'Don't worry. You're going to be fine.' And she goes, 'You dummy. I'm not worried about how I'm gonna do. I'm worried about how bad this is gonna hurt. Because if it doesn't hurt, it means I haven't run my best.' And that really helped our marriage. It helped everything. Because then I understood her."
However, not everyone understands Ortiz. Some of her competitors wonder why she makes self-deprecating statements before she dominates them. "It's hard to hear that because everyone knows how fast she is," said one female ultrarunner who asked not to be named. "But literally every race, she'll line up and say, 'Oh, I have this injury, I'm not feeling well, I don't even know if I'll finish.' And then she goes out and sets a course record."
Never mind her tiny stature or pretty face. "She intimidates people," says Adam Chase, team captain of Salomon, which began sponsoring Ortiz three years ago. "I saw her at mile 80 of Western States, and she looked kind of like she always does, which is just tough. She has a 'bring it' look to her. She's feisty. I'm glad I never have to race against her."
Later that summer, Kami Semick witnessed a disturbing scene involving Ortiz. Coming off her Western States win, Ortiz was trying to repeat as women's masters team champion at the Gore-Tex Trans-Rockies Run in Colorado, where she was paired with reigning 100K national champion Prudence L'Heureux. Despite having never met, the women took a commanding lead in their division. But L'Heureux had serious trouble breathing, which prevented them from opening an even larger deficit. Ortiz spent much of her days screaming at L'Heureux to move faster, Semick recalls. "Even when they were that far ahead, Anita couldn't turn it off. She had her hands on her hips and was yelling, 'Get your ass up the hill!' And Prudence couldn't breathe."
"We'd cross the line after the first three stages, and she wouldn't even look at me," L'Heureux says. "She'd stomp off and go talk to her friends. She just treated me like a bad person. I've never had anyone treat me that way. She didn't seem to have any compassion or human side. She didn't care. And Anita was one of my idols."
Unwilling to continue racing with Ortiz, L'Heureux flew home after three stages. Ortiz ran the final three days alone, crossing the line first each day despite having been disqualified from the team standings. In retrospect, Ortiz says, "I was probably too hard on her. But I could do that to Katie [Mazzia], and she'd go with it. The main thing was, we should have been more clear about what we both wanted out of the race."
For Ortiz, it came down to the same thing it always does: satisfying "the need to do the absolute best that I can do." That's how she explained it in her kitchen the last time I saw her—as a need. But she was worried about how she'd be judged in light of the TransRockies episode showing up in public. She is a mother, wife and elementary-school teacher, after all, "an example for all women," as Chase put it.
But she is also one of the world's best runners. And when it comes to that, Ortiz's philosophy is simple. "I think you have to have some fierceness in you."
Devon O'Neil is a writer in Breckenridge, Colorado. His work can be viewed at www.devononeil.com.


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Sony Computer Entertainment America said Wednesday that it would release four video games that support stereoscopic 3D output on Thursday. But although Sony plans to launch several stereo-3D (S3D) titles tomorrow, there are no HDTVs that support appropriate output from Sony itself at the moment. Moreover, there are few such TVs on the market from other companies as well.
All PlayStation 3 systems are already equipped with everything they need to play stereoscopic 3D games thanks to a free firmware update released in April, 2010. Starting tomorrow, owners of the PS3 and S3D-capable TVs that utilize active shutter glasses will be able to enjoy two games and two demos that support stereo-3D technology. In addition, Sony has announced The Fight: Lights Out title that will combine PlayStation Move controller with S3D to deliver an immersive and realistic gaming experience.
"We're extremely excited to be at the helm of a whole new gaming experience unlike anything offered before," said John Koller, director of hardware marketing at SCEA.
Even though Sony seems to be optimistic about the reception of stereo-3D by gamers, many industry insiders claim that it will take years before the technology becomes adopted by the masses, who will have to acquire new TV-sets first. Even Sony itself starts to sell its stereoscopic 3D Bravia TVs only later this month and the lion's share of the company's TV lineup for 2010 and 2011 will still be 2D TVs. Moreover, the S3D technology adopted by Sony and others include active-shutter glasses, which may cause headaches and may not provide the best experience in general.


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Skip to comments.Liberated Iraq calls on Arab states to use oil as 'weapon' against U.S.
Posted on 11/16/2012 12:03:01 PM PST by SargeK
A top Iraqi diplomat urged Arab states to use the weapon of oil against the United States because of its alliance with Israel, raising more questions about the Middle Eastern nation's allegiance to the nation that freed it from a ruthless dictatorship.
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How many American lives did we waste for these idiots?
Yeah, sure, right they will love us better if we elect bammy.
Arab thanks.
Absolutely. They should be paying us in oil for their liberation.
We need to change our philosophy.
If we decide to sacrifice American lives in another war, then we keep a piece of the land we shed blood for. In this case, we should have secured a portion of their oil resources permanently. Screw this nation building crap. We should have permanent bases with a lot of land and natural resources now in Iraq... forever.
Muslim Mantra:
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
They are cowardly vermin who can never be trusted.
We were better off with Saddam as dictator. I so regret supporting that G**-damned war there.
Liberation=a gift signed, sealed and delivered to Iran. The ONLY Iraqis deserving of our help were the Kurds.
We all knew this was coming!
IF this is not enough to cut foreign aid to all the middle east nothing is.
Those people do not want freedom on there own.
They want Americas money.
Nothing more!
The taxpayer Dollar that went to that country to liberate it is nothing.
But the Lives of Americans that fought for these people that allow this ilk back into their leadership are!
Look for Iraq to become the next Muslim Brotherhood ruled country and Ass kissed by 0!
Sadly, I agree. I supported Bush and Iraqi Freedom. While we just don't know what the M.E. would look like with Saddam still there, I do not know what benefit the USA rec'd for our efforts. Seems we simply turned Iraq over to Iran or the Islamists.
We should've made Iraq pay war reparations, and ditched the nation building. We'd be far less in debt now.
Yup! At least he kept everybody in line. We could have bought him off and kept him in place.
Not 'just' the 4,500 dead. How many tens of thousands maimed and crippled physically and mentally? How many marriages ruined and children scarred by repeated and extended deployments? What really is the price in blood and treasure? I think it is astronomically, incalculably high.
It p*sses me off to the point of near homicidal rage when I hear slimeballs like our democrat politicians mouthing off at what an 'imperialist' country we are. No other nation in the history of mankind would make this kind of investment in conquering and occupying a resource-rich region like this and then not exploit it. We are either the most altruistic nation ever or the most stupid - or both.
This may have finally pushed me into and beyond the Ron Paul camp. No more nation-building, saving, rescuing, bailing out ANYBODY. Let them stew in their own juices and if they become a big enough nuisance, turn them into subatomic particles.
I am framing a picture of Curtis LeMay for the wall of my office.
It rather interesting to watch the response to "one of" Iraq leaders's comments. Does everyone agree with him, or is he shooting off his mouth like Barney Frank does?
Then you look at Europe itself, totally in the tank for the Palestinians. Whose men died to defend it?
Our own president, why he's holding our energy product hostage too. He hates Israel, and loves the Islamic nations of the Middle-East, Africa, and Asia. How many died so he could be our 'leader'?
Iraq has it's problems. So does Europe. So do we.
For the next twelve years his own people continued to fear him more than they feared us; it should not have been left that way.
Allegiance?? The dumb Infidels just don't understand Islam and it's relationship to Infidels as spelled out in the Koran and Hadiths. -Tom
Iraq was a total waste of American blood. The only way to deal with the middle east is high altitude carpet bombing.
It was a hard judgment call to make, I don't beat myself up over supporting the war.
I blame all of this Anti-American garbage from the new Iraqi state on the Bush Administration's failure with the CPA and occupation, and Congress allowing Iran to replace us in influence.
None of us thought that Washington would do everything to cause an insurgency out of fear of an insurgency, and we were wrong.
The opening act is playing out in Gaza right now. hasta la muerte.
How much foreign aid is the US giving them this year?
Many if not most liberals likely support Iraq in this.
Darul Salam....Darul Harb...over and over, just like Crimson and Clover.
I think the Palestinian talk is just something that gets thrown out by these Middle Eastern countries for every problem they have. Iraq cares about the Palestinians? Baloney. This is just more convenient talk by these oil countries to keep the price of oil high or send it higher. The Jordanians ran the Palestinians out of their country because they were nothing but trouble. If the Jordanians wouldn't have them, why should we believe any Middle Eastern country that says they feel sorry for the poor Palestinians?
Its MUCHOS GRACIAS SENIOR BUSH!!!!!!!
Bush was an IDIOT. He thought he could RVERSE 1500 years of tribal savagery enshrined in their most "sacred" text and convert a nation of Mohammadans into grateful western democrats, by pandering to Islam and WASTING the lives of our troops and our money.
He thought the same thing in Afghanistan.
Obozo pulled us out of Iraq but we are STILL stuck in Afghanistan.
The ONLY way to deal with these pigs is through Blitzcrieg attacks - maximizing damage to their nation and infrastructure and THEN PULL OUT - minimizing costs to US in lives and money.
If another crazy dictator takes over and threatens us REPEAT THE LESSON.
Eventually they will get a crazy dictator who wants to be our friend - then SUPPORT HIM.
ENOUGH of this humanitarian drivel wasted on Muslim savages.
I don't care if they love us or hate us, as long as they FEAR us.
Withdraw at once. Let these animals tear each other apart. They'll all end up like Somalia or Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. We should also refuse any more asylum seekers from these countries. Let the 'enlightened' europeans take them if they bitch about it.
You actually stopped to think before you posted. Stop being so blasted rational.
This one IS "Bush's Fault"...for refusing to treat Iraq as we did postwar Japan and Germany - for not banning Islamic law, for not killing Muqtada al Sadr, for replacing a tough general with weak, State Department hack Paul "Pussy" Bremer, who let the radicals run rampant, and for failing to seize control of their oil industry and force repayment of every last cent of our costs of war there.
How soon before Obama comes out and says"
"I never claimed to be the one to end the war in Iraq, that all happened long before me".
When you give aid to Muslims they think that you have submitted to them, that they rule over you, and that they own all that you have. Non-Muslims must not forget this.
muslim gratitude at its highest.
We deal with the Arabs in hopes that they will be logical, sane, thankful and predictable.
This is a culture where normal is mutilating little girls, sodomizing little boys, killing wantonly and treating women on a level with animals. And it's been that way for thousands of years.
We are the fools.
Thank Colon Powell for that one.
Yes, I spelled it "Colon."
Geepers, I am SOOOOO glad we squandered billions of taxpayer dollars and 4500 American lives to free these sand crabs from So Damn Insane.
Why did we do that!???
And aren't we glad we expended lives and national treasure to save you ignorant a-holes from Saddam...
That's what I say. Those people will NEVER change and this is what you get when you try to run a "politically correct" war and hog tie our military! They're over there dying and are expected to play tip-toe through the tulips so as not to offend anyone. Get them OUT and blow the dammned place to smithereens!! :(
One sees precious little evidence that this "gentleman's" views are much at variance with the rest of his government or for that matter the vast majority of the population of this benighted region.
I cannot agree with your drawing an equivalence between Europe post-WWII and the modern middle east. For one, we occupied Europe for fifty years. In a sense, we still do. Europe responded to the Marshall Plan and evolved. Maybe only because of total war, and they were finally exhausted of war and susceptible to change. Maybe the cushy welfare state we financed for them kept them fat and content. Anyway, Western Europe has avoided butchering one another for over half a century. Although, I think that is backsliding as we watch. Tribalism is on the rise in Europe as the welfare state collapses and the vestigial cultural differences are again emerging. Without an occupying power it will be interesting to see where this leads.
As for our own illustrious Premier (it seems fitting to use an honorific compatible with his political orientation) - I believe my brief comment on his opposition to the development of domestic sources of petroleum is sufficient.
Yep. On the wrong side in that one thanks to Clintoooon.
So much for gratitude. Next time, give imperialism a chance.
I agree, and so does my stepson who served as a tank driver in Iraqi Freedom. The only thing these ragheads understand is brute force, and we were much better off leaving the secular dictators in place and letting them kill each other off.
A great deal of blood and sweat was shed to give Iraq an opportunity. The jury is still out, however it does not look promising.
Instead of bombing Iraq to smithereens and leaving, Bush just had to do nation-building, spending $1T along the way, and giving us Obama and two far left Supreme Court judges. Bush's "compassionate conservatism" as applied to foreign affairs really screwed us big time. And the leading lights of the GOP are now looking to apply Bush's policy towards any Arab troglodytes who want to overthrow their governments. What part of "inside every foreigner *isn't* an American struggling to get out" don't they understand? The way democracy works is garbage in, garbage out. America-haters will vote in an America-hating government. Ultimately, the neo-con manifesto is yet another example of the triumph of hope over experience in dictating foreign policy - disaster after disaster leaves these fantasists completely unfazed.
You ought to be pissed off at Bush, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Perle, and the other neocons who pushed us into this stupid invasion. Remember their promises? It will be quick and easy, the Iragi people will love us, and their oil will more than pay for the war?
This was the dumbest military move since Custer decided to pimp with a few Indians. I don't know how any of those people can look in a mirror.
How much freign aid is Obama sending them?
Ok, anyone NOT see this coming? Falling right into line with Biblical prophesy.
Although I ended up voted for Nixon in 1968, I almost cast a ballot for George Wallace's American Independent Party solely because the great General Curtis LeMay was on the ticket. Had circumstances been such that LeMay had power in that adminstration, our victory in Vietnam would be assured and Red China would have been eliminated as a threat. Regardless of his other shortcomings, Wallace showed sound judgment in his choice of LeMay.
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As has been in the news this week and mentioned on many Mozilla blogs, the European Commission is working with Microsoft and other browser manufacturers, including Mozilla of course, to launch the web browser ballot in the EC.
To those critics of the browser ballot who would rather the free market be left completely to Adam Smith's invisible hand, I would present to you the example of South Korea. In short, South Korea is a sad example of a Microsoft monoculture where the course of history and the lack of anti-monopoly oversight have created a nation where every computer user is a Windows user and banking or ecommerce or any secure transaction on the Internet with South Korean entities must be done with Internet Explorer on a Windows OS.
The situation in South Korea has gotten markedly worse since the government, bowing to pressure from the citizens who wanted to use the smart phones that were sold elsewhere in the world, relaxed a rule that previously required a Korea-specific middleware called WIPI, that was never going to be implemented by smart phone makers outside of Korea. Now that the WIPI requirement was gone, manufacturers like RIM and Apple can now sell Blackberries in Korea and iPhones in Korea.
But as I suspected last fall when the iPhone's official sales in Korea was announced, the browsers in these new smart phones (be it the browser in the iPhone, the Blackberry, or the Android devices that are on sale in Korea) can't interoperate with the Active-X based security requirements that Korean banks and ecommerce stores require. So it's not surprising to me at all that the news from Korea since the launch of these smart phones has been universally negative regarding the requirement to use Active-X for secure web transactions in Korea.
Here's a selection of quotes from 3 recent articles in the Korea Times:
Korea Paying Price for Microsoft Monoculture (09-23-2009)
But the land of ubiquitous broadband, feature-happy "smart" phones and ultra-cool computing devices doubles as a crusty regime where Linux, Firefox, Chrome and Opera users can't bank or purchase products online, and where Mac users buy Windows CDs to prevent their devices being reduced to fashion items.The bizarre coexistence of advanced hardware and an outdated user environment is a result of the country's overreliance on the technology of Microsoft, the U.S. software giant that owns the Korean computing experience like a fat kid does a cookie jar.
It is estimated that around 99 percent of Korean computers run on Microsoft's Windows operating system, and a similar rate of Internet users rely on the company's Internet Explorer (IE) Web browser to connect to cyberspace.
Mobile Banking Monoculture? 01-10-2010
At the center of the controversy is the [Korean] Financial Supervisory Service's (FSS) guidelines on the safety of financial services provided on smartphones, which were finalized and announced last week.The new rules can be summarized simply ― all financial transactions on these advanced handsets will be subject to the same security requirements that control online transactions on personal computers.
The problem with this, according to critics, is that the existing legal framework was precisely what allowed Microsoft to establish a virtual monopoly in computer operating systems and Web browsers here, which is now blamed for having computer users stuck with outdated technologies and exposed to larger security risks.
Rigid Regulations Retard Mobile Wallet Era 02-10-2010
In essence, the current law states that all encrypted online communications on computers require the use of electronic signatures based on public-key certificates. And since the fall of Netscape in the early 2000s, Microsoft's Active-X controls on its Internet Explorer (IE) Web browsers remain as the only plug-in tool to download public-key certificates to computers.
So we can see in Korea today that the lack of choice of web browser (not to mention the lack of choice of computer operating system), indeed the lack of interoperability of Korea's secure transaction protocol on the web, means that the smart phones of today, that don't support ActiveX, are useless in Korea for secure transactions. That means if you are an iPhone/Blackberry/Android user in Korea, you cannot bank online with a Korean bank, you cannot trade stocks on the Korean markets, you cannot shop online with a Korean Internet site. You can't do many of the key things that these smart phones were designed to do.
So when people ask you, "why is the choice of a web browser important?" tell them that in South Korea, people don't get a choice of what operating system to use or what web browser to use. After you explain to them that a place without choice is South Korea, ask them again if they'd like to not have a choice and why the choice of a web browser is important.
I hope to have better news from South Korea soon. Please watch my blog for updates on this issue and other issues facing Mozilla and the open web in Asia.
In the meantime, please be sure to visit Open To Choice.org where Mozilla's Chair, Mitchell Baker and Mozilla's CEO, John Lilly, explain why we at Mozilla believe that the choice of browser is a critical right for all Internet users worldwide.
Here's a list of things that the Mozilla community is doing and which we encourage everybody to do:
• Comment on the open letter at opentochoice.org;
• Follow @opentochoice on Twitter;
• Write a post on your blog;
• Use your favorite social network to spread the word;
• Write to bloggers that you know, to local media
• Start a thread in technology and OSS related forums and mailing lists about the browser choice screen;
• Offer to localize the open letter (send an email to contact -at- opentochoice.org)
• Are you participating in local events where you can talk about choice? Do a talk, organize a booth, distribute flyers in the welcome pack, put a banner on the event page;
• Become a browser choice screen watcher: did you see the browser choice screen pop-up on your screen? send us an email, post it on your blog, Tweet about it. Give details (country, time of day, choice of browser).


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About the Author: Robert E. Patterson serves as Counselor for Somalia Affairs at the Somalia Unit at the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya.
Those of us involved with Somalia are, unfortunately, used to daily reports of violence and tragedy in that long-suffering country. However, the December 3, 2009, suicide bombing at a graduation ceremony for Mogadishu's Banadir University stood out. On that day, we witnessed a grisly suicide bombing at a graduation ceremony for the future medical doctors of Somalia, a nation desperately short of medical professionals. Several graduating medical students were killed, as well as three ministers of the Transitional Federal Government, all of whom were serving in critical social services ministries. A fourth minister remains in critical condition at a Saudi Arabian hospital. Other victims included three journalists and several bystanders, including parents of the graduating students.
The courageous faculty and students of Banadir University were undeterred by the attack or the daily chaos of Mogadishu. A new class of medical students has begun study, and the university is searching for ways to use the talents of the Somali diaspora in order to compensate for the loss of key faculty.
As part of our effort to help the university recover from the attack, we organized a benefit concert in Nairobi on the evening of February 9. The very talented American pianist Ned Kirk, who was in town for some cultural activities on behalf of the U.S. Embassy's Public Affairs Section, generously volunteered to perform for the event. He played pieces by Beethoven, Debussy, and Liszt and explained the intricacies of each of the pieces to the audience. We were honored to have a number of distinguished guests in attendance, including Somalia's Ambassador to Kenya, the United Nations Secretary General's Special Representative to Somalia and many of our colleagues from other embassies. The concert netted almost $8,000, which will be donated to the university.
For more information, visit the Somalia Virtual Presence Post website.
Editor's Note: The fourth minister mentioned in the entry, Saleban Olad Roble, succumbed to his injuries on February 12, 2010.


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I've kind of gone 52teas crazy since Friday…
ordered in total:
Peanut Butter Marshmallow Treat Genmaicha
Strawberry Marshmallow Treat Genmaicha
Apple Pie Keemun
Coconut Peppermint Patty
Green Apple Watermelon
Maple Cheesecake Ti Kwan Yin
Almond Milk Iced Tea
Black & Blue Iced Tea
Honey cat broke a few of my teaware items :( She broke a gaiwan and two Japanese cups. The gaiwan I didn't mind as it was plain white and I had three of those anyway, but the Japanese cups were my first and I loved them. Still she didn't mean it, she's old and her balance isn't what it used to be. Bless her.
So I searched over the weekend and finally made my decision on replacements:
I got the last of this bamboo design (which was on sale)
And two of these beautiful bowls
Total was $57 which was around £35.50 including the shipping from Japan.
We had a friend over yesterday who was getting over an illness. I served her some Teavivre's superfine grade Ali Shan oolong tea which she really enjoyed, so I ordered her a 100 gram bag today, and got some Oriental Beauty for myself.
I made my first order with Yunomi.us just now. I wanted to do it on the first of the month so I could get one of the limited "press sample" packages they give out. So here's what I got:
- NaturaliTea #06: Organic Genmaicha (sample size)
- Obubu Tea Sampler Set: 4 Spring Sencha Teas
- Kurihara Tea #05: Gyokuro Tea Sampler Set
- Monoucha Genmaicha from Ishinomaki, Miyagi (sample size)
- Obubu Tea Sampler Set: 4 Roasts of Houjicha
- Kesennuma Kuwacha Sencha: Mulberry Leaf Tea (free sample)
- Yamane-en: Hokkaido Dattan Sobacha (free press sample)
- Yamane-en: Aomori Dattan Sobacha (free press sample)
I'm really looking forward to trying these, as I think my palate leans towards Japanese greens over Chinese ones.
oh….Harney is having a free shipping deal, which gets me every time. Just stocked up on Malachi McCormick and ordered a bunch of samples of their black blends so that I can continue the search for the perfect milk & sugar companion….
Red Leaf:
Tropical (black
Citrus Chamomile
Pu Erh Earl Grey
April Sample- English Toffee Matcha
Apple Pie Keenum
Orange Pineapple Honeybush
Strawberry Marshmallow Treat Genmaicha
All Citrus Black Tea
I guess it's a good thing that Butiki is sold out of Hello Sweetie and the new custom blend since I probably blew my tea budget for this month on A&D's Damn Fine Tea:
Tiger Assam
Double Knit
Red-Tailed Hawk
Spring Keemun
I was impulsive and I pulled the trigger on it!!! (bad. bad Cavo)
Haha, good for you! I have been eyeing their teas for a long while but I just can't commit myself to buying such large amounts! They should seriously come out with some nice sampler.
They should! I wonder if they've ever considered it!
If you'd like, I can send you a couple cups worth of each once it arrives? It's shipping to Canada, but I expect to have it by next weekend?
Hey, Cavocorax, that would be awesome! We could have a little swap. Anything in my cupboard you'd like to try?
And too bad they can't make samples of their teas, Sil :(
A & D is one I would really like to try but between the large sizes and shipping I don't know if I ever will. I'd love it if they expanded to include samplers some day but I think they would need to be bigger and alter their business model for that to happen. Maybe some day!
UNiquity – i can always send you some to try when my order gets here. To be honest, i thought it was a stupidly large quantity as well, and then my tin was all empty…and i was sad lol
Oh, if it's to my taste then 125 grams doesn't bother me at all! Buying that mych off the jump though has got me in trouble before haha. I also am better off avoiding limited edition teas because what happens if I fall in love? Thanks for the offer though!
the doubleknit, tiger assam and red tailed hawk aren't limited editions, so i could send samples of those :)
Upton Tea Imports order:
TC93: Adam's Peak Ceylon White 1 sample 6g – $5.80
TD94: Victoria's Peak White EX-2 Organic 1 sample 5g – $4.80
TI95: Dewata Estate Java Silver Tips 1 sample 5g – $3.50
TR65: Korean Green Tea Sejak Organic 1 sample 5g – $3.80
ZW03: Season's Pick White Fannings Organic 3 samples 45g – $3.00
ZW07: Season's Pick Organic White Tea 2 samples 14g – $2.00
ZW70: Snow Buds Superior 40g packet – $6.40
ZW75: Moonlight White Tea 30g packet – $4.80


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I spent last week at South by Southwest, a dense, sprawling convergence of logos and live music that infests every conceivable corner of downtown Austin. A bunch of Columbus musicians made the trip too, performing at official SXSW showcases and innumerable unofficial events that spring up in the festival's midst.
Making the biggest splash was Twenty One Pilots, whose gigs included the Spotify House, the Warner Bros. showcase with labelmates Paramore and a prominent role at The Woodies, mtvU's awards ceremony turned music festival. The schizoid pop duo seemed to be everywhere Macklemore and Tegan and Sara were, which is pretty good company in terms of exposure.
Divine Fits, Columbus drummer Sam Brown's band with Spoon's Britt Daniel and Wolf Parade's Dan Boeckner, headlined Vice's opening night party and played a riverfront show with The Flaming Lips. Hip-hop trio Fly Union was everywhere too, with double-digit performances including Top Dog Entertainment's showcase with Kendrick Lamar.
More local rappers were there, including Copywrite at the Man Bites Dog Records showcase and a smattering of sets from King Vada and Hodgie Street. Columbus rap promoters AnimalXHouse threw a day party featuring members of Future's Freebandz crew. Jazz combo fo/mo/deep made the trip too.
The city's skronking side was well represented by The Unholy Two's hate-screed bombast at Gerard Cosloy's Can't Stop the Bleeding party. Also making clatter: noisemongering rockers JFK Didn't Even See It Coming and expansive experimentalists Before the Eyewall.
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